Section 4 Familiarization

1.2. THE RECEIVER REAR PANEL

The rear panel gives you various connections to connect the audio and video equipment as well as a terrestrial and dish antennas. Depending on the installation setup, you may not use all connectors, but they are provided for any desired setup in future.

The available connectors on the rear panel are:

■ The LNB IN connector (F-type),

■ The VCR connector (SCART), for the

for the connection of a dish to the

connection of a VCR with the use of a

receiver, to receive the digital

fully-featured SCART-cable;

broadcasts;

 

■The IF OUT DIGITAL connector (F- type), for the connection of a loop through cable;

■The LNB IN ANALOG connector (F- type), for the connection of a dish to the receiver, to receive the analog broadcasts;

■The DECODER connector (SCART), for the connection of a decoder with the use of a fully-featured SCART-cable;

■The TV connector (SCART),

for the connection of a TV with the use of a fully-featured SCART-cable;

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■The S/PDIF connector (RCA),

for the connection of Dolby Digital (AC-3) compatible audio equipment;

■The VIDEO connector (RCA),

for the connection to the composite video input of the TV (monitor);

■The AUDIO L connector (RCA),

for the connection of the left audio input channel of a stereo set;

■The AUDIO R connector (RCA),

for the connection of the right audio input channel of a stereo set;

■The ANT IN connector (IEC),

for the connection of an terrestrial TV antenna;

■The TV OUT connector (IEC), for the connection to the antenna connector of a TV or a VCR;

■The SERIAL PORT connector (sub-D), for the connection to the serial communication port of a PC;

■The USB connector (slave USB),

for the connection to an operational USB port of a PC;

■The 0/12V connector (RCA),

for the connection of a remote switch;

■The FERRITE + connector (spring-clip), for the connection to the + terminal of a magnetic polarotor (Ferrite);

■The FERRITE - connector (spring-clip), for the connection to the - terminal of a magnetic polarotor (Ferrite);

■The M1 connector (spring-clip),

for the line 1 connection of a motor or actuator (for motorized/actuated dishes);

■The M2 connector (spring-clip),

for the line 2 connection of a motor or actuator (for motorized/actuated dishes);

■The M.PULSE connector (spring-clip), for the connection of the feedback sensor (for motorized/actuated dishes);

■The +5V connector (spring-clip),

for the connection of the power terminal of a polarotor;

■The GND connector (spring-clip),

for the connection of the ground terminal of the feedback sensor and the polarotor;

■The SKEW connector (spring-clip), for the connection of the skew terminal of a polarotor;

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Dish Network DVR-7000 manual Receiver Rear Panel, M2 connector spring-clip
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DVR-7000 specifications

The Dish Network DVR-7000 is a remarkable digital video recorder that revolutionized home entertainment during its time of release. With its user-friendly interface and state-of-the-art technology, the DVR-7000 allowed viewers to take control of their viewing experience like never before.

One of the main features of the DVR-7000 is its ability to record multiple programs simultaneously. Equipped with dual tuners, this device enables users to watch one show while recording another, ensuring they never miss their favorite content. This capability is particularly beneficial during peak viewing hours when multiple popular shows air concurrently.

In terms of storage, the DVR-7000 provides ample space for users to save their favorite programs. With a hard drive capacity of 120 gigabytes, it can store approximately 100 hours of standard-definition content, allowing binge-watchers and series enthusiasts to keep their favorite shows at their fingertips. This storage capacity also means less time spent managing recordings, as users can save more content before needing to delete anything.

The DVR-7000 boasts advanced playback features, allowing users to pause, rewind, and fast-forward live television. This functionality empowers viewers to take breaks during their programs and catch up later without missing any crucial moments. Additionally, the device supports features like Instant Replay, which allows users to quickly re-watch a specific segment of a show.

Connectivity is another key characteristic of the DVR-7000. The device includes multiple outputs, including HDMI and component video, ensuring compatibility with modern televisions. Its Ethernet port also allows users to connect to the internet, providing access to Dish Network’s On Demand content, enabling users to stream a variety of movies and shows at their leisure.

The user interface of the DVR-7000 is designed for ease of navigation, featuring an intuitive electronic programming guide (EPG). This guide allows users to explore program listings, set recordings, and access additional information about shows with minimal effort.

Overall, the Dish Network DVR-7000 showcases significant advancements in the realm of home entertainment technology. Its discending features, robust storage options, and user-friendly interface helped to enhance the viewing experiences of countless households. Despite the continued evolution of DVR technology, the DVR-7000 remains a notable device in the annals of home entertainment history.
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