Strong SRT 7008 User Manual page 17

Move a TV or radio programme
1. Select the programme you want to move, then press the RED button. A move symbol
will appear.
2. Press p/q tu to move the programme.
3. Press OK or RED again to confirm the new position.
4. Repeat the above steps to move more channels.
Locking programmes
You can lock selected programmes for restricted view.
1. Select the programme you want to lock, then press the YELLOW button. The
programme is now marked as locked.
2. Repeat the previous step to select more programmes
3. To confirm and exit the menu, press .
To view the locked programme, you need to enter either the default password '0000' or your last set
password. We recommend changing of the default password to one of your preference. Please refer
to chapter 7.6 System for more details.
Disable a locked TV or radio programme
Press the YELLOW button on the programme marked with the lock symbol.
Rename a TV or radio programme
1. Select the programme you want to rename and press 9. A key table appears.
2. In the key table select a character by using the navigation buttons. Press OK to enter
the character. When you have entered the new name, navigate to the "OK" button on
screen and press OK on the remote control to confirm the new name.
3. To store the changes and exit the menu, press .
7.1.2 EPG (Electronic Programme Guide)
Please refer to section 6.8 above.
7.1.3 Sort
Here you can sort your channels in the following orders:
Default
By Encrypt
By Frequency
By Service Name
Recall List
Enable or disable the Recall list function, which supports multi-recall-channel switching. If the status is
set ON then a list of previously selected channels will be displayed for new selection by pressing the
9 button. If the status is set OFF then the receiver just will switch to the previously selected channel
by pressing the 9 button.
Sort the channels in the original order
Sort the channels from free to scrambled
Sort the channels in frequency order (Low-High)
Sort the channels in alphabetical order (A-Z)
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