DIRECTV SYSTEM FROM HUGHES NETWORK SYSTEMS - OWNER’S MANUAL
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DIRECTV System Components
There are three main components of your DIRECTV System. They are the satellite dish antenna, the
digital satellite receiver, and the remote control. Take a few minutes to read about each one.
The Satellite Dish Antenna
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The satellite dish antenna is the component that receives the
digital signals. It must be mounted to a solid outdoor surface that
allows a clear view of the southern sky.
The large circular part is known as the reflector. At the end of a
tubular arm that is attached to the satellite dish antenna, there is a
low noise block (LNB) down converter. The mounting bracket and
base make adjustments easy during installation. Once the satellite
dish antenna has been properly positioned to point towards the
satellites, you should never need to adjust it again.
Satellite dish antennas will have either a single output LNB or a dual
output LNB. The single output LNB has one connection, allowing
use of a single digital satellite receiver. The dual output LNB has
two connections, allowing use of two digital satellite receivers, or
more if you are using a multi-switch.
The Digital Satellite Receiver
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This digital satellite receiver is one of
the most compact available today. Nearly every feature of the digital
satellite receiver can be accessed from the front panel keys.
Your access card is located behind the door on the right side of the digital satellite receiver
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. This special card contains information
about your level of service and holds pay per view purchase activity. This card
should not be removed except to protect the digital satellite receiver from
unauthorized use or to replace the card when your service provider (DIRECTV or
USSB) supplies a new one.
The power key (
) is used to turn the digital satellite receiver on and off. The
power light (located in the center) will illuminate when the unit is on. Any off-air
signal, such as cable TV or local programming, connected to the
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There is another light, also located in the center area, which indicates when the
receiver is utilizing the D-VHS capability.
The information key (
) is used to display descriptions of DIRECTV System
The satellite dish antenna
The front of the digital satellite receiver
The DIRECTV System Access Card
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