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C o m p l e t i n g G u i d e d S e t u p
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address will not be sold, rented, loaned, or otherwise disclosed. For information on how
TiVo safeguards your privacy, visit
www.tivo.com/privacy .
Phone Dialing Options.
If your phone system requires special dialing options, choose
“Yes.” Most people won’t need to change the settings. See page 84 for more.
Setup Call.
This toll-free call takes a few minutes to retrieve the dial-in numbers for your
area code and the list of cable or satellite providers for your ZIP code. After hanging up,
the DMS will take 5 to 15 minutes to organize the information. If the call doesn’t succeed,
see page 132 for troubleshooting steps.
Dial-In Number.
The DMS uses the number you choose for phone connections to the
TiVo service. Press the DOWN arrow or CHAN DOWN to scroll down the list. In some
areas, local and long distance toll charges may apply. You are responsible for any charges.
Dialing Format.
Choose how you want the DMS to dial the dial-in number. (For example,
should a “1” precede the area code?) In some areas, local numbers must be dialed using
the area code.
Satellite Provider.
If you subscribe to local channels for your city or a nearby city from
your satellite provider, choose the appropriate option followed by the city name from
which you get local channels (such as, DIRECTV-Sacramento, CA).
Cable Provider.
Cable companies may have entries with very similar names. Check your
channel lineup card (received during cable installation) or your cable bill. If you aren’t
sure, make your best guess. Later in Guided Setup, you can check the Channels You
Receive screen (see page 24). If you still don’t see your provider, verify that you entered
the correct ZIP code.
Cable Lineups.
A lineup is the type of subscription you purchased from your cable
company. Lineups usually have names like “Basic” or “Extended Basic.” Your cable bill