Dish Network 5.0, DVR 921, 8.0, 129418 warranty Converting the 6.0 Remote Control

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CONVERTING THE 6.0 REMOTE CONTROL

By replacing the key at the bottom of the 6.0 remote, this remote can be converted to look and work like a 5.0 IR or to operate like a second UHF Pro remote to control the side of the DISH Player-DVR 522 receiver. The instructions that follow show you how to replace this key. After replacing the key, follow the instructions in Setting Up to Control the Satellite Receiver.

Note: If you do not need to replace the key, you do not need to complete the instructions that follow. Go to Setting Up to Control the Satellite Receiver.

1.Slide the battery cover off.

2.Insert your thumbnail in the seam between the remote control and the blue 2 key to separate the key from the remote control.

3.Grasp the key at the bottom and pull down firmly to remove.

4.If you are converting the remote to look and work like a 5.0 IR remote, then turn the removed key over with the green 1 side up (this key should not have a

UHF Pro marking). Reinstall the key with the green side

showing. Make sure the key snaps in place.

Note: Key has no UHF Pro marking.

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Contents Table of Contents Remote Control Basics Models Supported by this GuideInstalling Batteries UHF and IR SignalsConverting the 6.0 Remote Control Setting UP to Control the Satellite Receiver Select Enable from the TV1 UHF Pro Setup screen Textdishpvr.fm Page 7 Tuesday, March 2, 2004 1235 PM Setting UP to Control Other Devices Limited ModeChecking the Remote Address Combination DevicesSetting UP Using Device Code Tables Setting UP Using Device Code Scan Switching Between TV and Device Volume Control Checking the Device CodesTo set the remote to control the device’s volume Controlling the Satellite Receiver SAT Mode Button Remote Control OperationOperating Modes Power Buttons Volume ButtonTV/VIDEO Button SD/HD Input ButtonMute Button Menu ButtonUP and page Down Buttons Guide ButtonSelect Button Recall ButtonInfo Button View TV ButtonDish Button Cancel ButtonNumber Buttons DVR Button Star ButtonFORMAT/STAR Button Pound # ButtonFWD Button Play ButtonStop Button Pause ButtonBack Button Skip FWD ButtonSkip Back Button Recover Button Record ButtonPicture in Picture PIP Position ButtonUsing the Recover Button Controlling a TV or a Second TV TV Mode ButtonTV/VIDEO or SD/HD Input Button UP/DOWN Arrow Buttons VCR Mode Button Controlling a VCR or a Second VCR or a DVD PlayerPower Button VCR Buttons AUX Mode ButtonControlling a Tuner or Amplifier Press this button to turn on or off the sound Device Codes TV CodesAOC JBL JVCKTV LXIMGA MTCNAD NECSBR VCR Codes ASACCE ITTTextdishpvr.fm Page 34 Tuesday, March 2, 2004 1235 PM TV/VCR Combo Codes DVD Player CodesSTS GPXTUNER/AMPLIFIER Codes TV/DVD Combo Codes DVD/VCR ComboCodes Troubleshooting What’s What’s Wrong What You Can Do HappeningTo use. See Remote Control Setup Limited Warranty Advance Exchange Program Accessory Warranty Post Receipt Exchange ProgramSee Troubleshooting on If YOU Need HelpTextdishpvr.fm Page 44 Tuesday, March 2, 2004 1235 PM Part Number

5.0, 6.0, 8.0, DVR 921, 129418 specifications

Dish Network has consistently been at the forefront of satellite television technology, and its offerings, including the Dish Network 129418, DVR 921, and their varied receiver specifications like 8.0, 6.0, and 5.0, showcase that innovation. The Dish Network 129418 is a key piece in the company’s evolving lineup, providing satellite television users with enhanced viewing experiences, improved functionalities, and advanced features.

One of the standout features of the Dish Network 129418 is its ability to access a wide array of channels, including standard and high-definition programming. This ensures that subscribers can enjoy their favorite shows, movies, and sports events with exceptional picture quality. Furthermore, it is designed to work seamlessly with various DVR models, notably the DVR 921. This DVR not only allows users to record live television but also offers the flexibility to pause and rewind live broadcasts while providing ample storage to keep favorite shows available for later viewing.

The DVR 921 reflects Dish Network's commitment to multi-functionality and user convenience. It generally features dual tuners, meaning that users can record two different programs simultaneously while watching another. With an enhanced interface and user-friendly design, navigating through recorded programs and live content is intuitive. Moreover, it boasts high storage capacity, enabling users to store dozens of hours of recordings without the need for frequent management.

In terms of technology, Dish Network's receivers with specifications like 8.0, 6.0, and 5.0 are built to ensure optimum performance. These numbers generally reflect the generation of technology and the range of features provided, with newer versions offering advancements in processing speed, signal quality, and connectivity options. The 8.0 receiver, for example, is often synonymous with superior performance, providing exceptional clarity and reduced lag time, which is crucial for viewers who enjoy sports or action-packed programming.

Dish Network also emphasizes customer accessibility with features that include parental controls, user profiles, and customizable viewing preferences. The integration of smart technology allows for the potential inclusion of streaming services, greatly expanding the viewing possibilities for subscribers.

In summary, the Dish Network 129418, DVR 921, and their associated receiver specifications demonstrate the company's dedication to delivering high-quality entertainment experiences. With a focus on technological advancement and user-friendly features, Dish Network continues to meet the diverse demands of today's viewers, ensuring that they remain at the helm of the satellite television industry.
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