Chapter 3: Setting up and connecting
4Use the right-arrow button on your
remote control to highlight the
Dish Type option on the Select Dish
Type screen.
5Use the up- and down-arrow
buttons on your remote control to
display the dish type you are using
(Round, Oval-2, Oval-3, or No Dish).
A message appears warning you that
your DIRECTV HD Receiver needs to
reboot (turn itself off and on) for the
Dish Type setting to take effect.
7To change the Dish Typeto the new
setting, highlight the on-screen OK
button, then press the OK button.
To leave the Dish Typesetting
unchanged, highlight the
on-screen Cancel button, and press
the OK button.
2Highlight the Set Dish menu item, then press the OK button.
The Set Dish menu appears.
3Highlight the Select Dish Type menu item, then press the OK button.
The Select Dish Type screen appears.
As you display each dish type, the on-screen pictures update showing you what
each of these dish types look like.
If you plan to use your DIRECTV®High-Definition Receiver for local off-air or
cable TV programs, but do not plan to receive DIRECTV®programming, select
No Dish.
6When you have displayed the correct dish type, use the right-arrow button on
your remote control to highlight the on-screen OK button, then press the OK
button.
After you select the on-screen OK button, the DIRECTV HD Receiver will reboot.
If you selected No Dish, the DIRECTV HD Receiver will perform an auto-scan to put
your cable and off-air channels into its memory so you can tune them and see them
in the on-screen Guide.
If this screen is not displayed, access the Main Menu by pressing the MENU
button on your remote control. Then use the arrow buttons on your remote
control to highlight the Setup menu, and press the OK button. Then highlight
the Installation menu, and press the OK button.
The Installation menu appears.
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