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Using your channel list – DirecTV Digital Satellite Recorder User Manual

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First, create a list of favorite channels. Press the DIRECTV button to see DIRECTV

Central. Highlight “Messages & Setup,” then press SELECT. Next, select ‘My

Preferences,” then”Customize Channels,” then “Favorite Channels.” A list of all

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channels appears. (DIRECTV provides many, many more channels than will

fit on one screen!) Press CHAN DOWN a few times. Each time you press it, you see the

next screen of channels. Press CHAN UP to see a previous screen. You can also jump to a

specific channel by entering the channel number on the remote.

Highlight a channel you want to include in your list of favorites and press SELECT. A

checkmark appears beside the channel. To remove a channel, highlight one that has a

checkmark and press SELECT—the checkmark disappears. Now find a few more

channels for your list and select them to give them checkmarks.

Using Your Channel List

When you want to change the way the guide appears and what it displays, you can use its

Guide Options. Press the GUIDE button to see the guide. While it is visible, press the

INFO button to see Guide Options.

On the Guide Options screen, press the DOWN arrow once so “All” (to the right of

“Channels”) is highlighted. “All” is the current channel list and includes all available

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channels. Press the RIGHT arrow twice to change the list to “Favorites,” then

press SELECT. “Done changing options” becomes highlighted. Press SELECT again and

voilá, the guide appears using your new custom channel list!

Now the guide only shows channels in your list. Use the UP and DOWN arrows to move

around a bit on your new customized guide, then press the EXIT button to hide the guide.

Press CHAN UP a few times—notice it skips some channels now. CHAN UP/DOWN is

also affected by the channel list; it only tunes to channels that are on the list. You can still

tune to other channels by entering numbers.