Motorola DCT700 Installation and Reset Instructions for Systems
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3Press SELECT to begin searching for the OOB frequency.

On the OSD the MANUAL FREQ line of text clears, the HUNT MODE displays FIX to indicate the fixed frequency search, and the CUR FREQ field changes to the frequency selected to search.

If the frequency is found with the proper EMM Provider ID, the OSD LKC field changes to display the new frequency.

If after 40 seconds the frequency search is not successful, the set-top performs a warm reset and returns to the last known carrier frequency.

4To abort a search without waiting the 40 seconds, press POWER to cause a warm reset.

Set-top Cold Initialization

The DCT700 has no front panel buttons. To perform a cold initialization, or reset, using the remote control:

1Hold down any key while disconnecting and reconnecting AC power to the set-top. After booting up, the POWER LED on the set-top front panel flashes.

2Within 3 seconds, press 3.

The POWER LED flashes at a decreased rate.

3Within 3 seconds, press 2.

The POWER LED flashes at an increased rate.

4Within 3 seconds, press 8 to initiate the cold reset.

During the cold initialization procedure, if the appropriate remote control key is not pressed within the three-second time period, the procedure terminates and the set-top resumes normal operation.

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Contents Installation Manual DCT700 Page Page Contents Diagnostics TroubleshootingSpecifications Abbreviations and AcronymsFigures TablesIntroduction DCT700 set-top front and rear viewsStandard Interfaces Standard FeaturesUsing This Manual Related DocumentationIf You Need Help Document ConventionsCalling for Repairs Key Function Rear panel featuresOverview Front panelRemote Control Motorola DRC450 Universal Remote ControlKeyItemDescription Installing Batteries in the Remote Control Back view of DRC450 remote controlInstalling the DCT700 InstallationBefore You Begin Standard Cabling Diagram Connecting the DCT700 to a TV using RF connectorsStandard VCR Cabling Diagram Standard VCR cablingComposite Baseband Cabling Diagrams Standard baseband cablingBaseband audio and video connections to a VCR and TV Stereo Cabling Diagrams Baseband Audio on the VCRAudio on VCR/Audio output on TV Power on Feature Testing ProcedureOperational check procedures Operational CheckSet-top Cold Initialization Possible Solution TroubleshootingProblem Troubleshooting guidelinesSpecifications Diagnostics Preliminary DCT700 Installation ManualUsing Diagnostics Button Function using the diagnostics main menu General StatusField Description Error Codes Code Flash Sequence Cause RemedyOut-of-Band OOB Status DiagnosticsB-7 Good In-band StatusSNR FairAudio/Video Status Status DescriptionUnit Address TvpcFirmware Version Current Channel StatusType AuthorizationService StatusOSD Variable State FPKNot Required Renewable SecurityTvpc Required CryptoIppv Upstream Modem Starvue II DiagnosticsApplication APP Code Modules Last LinePlatform Memory StatusEeprom Version Number ApplicationUpstream ID Interactive InfoUPM StateMAC Frequency Table Control ChannelsIn-Band Program Map Table PMT Message TypesIn-Band Program Association Table PAT Task StatusKeyboard / LED Diagnostics USB DiagnosticsIn-Band Multicast Address Filter CSR DCT700 EMM EPG HRC IPG Ippv IRC Abbreviations and AcronymsVOD Mgbi
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DTC700, DCT700 specifications

The Motorola DCT700 and DTC700 are digital set-top boxes that have made significant contributions to the evolution of television viewing. These devices serve as intermediaries between broadcast signals and your television, providing an enhanced viewing experience and access to a host of features that go beyond traditional cable.

One of the main features of the Motorola DCT700 is its ability to decode digital television signals, allowing users to receive high-quality video and audio. The box supports both standard definition (SD) and high definition (HD) content, which ensures compatibility with a wide range of televisions. This flexibility makes it an excellent choice for both older systems and modern setups.

The DCT700 includes a built-in cable modem, which supports video on demand (VOD) services, enabling users to select and watch their favorite shows and movies at their convenience. This functionality has become increasingly important in an era where viewers expect content on demand, transforming the way people approach their television habits.

Another notable characteristic of the DCT700 is its user-friendly interface. The remote control is designed for easy navigation, allowing users to quickly find channels, access the on-screen program guide, and manage parental controls. This focus on user experience is critical for attracting and retaining customers in a competitive market.

The Motorola DTC700 variant is optimized for use with digital cable systems, providing features like digital video recording (DVR), which allows users to pause, rewind, and even record live television. This functionality enhances the viewing experience by allowing viewers to catch up on their favorite programs without the constraints of traditional scheduling.

Both models boast a compact design, making them easy to fit into any entertainment setup without occupying much space. They also include multiple output options, such as HDMI and coaxial cables, ensuring that they can connect to a broad range of TVs and audio systems.

In summary, the Motorola DCT700 and DTC700 set-top boxes are pivotal in the transition to digital television. With their robust feature sets, user-friendly interfaces, and compatibility with modern viewing habits, these devices stand out in the competitive landscape of entertainment technology. Whether you're a casual viewer or a dedicated binge-watcher, these set-top boxes provide the functionality needed to enhance your television experience.
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