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CHAPTER 2
Getting started
Back of the DIRECTV
AIR IN
The cable from an off-air TV antenna (not from the satellite dish) connects to this jack. Both standard analog (NTSC) and high definition
digital (ATSC) program broadcasts can be received through a single antenna connected to this jack.
CABLE IN
The RG-6 cable from cable TV provider (if you have one) connects to this jack.
SATELLITE IN
The RG-6 cable from the satellite dish connects to this jack.
RF REMOTE (Optional)
Inputs remote control signals using the RF receiver.
VIDEO INPUT (480p/i)
Connect an optional component video source, such as a DVD player.
AUDIO INPUT(L1, R1, L2, R2)
Inputs audio signals to your DIRECTV
NOTE
Connect the audio jack to L1 and R1 when using the component terminal (Y, P
Connect the audio jack to L2 and R2 when using the S-Video or Video terminal.
RS232C
This is used to connect your receiver to a computer for reading and loading data information.
DVI/HDCP OUT
Using a digital DVI cable, this jack connects your DIRECTV
broadcast (from satellite, or antenna). Supports HDCP content protection. (For the best access to HD programming, connect this output to the
corresponding DVI/HDCP input that supports HDCP technology on your HDTV or HDTV Monitor.)
RGB OUT
Using an RGB monitor cable, this jack connects your DIRECTV
VCR CONTROL
The VCR control cable connects to this jack.
S-VIDEO
This jack connects your DIRECTV
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HD Receiver from TV, digital monitor, DVD, VCR, or other audio equipment.
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HD Receiver to a TV that accepts the unconverted DVI signal from a HD digital
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HD Receiver to a TV that accepts HD RGB video input.
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HD Receiver to a TV or VCR that accepts S-Video input.
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