Sony KV-2680R Primary User Manual - Page 9

(

continued

from

"Setting

the

clock".)

Set

the

day,

time,

duration

and

channel

for

which

you

desire

the

timer

to

activate.

Notice

•

The

PROGRAM

SELECT

timer

will

not

work

if

the

VIP

SELECT

switch

on

the

TV

is

set

to

OFF.

If

you

want

the

timer

to

activate,

make

sure

that

it

is

set

to

ON.

•

Pay

cable

TV

programs

cannot

be

preset

together

with

other

VHF/UHF

or

cable

TV

channels.

If

you

desire

the

timer

to

work

for

pay

cable

TV

programs,

press

ANT/AUX

button

after

the

settings

are

completed

so

that

the

"AUX"

indicator

is

displayed

when

the

screen

is

returned

to

displaying

regular

TV

channels

again.

(Suppose

you

desire

channel

5

to

turn

on

at

5:35

P.M.

next

Wednes-

day

and

then

turn

off

after

2

hours.)

1

Press

EL

The

cursor

will

move

to

the

DAY

setting

position.

DAY

TIME

DLIR

CH

1

2

Set

the

DAY

with

Hor

DAY

TIME

DL

R

CH

1

WED

t

Day

indicators

change

as

follows:

SUN

MON

TUE

SAT

M

-F*

S

-S*

"blank"*7

back

to

SUN<

*

M

-F:

for

the

timer

to

activate

at

and

for

the

same

time

Mondays

through

Fridays

S

-S:

for

the

timer

to

activate

at

and

for

the

same

time

everyday

"blank":

erases

all

the

settings

of

the

same

row

3

Press

El

.

The

cursor

will

move

to

the

hour

setting

position.

4

Set

the

hour

with

H

or

El.

DAY

TIME

DLIR

CH

1

WED

5:

P

t

Make

sure

A

for

A.M.

(before

noon)

or

P

for

P.M.

(afternoon)

is

cor-

rectly

set.

5

Press

a

The

cursor

will

move

to

the

minute

setting

position.

6

Set

the

minute

with

E

or

E.

DAY

TIME

DLIR.

CH

1

WED

5:35P

t

Setting

the

PROGRAM

SELECT

timer]

7

Press

H.

The

cursor

will

move

to

the

DURATION

setting

position.

8

Set

the

duration

with

or

The

duration

is

set

by

the

hour.

Set

as

many

hours

as

you

desire

the

program

to

be.

Up

to

9

hours

can

be

set.

CLAY

TIME

DUP

CH

1

WED

5:35P

2HR

t

9

Press

E.

The

cursor

will

move

to

the

CHANNEL

setting

position.

10

Set

the

channel

with

H

or

DWI

TIME

DLIR

CH

1

WED

5:35P

2HR

5

t

11

Press

H.

The

arrow

will

move

to

the

leftmost

item

of

the

next

row

and

you

will

hear

a

"beep"

to

indicate

that

all

the

necessary

information

has

been

set

properly.

DAY

TIME

DLIR

CH

1

WED

5:35P

2HR

5

beep

2

If

you

find

that

the

present

DAY

and

time

display

is

incorrect,

move

the

cursor

and

make

the

correction(s).

As

long

as

all

the

necessary

information

is

preset,

the

cursor

can

be

left

anywhere

on

the

screen.

To

set

other

programs

or

channels,

repeat

steps

1--11

for

the

2nd

and/or

3rd

row

on

the

chart.

At

the

preset

time

and

day,

the

timer

will

operate.

The

program

SELECT

lamp

on

the

TV

will

be

lit

until

all

the

"SELECT"

programs

are

activated.

Go

on

to

the

following

"Setting

a

secret

code

and

the

PROGRAM

BLOCK

timer"

Setting

a

secret

code

and

the

PROGRAM

BLOCK

timer

(

continued

from

"Setting

the

PROGRAM

SELECT

timer"

or

"Set-

ting

the

clock")

To

allow

only

you

to

block

out

TV

programs

and

release

the

block

as

desired

later

on,

you

will

need

a

secret

code

of

your

own.

Decide

upon

a

3

-digit

number

that

you

will

remember

and

set

the

code

into

the

timer

by

following

the

steps

below.

Only you

and

those

who

know

this

code

number

will

be

able

to

make

the

PROGRAM

BLOCK

timer

-chart

appear

on

the

screen.

NOTICE

Be

sure

to

decide

on

the

number

at

this

moment.

Should

you

decide

to

change

the

number

after

going

through

the

procedure

below,

you

will

have

to

erase

all

the

clock

settings

and

programmed

numbers

from

the

memory.

For

details,

see

"FORGOTTEN

CODE/CHANG-

ING

CODE"

on

page

11.

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