Motorola VIP 1910 Installation Instructions And Manual page 29

 TV channels
 This item serves both for the purpose of the parental lock activation (protection
of the children against inappropriate content) and for the purpose of a
the order of the channels.
 Activation / deactivation of the parent lock is performed by the red context
button. This always concerns one channel which is active. If the lock is activated,
then at any time when the respective channel is selected on the set-top box prior
to its display, the person watching TV is asked to enter the PIN code of the
parental lock.
Shift of channels (their order on the set-top box) is performed as follows: go to the
channel, the position of which you wish to change, press OK (the channel will turn white)
and then move it using arrows up or down. Then press OK again.
Movement within the table of channels is performed by the cursor arrow keys.
In the end, it is necessary to save the changes – go to "save" and press OK.
Menu Settings, line two:

Radio channels
This item is identical to setting up of TV channels
 Security
 Parental PIN change
It changes the PIN code for the purpose of security of the individual channels so
that your children could not watch them. It is necessary to enter the existing PIN
code, the new PIN code and the new PIN code again for confirmation. For
confirmation, press OK.
 Purchase PIN change
It changes the PIN code for the purpose of purchase of the additional channels
(packages) in Self-Care or in virtual video rental. It is necessary to enter the
existing PIN code, the new PIN code and the new PIN code again for
confirmation. For confirmation, press OK.
 Parental Lock
Serves to set up restrictions on content which is not suitable for children. These
settings automatically hide programs (recorded or from the video library) which
are not suitable for children (it moves them to the adult folder which is accessible
only after entering the PIN) and requires the parent PIN to view adult content.
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