Set Lock Key; Timers Menu - Hitachi HDB73 Instruction Manual

5.3.10.ii. Set Lock Key
Use " / " buttons to go to Set Lock Key option.
Use SELECT button to enter new password. New
Password Menu is displayed. Use NUMERIC
buttons to enter new password. New Password is
asked twice for confirmation. If both passwords are four digits long and the same, the password is changed. It is
updated after exiting the Parental Menu.

5.4. TIMERS MENU

Timer Menu is entered from the Main Menu. There is a five
column summary information, such as timer no, channel
name, start time, end time, start date and mode, for each
of the five timers.
There are two ways to set a timer. If the start/end time and
date are valid numbers, the timer can be set directly by
changing the mode from "Inactive" to "Active" using
" / "cursors. If the start/end times and date are invalid or
if the set values are to be changed totally, OK must be
pressed while the desired timer is highlighted in the
summary list. A new window where the timer details are to
be entered will be displayed on the lower part of the
screen. The timer details are as follows:
Name: According to the type that is chosen above, "3" /
"4" keys will navigate the user through the TV or Radio list and name of
the program is selected.
Start: By using "0,1,2...,9" keys start time of the timer is entered.
End: By using "0,1,2...,9" keys end time of the timer is entered.
Date: By using "0,1,2...,9" keys date of the timer is entered.
Mode: By using "3" / "4" keys, timer mode is selected as "Once", "Daily"
or " Weekly" .
Start, End and Date field data are entered using number keys. Current time and date are shown on the lower-right
part of the screen to help you.
After the desired detail fields are filled, one can turn back to the timer info summary list by pressing "OK" to save
the settings, or by pressing "Menu" to cancel these new settings. A set timer is cancelled (disabled) by changing
the mode to "Inactive" in timer summary list. If the box is in standby mode and when a timer start time comes, the
Set-Top-Box switches to the set channel, then when the end time is reached, the box goes to stand-by mode. This
utility helps the box to be used as a sleep-timer.
If you are watching digital terrestrial TV at the time the timer event starts, a message is flashed onto the screen
announcing that the receiver is "Switching to timer channel". So you understand what is happening.
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