Using A Program Guide - Sony SAT-A2 Operating Instructions (primary manual) Operating Instructions Manual

Using a Program Guide

Moving Around
In a Program Guide
You can also change the look of the program
guide by pressing the DISPLAY button. See
"Using the DISPLAY Feature" on page 44.
In program guides, you can select station
call letters/numbers to display a description
of the station.
The program guide displays the programming that's available from
your program providers.
1
Press the GUIDE button to bring up the Custom Guide.
CUSTOM GUIDE
First Knight
8:00 PM 10:00 PM
Act. Adv. 1995 Richard Gere, Sean Connery, Julia
Ormond. Thrilling romance results when rogue knight
Lancelot becomes torn between his loyalty to King
Arthur and his love for Queen Guinevere (CC, ST) (A, V)
WED 8:00 PM
SHO2987 Boxing
MTV 989 MTV's Best of the 90's
COM 990 Tracy Ullman
USSB Programming Highlights
USSB 999
DTV 100 Direct Ticket Previews
First Knight
DTV 102
DTV 105 Johnny Mnemonic
2
Move the highlight to the name of the program you want.
You'll hear the audio and see the video (in the background) of each
program as they are highlighted.
The table below lists the various ways in which you can move
around in the guide.
3
Press the button to select the highlighted program.
To Do This ...
Go to other stations in the
guide one station at a time
Go to other time slots in the
guide one program at a time
Go to other stations in the
guide one "page" at a time
Go to a station directly
Return to the last station you
were watching
PG-13
8:30 PM
The Alamo
Use This Button
SAT-A2: Move the joystick up and
down
SAT-B2: Press the
SAT-A2: Move the joystick left and
right to move one time slot at a time.
SAT-B2: Press the
Both Models: Or press the GUIDE
button to "page" to future time slots.
Press the
PAGE
PAGE (CH-) buttons
Press the
0-9 buttons and press ENTER
(to specify the station number)
Press the
EXIT button
Chapter 2: Using Basic Functions
WED OCT 5 8:45 PM
9:00 PM
Most Wanted ...
It's Gary Shan...
Jefferson in Par...
and buttons
and buttons
(CH+) and
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