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connector. In this way, you can archive the fi les to a VCR, DVD-R, or other recording device. To start this process, you must set the
archive schedule in the “Personal planner” (see chapter Personal planner). To set the archive schedule, select a fi le using the “Up”
and “Down” directional keys and press the “Menu” key (9) for “Archive/move” in the Library menu. In the following menu, you can
use the “Green” (9) and “Blue” (24) keys for additional selections or other keys with similar functions like in previous menu. Press
the “Personal planner” key (30) to add an event into the “Personal planner” (see chapter Adding and deleting events in Personal
planner). At the end, confi rm the operation with the “Green” key (9).
4.2.2. Main TV list and Main Radio list
You can open the Main TV or Radio lists by pressing the “Menu” key
(4) + select “Media Manager” and then selecting the list..
The lists contain all of the TV and Radio programmes found during
auto and manual search (see chapter Channel search).
Picture 31 shows the look of the Main TV List. In a table, you can see
the numbers with the names of the programmes. On the right side,
there is a small preview screen, and at the bottom you can see all
available commands.
Use “Up”, “Down”, “Left”, and “Right” keys for changing the
programmes. With the “Blue” key (24), you can toggle between the
Radio and TV lists.
The “Green” key (9) is used to delete all the programmes from the list.
If you accidentally press this key and all the programmes are deleted,
you can restore the programmes by pressing the “Exit” key (6) followed
by function “Red” key (8) to cancel confi rmation.
The “Yellow” key (25) is used to sort the programmes in the list. You can choose they type of sorting method using the “Red” key (8)
for the alphabetical sort or the “Green” key (9) for the numeric sort.
The “Red” key (8) “Mark Ch” is used to mark several channels for deletion or moving to other folders.
Using “Stop” key (27) user can set parental lock on certain programmes (see chapter Parental lock). This key will toggle parental lock
only on selected programmes. To select a group of programmes use the “Red” key (8) “Mark Ch.”
4.2.3. Favourite lists manager
Many viewers prefer to use the huge list of TV and radio programmes found in an automatic channel search in a particular order, or to
use the list only selectively. In addition, the list of several hundred programmes includes many scrambled programmes, which tends to
be frustrating when one is changing from one programme to the next.
Your receiver allows you to create separate lists of personal favourite programmes. This means that each member of the family, for
instance, can create his or her own list of personal favourites, sorted according to their individual preferences.
Here in “Favourite lists manager” user is able to create his favourite lists. Favourite lists manager is divided into two parts. In the fi rst
part, you can add, remove, or rename favourite lists. In the second part you can edit new or already existing favourite lists.
4.2.3.1. Add, remove and rename favourite list
Selecting “Favourite lists manager” option, a new screen will be open
(see picture 32). On this screen you can see the list of already created
favourite lists and all available commands.
With the “Up” and “Down” navigation keys you can select one of the
existing lists. Selected lists can be deleted by pressing the “Red” key
(8) “Delete List” or renamed by pressing the “Yellow” key (25) “Rename
List”. To add a new list, press the “Green” key (9).
When renaming or adding a favourite list, you can use the numeric keys
0-9 to enter the new name and then press “OK” key (6) to save it.
Picture 31
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