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Parts of the DSS System
Home View
These parts are inside of or
attached to your house.
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Satellite Dish
QSS Receiver
Telephone Jack
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Access Card and Security Clip
DSS Satellite Dish
Picks up the satellite' s coded program
information
and relays it to
your DSS receiver.
(Your satellite dish may be installed in different locations on or around
your house.) The satellite dish must, however,
be pointed in a southern direction toward the
satellite.
DSS Receiver
Receives the TV program
information
and sends it to your TV or VCR.
Telephone Jack
Connects to the phone jack on the back of the DSS receiver. The DSS
receiver uses a toll-free number once a month to update your access card. This update only
takes a few seconds and ensures that you will have continuous
service. The system
automatically
hangs up if you pick up the phone when the DSS receiver is calling out.
Television
If your television
is remote controllable,
you can program the DSS Universal
TV Remote to change channels and volume.
DSS TV Universal Remote
(included
with your DSS system)
Controls the DSS system
as well as most remote controllable
TVs. Point the remote at the device you want to control.
Access
Card
(installed
in DSS receiver)
Must be inserted for you to use the DSS system!
Provides system security and authorization
of DSS services.
Do not remove the card except
when issued a new card as a replacement
for the original.
Security Clip
(installed
in DSS receiver)
Fits over the end of the access card and helps
prevent the card from being inadvertently
removed.
To remove the clip, squeeze the top
and bottom together
and slide the clip off the access card.
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