Having two DIRECTV satellite receivers provides you with more options to watch the channels you enjoy the most. A TV connected after a proper satellite receiver installation can show satellite programming without having to share with another TV, and you can enjoy the DVR features you may have available on that DIRECTV satellite receiver. To run two DIRECTV satellite receivers to your house, you need to start with two cables at the satellite dish.
Instructions
1. Connect two RG6 cables to the connectors located under the satellite dish LNB. The LNB is the arm that sticks out of your satellite dish, so it's easy to access these connectors.
2. Run your RG6 cables into your attic and down the wall where your satellite receivers are. One cable will run to each receiver, depending on where they are located in the house. For example, you may one run cable to your living area and the other cable to your master bedroom, which are the locations of your two DIRECTV satellite receivers.
3. Plug each cable into the "SAT IN" input on the back of the satellite receiver to install DIRECTV receivers.
4. Run another cable from the "TV OUT" output connector on the back of your DIRECTV satellite receiver to the "TV IN" connector located on the back of your television set. This sends your satellite signal from your DIRECTV satellite receiver to your television set.
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