Setting Or Cancelling A Timer From The Configuration Menu - Strong SRT 5023X User Manual

4. If you want to change the timer number (or select a timer to cancel), move to the Timer NO
field, press VOL or VOL
appropriate timer (1 through to 8) and then press OK.
5. Press CH▼ to move to the Timer Mode field.
6. Press VOL or VOL
highlighted. (Select Off if you are cancelling the timer, press OK and ignore the rest of this
procedure.)
7. Press CH▼ to move to the Wakeup Mode field.
8. If you want to change the wakeup mode, press VOL
Channel or Message—is highlighted.
If you choose Message, the message will appear on your screen at time and date you specify.
9. Press CH▼ to move to the Wakeup Channel or Wakeup Message field. (The field name varies
according to the wakeup mode you chose.)
10. If you want to change the wakeup channel or message, press VOL
selection.
11. Press CH▼ to move to the Wakeup Date field.
12. If you want to change the wakeup date, press VOL
calendar. Use the arrow keys on the remote control to select the date.
13. Press CH▼ to move to the On Time field.
14. If you want to change the wakeup time, enter the correct digits of the time using the number
keys on the remote control.
15. Press CH▼ to move to the Duration field. (This field is not available if you chose Message as the
wakeup mode.)
16. If you want to change how long the channel is to stay on, enter the duration of the time using
the number keys on the remote control.
17. Press OK to save the timer settings.
18. To add another timer, repeat from step 4.
19. Press EXIT twice to return to normal viewing.

Setting or cancelling a timer from the Configuration menu

1. Press MENU on the remote control. The Digital TV menu appears.
2. Press OK. The first item in the sub-menu—Channel Manager—is highlighted.
3. Press CH▼ until Configuration is highlighted, and then press OK. The Configuration menu
appears.
to move to the timer number list, press CH▼ or CH▲ to choose the
until the timer mode you want—Off, Once, Daily, Weekly or Yearly—is
or VOL until the mode you want—
or VOL to display an on-screen
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or VOL and make your