User Manual and Operating Guide

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AT&T U-verse introduction
Introduction to AT&T U-verse
See how U-verse TV works!
AT&T U-verse Voice
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Help with AT&T U-verse
service issues
Remote control issues
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No service—gear or cog error
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Email issues
Sound issues
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settings
Picture freezing
Wireless connectivity—issues with a PC
Wireless connectivity—issues with a Mac®
Voice issues
Understanding my AT&T U-verse bill
AT&T U-verse billing
AT&T U-verse online services &
paperless billing
AT&T U-verse digital video recorder
(DVR) & remote control
How to use your DVR
How to program your remote control
Moving your AT&T U-verse equipment
Equipment overview
Remote control overview
Total Home DVR®
Remote control issues
AT&T U-verse features
AT&T U-bar
AT&T YP.com TV
Games
Public Education & Government
programming
Media Share
Multiview
AT&T U-verse how-to’s
How to program your remote control
How to use your DVR
How to change channels
How to use Program Guide
How to use Picture-in-Picture
How to use Search
How to use Parental Locks
How to use widescreen
How to create favorite channels
How to hide channels
How to change languages
How to record programs
How to schedule recordings
How to record series
How to view recorded programs
How to delete or cancel recordings
How to use Web remote access
How to order On Demand programs
How to order PPV
How to search for On Demand
programs
Internet & email
Email issues
Wireless connectivity—
issues with a PC
Wireless connectivity—
issues with a Mac
AT&T U-verse Voice
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Voice issues
AT&T U-verse Messaging
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AT&T U-verse Voice
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Where’s my tech?
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quick fix guide
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Choose one of three easy ways to connect
your AT&T U-verse receiver to your TV
1
HDMI
Some HDTVs have a High-Definition Multimedia
Interface (HDMI) connector that provides the
digital and audio connection. This is the easiest
connection if your TV has an HDMI input port
NOTE: If your HDTV has an input port marked DVI
(Digital Visual Interface), you will need an HDMI-to-
DVI adapter and separate component RCA audio
connectors.
2
Color-coded component connectors
If your TV doesn’t have an HDMI or DVI input port, you can use color-coded
component video cables (Pr, Pb, and Y) for HD video signals. For audio, plug red
and white RCA connectors into the left/right audio input and output ports.
AT&T U-verse receiver output
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AT&T U-verse receiver output connectors
Component Input 1 Audio Input 1
Optical Input
3
S-Video
If your TV has an S-Video port, you can connect your receiver to your TV using
an S-Video cable. For audio, you can use RCA cables or plug a single optical
cable into the optical ports.
AT&T U-verse receiver output connector
Input connectors on rear of TV
Input connector on rear of TV
HDMI Input 1
NOTE: Your hardware may be slightly different than pictured.