TV Guide On Screen PHONEBROADBAND TV manual Appendix B SET-TOP BOX, Back Panel

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APPENDIX B:

THE SET-TOP BOX

BACK PANEL

2	3	4	5	6
1				7

Table 5: Back Panel of the Set-top Box

#	Component	Function
1	Power connector	Attaches AC cord to power
		unit. It is important the set-top
		box and the TV are plugged
		into the same electrical circuit
		(same wall plate or surge pro-
		tector outlet strip).

2	Ethernet RJ-45	Ethernet Connects the
		Network Interface Card (NIC)
		in the unit to an RJ-45
		terminated CAT5 cable.

3	USB Connector	Not Used
4	SP-DIF Digital	Black RCA jack. Digital audio
	Output	output line feed, S/PDIF.

5	AV Output Mini-DIN	Connects the set-top box
		to TV monitor via a special
		cable (provided). Cable
		includes S-video and
		audio/visual connections.
		Table continues on page 33...

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Contents User Guide Gettingcontentsstarted Appendix B the SET-TOP BOX Digital Television DTVMusic Appendix a the RemoteEquipment WelcomeTechnical Support SET-TOP BOX Remote ControlIntroduction System FeaturesDigital Television DTV Guide Account SettingsTurning on the System Service BasicsGetting Started Quick StartNavigating with the Remote ON-SCREEN Menu and Feature ButtonsUsing the Menu Pins SettingsChanging the System PIN Enable/Disable Settings PINSystem PIN Changing the Purchase PIN Enable/Disable Purchase PINPurchase PIN Favorites Displaying Favorites Lists Renaming Favorites Parental Controls Setting Parental ControlsDeleting Favorites Broadband Phone Viewing Account History Account HistoryProgram Information Overlay System SettingsConnecting Audio Optimize Video TV Display Format Channel Selection Digital Television DTVOverview Searching the Guide DTVDTV Guide Color CodingViewing Program Information Renting a PPV Movie PAY-PER-VIEWAUTOTUNE/REMINDERS Setting Autotune/RemindersConfirming a Reminder Parental Controls DTVOverriding Parental Controls Emergency Alert System EASAudio Channels Access Music GuideMusic Viewing Audio information Changing Audio ChannelsAppendix a Remote Remote Control FeaturesRemote Control Features Front Panel Appendix B the SET-TOP BOXBack Panel Appendix B SET-TOP BOXReverting Video Settings Broadband TV Phone

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