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4.4.3. Editing events in the Personal Planner
To edit events in the Personal Planner, use the direction keys “Up” and “Down” to select the event you want to edit. Press the “OK”
key (6) enter the edit dialog. This edit pop-up is identical to the edit pop-up described in the previous chapter 4.4.2 Adding and
deleting events in Personal planner.
4.4.4. Changing the event modes in the Personal Planner
f you have an event that is not fi nished yet, or in progress, you can change the recording mode between “Record”, “Tune” and
“Reminder” by pressing “REC” the key (28). With the “Green” function key (9) you can choose if the event will “Auto switch” or
“Notify”. With the “Yellow” function key (25) you can choose if the event will be “Single”, “Daily”, “Weekly” or “Monday to Friday.”
If the event is added via the EPG (chapter 4.3) the user is able to use only the “Yellow” function key (25) to choose between “Single”,
“Daily”, “Weekly”, “Monday to Friday” or “Series.”
Note:
The function keys do not have to be confi rmed by pressing the OK/Menu-key. The modes shown at the bottom of the Personal
Planner window are the next modes that will be set when pressing the associated function keys. You can press the colored function
keys repeatedly to cycle through the different modes available.
Note:
While watching a TV programme, you may start a recording at any time by pressing the “REC” key on the remote control of the front
panel. The receiver will start recording immediately. You can stop the recording by pressing the “Exit” key.
4.5 Parental lock
Not all the TV and radio programmes are suitable for listeners or
viewers of all age groups. The digital receiver therefore provides an
active parental control (lock) function, allowing you to block specifi c
menu settings or individual channels by means of a four-digit security
PIN code (Personal Identifi cation Number). It also makes sense to block
menu settings if you want to prevent the receiver from being incorrectly
programmed by unauthorised persons. The standard functions such as
receiving programmes, EPG, Timer, etc., remain fully functional without
a pin having to be entered.
If no pin code is activated (default setting), all receiver functions and
operations can be utilised without any restrictions. On picture 38, you
can see the Parental lock menu.
4.5.1. Set Access Rights Level
Selecting this option user will be asked to enter a pin code before
entering. After typing a valid pin code using numeric keys 0-9, a new
screen will be open (see picture 39). Here user is able to select three
different security levels:
1 – Access All. This level gives access without limitation. All
programmes and all menus (except “Set Access Right Level” and
“Change Pin Code”) are accessible to all users.
2 – Lock System Settings. This level blocks access to the system
“Settings” menu.
3 – Lock System S Channel. This level blocks access to the
system “Settings” menu and to all the marked programmes in the lists
(see chapter Main TV list and Main Radio list).
Note:
Having a parental lock on some programme means that user is not able to tune and view that programme without entering a valid pin
code. The same system is for locked menus.
Picture 38
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