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Using Timer-Aclivated Functions

Setting DAYLIGHT SAVING

If you live in an area Uiat uses daylight savings time, set
DAYLIGHT SAVING to “YES” or “NO” depending on the

season, before setting the current time. At the next daylight
savings date, you will be able to automatically adjust all the
time-related settings (CURRENT TIME, ON/OFF TIMER
and CHANNEL BLOCK) simply by changing the DAYLIGHT
SAVING setting.
When setting DAYUGHT SAVING:
• After the first Sunday in April (spring daylight savings)

Set to “YES” before setting the current time.
Then, on the last Sunday in October (fall daylight

savings), set to “NO.”

All the time-related settings automatically move one hour back.

After the last Sunday in October (fall daylight savings)

Set to “NO” before setting the current time.
Then, on the first Sunday in April (spring daylight

savings), set to “YES.”

All the time-related settings automatically move one hour ahead.

Remote Commander

Follow these instructions to set DAYLIGHT SAVING to
“YES” or “NO.”

1

Press MENU.

The main menu appears.

►QIPROG PALETTE

ONODE SET

©TIME

BSET UP

mENGLISH

SClKT± MIW* nrt^B

3

Press RETURN.

The time menu appears.

0

►CURRENT TINE SET

ON/OFF TIMER

CHANNEL BLOCK

DAYLIGHT SAVIR6:N0

3NENU

Press A/V WINDOW +/- until the cursor points to
“DAYLIGHT SAVING.”

Press RETURN.

The mode display turns red.

6

Press A/V WINDOW +/- to select “YES” or “NO.'

Press RETURN.

The setting is comf^te.

To return to the previous menu

Press A/V WINDOW +/- until the cursor points to
Z> MENU.”

Then press RETURN.

To return to the main menu

Repeat the above, until you reach the main menu.

To return to the normal screen

Press MENU on the Remote Commander.

Press A/V WINDOW +/- until the cursor points to
TIME.”

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Chapter 3; Using Advanced Features