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Hi-Fi Equipment

Home Cinema

DVD Recorder

VCR

Audio Connections

Choose one of the three types of audio connections available. If you have a home theater

system you can connect it to your DVR/set-top box using the S/PDIF connector and the

appropriate cable.

VCR, DVD Recorder Connections

As an option you can connect your DVR/set-top box. Choose one of the two possible

connections.

Note: To record sound, you need to connect your VCR or DVD recorder to the audio output of

your DVR using an RCA composite cable.

Set up your DVR/Set-top box

DVR/Set-top box Initial Boot Up

Once you have completed connecting your DVR/set-top box to your TV, turn on your DVR/

set-top box. The DVR/set-top box will boot up and communicate with the CCI server in order to

download all programming information. This process can take up to 5 minutes.

The Menu

Use the Main Menu to quickly access the Live TV, Recorded TV, On-Demand, Applications and

Settings menus.

Access the Menu

Connect your DVR/Set-top box

1. Press the Menu button on your remote control

2. Use the to access one of the following options:

• TV: Access the program guide, favorite channels, search for programs and

watch live TV

• Recorded TV: Access your list of recorded programs, programs scheduled to

record and add programs to be recorded

• On-Demand: Order movies, TV series or programs and documentaries to

watch in the comfort of your own home

• Applications: Access interactive applications

• Settings: Select settings for

language preferences, parental

controls, and other system

settings

Name Your DVR

Your CCI cable service allows you to have up to two Whole Home DVR boxes in your home. In

order to determine which DVR you are managing settings or recordings for you can assign each

Whole Home DVR a location name. For example, you could name your DVR Living Room or

Master Bedroom based on the box location.

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