Motorola DCT6208 manual Troubleshooting

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Q. How long can I pause live TV?

A. You can pause up to 90 minutes of standard programming; less with analog and HD programming.

Q. How far back can I rewind live TV?

A. You can rewind up to two hours of standard TV programming as long as you were tuned to the same channel.

Q. Can I use Instant Replay?

A. Yes. If your remote control is equipped with a REPLAY button, press it to Instantly Replay the last 15 seconds of the program. If there is no REPLAY button, use the PAGE 6 button on your remote.

Q. If I’m watching a program in progress and want to record it, can I record from the beginning? A. No. Currently, the DVR begins recording at the point in the program you pressed RECORD.

Q. How can I catch up to the live point of a program after I’ve paused it?

A. Press the LIVE button (if available) or the 6 button on the remote. Or, you can FAST FORWARDto the point of live programming. The on-screen indicator will display “LIVE”.

Troubleshooting

Q. Why doesn’t the set-top box respond when I press the keys on my remote?

A. Make sure your remote is in the Cable mode. Press the CABLE button on the remote.

Q. If the power goes out, do I need to reset my Parental Locks and Purchase PINs, Favorite Channels, Locks and Reminders?

A. No. These items will not be lost if the terminal loses its power.

Q. Nothing happens when the MENU button is pushed, but I can change the channel up and down.

A. If the terminal was just installed, it takes approximately 15-30 minutes for the guide to be downloaded to the set-top. If after 15-30 minutes nothing happens, unplug the terminal, plug it back in and wait another 15-30 minutes. If i-Guidestill does not appear, contact your cable company.

Q. I can’t see the edges of the i-Guide screens.

A. Select the Adjust Screen Position option from the Setup screen. Press the 5634buttons until the arrows on the screen are centered.

Q. The guide has locked up. Neither the buttons on the remote, nor the buttons on the terminal itself work. A. Try unplugging the terminal and then plugging it back in. This will reset the terminal and allow for data to be downloaded. It will take some time for the information to appear. If there is still a problem after the information has appeared, call your cable company.

Q. I have no video, a snowy picture, or I cannot tune to any of the digital channels.

A. Make sure that all of the cable connections are secure and that the TV is tuned to the correct channel (3 or 4). Also, make sure you are actually controlling the cable terminal (press the CABLE button on the remote).

Q. Why won’t my remote control respond when I press a button?

A. Go through this quick checklist to determine the problem:

1.Press the CABLE button on the remote to make sure it is in Cable mode. Try using the remote again. Move to Step 2 if necessary.

2.If the remote is still not functioning correctly, press the CHAN 56button on the front of the terminal. If the channel changes, there is a problem with the remote control. The batteries or the remote control itself may need to be replaced.

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Contents A22 Inside i-Guide Table of Contents Reminders Favorites SetupDigital Pay-Per-View PPV Optional Feature On Demand OND Optional FeatureFrequently Asked Questions Welcome That’s The Power Welcome to The PowerMotorola DCT6208 Digital Cable BOX / DCT6208Recording Capacity Key Description Digital Cable BOX / DCT6208DCT6208 Front Panel DCT6208 Back PanelCable Important Safety Instructions Motorola DCT2500 Digital Cable BOX / DCT2500DCT2500 Front Panel DCT2500 Back Panel Digital Cable BOX / DCT2500Important Safety Instructions Motorola DCT2000 Digital Cable BOX / DCT2000DCT2000 Front Panel Digital Cable BOX / DCT2000 Important Safety Instructions Digital Cable BOX / DCT2000 Basic i-GuideNavigation Tips Remote Control FeaturesOn-Screen Program Guide Your Access to Digital CableYour Access to Digital Cable Main MenuGuide Symbols to Know Quick Menu Icons Search Categorie and Listings Search Categories and ListingsTV Listings Title Search Search Categorie and ListingsNavigating Listings Listings By ChannelProgram Information Action Icons Guide Symbols To Know Action IconsAction Icons Reminder Options Setting RemindersReminders RemindersFlip Using Flip and Mini GuideSmart Channel Surfing Flip & Mini Guide SurfingDigital Music Digital MusicMessages Local WeatherWeatherlocal Parental Locks Setup Parental Locks and Purchase PinsPins Pins SetupBypass or Clear Locks Parental Locks Purchase PinscontentsRestore Locks View Locked ProgramsFavorites Select Favorites SetupCable Box Setup SetupSetup Guide SetupDolby Digital Audio SetupScreen Position Setup Text Language SetupOrdering Pay-Per-View Digital Pay-Per-View Optional FeatureGuide Symbols to Know PPV Information Screens Digital PAY-PER-VIEWOrdering Pay-Per-View Packages Canceling a Pay-Per-View OrderDigital PAY-PER-VIEW Ordering Pay-Per-View By PhonePay-Per-View Program Missed Pay-Per-View NoticesPay-Per-View Program Started PPV Order ConflictOrdering On Demand Programs On Demand Optional FeatureAccessing On Demand On DemandStop Guide Symbols to Know On Demand Action IconsWatching On Demand Programs Play Pause RewindOn Demand Packages Hdtv Hdtv Optional FeaturePlayback Controls Digital Video Recording DVR Optional FeatureDigital Video Recording Control Live TVRewind Using the Remote Control Arrow ButtonsDigital Video Recording PauseYour Personal Video Library Slow MotionInstant Replay Get Back to Live TVView Your List of Scheduled Recordings Record From Program InformationManually Schedule a Recording Managing Scheduling ConflictsFrom the Main Menu Modifying Recording OptionsSelect Future Recordings Change Options for Scheduled RecordingsFrom Listings See Managing Your Personal Video Library in this manual Recording Starting Notice Guide Symbols to Know Recorded Program Information ScreensView Programs Stored In Your Personal Video Library Change the Delete Priority RuleCopy Recordings to a VCR Tape Frequently Asked QuestionsManaging Your Personal Video Library To Delete RecordingsFrequently Asked Questions Frequently Asked QuestionsInteractive Program Guide What if I missed a Pay-Per-View movie/event that I ordered? On Demand Optional FeatureDVR Optional Feature and Digital Services Why can’t I purchase this Pay-Per-View program?How many recordings can I schedule for the future? What is the picture quality of recorded programs?Can I record Digital Music channels? Can I record On Demand and Pay-Per-View programs?Controlling Live TV Optional Feature Managing Your Recordings Optional FeatureTroubleshooting Frequently Asked Questions
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DCT6208 specifications

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