Unlocking The System; Choosing Your Profile; Personal Settings; Name - RCA DRD435RH User Manual

Using On-Screen Menus
Use the Lock and Unlock icons in the Channel Banner to lock or unlock the system.
remote contr ol and use the ar row buttons to select the Lock icon. Use the r emote contr ol's number buttons to enter the pr oper pass wor d and follow
on-screen instructions.
Unlock icon: The system is unlock ed. No limits ar e in effect. Spending, viewing and other limits can be accessed and changed.
Program Unlock icon: The system is lock ed, but no limits are in effect for the duration of the cur rent program because a pass word has been
entered to o verride the cur rent program's limits. No limits can be accessed or changed without entering a pass word. After the pr ogram ends,
the system will r eturn to Lock status.
Video Unlock icon: The system is temporaril y unlocked with no limits in effect until the receiver is placed in standby mode . A pass word has
been enter ed to o verride the system limits. No limits can be accessed or changed without entering the system pass word. When the system is
turned off, it will return to Lock status.
Permanently Unlocking the System
When the system is unlock ed, the channel, spending, viewing, and ratings limits that you set ar e no longer in effect. To unlock:
1. Highlight and select Unlock System in the Profiles menu.
2. Highlight and select Yes to confirm that you want to unlock the system. The unlock icon should be displa yed in the channel banner.
The system will r emain unlocked until you lock it again.
Note: Any time you permanently unlock the system you erase the old system password. When you lock the system again, you'll be asked to enter a new password.
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Temporarily Unlocking the System from the Channel Banner
You can also temporaril y unlock the system fr om the channel banner. Press the r emote contr ol's
INFO button and highlight the Lock icon in the channel banner . Make sur e to check the bo x
beside Unlock this program only, and enter the system pass word. This pr ogram is no longer
blocked, but all other settings remain in effect. The pr ogram unlock icon should be displa yed in
the channel banner.
To access the Lock/Unlock Men u, press the INFO button on the

Choosing Your Profile

Each time you turn on the digital satellite receiver, the Family profile is selected b y default, so
this should be the pr ofile with the most r estrictive limits you want enforced across all pr ofiles.
To select another profile:
1. Press the WHO•INPUT button to displa y a list of profiles.
2. Use the r emote contr ol's arrow and SELECT buttons to select the desir ed profile. Then enter
the four-digit password to activate the profile. If the profile is not password protected, you
can just press SELECT to activate it.
The channels, spending, rating and viewing limits associated with the chosen pr ofile will be
active only when the system is locked.
The activ e profile also aff ects what you see in the pr ogram guides. To change the current profile,
press the WHO•INPUT button. You can also change the current profile from the Pr ogram Guides
menu (select Profile Guide, then choose the pr ofile you want)

Personal Settings

The P ersonal Settings menu lets you customize the look and f eel of the active profile. Each of
the satellite system's profiles can have individualized personal settings.
Note: If a personal profile is password protected, then that password must be entered before changing any of
the profile's settings.
Once y ou have accessed the personal settings men u, select the desir ed pr ofile. You will use the
remote contr ol's arrow and SELECT buttons to mak e your selections.
The f ollowing sections explain your options when changing your personal pr eferences. Follow
the on-screen instructions to mak e changes to the system.

Name

Used to change the pr ofile display name. This name will be displa yed in the Pr ofiles menus as
well as when the r emote contr ol's WHO•INPUT button is pr essed.
Note: You can also change a profile's name from the Profiles menu. See Setting the Name on page 29 for more
information.
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