User manual UNIDEN UST4400SUPER

[. . . ] NFL Sunday Ticket is a registered trademark of the NFL Enterprises, L. P. NHL Center Ice is a registered trademark of the National Hockey League. MLB Extra Innings SM is an official service mark of Major League Baseball Properties, Inc. All other trademarks and service arks are the property of their respective owners. [. . . ] While you could possibly achieve this by trial and error, you should be able to find the signal in just a few minutes using the "box" method. What you are effectively doing is scanning the sky in a pattern similar to the way a farmer plows a field. It will be easiest to fine-tune your satellite dish antenna with someone else's assistance, calling out the signal strength while you make the adjustments. Optionally, you can turn up the volume of your TV so that you can hear the beeps while you make adjustments. When there is no signal, beeps will occur every few seconds so that you know it is searching. As the signal strength increases, the beeps will become much more rapid. Before you begin make these quick checks: · · Verify that there are no obstructions such as trees, buildings, etc. , blocking the signal. Verify that you are using the proper cable type (RG-6) between the satellite dish antenna and the digital satellite receiver. Also, be sure that the connections are tight and the center wire in the cable extends about 1/8th -inch beyond the end of the connector. Verify that the azimuth and elevation values that you determined earlier are correct for your area. To loosen and tighten the satellite dish antenna's bolts, you will need a 7/16-inch wrench (not included). This is not indicative of any problem unless the variations are extreme (such as 40 and 90). In the event of signal reception problems, customer service representatives may ask for information such as signal strength on a different transponder. Do not change transponders trying to find the best signal since the transponder will automatically change to the one that corresponds with the satellite channels that you view. PAGE 4-19 HUGHES BRAND UNIDEN SYSTEM OWNER'S MANUAL Authorizing Your Service To confirm that the satellite dish antenna is properly adjusted to receive signals, try to receive promotional channels from both, UNIDEN and USSB. If you can receive them, you can now arrange to receive your UNIDEN System programming 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, at the following numbers: UNIDEN USSB 1-800-UNIDEN (347-3288) 1-800-204-USSB (204-8772) UNIDEN offers a variety of programming packages to nearly any budget. Enjoy your favorite news and entertainment networks including A&E, CNN, The Disney Channel, AMC, TCM, TBS, USA Network, The History Channel, and the Sci-Fi Channel. premium movie channels and the Independent Film Channel in addition to several channels of movies by theme from Encore. Music lovers will enjoy MuchMusic, TNN, CMT and over 30 Music Choice channels with commercial-free CD-quality music for all tastes. For sports enthusiasts, add the Golf Channel, sports networks, and over 18 out-of1-800-UNIDEN market regional sports networks showing exciting collegiate action. Real sports fans may ® choose from several sports subscriptions including NFL Sunday Ticket, NBA League Pass®, NHL Center Ice, MLB Extra Innings, ESPN Full CourtTM college basketball, ESPN Game Plan and MLS/ESPN Shootout. Direct Ticket pay per view is like having a video store right in your living room with over 55 movie choices every night starting as often as every 30 minutes. USSB is your ticket to over 900 different movies a month on the greatest lineup of movie channels on TV. [. . . ] If I have questions about my UNIDEN System or need to have it serviced, who should I call?For issues regarding your equipment, contact us directly at 1-800-274-8995. If you are needing assistance with your subscription, such as adding channels, contact the service provider. For channels in the 900s, call USSB at 1-800-204-USSB (8772). Q A Q A Q A Q A I think I set an event to record on my VCR, but when I played the tape back nothing was there. [. . . ]