Xr2 v3-p remote where is the zoom button tv picture is to large for the screen

I have just gotten a replacement dvr box and subsequently I have a new remote. The picture is to large for the screen. My old remote had a zoom button. This xr2 v3-p remote does not. I searched the forums and older postes say to press xfinity and then find the gear. My remote doesn't do that either.

themamalama wrote:
I have just gotten a replacement dvr box and subsequently I have a new remote. The picture is to large for the screen. My old remote had a zoom button. This xr2 v3-p remote does not. I searched the forums and older postes say to press xfinity and then find the gear. My remote doesn't do that either.
For your Cisco/Scientific-Atlanta brannded DVR, it sounds like the user settings may need to be adjusted.
To access the user settings, turn OFF your set-top box; it will remain in standby mode.
Press (Guide) on your remote while the set-top box is in standby mode. OR press Channel Up + Channel Down simultaneously on the front panel of the set-top box.
Scroll to TV TYPE and choose the appropriate setting for the TV: 4:3 Letterbox, 4:3 PAN/SCAN or 16:9 widescreen
Scroll to HDMI/YPbPr OUTPUT and change it to either 480p std, 480i std, Pass Thru or 1080i
Scroll to 4:3 OVERRIDE and select 480p

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