>Select the required programme with the arrow keys as well as yellow and green control keys.
>Press the SFI key to display the info.
It is possible to move or scroll through longer information texts with the arrow keys.
>Pressing the Return key returns you to the previous table.
6.12.7.2 Programming the SFI Timer
The timer function turns your TV set on or changes channels, in order e.g. to record the requi- red broadcast during your absence.
The screen is not turned on, if your TV set was in standby mode when the timer started.
>Select the required broadcast with the arrow keys or with the control keys
>Press the Record key to program a hard disk timer (see section 7.1.2) for the sel- ected programme.
or
>Press the Option once to program a VCR timer (see section 7.1.2) for the selected programme.
>Pressing the Option key again changes the timer type to a channel change timer.
or
>Press the redTimer control key to open the Timer selection window.
>Use the up/down arrow keys to mark the required timer type (see section 7.1.2).
Deleting the timer programming
>Select the broadcast, which is highlighted for a timer with the arrow keys or with the control keys.
>For a hard disk timer, press the Record key, in order to cancel the timer- mark on the broadcast.
or
>For a VCR timer or channel change timer, press the Option key a few times if neces- sary, in order to cancel the timer mark on the broadcast.
or
>Press the red Timer control key, in order to open the timer selection window.
>Use the up/down arrow keys to select the delete Timer option.
>Acknowledge with OK, in order to delete the timer mark on the broadcast.
During timer operation
The LCD panel remains turned off, if the device was activated by the hard disk timer. The remo- te control functions are predominantly deactivated, in order to prevent unintentional abort of the recor- ding.
Aborting timer operation
If the device started the timer from the standby mode, press the On/Standby key, in order to also turn the screen on.
> Press a key of the numeric keyboard.
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