How to Hook Up a Motorola Interactive Digital Cable Receiver

Many television service providers use Motorola receivers.

Motorola is a large provide of electronic products used for cable and satellite service. One of the products is a Motorola Interactive digital cable receiver. This receiver connects to the Internet, allowing you to play games and instantly upload new data without waiting for a service technician. Thankfully, the installation is not much different than using a standard Motorola receiver, and takes just a few minutes to complete.

Things You'll Need

• Component video cables
• RCA audio cables
• Ethernet cable
• High-speed Internet modem

Instructions

1. Plug the coaxial cable into the "In" port on the back of the Motorola Interactive digital cable receiver.

2. Insert the component video cables into the "Component Out" ports on the Motorola receiver. Connect the opposite ends of the cables into the "Component In" ports on the TV.

3. Plug the RCA audio cables into the "Audio Out" ports on the receiver, then attach the other end into the "Audio In" ports on the television.

4. Connect the Ethernet cable into one of the "Out" ports on the high-speed Internet modem, then attach the opposite end into the "WAN" port on the Motorola Interactive receiver.

5. Power on the receiver to complete the installation process.

References

• Motorola Broadband: High Definition DVR Information

Resources

• Motorola Broadband: High-Definition DVR Information