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Make sure your TV and Multi-Satellite Receiver are turned on and connected to each
other properly.

To properly point your satellite dish antenna at the DIRECTV satellites, you need to
know your azimuth, elevation, and tilt (if applicable) coordinates. Azimuth is defined
as the angle between magnetic North and the location of the satellites, as measured
along the horizon. More simply, azimuth relates to the left-to-right positioning of
your dish. Elevation is the angular distance of the satellites above the horizon in
relation to your dish location. In other words, elevation is the up-and-down
positioning of your dish.

Plug the end of the power cord completely into a wall outlet. 

Press the         button on the remote control or the front of the 
Multi-Satellite Receiver. The red light indicator labeled POWER on the 
front panel will illuminate.
Press the        button again to turn off the Multi-Satellite Receiver.

Access the Main Menu by pressing the        button. Select the Setup menu,
and then select the Satellite Dish menu.

Highlight the Select Type item and press the       button.

Press the        button repeatedly to toggle through Round Dish, Oval Dish-2
Satellite Locations

, and Oval dish-3 Satellite Locations. Pick the dish type you

are using with your receiver.

Select the Select Location item from the Satellite Dish menu.

Enter your 5-digit Zip code using the              buttons. After entering all 
5 digits, the proper azimuth, elevation and tilt (if applicable) values will display
for your area.

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