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Manufacturer | Cisco |
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Category | Set-top box |
Model | Explorer 8642HDC |
Hard Drive Capacity | 500 GB |
Video Output | HDMI, Component, Composite |
Tuner Type | QAM |
Ethernet Port | Yes |
Audio Output | HDMI, Optical |
Video Resolution | 1080i |
Output Interfaces | HDMI, Component, Composite, Optical |
USB Port | 1 |
Covers proper power connection, grounding, lightning protection, and status verification.
Provides guidelines for grounding outdoor antennas per NEC standards.
Warns against power overloads and provides battery safety/disposal guidance.
Advises on placement, operating conditions, and protection from liquids.
Advises on service, post-repair checks, and safe product movement.
Directs users to read the Important Safety Instructions section before use.
Explains how to find and record the set-top and M-Card serial numbers.
Details mandatory connections for HDTVs via HDMI, DVI, YPbPr, RGB, and 1394.
Explains optional connections for recording to VCRs using composite or S-Video.
Details mandatory connections for SDTVs via YPbPr, S-Video, and Cable Out.
Explains optional connections for recording to VCRs using composite video and audio.
Guides on using remote keys like GUIDE, Arrows, Info, and Select for program access.
Covers stretching, zooming, and preventing screen burn-in.
Offers steps to resolve missing video signals, including checking connections and setup.
Suggests checks for color issues and audio problems like volume or mute.
Explains the process and indicators for automatic software and M-Card updates.
Explains digital television technology, SDTV, and HDTV characteristics.
Discusses local HDTV broadcasting, connection diagrams, and required cables.
Differentiates screen types, aspect ratios, resolution, and scan rates.
Outlines FCC Part 15 compliance for Class B digital devices and interference mitigation.
Provides the FCC declaration statement and contact information for the device.
Confirms compliance of the digital apparatus with Canadian ICES-003 standards.
States copyright protection technology for protected content and usage limitations.
Cisco's statement regarding responsibility for errors and right to change the guide.
Provides licensing information for AVC/H.264 products for personal use.