Mitsubishi Electronics SR-HD5 manual Local In Connection Options, Antenna

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The LOCAL AREA screen
▲ and

Setting Up the Satellite Dish Antenna and Terrestrial Inputs

▲ buttons to select different transponders. Observe the signal strengths of the different transponders. Adjust the dish antenna to improve the signal strengths. After fine tuning, highlighting the Done button and pressing the SELECT key on the remote control will display the INSTALLATION screen. Highlighting the Video button and pressing the SELECT key or pressing the EXIT key on the remote control will display the channel last viewed.

Adding Terrestrial Antenna or Cable to Your Satellite Connections

If you connected a terrestrial antenna or local cable TV service to view local analog or digital channels, you need to configure the HD receiver to receive those broadcasts.

Highlighting the Local Area button on the INSTALLATION screen and pressing the SELECT key on the remote control will display the LOCAL AREA screen shown at the right. Using the ▲ and ▲, highlight either the Local In 1 button if you connected your terrestrial antenna or cable service to the jack labeled IN FROM ANT, or highlight the Local In 2 button if you connected the jack labeled SATELLITE IN and

used a Diplexer to combine your terrestrial antenna cable with the cable from the satellite dish antenna. Then press the SELECT key on the remote control to display the Local In pop-up menu.

On the Local In pop-up menu, use the ▲ and ▲ keys to highlight the buttons for the type of antenna or cable you connected to the HD receiver, and then press the SELECT key on the remote control.

Local In Connection Options

The connection options found on the Local In 1 and Local In 2 pop-up menus are:

None

You are not connected to an antenna

 

or cable.

Antenna

You have connected a standard

 

VHF/UHF indoor or outdoor

 

antenna.

Cable TV (STD) You have connected a cable service that uses a standard type of cable signal.

Local In 1 pop-up menu

Cable TV (HRC) You have connected a cable service that uses the HRC type of cable signal.

Cable TV (IRC) You have connected a cable service that uses the IRC type of cable signal.

Note: Consult your cable company to find out what type of cable signal you have.

Note: Local In 1 and Local In 2 must have different input signal types. The receiver does not support the simultaneous connection of two terrestrial antenna signals or two cable signals.

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Contents Page Directv Important Safety Instructions Installation Service Federal Communications Commission FCC Regulatory Information Table of Contents General On-Screen Guide Features Programming Your Remote Control Page What You Should Do First First Look at HD SystemHow Does All This Work? Directv Plus Satellite Dish Antenna HD System ComponentsHD Receiver with Directv Plus Receiver Built-in Rear of the HD receiver power cord not shown Remote Control Keys Label Feature Installing the Remote Control Batteries Setting Up Your HD Receiver Choosing the Best Connection for Your Entertainment System Setting Up Your HD Receiver HD Receiver and Hdtv Monitor HD Receiver with Hdtv Monitor and VCR Mitsubishi SR-HD5 HD Directv Plus Receiver Setting Up Your HD Receiver HD Receiver and Standard Definition TV Monitor HD Receiver with Standard Definition TV Monitor and VCR Mitsubishi SR-HD5 HD Directv Plus Receiver Setting Up Your HD Receiver HD Receiver and Dolby Digital Receiver or Decoder Home theaterFinishing Up HD Receiver and Standard Stereo SystemRF Remote Control Receiver Connecting the VCR Control CableFinding the VCR’s Remote Control Sensor Now You Can Turn It On Connecting the RF Remote Control Receiver/ AntennaInstallation POWER-ON ScreenExit Controlling the HD Receiver3 Front Panel vs. Remote Control KeysBasic Navigation Mitsubishi SR-HD5 HD Directv Plus Receiver Installing and Testing the Satellite Dish Antenna Setting Up Satellite Dish Antenna Terrestrial InputsSelecting the Correct Type of Satellite Dish Antenna Displaying the Installation ScreenOval Dish Finding the Correct Antenna-pointing CoordinatesPointing the Dish Antenna Testing Signal StrengthLocal Providers System Test Local Provider Area OptionsSelecting Transponders Fine Tuning the Pointing of the Dish AntennaAntenna Local In Connection OptionsClear Testing the Strength of the Terrestrial Digital ChannelsScan Channels None You are not connected to an antenna or cable Antenna Terrestrial Antenna or Cable without a Satellite ConnectionInstallation Is Now Complete Time SetupEditing Local Channels Programming Watching Local TerrestrialTypes of Channels Channel Banner Basic Channel ChangingLocal Channels from Directv Directv ProgrammingAlphaTune Information BannerOneLine Guide TurboTuneAudio Alternate ServicesClosed Caption Program Guide Advanced Program GuideProgram Guide Screen Choosing the Guide Style Program Guide Pop-up MenuAdvanced Program Guide Program Guide Small Cell Descriptions Filtering the GuidesChannel List Theme FiltersGuide Times General On-Screen Guide FeaturesWatchword Entry Show Times Screen Information ScreenDone Show TimesPreSelecting Programs from the Advanced Program Guide VideoGuides PreSelectPreSelecting Programs for Viewing Canceling PreSelected ProgramsMenu Overview HD Receiver’s Menu SystemMain Menu Setup MenuChannel Tags PreferencesAdvanced Preference OptionsAdvanced Preference Options Advanced PreferencesFilters TranslucencyDolby Digital Audio/Video SetupFactory Defaults Channel LockScreen Ratio TV ResolutionImage Shape Cropped Limits TV TimerTV-MA Rating HelpMax Spending Channel ListsTag Boxes AutoSetRename SetSet Channel InstallationVCR Setup TurboTuneEvent Scheduling Options SchedulerCode Test Record/StopEditing an Event Erase Check MailPurchases MessageBuy Cancel PurchaseHistory Upcoming PurchasesPurchase History Caller IDCall History Help DisableLocking Procedure Lock/UnlockTemporarily Overriding the Lock Unlocking ProcedurePage Code Scan Programming Your Remote ControlProgramming the Remote Control Programming ModeTelevision Code Numbers Code EntryProgramming Your Remote Control AUX-LDP Code Number Identifying Codes That Have Been Stored Using the Remote ControlVolume Control in AUX Mode Controlling Other Components Using the AUX ButtonAnswers QuestionsAppendix A-2 Questions and Answers Appendix A-3 Mitsubishi SR-HD5 HD Directv Plus Receiver Appendix A-4 Questions and Answers Appendix A-5 Page SpecialAPPENDIX InformationB Appendix B-2 Mitsubishi Revision a

SR-HD5 specifications

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