Assessments - 5, GPA: 4.2
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Be sure not to drop any loose parts in the opening. • Do not insert anything into the opening on the receiver other than the Over-the-Air Module. • Be aware that there may be parts or areas of the receiver inside the opening that are warm. • If the Over-the-Air Module is removed, be sure to replace the port cover that came with the receiver. Do not leave the opening uncovered at any time. TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION.............................................2 INSTALLATION AND SETUP ...........................2 Installation Considerations...........................2 Installing the MT2 Module.............................3 Setting up the Receiver to Display OTA Channels.........................................................6 Viewing Your OTA Channels........................7 CONNECTING TO A TV USING THE CHANNEL 3-4 OUTPUT.................................7 REMOVING THE OTA MODULE .....................9 TROUBLESHOOTING ...................................10 ABOUT OVER-THE-AIR TV BROADCASTS ...12 Installation Considerations.........................13 Digital Transition Consideration................13 LIMITED WARRANTY ..................................14 DISH NETWORK’S EXCHANGE PROGRAMS.15 ADVANCE EXCHANGE PROGRAM................15 POST RECEIPT EXCHANGE PROGRAM ........15 ACCESSORY WARRANTY............................16 IF YOU NEED HELP....................................16 Page 1 INTRODUCTION The MT2 Over-the-Air (OTA) Module allows you to add two digital over-the-air tuners to your satellite receiver. This provides the ability to integrate over-the-air channels into the on-screen Program Guide of compatible receivers for seamless viewing by both the TV1 and TV2 viewers. If your satellite receiver is a DVR (digital video recorder), using this module will also allow you to record digital over-the-air broadcasts. In addition, the MT2 OTA Module adds a Channel 3-4 coax output, for connection to standard-definition TVs. INSTALLATION AND SETUP Installation Considerations • The OTA Module is compatible with only specific receiver models. Refer to your receiver’s User Guide to determine if your receiver model can use the module. • The OTA Module is capable of receiving only digital over-the-air broadcasts, not analog. • These instructions assume that your satellite receiver is already connected to a dish antenna, and has the most current software. If not, you must connect the satellite receiver to your dish antenna and download current software, using the instructions included with those pieces of equipment. • A DISH Network programming subscription is required to receive over-the-air channels using the OTA Module. • The OTA Module does not provide pass-through of analog OTA signals. Page 2 • These instructions assume you have an over-the-air antenna suitable for your area already installed in your system. Refer to or a local retailer for assistance in choosing and peaking an over-the-air antenna. Installing the MT2 Module 1. Unplug the receiver’s power cord from the electrical outlet. Unplug the receiver’s power cord from electricity anytime you install or remove the OTA module. Doing so reduces the danger of electrical shock, which could damage the module and the receiver, and injure or kill you. 2. Look at the back panel of your satellite receiver, and locate the cover on the left side of the back panel. Remove the two screws attaching the cover to the receiver (see Figure 1). Keep the screws for use in installing the module. Figure 1. Removing the Cover Page 3 Page 4 The module port on the back of the satellite receiver must be covered if an OTA Module is not installed. Damage to an uncovered module port is not covered by the receiver’s Limited Warranty. 3. Install the module into the module port, making sure the labeling on the module is right-side up. Attach the module using the two cover screws (see Figure 2). Note: Save the module port cover in case you need to remove the module and cover the port in the future. Figure 2. Installing the MT2 OTA Module 4. Connect the cable from your over-the-air antenna to the OVER-THEAIR ANTENNA IN port on the module (see Figure 3). Only one cable is needed because the module has an internal splitter to provide the dual-OTA tuner capability. TOOVER-THE-AIRANTENNA Figure 3. Connecting the Over-the-Air Antenna 5. Plug the receiver’s power cord into the electrical outlet. Turn the receiver back on after it has reset itself. Page 5 Setting up the Receiver to Display OTA Channels 1. Using the remote control, press MENU, select System Setup, then Local Channels. Note: Your Local Channels screen may differ slightly. Figure 2. Local Channels Screen 2. Scan for channels by selecting Scan Locals. Note: Ensure the Analog Type on the HDTV Setup menu (accessed by MENU, System Setup, then HDTV Setup) is set to Offair. 3. The scan takes a few minutes to complete. If you want to stop the scan before it is completed, select Cancel. When the scan completes, the results sh...