Russound installation manual Channel Lock Mode 5.CHAN LOCK, ST2S OPERATION, Sirius Radio Modes

Models: ST2S

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Channel Lock Mode (5.CHAN LOCK)

ST2S OPERATION

SIRIUS RADIO MODES

Channel Lock Mode (5.CHAN LOCK)

This mode allows you to lock/unlock a channel or channels to prevent audio access. This parental control is set/cleared with a four-digit code entered using the UNO-LRC1 or ST2-RC remote controls. Channel to be locked/unlocked must be selected before beginning this procedure.

ST2S

ST2-RC

ST2-KP UNO-S2

UNO-LRC1

Channel Lock Mode Band

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Lock Channel (LOCK CHAN:)

This selection appears when an unlocked channel is selected.

To LOCK a channel:

1.Select ENTER CODE. Using the UNO-LRC1 or ST2-RC remote control, enter the current four-digit code (default is 0000).

2.Exit Channel Lock mode. The channel is now locked and will not appear when scrolling through channels. If the channel is selected numerically from the remote control, the user must enter the code to unlock access.

Unlock Channel (UNLOCK CHAN:)

This selection appears when a locked channel is selected

To UNLOCK a channel:

1.Use the remote control to access the channel. From the Channel Lock menu, select UNLOCK. Enter the current four-digit code (default is 0000). This temporarily unlocks the channel; when the channel is exited, it will lock again.

2.To fully unlock the channel, repeat the process above in step 1.

Change Code (CHANGE CODE:)

This selection allows you to enter a new four-digit code for locking/unlocking channels.

To change a code:

Mode

OK on the ST2-RC or

on the UNO-LRC1.

1. Select CHANGE CODE. Press Band on the ST2S,

ENTER CODE appears.

 

 

2.Using the remote control, enter the new four-digit code. RE-ENTERappears. Enter the new code again. SAVED appears and the ST2S returns to normal mode.

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Russound installation manual Channel Lock Mode 5.CHAN LOCK, ST2S OPERATION, Sirius Radio Modes