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1. THE BASICS
1A. CONNECTIONS AND VIDEO SETTINGS
When installing your HDDSR, 1 direct coax line is required to connect to your satellite dish or
multiswitch. If you have an HDPVR, 2 direct coax lines are required. The HDPVR will not
function if only 1 line is connected. If you would like us to take care of the installation, call
Customer Service – we’re here 24/7 to discuss available options and help you book an
appointment.
If you are unsure of how to connect your satellite receiver to your TV or home theatre system,
please refer to the corresponding product manual or the directions that came with your satellite
receiver.
CABLE TYPES
Note that the following cable types must be used to provide high definition (HD) picture:
• COMPONENT: Look for three connectors on each end, coloured green, blue, and red. This
cable does not carry sound.
• DVI-TO-HDMI: This cable allows you to connect a DVI-only TV to your satellite receiver.
This cable does not carry sound. The DVI port must be HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital
Content Protection) compliant.
• HDMI: This cable carries both video and sound. It has a single identical connector on
both ends.
The following cable types will provide Dolby Digital Plus and 5.1 Surround Sound when
connected to a capable home theatre receiver:
• OPTICAL: This thin cable has a small square connector at each end.
• HDMI: If supported by your home theatre receiver, you can use a single HDMI cable to
connect your receiver to your home theatre system, and another HDMI cable to connect
the home theatre system to the TV. Both video and sound are carried in the cable.
For the best television experience, it is recommended that you connect your HD receiver with one
of the above video and audio connections. Component video and Optical audio are not available
on the HDDSR 600.
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