DirecTV HIRD-B2, Руководство пользователя

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YOUR RECEIVER’S MENU SYSTEM
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There are times that you may wish to access a program or channel which exceeds the spending limit,
rating limit or family approved channels while your digital satellite receiver is locked. You can do this
without unlocking your digital satellite receiver. When you press
, when prompted, the LOCK
OVERRIDE pop-up will be displayed. It looks and navigates just like the SYSTEM UNLOCK pop-
up.
Note: When you enter the correct four-digit code your digital satellite receiver will remain
unlocked until you power the receiver off. At that time all locks and limits will be enforced again.
Preferences
By changing the various options on the PREFERENCES screen, you can customize your digital
satellite receiver to operate in the way that best suits your needs.
You can access the PREFERENCES screen at any time and as
many times as you would like to change any of these settings.
Making changes cannot harm your digital satellite receiver in any
way.
The PREFERENCES screen is where you find a variety of items
that enable you to customize the appearance of the on-screen guides
and setting whether or not you are using a wide-screen TV, and the
unit ID for multiple receiver environments. Let’s look at each of
these areas one at a time.
Places to go from the PREFERENCES
screen
Advanced
When you select Advanced , the ADVANCED PREFERENCES screen will be displayed. This is
where you can set options including your receiver ID, preferred data port, phone prefix, and screen
ration, as well as, reset all options to the factory default settings.
Things to do on the PREFERENCES screen
MultiColor
The MultiColor option allows you to choose whether or not programs in the on-screen guide will be
color coded to indicate their category. When enabled, programs that are movies will appear on a rose
background, sports on a green background, and news on a brown background. All other program
categories will continue to appear on a blue background.
Chan. Tags
The Chan. Tags option will only influence the appearance of the PROGRAM GUIDE (LG. CELL)
style guide. With this control, you are choosing whether the channel tags will appear as channel
numbers and call signs or as network logos.
Chan. Sort
By default, “Channel Sort Option” is set to Number . This lists channels in the program guide in
numerical order. You may find that setting this option to Name may help you familiarize yourself with
what channel number each channel call sign corresponds to. This is because, when set to Name ,
channels are in alphabetical order. You can always find CNN, for example, since it will be with the
other channels whose call signs also start with “C.”
The PREFERENCES screen