1.
Disconnect all cables from your current receiver and connect them to the corresponding connections on your new receiver while keeping all cables to your TV and other devices connected.

NOTE: Wireless receivers do not require a coaxial or Ethernet cable.

Disconnect all cables from your current receiver and connect them to the corresponding connections on your new receiver while keeping all cables to your TV and other devices connected.NOTE: Wireless receivers do not require a coaxial or Ethernet cable.

If your television signal has been lost:

Ensure your TV is set to the correct input (HDMI1, HDMI2, Video1, etc.)
Reboot your modem by unplugging the power cable and plugging it back in

2.
Connect the receiver to a power outlet and it will automatically turn itself on within several minutes.

If your television signal has been lost:

Ensure your TV is set to the correct input (HDMI1, HDMI2, Video1, etc.)
Reboot your modem by unplugging the power cable and plugging it back in

3.
Go to the transmitter and connect it to the Fibe modem using an Ethernet cable and to a power outlet using the provided power adapter.

If your television signal has been lost:

Ensure your TV is set to the correct input (HDMI1, HDMI2, Video1, etc.)
Reboot your modem by unplugging the power cable and plugging it back in

4.
Once you've set up your transmitter, turn on the device.

If your television signal has been lost:

Ensure your TV is set to the correct input (HDMI1, HDMI2, Video1, etc.)
Reboot your modem by unplugging the power cable and plugging it back in

5.
On the front of the transmitter, confirm that the Wi-Fi signal light is either solid green or flashing green.

If your television signal has been lost:

Ensure your TV is set to the correct input (HDMI1, HDMI2, Video1, etc.)
Reboot your modem by unplugging the power cable and plugging it back in

6.
Press the transmitter's WPS button. The bottom green light will begin to flash.

If your television signal has been lost:

Ensure your TV is set to the correct input (HDMI1, HDMI2, Video1, etc.)
Reboot your modem by unplugging the power cable and plugging it back in

7.
Within 2 minutes, go back to your receiver and press OK.

If your television signal has been lost:

Ensure your TV is set to the correct input (HDMI1, HDMI2, Video1, etc.)
Reboot your modem by unplugging the power cable and plugging it back in

8.
The receiver will connect to the transmitter and restart. You will see a Fibe TV logo on your TV and a green Wi-Fi signal light on your receiver when it is ready for use. Press SELECT to watch TV.

If your television signal has been lost:

Ensure your TV is set to the correct input (HDMI1, HDMI2, Video1, etc.)
Reboot your modem by unplugging the power cable and plugging it back in

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How to replace a wired receiver with a wireless receiver and transmitter

Steps to follow: 8

1.
Disconnect all cables from your current receiver and connect them to the corresponding connections on your new receiver while keeping all cables to your TV and other devices connected.

NOTE: Wireless receivers do not require a coaxial or Ethernet cable.

2.
Connect the receiver to a power outlet and it will automatically turn itself on within several minutes.

3.
Go to the transmitter and connect it to the Fibe modem using an Ethernet cable and to a power outlet using the provided power adapter.

4.
Once you've set up your transmitter, turn on the device.

5.
On the front of the transmitter, confirm that the Wi-Fi signal light is either solid green or flashing green.

6.
Press the transmitter's WPS button. The bottom green light will begin to flash.

7.
Within 2 minutes, go back to your receiver and press OK.

8.
The receiver will connect to the transmitter and restart. You will see a Fibe TV logo on your TV and a green Wi-Fi signal light on your receiver when it is ready for use. Press SELECT to watch TV.

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How to replace a wired receiver with a wireless receiver and transmitter

Steps to follow: 8

1. Disconnect all cables from your current receiver and connect them to the corresponding connections on your new receiver while keeping all cables to your TV and other devices connected.NOTE: Wireless receivers do not require a coaxial or Ethernet cable.

2. Connect the receiver to a power outlet and it will automatically turn itself on within several minutes.

3. Go to the transmitter and connect it to the Fibe modem using an Ethernet cable and to a power outlet using the provided power adapter.

4. Once you've set up your transmitter, turn on the device.

5. On the front of the transmitter, confirm that the Wi-Fi signal light is either solid green or flashing green.

6. Press the transmitter's WPS button. The bottom green light will begin to flash.

7. Within 2 minutes, go back to your receiver and press OK.

8. The receiver will connect to the transmitter and restart. You will see a Fibe TV logo on your TV and a green Wi-Fi signal light on your receiver when it is ready for use. Press SELECT to watch TV.

1.
Disconnect all cables from your current receiver and connect them to the corresponding connections on your new receiver while keeping all cables to your TV and other devices connected.

NOTE: Wireless receivers do not require a coaxial or Ethernet cable.

2.
Connect the receiver to a power outlet and it will automatically turn itself on within several minutes.

3.
Go to the transmitter and connect it to the Fibe modem using an Ethernet cable and to a power outlet using the provided power adapter.

4.
Once you've set up your transmitter, turn on the device.

5.
On the front of the transmitter, confirm that the Wi-Fi signal light is either solid green or flashing green.

6.
Press the transmitter's WPS button. The bottom green light will begin to flash.

7.
Within 2 minutes, go back to your receiver and press OK.

8.
The receiver will connect to the transmitter and restart. You will see a Fibe TV logo on your TV and a green Wi-Fi signal light on your receiver when it is ready for use. Press SELECT to watch TV.