verify that your signal strength is at an acceptable level by pressing option 2. Installer Setup, then option 1. Tune Satellite Signal.

The Signal Level Number should be about 30. The signal strength meter bar should be green as well. Press the back key on the RCU to get back to the Setup Options screen.

View Status

The STB is now ready to be authorized. Please pull up the

Screen

following screen to monitor the authorization process.

 

Note: If you have already received trips on a prior

 

installation, the receiver may go directly to cycling the

 

‘Light Pipes’ in the Download Operation step. If so, go to

 

the Download Operation step.

 

Select Option 2. Installer Setup.

 

Selection Option 2. Reportback.

 

The following menu will appear. The Trip Count field

 

should be zero (0). After authorization (see step below),

 

this field will increment indicating successful authorization.

 

 

Getting

Call the VoOm Call Center: (866) 522-8666 and tell the

Activated

ICOMs operator that you wish to have a Cablevision VoOm

 

unit activated. Provide the VoOm account number from

 

your workorder. The VoOm account number is the only

 

information you should provide to the VoOm CSR to look

 

up the customer. Ask them to authorize and have a

 

“refresh” (instant trip) sent to the unit. Provide the

 

serial number to the operator, and request that they send

 

multiple trips. Keep the operator on the phone until the

 

next step is completed.

 

After a few seconds, the Trip Count field will increment,

 

the TV screen will go black, and the STB front panel amber

 

“light pipes” will begin to cycle/flash.

 

If the Trip Counter field does not increment, and the TV

 

does not go black, the STB has not received the

 

authorization messages. Verify the correct unit address has

 

been recorded by looking at the rear panel label again.

 

Verify that the operator has used that exact U/A when

 

creating and authorizing the unit. Ask the operator if they

 

have authorized the unit with the correct tiers and channel

 

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DSR 550 specifications

The Motorola DSR 550 is an advanced digital satellite receiver that epitomizes cutting-edge technology and user-friendly design. Ideal for residential and commercial use, this device stands out in the competitive landscape of satellite receivers due to its robust features, efficient performance, and versatile connectivity options.

One of the main features of the DSR 550 is its support for high-definition content. The receiver is capable of decoding both standard definition (SD) and high definition (HD) signals, which allows users to enjoy a wide range of programming with exceptional picture quality. The DSR 550 also supports multiple video formats, ensuring compatibility with various displays and allowing users to experience their favorite shows in the best possible format.

Another compelling characteristic of the Motorola DSR 550 is its advanced digital video recording (DVR) capabilities. Equipped with a substantial internal storage capacity, users can record, pause, and rewind live television, enabling them to never miss a moment of their favorite programming. The user-friendly interface simplifies navigation, allowing easy access to recorded content and programmed shows.

Connectivity is an essential aspect of the DSR 550, featuring numerous ports that cater to today's multimedia needs. With HDMI, USB, and coaxial outputs, users can connect the receiver to various devices effortlessly. The inclusion of Ethernet connectivity allows for internet access, enabling the unit to provide additional features such as on-demand services and software updates, ensuring the receiver remains current with the latest content offerings and technical enhancements.

The DSR 550 is designed with the user in mind, incorporating advanced user interface features that enhance the overall experience. It allows users to create custom channel lists, access electronic program guides (EPGs), and engage with various interactive applications. Furthermore, the remote control is intuitively designed, making it easy to navigate through channels, settings, and features with minimal effort.

Another noteworthy technology integrated into the DSR 550 is its ability to process and manage Conditional Access Systems (CAS). This feature enables secure access to premium content while ensuring that the service providers can manage subscriptions and content availability effectively.

Overall, the Motorola DSR 550 is a highly functional digital satellite receiver, offering high-definition video compatibility, DVR capabilities, versatile connectivity options, and an intuitive user interface. As a reliable choice for satellite services, the DSR 550 continues to meet the evolving needs of users in a digital, content-rich world.
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