DirecTV HIRD-B4 User Manual page 11

Behind the door on the right side of the receiver is your access card. This special card contains
information about your level of service and holds pay per view purchase activity.
This card should not be removed except to protect your digital satellite receiver
from unauthorized use or to replace the card when your service provider
(DIRECTV or USSB) supplies a new one.
The power key (
The power light (located in the center) will illuminate when the unit is on. Any
off-air signal, such as cable TV or local programming, connected to the IN
FROM ANT jack is passed through to the OUT TO TV jack when the power is in
the off condition.
The information key (
and channels on your TV screen.
At any time, pressing the program guide key (
the on-screen guide, where you can see a listing of all available programs, or will
display the GUIDE MENU if pressed while displaying a program guide.
The four directional keys, up ( ), down ( ), left ( ), and right ( ), are used to
move the highlight around the program guide and menus. They also provide
access to the OneLine™ Guide and the LogoBelt™ when menus aren't
displayed.
The Access Card
The select key (
selection is the one desired.
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) is used to turn your digital satellite receiver on and off.
) is used to specify that a highlighted guide or menu item
The rear of the digital satellite receivers. There are four different models.
) is used to display descriptions of satellite programs
) will initiate the display of
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