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User’s Reference Manual
1 Table of Contents 5 Welcome 6 Digital Cable Box (Set-Top Box) 6 Motorola DCT6412 6 Recording Capacity 7 The DCT6412 Front Panel 9 The DCT6412 Back Panel 9 Important Safety Instructions 10 Motorola DCT6208 11 Recording Capacity 11 The DCT6208 Front Panel 11 The DCT6208 Back Panel 13 Important Safety Instructions 14 Motorola DCT2500 14 The DCT2500 Front Panel 15 The DCT2500 Back Panel 16 Important Safety Instructions 17 Motorola DCT2000 17 The DCT2000 Front Panel 19 Import
25 Program Information 26 Action Icons 27 Reminders 27 Setting Reminders 27 Reminder Options 28 Smart Channel Surfing (Flip & Mini Guide) 28 Flip 28 Mini Guide (Browse) 29 Digital Music 30 Local Weather 30 Messages 31 Parental Locks and Purchase PINS 31 PINS Setup 31 Parental Locks Setup 32 View Locked Programs 32 Bypass or Clear Locks 32 Restore Locks 33 Favorites 34 Setup 34 Guide Setup 34 Cable Box Setup 35 Audio Setup 35 Screen Position Setup 35 Text Language Setup 36 Digital
39 Ordering On Demand Programs 40 Watching On Demand Programs 41 On Demand Packages 42 HDTV (Optional Feature) 43 Control Live TV 43 Playback Controls 44 Using the Remote Control Arrow Buttons 44 Status Bar 44 Pause 44 Rewind 44 Fast Forward 45 Slow Motion 45 Instant Replay 45 Return to Live TV 45 Swap Between Two Programs 46 Your Personal Video Library 46 Building Your Library - Recording Programs 46 One-Touch Record 46 Record Interactively from Program Information 46 M
52 Playback Controls 53 Using the Remote Control Arrow Buttons 53 Pause 53 Rewind 53 Fast Forward 54 Slow Motion 54 Instant Replay 54 Return to Live TV 54 Your Personal Video Library 54 Building Your Library - Recording Programs 54 One-Touch Record 55 Record Interactively from Program Information 55 Manually Schedule A Recording 55 Managing Scheduling Conflicts 55 View Your List of Scheduled Recordings 56 Modifying Recording Options 59 Recording Notices 59 View Programs St
Welcome to i-Guide™. Introducing the all new interactive program guide from TV Guide. TM i-Guide is intuitive, intelligent, and inspiring. It unlocks a world of greater choice, convenience and control as you watch television. With Digital Cable, you have more programming choices than ever before. And with i-Guide, you can effortlessly find the television entertainment you want to see. i-Guide puts you in control, all at the touch of a button. i-Guide displays 90 minutes of program listings.
Digital Cable Box (Set-Top Box) Motorola DCT6412 Welcome and congratulations on receiving a Motorola DCT6400 Series High Definition Dual Tuner DVR Cable Receiver, one of the most advanced interactive digital cable receivers available today.
The DCT6412 Front Panel Key Description 1 LED Displays the channel number or time of day. There are four indicator lights on the LED screen: • MSGS - the DCT6412 has received Messages for you to read • ON - the DCT6412 is powered on • REMOTE - the remote control is in use • Red Record Indicator 2 CURSOR Moves the cursor around the program guide and menu screens. 3 MENU Displays the Main Menu. 4 POWER Turns the device on or off.
Key Description 1 CABLE IN The CABLE IN connector receives the incoming signal from your cable service provider. 2 ETHERNET Not currently enabled - intended for future use. 3 AUDIO IN R AUDIO IN L 4 SPDIF 5 VIDEO IN These connectors are used to connect a DCT6412 between a peripheral audio device such as a CD player and a stereo tuner or A/V receiver. In the current DCT6412 release, the audio from the peripheral device will pass through the DCT6412 when it is turned off.
Important Safety Instructions Please refer to the Motorola DCT6412 User Guide for complete safety and operating instructions. The Motorola DCT6412 has been designed to operate reliably in a well-ventilated household environment. Slots and openings in the unit cabinet are provided for ventilation. These openings should never be blocked. As such, do not place the product on a bed, sofa, rug, or similar surface. • Position the DCT6412 with at least 2 inches of space above and on all sides.
Digital Cable Box (Set-Top Box) Motorola DCT6208 Your DVR service features the Motorola DCT6208 with built in DVR (Digital Video Recorder) which gives you total control over what you watch and when you watch it. Your DVR allows you to store and access TV programs — functioning like a VCR, but without videotape. With your DVR you can also pause live TV and record shows through i-Guide, across multiple channels and time slots.
The DCT6208 Front Panel Key Description 1 LED Displays the channel number or time of day. There are four indicator lights on the LED screen: • MSGS - the DCT6208 has received Messages for you to read • A/B - the RF bypass is active • ON - the DCT6208 is powered on • REMOTE - the remote control is in use 2 CURSOR Moves the cursor around the program guide and menu screens. 3 MENU Displays the Main Menu. 4 POWER Turns the device on or off.
Key Description 1 TO TV/VCR This coaxial output connector is used to connect the DCT6208 to a TV or VCR operating on channel 3 or 4. 2 CABLE IN The CABLE IN connector receives the incoming signal from your cable service provider. 3 ETHERNET Not currently enabled - intended for future use. 4 AUDIO IN R AUDIO IN L These connectors are used to connect a set-top between a peripheral audio device such as a CD player and a stereo tuner or A/V receiver.
Important Safety Instructions Please refer to the Motorola DCT6208 User Guide for complete safety and operating instructions. The Motorola DCT6208 has been designed to operate reliably in a well-ventilated household environment. Slots and openings in the unit cabinet are provided for ventilation. These openings should never be blocked. As such, do not place the product on a bed, sofa, rug, or similar surface. • Position the DCT6208 with at least 2 inches of space above and on all sides.
Motorola DCT2500 The Motorola DCT2500 set-top, the next generation of the successful DCT2000 platform, adds increased memory, more processing power, and better graphics capabilities. All of which enables the DCT2500 to support additional interactive applications, guide enhancements, increased performance and true “watch and surf” capabilities while viewing the IPG. The DCT2500 Front Panel The DCT2500 front panel has 12 keys and an LED display.
The DCT2500 Back Panel Key Description 1 TO TV/VCR This coaxial output connector is used to connect the DCT6208 to a TV or VCR operating on channel 3 or 4. 2 CABLE IN The CABLE IN connector receives the incoming signal from your cable service provider. 3 ETHERNET Not currently enabled - intended for future use. 4 AUDIO IN R AUDIO IN L These connectors are used to connect a set-top between a peripheral audio device such as a CD player and a stereo tuner or A/V receiver.
Important Safety Instructions Please refer to the Motorola DCT2500 User Guide for complete safety and operating instructions. The Motorola DCT2500 has been designed to operate reliably in a well-ventilated household environment. Slots and openings in the unit cabinet are provided for ventilation. These openings should never be blocked. As such, do not place the product on a bed, sofa, rug, or similar surface. • Position the DCT2500 with at least 2 inches of space above and on all sides.
Motorola DCT2000 The Motorola DCT2000 set-top platform, the world's most widely deployed digital set-top, offers the capability of supporting multiple interactive services including Interactive Program Guides (IPG), On Demand (OND), Internet access, e-mail, e-commerce, chat rooms, and impulse Pay-Per-View. The DCT2000 Front Panel Key Description 1 LED Displays the channel number or time of day.
Key Description 1 TO TV/VCR This coaxial output connector is used to connect the DCT2000 to a TV or VCR operating on channel 3 or 4. 2 CABLE IN The CABLE IN connector receives the incoming signal from your cable service provider. 3 ETHERNET Not currently enabled - intended for future use. 4 AUDIO IN R AUDIO IN L These connectors are used to connect a set-top between a peripheral audio device such as a CD player and a stereo tuner or A/V receiver.
Important Safety Instructions Please refer to the Motorola DCT2000 User Guide for complete safety and operating instructions. The Motorola DCT2000 has been designed to operate reliably in a well-ventilated household environment. Slots and openings in the unit cabinet are provided for ventilation. These openings should never be blocked. As such, do not place the product on a bed, sofa, rug, or similar surface. • Position the DCT2000 with at least 2 inches of space above and on all sides.
Basic i-Guide Navigation Tips * Yellow is always the highlight color. As you navigate listings using your remote, the highlight appears on-screen to indicate your current selection. * Press the buttons on your remote to move the highlight. * Press OK to make your selection. * Press the EXIT button on your remote to return to watching TV.
Your Access to Digital Cable Quick Menu The Quick Menu feature provides shortcuts to the key features of your program guide and digital cable service. The Quick Menu will appear over any video or guide screens when the MENU button on your remote is selected. The Quick Menu is designed to allow you to launch directly into i-Guide features without having to navigate through a series of menus. Main Menu i-Guide’s Main Menu* gives you easy access to all the features of digital cable.
Guide Symbols to Know – Quick Menu Icons YOUR ACCESS TO DIGITAL CABLE 22 Guide Main Menu Digital Recordings Menu Search Menu On Demand Menu Pay-Per-View Search Menu Digital Music Listings Favorites List Movies Search Menu Kids Search Menu High Definition Menu Sports Search Menu Guide Setup Menu Listings By Channel Pay-Per-View Events List Message Center Pay-Per-View by Title List *Menu selections vary depending on the services your cable provider offers.
Search Categories and Listings Finding something to watch is easy with i-Guide. View program listings the way you want, including Listings By Time and By Channel; or, by category such as Movies, Sports, Children and more. Select a category from the Main Menu or Quick Menu to display listings. SEARCH CATEGORIES AND LISTINGS Listings By Time TV Listings appear in a grid format with channel numbers and network call letters down the left side and times along the top.
Navigating Listings • Make a selection from one of the i-Guide menus, or just press GUIDE on your remote to go to program listings for the current hour. • Use the buttons on your remote to navigate program titles, and the buttons to see program listings for later that day and for future days. • For faster searching: • Use the PAGE buttons on your remote to see the listings a page at a time. • Press and hold to rapidly move ahead in the listings.
Program Information i-Guide provides Instant Information while you view program listings so you see a brief overview of the program at a glance. Instant Information includes program title, start/end time, program rating, a brief program description and helpful indicators that identify your settings, such as Reminders Recordings and Favorites .
Action Icons From Program Information, you can perform a number of actions by using the Action Icons at the bottom of the screen such as setting a Reminder or checking other air times for a program. Use the arrow buttons to highlight each icon and a description appears below.
Reminders With i-Guide, you can set Reminders so you don’t miss shows you want to watch. Setting Reminders From an information screen, highlight the Reminder or set Reminder Options. Icon and press OK. Follow the on-screen prompts to confirm the Reminder Options * This option appears only if you have already set a Lock for that program. REMINDERS Reminder Options let you customize the frequency and timing for Reminders.
Smart Channel Surfing Flip The Flip Bar allows you to see program information as you change channels to help you know more about what’s on. Information on the Flip Bar includes program name, start and end time, channel, current time and a brief program description. • Press CHAN to change channels and see the Flip Bar on-screen. • When you find a program you are interested in, press OK to make the Flip Bar disappear or press INFO for more program details.
Digital Music Digital Music is continuous, commercial-free music in a variety of formats. Access Digital Music several ways: • Select Digital Music from the Main Menu. • Press the Icon from the Quick Menu. • Press the MUSIC button on the remote if available. Music Choice DMX You can press INFO for more information on each category. Select a music format and enjoy the music. As you’re listening, press INFO for more information on title, track and artist.
Local Weather Get accurate, up-to-date local weather conditions and a 3-day forecast. • Highlight Local Weather from the Main Menu and press OK. • Use the button to see a detailed local weather forecast. Note: Weather service not available for all locations. Messages Messages may be sent occasionally by your cable company to announce new services, special promotions or other information.
Parental Locks and Purchase PINs Parental Locks allow you to restrict viewing and purchases of TV programming based on your viewing preferences. Set a personalized 4-digit PIN and you can place Locks on selected ratings, channels and titles. You can also hide adult titles from being displayed on-screen. PINs Setup Set up and change your Parental Locks PIN and Purchase PINs in PINs Setup. Your Parental Locks PIN allows you to restrict viewing of programs.
View Locked Programs To view programs and channels you have Locked, tune to the program or select it from the listings. Enter your PIN when prompted. Bypass or Clear Locks Temporarily open or clear all Locks for easier viewing. Select Master Locks from the Locks Setup screen and change the options from No to Yes. PARENTAL LOCKS AND PURCHASE PINS 32 Restore Locks Locks may be restored in any of the following ways: • Press the LOCK button anytime and enter your 4-digit PIN.
Favorites The Favorites feature allows you to quickly access the channels you have designated as your Favorites. To add channels to your Favorites listings: • Select Setup from the Main Menu • Select Favorites Setup • Highlight a channel and press OK or FAV on your remote. A indicator will appear next to the listing, designating it as a Favorite. To remove a channel from your Favorites, highlight it in Favorites Setup and press OK or FAV.
Setup You can activate and customize certain i-Guide features such as the Flip Bar, Lock options, Cable Box settings, Audio settings and Languages from the Setup Menu. Guide Setup Use your remote to select Setup from the Main Menu, then select Guide Setup. Use the buttons to select from the following Setup options: Flip Bar Position – The Flip Bar can appear either at the top or bottom of your screen.
Audio Setup Default Audio Language Change secondary digital audio available with certain networks and programs. Press buttons to change the default language to English, Spanish, French or Portuguese. Optimal Stereo Volume • No - Volume is unchanged from the current setting. • Yes - Volume is automatically adjusted to the optimal level. Dolby Digital • ON – Turns Dolby Digital on (available only for equipment supporting Dolby Digital). • OFF – Turns Dolby Digital off.
Digital Pay-Per-View (Optional Feature) i-Guide makes ordering and watching Pay-Per-View (PPV) programs easy. Ordering Pay-Per-View From the Main Menu and Quick Menu, select PPV to go to the PPV Menu. Then select any of the PPV options to see programs available in a variety of categories. When you find a program of interest, highlight the title and press OK for the information screen. To purchase a program, highlight the Icon and follow the on-screen prompts to complete your order.
Ordering Pay-Per-View By Phone If your cable provider offers phone ordering, the order instructions appear on-screen when you select . Simply call the number to place your order. Then select Continue to complete your order. Ordering Pay-Per-View Packages Your cable service may offer programs in a package by title, time block, etc. Select the title from the listings and a Icon will appear if the program is part of a package.
Pay-Per-View Notices Notices associated with your Pay-Per-View order appear at various times to alert you to the status of your ordered program. Pay-Per-View Program Started A Program Started overlay will appear if you try to order a PPV program that is in progress but is within the purchase window. You may proceed with the order, but you may miss a portion of the program. Note: The purchase window is established by your cable provider.
On Demand (Optional Feature) Watch movies and other programs whenever you want with On Demand (OND).* When you rent an On Demand program or package, it is reserved for a specific period of time. You can access and watch the program at your convenience as many times as you want within the rental period. You can even pause, fast forward and rewind using your remote. Note: Rental period is established by your cable provider.
Guide Symbols to Know – On Demand Action Icons - Go back to the previous screen - Order the program, or cancel an ordered program - Tune to a program (for free and subscription programming) - Preview - Place a Lock on the program to restrict viewing - Resume play of the video (appears for purchased videos) - Restart the video from the beginning (appears for purchased videos) - Delete the title from your rented titles list (appears for purchased videos) - Indicates the program is available as part of a packa
If you have stopped a program and want to come back to it later, select My Rentals* from the On Demand Menu. • Highlight and select a title to see the information screen that displays your remaining rental time and other program details. • Select to start watching where you left off or select to start the program from the beginning. • Watch as many times as you want within the rental period. Guide Tip You can also find rented titles in other On Demand listing screens.
HDTV (Optional Feature) High Definition (HD or HDTV) is the most dramatic change for viewers since the introduction of color TV! HD is the highest resolution digital television format available, offering up to 5 times the resolution of standard analog television. HD delivers theater-quality pictures and Dolby DigitalTM surround sound. Watch your favorite shows, movies, sports and events with a wider screen, life-like picture and crystal clear sound.
Digital Video Recording (DVR) – Dual Tuner (Optional Feature) Imagine…coming home to your own personal library of television programs, movies and sports that you can watch whenever it’s convenient for you. It’s TV for your schedule. Pause live television! Rewind and replay programs so you don’t miss a beat. Record up to 90 hours* of your favorite programs and view them as many times as you want, whenever you want. You can even record High Definition TV**. All without rentals, tapes or returns.
Using the Remote Control Arrow Buttons The buttons on your remote control will control playback when you are watching a recording in progress or while watching a recorded program. Play Pause Rewind Slow Rewind from Pause OK Fast Forward Slow Forward from Pause Go to Live TV Status Bar The Status Bar appears whenever you pause, rewind or fast forward a live program. It also gives you information such as the title of the program you are watching, the source of the program and duration of time.
Slow Motion Your DVR is equipped with slow-forward and slow-rewind functions to give you crisp and clear Slow Motion images. Ever wonder what the referees are looking at when they review a controversial play? Use Slow Motion to get an inside look. To activate slow-forward, press PAUSE and then FAST FORWARD . To use slow-rewind, press PAUSE and then REWIND . To return to regular speed, press PLAY.
Your Personal Video Library Using your DVR with i-Guide, you can build your own personal library of programs, movies, sports, TV shows…whatever you want. Follow the steps below to build and manage your personal video library. Guide Tip Using Parental Locks With DVR - You can restrict viewing of recorded programs, just like any other program.
Record Two Programs at Once The Dual Tuner DVR allows you to set recordings for two different programs that air at the same time. While recording two programs, you can watch and control either program up to the point of live TV by using the SWAP button on your remote. There are several ways to record two programs at once. Here are two basic examples: While Watching a Show: • Press RECORD to record the program you are watching.
- Return to the previous screen. - Record new program or series as shown. - Show conflicts when the new series is a high priority. - Show conflicts when the new series is a low priority. - Don’t record new program or series. • To give your new recording the highest scheduling priority and to capture the most number of episodes for your new recording, select High.
Modifying Recording Options i-Guide gives you flexibility to manage your personal video library. You can change your Recording Options at any time, as often as you like. Change Options for Scheduled Recordings From the Main Menu or Quick Menu Select DVR, then select Future Recordings to see a list of your Scheduled Recordings. Highlight a program title and press OK or INFO. Select the Icon from the Program Information Screen.
Recording Notices Recording Starting Notice Before a Scheduled Recording begins, a notice will appear on-screen giving you the opportunity to confirm or cancel the Scheduled Recording. If you don’t do anything when the recording is scheduled to start, the DVR will automatically tune to the channel and begin recording. Live TV programming that has been temporarily recorded will be erased once the Scheduled Recording starts.
Managing Your Personal Video Library A recorded program remains in your personal video library until you decide to delete it unless you have it set to delete when space is needed. Your DVR will record and store up to 90 hours of standard definition programming and up to 20 hours of High Definition programming*. There are several options for making the most efficient use of DVR storage space: To Delete Recordings From a Recorded Program Information screen, select the Icon to delete the recording.
Digital Video Recording (DVR) – Single Tuner (Optional Feature) Imagine…coming home to your own personal library of television programs, movies and sports that you can watch whenever it’s convenient for you. It’s TV for your schedule. Pause live television! Rewind and replay programs so you don’t miss a beat. Record up to 40 hours* of your favorite programs and view them as many times as you want, whenever you want. You can even record High Definition TV**. All without rentals, tapes or returns.
Using the Remote Control Arrow Buttons The buttons on your remote control will control playback when you are watching a recording in progress or while watching a recorded program. Play Pause Rewind Slow Rewind from Pause OK Fast Forward Slow Forward from Pause Go to Live TV Pause DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDING Rewind Want to review a portion of your live show? It’s a snap with DVR. Press REWIND . Press it again up to 4 times to increase the rewind speed. REW, REW2, REW3 and REW4 will appear on-screen.
Slow Motion Your DVR is equipped with slow-forward and slow-rewind functions to give you crisp and clear Slow Motion images. Ever wonder what the referees are looking at when they review a controversial play? Use Slow Motion to get an inside look. To activate slow-forward, press PAUSE and then FAST FORWARD . To use slow-rewind, press PAUSE and then REWIND . To return to regular speed, press PLAY.
. Record Interactively From Program Information From the listings, highlight a program, scheduled for a later time. Press the INFO button and you will see an information screen. Highlight the Icon and press OK to start a recording for the time the program is scheduled to start. Note: For more information on Action Icons, see the Action Icons section in this manual. Manually Schedule a Recording • From the Main Menu or Quick Menu, select DVR*. • Select Set a Recording.
Step 2: Select Future Recordings. Step 3: See a list of all the programs you have scheduled to record, select a title to cancel the scheduled recording or modify recording options. DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDING 56 Modifying Recording Options i-Guide gives you flexibility to manage your personal video library. You can change your Recording Options at any time, as often as you like.
Select the Icon from the program information screen. Select to delete this program from your list of Future Recordings. to change the Recording Options, or select Recording Options: • Change the frequency of the recording, such as every day or once a week. • Specify how many recordings to save. • Set a Save Until parameter, either until you delete or automatically when space is needed. • Change the start and end times in order to catch every minute of a program, even if it runs over.
From here, select Icon to cancel the recording, or select Icon to modify the Recording Options. Note: A scheduled recording will begin at the indicated start time and channel you select. The Scheduled Recording is not tied to a program title. The DVR will record whatever program airs on that channel at that time.
Recording Notices Recording Starting Notice Before a scheduled recording begins, a notice will appear on-screen giving you the opportunity to confirm or cancel the scheduled recording. If you don’t do anything when the recording is scheduled to start, the DVR will automatically tune to the channel and begin recording. Live TV programming that has been temporarily recorded will be erased once the scheduled recording starts.
Managing Your Personal Video Library A recorded program remains in your personal video library until you decide to delete it, unless you have it set to delete when space is needed. Your DVR will record and store up to 40 hours of standard definition programming and up to 10 hours of High Definition programming*. To make the most efficient use of DVR storage space, follow these guidelines: To Delete Recordings From a recorded program Information Screen, select the Icon to delete the recording.
Frequently Asked Questions Interactive Program Guide Q. What are the icons (little pictures) at the bottom of the screen? A. Quick Menu Icons are available to help you find what you’re looking for faster. The Quick Menu lets you quickly go to other areas of the guide, such as Movies or Favorites Menus.
Q. What if I missed a Pay-Per-View movie/event that I ordered? A. If your cable company provides impulse-ordering, you will not be billed for Pay-Per-View on channels that aren’t tuned. In cities that require phone ordering, you need to call your cable company to cancel Pay-Per-View orders. Check with your cable company to confirm canceling procedures. On Demand (Optional Feature) Q. Do my Parental Locks & Purchase PIN settings stay the same for On Demand purchases as with regular programs? A. Yes.
Q. How can I find programs I want to record? A. Using i-Guide, you can search many ways: through the Main Menu, Quick Menu, Search Menu, by programming category, through the By Time or Channel Listings grid or through the Search Menu to alphabetically search by Title. When you find something that sounds interesting, simply press Record. The DVR will automatically record that program for you. Q. What kind of programs can I record? A.
Q. Are there seperate buttons for each tuner? How do you make the Dual Tuner DVR record two programs at once? A. i-Guide can record two different programs listed with overlapping times by pressing the Record button, by manually scheduling the recordings, or by setting future recordings from a Program Information screen. Q. How much High Definition programming can I save versus standard definition programming? A.
Q. On occasion, a recording starts a minute or two after the program has begun. Why? A. The DVR timer is synchronized with the program guide time. If a broadcaster starts the program a minute earlier than the guide’s scheduled time, the DVR will miss that first minute. You can program your DVR to start early or end late by adjusting your Recording Options. Q. Only part of my program recorded. Why? A. If the beginning of the program did not record, you may have set it to record after the program began.
Q. Can I schedule a recording for two shows airing at the same time? A. Currently, your DVR can only record one program at a time. If you try to schedule a recording at the same time you have scheduled another, you will see a Scheduling Conflict message that gives you the opportunity to change your Recording Options. Q. Can I increase the Rewind and Fast Forward speed? A. Yes. Your DVR will control rewind and fast forward at four speeds. Just press the REW or FF buttons up to four times.
Controlling Live TV Q. How long can I pause live TV? A. You can pause up to 90 minutes of standard programming; less with HD programming. Q. How far back can I rewind live TV? A. You can rewind up to two hours of standard TV programming as long as you were tuned to the same channel. Q. How do I use Instant Replay? A. If your remote control is equipped with a REPLAY button, press it to instantly replay the last 15 seconds of the program. If there is no REPLAY button, use the PAGE button on your remote. Q.
Q. There are no listings in the guide, or the words “To Be Announced” appear in the listings screens. A. This can happen if there has been a power failure or if the terminal was unplugged. Make sure everything is plugged in and running. Wait 15-30 minutes for the channels and program data to load. Q. I have a message on my screen that says “This feature is currently being restored”. What does this mean? A.
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