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the front panel to access any channel which is not marked as
skipped. Using the remote control, the user will be able to
tune to any channel. No passcode will be needed.
LK2, Restricted Mode On: With this setting, the front panel is
locked. If you press the UP or DOWN buttons on the front
panel, you will receive a “LOCKED” message. Using the
remote control, the user will be able to tune to any channel
that is not locked, and be able to tune to locked channels if the
passcode is entered.
LK2, Restricted Mode Off: With this setting, the front panel is
locked. If you press the UP or DOWN buttons on the front
panel, you will receive a “LOCKED” message. Using the
remote control, the user will be able to tune to any channel.
No passcode will be needed.
Another way of looking at it, which may be clearer to some
readers:
LK0: Least restrictive – front panel is unlocked, Restricted
Mode is temporarily suspended.
LK1: Moderately restrictive – front panel is unlocked,
Restricted Mode is left as is.
LK2: Most restrictive – front panel is locked, Restricted Mode is
left as is.
Use of the provided remote control is required to review
or program Forced Tune events. This functionality
cannot be accessed from the front panel.
Programming Forced Tune Events using the remote control is
somewhat cumbersome. Antex has a program that runs on a
PC to program Forced Tune Events using the RS232
connection. Visit
www.antex.com
.
Take advantage of the “wildcard” day of the week
options, such as “M-F”, “M-Th”, and “All” when possible to
avoid having to enter repeat Forced Tune Events on each day
of the week. Also, individual days of the week have priority.
For example, if you program channel 10 at 4:30PM, “All” days
and also have a Forced Tune Event for channel 8 at 4:30PM
“Wed”, the SXM-100 will tune to channel 8 on Wednesday and
ignore the Forced Tune Event for channel 10 at 4:30PM on
“All” days. On the other days except Wednesday, the SXM-
100 will tune to channel 10.
