TiVo 2TM DT DVR User Manual


 
Appendix: Additional Setup Examples
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A
TiVo
®
DVR
Network
Choose this option if you have a home network with a broadband Internet connection.
Use the connection that works with your type of home network: Wired or Wireless
Wired (Ethernet)Connect an Ethernet cable (sold
separately) from your home network to the TiVo DVR’s
Ethernet jack (the upper jack pictured here).
WirelessConnect a wireless USB network adapter
(sold separately) to one of the DVR’s
USB ports.
The TiVo Wireless USB adapter pictured here is available
at
www.tivo.com/store.
Phone
Choose this option if you dont have a home network with a
broadband Internet connection. Connect the provided
phone cord from the DVR to a nearby wall jack.
Use the provided phone line splitter if the DVR is sharing
the wall jack with a telephone.
Connect to the TiVo
®
service
Your TiVo DVR needs to connect to the TiVo service to receive program listings, service updates,
and other information. Choose how your DVR will connect:
Network OR Phone
Connect a Channel Changing cable – Choose one from cable bag
The DVR uses one of these cables to tell your satellite box when to change the channel.
B
Use the Serial Cable if:
your satellite box has a 9-pin Serial (Data) jack.
Use the IR Cable if:
you tried the Serial cable and it didnt work with your
satellite box.
If youre not using the Serial cable, plug
the purple end of the IR cable into the
CHANNEL CHANGING/IR jack (the lower
control jack) on the back of the DVR.
Plug the Serial cable into the 9-pin Serial (Data) jack
on the back of your satellite box.
Plug the other end into the CHANNEL CHANGING/SERIAL
jack (the upper control jack) on the back of the DVR.
Then continue with Step
on the next page.
Then go to Step for positioning the other
ends of the IR cable on your satellite box.
a
Positioning the IR cable on your satellite box
The IR cable’s emitters beam channel change signals to the IR sensor on your satellite
box–just like a remote control does.
Place the emitters in front of the cable box’s IR sensor (one on top of the satellite box
and one on bottom). Be sure both emitters stick out about 1 ½ inches directly in front
of the IR sensor. Use the adhesive strips provided to keep them in place.
a
Satellite Box
Then continue with Step on the next page.
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