DirecTV R10, User Manual

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No Local Numbers.
If you selected “None of the Above” on the Dial-In Numbers screen,
you will see a reminder to go back and choose a local dial-in number. If you are concerned
about toll charges associated with any of the available dial-in numbers, keep in mind that
the DVR’s calls are very brief. You are responsible for any such phone charges.
Dialing Format.
Choose the dialing format you need. For example, should the dial-in
number be preceded by your area code, and should a “1” precede the area code? In some
areas, even local numbers must be dialed using the area code.
Test Phone Connection Call.
This screen appears while the DVR tests the phone dialing
options and local dial-in number you have chosen. You should see a message that says
“Test Successful!” Press SELECT or the RIGHT arrow to continue. If the test does not
succeed, you may need to pick a different dial-in number, or change the dialing format.
Use the LEFT arrow to go back to previous screens and make changes to dialing options.
Congratulations!
You’ve completed Guided Setup. You can now press the DIRECTV
Button on your remote control to go to DIRECTV Central.
After completing Guided Setup one time, whenever you unplug the DVR and plug it back
in, it will search for a satellite signal. When you see the message “Acquiring Satellite
Information,” you can press the DIRECTV button on the remote control to go directly to
DIRECTV Central. From DIRECTV Central, programs in your DVR’s Now Playing List
are always available.
If you start your DVR without properly connecting it to a DIRECTV satellite television
signal, the DVR will not show live TV or provide any live TV functions.