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Major Features
Locks, Limits and Channel Lists
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Setting the Ratings Limit
The Ratings Limit display screen allows you to set a maximum
limit for rated programs, so long as the program provider has
viewing
transmitted the proper code. This feature can be used to prevent
certain rated programs from being viewed.
Once a ratings limit is set
and the system is locked, programs that have a higher rating than the
set limit cannot be viewed without first entering your four-digit key.
You can change your ratings limit whenever you wish.
Note:
The rating limit can not be enforced
if a program
has not been
rated, or if rating information
for that program
is not transmitted
by
the program
provider.
Setting the Spending
Limit
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The Spending Limit display screen prompts you to set a maximum
spending limit for any one program.
This may be useful in preventing
expensive programs from being purchased inadvertently.
Once a limit
is set and the system is locked, programs that are more expensive than
the limit cannot be purchased and viewed without first entering your
four-digit key. You can change your spending limit whenever you
wish.
Setting the Channel Limit
The Channel Limit allows you to designate which channels are
"parent-approved." This means that only those channels with check
marks in the Parent-approved column of the dhannel Limits and Lists
display screen can be viewed when the system is locked (see below).
Once a channel limit has been set and the system is locked, programs
that are not included in the Parent-approved list cannot be viewed
without first entering your four-digit key.
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