Using Auto Channel Select And Standby Recording - Pioneer KRP-600A Bedienungsanleitung

Using the Electronic Programme Guide (EPG)(for DTV/SAT only)
1 Press EPG or select "EPG" from the HOME MENU.
The EPG screen appears.
The EPG screen updates automatically if the EPG data is acquired
successfully. If not, "No Channels" appears in the programme
information space.
Select a desired TV programme (/, /).
2
Press P+/P– to skip to the next or previous channel list page.
You can also press and hold / to skip to the next or previous list
page.
Information about the selected programme appears in the
information window.
To watch a programme currently on air, select the programme (then
ENTER).
You can check information about programmes scheduled up to one
week ahead, depending on conditions.
Depending on conditions, it may take some time to acquire EPG
data.
3 To view more information (not currently displayed) about the
selected programme, press p.
Programme Information appears in the schedule window.
If the screen contains further information, "<" or ">" is displayed.
Press the  or  button to view the entire information.
To quit the display of detailed information, press p again (or
RETURN).
4 To quit the Programme Guide, press EPG again.
Note
• The general programme list does not show finished
programmes.
• Before operating with the remote control unit, make sure to
select the TV mode using its SELECT button. See Controlling other
equipment using the supplied remote control unit on page 90.
Presetting TV programmes using the
EPG
Using the EPG, you can easily preset digital TV programmes for
watching (auto channel select) and recording later.
You must also adjust your recording equipment settings to record
the programme. Refer to the operation manual provided with your
recording equipment.

Using auto channel select and standby recording

With the power to the system left on, this function automatically
selects a preset TV programme when its on-air time comes. That
way you will not miss the start of an important TV programme
because you were enjoying another TV programme.
Even if the system is in the standby mode when the preset TV
programme's on-air time comes, the Media Receiver wakes up and
outputs AV signals for recording.
1 Press EPG or select "EPG" from the HOME MENU.
The EPG screen appears.
Select a programme to be preset (/, / then ENTER).
2
Select a programme not yet started.
A setup menu appears.
Select a programme currently on-air (then ENTER): The EPG screen
closes and a channel is tuned in.
Note
• If "Enable" is selected on "Password" menu, or "Channel Lock"
or "Child Lock" is set to the selected programme, the password
entry screen appears. Enter your four-digit password using
buttons 0 to 9.
• Select a programme not yet started (then ENTER): The
programme can be set for recording/watching.
3 Select "Yes" in a confirmation dialogue box (/ then
ENTER).
The Programme Timer screen with a list of other preset
programmes information appears (see page 54).
You can modify the presettings here (/, / then ENTER).
You can register the presettings here ( or ENTER).
4 Press RETURN to return to the EPG screen.
The EPG screen updates with the new presettings.
A red clock icon appears for the preset programme.
A yellow triangle icon appears for overlapped presettings.
5 Press EPG to exit the EPG screen.
With the system switched on, a channel switch alarm message
appears approximately 60 seconds before execution and the
channel is switched a short time before the start of the programme.
Note
• Even in the standby mode, preset programmes can be recorded
as only the Media Receiver alone wakes up and outputs AV
signals when the preset time comes.
• Finish presetting operations three minutes before the start of
the programme.
• For priorities about overlapped presettings, see Priority rules for
overlapped presettings on page 56.
• The TIMER indicator on the front of the Media Receiver lights up
in orange when a programme is preset for recording/watching.
• Recording may fail because of watching restrictions imposed by
the CA module.
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