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98 Installation/Installing
the Receiver
Installing
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Figure 83, Rear Panel DRDIO2RW
All connections
to the receiver are made at the back panel.
These connections
are
slightly different for the two models of receiver's.
DRD102RW
Figure 83 is the rear panel of the DRD 102RW receiver.
Its connection
can be divided
in inputs and outputs. The following is a functional list of the jack panel connections:
INPUTS:
PHONE
This jack connects the to the telephone cable. The DSS receiver uses a toll free number
to update the access card.
This update usually
last a few seconds
and ensures
continuous
program service.
SATELLITE IN
This is the 950 to 1450 MHz input from the LNB. Also carries the DC voltages from
the receiver to the LNB.
IN FROM ANT
Connect either a cable signal or an antenna to this connector.
OUTPUTS:
OUT TO TV
The RF out (either channel 3 or 4) of the receiver.
This RF can be one of two signals.
One signal, is RF signal applied to the IN FROM ANT connector.
The other signal
is the output of the receiver.
The TV/DSS
button on the front of the receiver
determines
which signal is present on the jack.
The RF channel output on this jack is controlled by the RF switch. When the switch
is in the channel 3 position, the RF out will be channel 3. The same is true for channel
4.
S-VIDEO
This connector outputs an S-video signal to a compatible
television or VCR. Only an
S-video connector
can be inserted into this jack.
VIDEO
This connector outputs the video signal from the receiver. This allows you to connect
the receiver to a monitor type of television or a VCR.
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