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Follow these easy steps to connect your

TiVo

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 Series3

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 HD Digital Media Recorder

Check out the Troubleshooting chapter in the

Viewer’s Guide for more help with connecting your TiVo DVR, completing Guided Setup, 

and using the TiVo service. If you have more questions, visit www.tivo.com/support for help with getting started, learning about TiVo 
service features, audio & video troubleshooting, frequently asked questions, help forums, and more.

 

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Connect the TiVo DVR to an 
HDTV using one of these cables 
to get high-definition video.

Composite  A/V cable for 
stereo audio (red & white 
ends) & standard video 
(yellow end)

Phone cord

Phone splitter

Power cord

Component Video 
cable for high definition 
video (no audio)

HDMI cable for 
high definition video 
and digital audio

Coaxial RF cable for 
standard audio & video

Other cables you might need.

 

Choose this option if you have a home network with a broadband Internet connection. 
Use the connection that works with your type of home network: 

Wired or Wireless

Wired (Ethernet) – Connect an Ethernet cable 

 from your home network to the TiVo DVR’s 

Ethernet jack (the upper jack pictured here).

Wireless – Connect a compatible wireless USB network 
adapter 

to one of the DVR’s 

ports. The TiVo

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 Wireless G USB Network Adapter 

pictured here is available at 

.   

Choose this option if you don’t have a home network with a 
broadband Internet connection. Connect the provided 
phone cord from the DVR to a nearby wall jack.

Use the provided phone line splitter if the DVR is sharing 
the wall jack with a telephone. 

The TiVo DVR needs to connect to the TiVo service to receive program listings, service updates, and other 
information. Network-connected DVRs have access to additional features and services. See Chapter 4 in 
the Viewer’s Guide for details. Choose how your DVR will connect: 

Network or Phone

ETHERNET

USB 1
USB 2

Local TV stations broadcast high-definition 
signals over the air on dedicated digital 
channels. 

To receive both digital (ATSC) and standard 
(NTSC) channels over the air, connect an 
indoor or outdoor antenna to the TiVo 
DVR’s 

ANTENNA IN jack.

If you are a basic cable subscriber, 
connect the Coaxial RF cable coming 
out of the wall directly to the 

IN jack on the back of the DVR.

The TiVo DVR’s front panel 
displays a TiVo logo as it is 
starting up.

Turn on your TV. 

 

Use the Input, Source, or TV/Video 
button on your TV remote or TV 
to select the audio/video input source you used in step 

. Press the button until 

you see the Welcome screen. On some TVs, you can also change the channel to 
select different input sources.

When you see the Welcome screen, you’re ready to begin 

, which 

customizes the TiVo DVR for your home.

To optimize the TiVo DVR for high-definition viewing, read 
Understanding HDTV in the 

. 

To learn more about the amazing, smart-recording features of the 
TiVo service, see the Tours in Chapter 1 of the 

.

 Connect the HDMI 

cable from the TiVo DVR’s 

OUT jack to the HDMI IN jack on 
the back of your high-definition TV.

 If your TV doesn’t have an 

HDMI jack, use the 

Video cable instead. Then connect a 
separate cable for audio. 
See step 

.

Make note of the input you used on 
the back of your TV.

If you used the HDMI cable in step 

, you already have 

a digital audio connection (HDMI is both audio & video).

 Connect an Optical Digital Audio cable 

(sold separately) from the DVR’s 

DIGITAL AUDIO jack 

to an A/V receiver or home theater system.

 Connect the red and white ends of the 

Composite A/V cable from the DVR’s 

A/V OUT jacks to 

the

 A/V IN jacks on your TV, A/V receiver, or home 

theater system. 

Setting up your TiVo

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 Series3

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 HD Digital Media Recorder (DVR) is easy. 

 service (if you haven’t already) 

The TiVo service is what makes your DVR smart. It includes everything from your program listings to Season Pass

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 recordings 

and WishList

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 searches—all the cool features you’ve heard about. 

Some TiVo DVRs are sold with a TiVo service plan. If yours was not, activate the TiVo service at 

 

or call TiVo Customer Support at 1-877-367-8486. You’ll need your 15-digit TiVo Service Number, found on the label on the 
back of the DVR. Write it here for reference ___________________________.

Now, let’s get started with Connecting Your TiVo Digital Media Recorder!