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General| Brand | Cisco |
|---|---|
| Model | Explorer 8652HDC |
| Category | Set-top boxes |
| Language | English |
Provides grounding guidelines for coaxial cable shield and warns about insulated voltage.
Contains CAUTION and WARNING symbols for electrical shock and exposure to moisture.
Covers power source warnings, grounding the product, and outdoor grounding systems for lightning protection.
Instructions on ventilation, operating environment, and protection from moisture.
Warns against AC overloads and provides safety/disposal instructions for disposable batteries.
Covers ventilation, location selection, operating environment, and protection from moisture/foreign objects.
Discusses service warnings, checking safety, and protecting the product when moving it.
Advises reading the Important Safety Instructions section before using the set-top.
Guides on locating and recording set-top and M-Card serial numbers for troubleshooting.
Lists optional cables and adapters required for connecting entertainment devices.
Details required connections for HDTVs via HDMI, DVI, YPbPr, RGB, and 1394 interfaces.
Explains optional connections for VCRs using composite or S-Video outputs.
Covers required connections for SDTVs using YPbPr, S-Video, and Cable Out.
Describes optional VCR connections using composite outputs for SDTVs.
Explains how to use remote control keys to access guides, VOD, and pay-per-view.
Covers stretching/zooming programs and avoiding screen burn-in on HDTVs.
Provides tips for resolving no picture, no color, or no sound problems.
Explains the process and indicators for automatic software updates.
Defines DTV, SDTV, HDTV, and discusses local HD broadcasting.
Addresses connection diagrams and required cables for the set-top.
Explains standard vs. wide-screen HDTVs, aspect ratio, and screen resolution/scan rates.
Provides important notes on HDMI audio configuration, Dolby Digital, and HDCP compatibility.
Details notes on using HDMI-to-DVI adapters, HDCP, and compatibility with Digital Transmission Content Protection.
Details FCC rules, limits, and measures to correct interference for Class B digital devices.
States compliance with Canadian EMI regulations for Class B digital apparatus.
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