U-verse User Manual

AT&T U-verse TV and Equipment

AT&T U-verse TV Feature Guide (http://help.sbcglobal.net/pdf/uverse/U-verse_Feature_Guide.pdf) (PDF - 4.28 MB)
AT&T U-verse TV Quick Guide: English (http://helpme.att.net/pdf/uverse/uverse_tv_qsg_english.pdf) (PDF 1.1 MB) | Spanish (http://helpme.att.net/pdf/uverse/uverse_tv_qsg_spanish.pdf) (PDF 2 MB)
AT&T U-verse Receiver Manual - Cisco IPN Series (http://helpme.att.net/pdf/uverse/att-series-receiver-install-manual.pdf) (PDF 1.8 MB)
Connecting your HDTV to your AT&T U-verse receiver (http://help.sbcglobal.net/pdf/uverse/att_uverse_setup.pdf) (PDF - 683KB)
AT&T U-verse Receiver Manual - Motorola VIP Series (http://helpme.att.net/pdf/uverse/motorola-vip-1200-receiver.pdf) (PDF - 1.3 MB)
Reconnecting Your Receiver: PDF (http://helpme.att.net/pdf/uverse/att_reconnecting_tv_receiver.pdf) (1.2 MB) | Video (https://uma.att.com/assets/files/ATT_Reconnecting_TV_Receiver.wmv) (14.1 MB)
Using My Remote Control (http://helpme.att.net/pdf/uverse/remote_control_user_guide.pdf) (PDF 120 KB)
Easy Find (Series A 10) Remote Control User Guide (http://helpme.att.net/pdf/uverse/easy-find-series-a10-remote-control-user-guide.pdf) (PDF 176 KB)
Easy Find (Series A 10) Remote Control Quick Guide (http://helpme.att.net/pdf/uverse/easy-find-series-a10-remote-control-quick-guide.pdf) (PDF 2.1 MB)
Edit 12-28-08: ATT redid their site. Here are the new links.

Since they don't supply one, you can download one here:

http://helpme.att.net/pdf/uverse/motorola_vip_1200_receiver.pdf

Great post!!! And thank you for "sticky-ing" it. :yippee:

Hmmm... still nothing about how to turn on the USB ports. Anyone know?

Hmmm... still nothing about how to turn on the USB ports. Anyone know?I don't think even ATT knows.

Thank you for posting this, do you know if these u-verse receivers have to be connected to a phone line (like dish network does, or they will charge you $5 per month) of if people should be running a cat 5 cable to these for future upgrades? Or do you think they are just there?

I just started seeing these in my area and I want to have my bases covered.

The best thing you can do to prep your house for Uverse service is to place a CAT5e cable (home run - no splitting) from a central location (such as the garage) to each computer or television. Att's incoming line will connect to a router @ the garage which will then distribute the signal to each of the CAT5e cables. If you do this yourself before hand you will have a much easier install (techs like to reuse old coax which can lead to problems). Even if you don't know how to make connectors for the ends, place the cables and the tech can terminate them.

FYI - a box of high quality Cat5e or CAT6 cable can cost upwards of $200, buy the best you can afford for a high speed trouble-free network.

While you are at it you should run a cable from the central location to the telephone service box area.

Added Remote Programming Manual Link to post #1.

I was provided the IPN430MC. Does anybody have the user manual for that?