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To Set Movie (MPAA) Ratings
Levels
Use the A _ arrows to move to SET MOVIE RATINGS.
Select
this option by pressing
4 or _. The screen on the Ieft wilt
appear.
Use the A _' arrows to move to a movie rating, such as
X. Press 4 or 1_ to turn the ratings block on or off.
When you have set your movie ratings levels, press
_f to move
to FINISH.
Press 4 or 1_ to save your settings
and exit.
Unrated
Programs
You have the choice of atlowing programs
without
a rating signal to be shown or to have
unrated programs
blocked. To set this option, use the A "_ arrows to move to UNRATED
in the
V-CHIP menu. Use the 4 or _ arrows to select VIEW to show unrated
programs,
or BLOCK
to keep them from being shown.
When you have made you selection,
press EXIT to return to
normal television
viewing.
Unrated
programming
refers to any programming
which does not contain a rating signal.
Programming
on television
stations
which do not broadcast
rating signals will be placed in the
"Unrated
Programming"
category.
Examples
of Unrated
programs:
Emergency
Bulletins
Sports
Locally Originated
Programming
Weather
News
Some Commercials
Political
Programs
Public Service Announcements
Religious
Programs
• TV programs
or movies that do not have rating signals will be blocked
if the Unrated
Category
is set to LOCK.
Warning
Message
When a viewer attempts to watch a program which exceeds the set ratings limits, the following
warning
message
witI appear:
To watch a blocked
program,
enter the four-digit
access code to unlock that channel.
Once the
correct code is entered,
the channel will be
unlocked
and the program
shown.
If an incorrect
code is entered the message
INVALID LOCK CODE! wi!I flash onscreen.
The
channel will remain locked until the correct code is
entered.
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