DirecTV R10 User Manual page 21

Connect the Coaxial RF cables from your satellite dish to the Satellite In jacks on the
DIRECTV ® DVR. You can connect either cable to either jack.
If you only have one Coaxial RF cable coming from your satellite dish antenna,
connect it to the Satellite In 1 jack. Keep in mind that your DVR won't have Dual
Tuner functionality with only one satellite cable connected. (See page 2 for details.)
Connect the S-Video cable from the DVR's S-Video Output jack to the
S-Video Input jack on your TV.
If your TV doesn't have an S-Video Input jack, use the yellow end of the Composite
A/V cable to connect video. If your TV only has an RF In connector, connect a Coaxial
RF cable from the DVR's RF Out jack to your TV.
Connect the red and white ends of a Composite A/V cable from the DVR's L/R Audio
Output jacks to the L/R Audio Input jacks on your TV. If your TV has only one audio
connector, connect just the white end.
Take the Access Card out of its envelope and insert it into the slot on the DVR's front
panel as shown in the diagram to the right (with the gold chip down). Stop when the
card makes contact with the back of the slot. To watch DIRECTV
insert the card correctly and activate it. The Access Card slot is behind a small door.
Connect the phone cord. (For more about the phone connection, see page 2.)
Plug in your DVR and turn on your TV. Once you see the Welcome screen, you can
continue with "Guided Setup" on page 19.
If you don't see the Welcome screen, make sure the correct input is selected on your
TV. You may need to use the "INPUT," "SOURCE," or "TV/VIDEO" button on your
TV's remote to change the input. If you need help, see page 107.
channels, you must
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If you use the DVR's RF Out jack to
connect video to your TV, you
must also set the Channel 3/4 switch on
the back panel. Tune your TV to the same
channel (3 or 4) in order to view the signal
coming from the RF Out jack.
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