Uniden UST-9000 - Manual (Page 10)

Programming Favorite Channels
The sophisticated UST-9000 takes all the effort out of satellite
TV viewing. With the push of a few keys you can select as
many of your favorite channels as you wish (up to 99), auto­
matically. The UST-9000 does all the work. It will move the
antenna to the satellite and tune in the channel, audio, and any other special settings. If you would like to listen to a
variety of radio broadcasts, simply select the audio mode and
with a simple 3-button command you can select your favorite
satellite radio programs (up to 99). Its that simple!
Programming Video Station Channeis
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Call your favorite satellite, channel and audio as previously
described. Check the display to be sure all selections are cor­
rect including band, mode and frequencies. Press the Video
preset key. Select the station number you want to assign to
that channel (1 - 99). Write that number down along with
the program information. Press the *lWemo Whenever
you call that station number the UST-9000 will automatically
tune in the preprogrammed channel you want to watch.
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Programming Audio Station Channeis
Call the satellite and channel of your favorite satellite radio
program. Select the frequency as listed in your local program
guide. All satellite radio broadcasts are on the narrow band.
Press the NAX/ key and check to make sure the Narrow LED is
on. When you are sure your selection is correct press the
Audio preset key. Select the station number you wish to
assign (1 - 99). Write down that information, then press the
Memo key. Whenever you call that audio station number the
UST-9000 will automatically tune to the preprogrammed
radio broadcast you selected.
' Superimposed Graphics
Whenever any key on the remote control is pressed the cur­
rent station number, satellite and channel information is dis­
played on the lower portion of the TV screen. This feature
allows you to check all programming details to be sure the
correct channel or radio station has been selected. It is also
helpful when using the UST-88 Remote Station. The informa­
tion will be displayed as station number (if any); P - 00, satel­
lite type and number; F - 1, and the channel number; 00 CH.
If Ku band is used the screen will display only -KU-. After 4
seconds the display will disappear. To recall the display, press
the Call button.
NOTE: The superimposed graphics will not appear on chan­
nels that are not actively broadcasting.
Memory Lock
When all the satellite, channel and audio information has
been programmed, the memory function can be locked to
avoid accidental erasure or misprogramming. When the
memory lock is activated, the UST-9000 will not accept any
additional programming command except to turn the Paren­
tal Lock feature on or off. The East and West key will move
the antenna only 10 counts for fine tuning. To lock the mem­
ory press the Lock key on the front panel. The Lock LED will
light to confirm that the memory is locked. To unlock the
memory, press the Lock key for more than 4 seconds. The
Lock LED will turn off.
Parental Lock
■^he UST-9000 has a special feature which will allow any
.^(Umber of channels on any satellite to be locked out or
blocked from viewing. If you feel that a certain program is not
suitable for viewing you can lock out that channel so that it
cannot be seen. To activate the Parental Lock, call the satellite
and channel that you wish to lock. Press the P.Lock key on
the front panel of the receiver. The P.L LED will light to con­
firm that that channel is locked. Whenever that channel is
called it will appear blank on the TV screen and the P.L. LED
will light. You can activate the Parental Lock for a total of 10
channels. To turn the Parental Lock off, call the satellite and
channel, then press the P.LOCK key for more than 4 seconds.
The P.L. LED will go out.
Programming Future Satellites
The UST-9000 is designed to identify all the satellites that are
currently in orbit. In the future there may be new satellites
put into orbit. The UST-9000 has one letter key; -l- and 9
number keys that can be assigned to new satellites. You sim­
ply program the satellite position and assign an identification
and number with the -h or Follow the same programming
procedure as you did with the existing satellites.
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