DirecTV H20, User Manual

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Receiving Local “Off-Air” Broadcast Channels
Th e DIRECTV HD Receiver can receive both satellite and locally transmitted, off -air broadcast
channels, and will display these local channels in the Guide. In order to receive off -air channels, attach
an off -air antenna to the OFF-AIR IN as instructed in the “Choose Your Setup” section starting on page
20. During the Guided Setup process, be sure to select the Satellite & Antenna button when you reach
the Satellite Dish & Off -Air Antenna screen and follow the onscreen instructions.
If you didn’t setup an off -air antenna during the guided setup, you must enter your location into the
receiver using the Local Network Area screens in order to receive Program Guide information for local
off -air broadcast channels. When you enter your ZIP code, if there is more than one network area
available, your receiver will show your options. Pick the one closest to you as your primary network area.
In some cases, there may be more than two cities displayed. You may decide to also enter a secondary
local network if more than one is available to you, but this is optional.
To scan for off -air channels and set up the local network areas after Guided Setup, do the following:
1. Press MENU.
2. Press SELECT on Settings in the Quick Menu.
3. Select Setup in the Quick Menu.
4. Select Sat & Ant from the options on the left menu.
5. Press SELECT on the Antenna Setup button. If you have not selected your local networks yet, select
the Local Networks button and follow the instructions until you are done.
6. Select the Scan for Channels button to have the receiver scan local off -air frequencies.
When the receiver has fi nished scanning for channels, you are given the chance to edit local off -air
channels to remove channels from the Guide that you don’t watch, or those that have poor reception.
NOTE: Your reception sill vary by
geographic location. In other words:
Some areas get better reception
than others!