Loewe Concept 1700 - Automatic Standby Function; Programme Selection Methods; Preferred Programme Setup; Programme Barring and Unbarring

Switch off the TV set. with the main
“Power button [7] (C)). The pro-
gramme-specific childproof safety
feature is now active. When the set is
switched on again at the “Power“
button, all the non-barred programmes
can be selected using the buttons (+,
(-) (“Programme forwards/back").
Note:
If the “General childproof safety feature‘
is active, the TV set can only be
switched to “Standby“ at the main
“Power button. With the “Programme-
specific childproof safety feature“, all the
barred programmes are shown in red on
the “Programme overview“.
To deactivate the programme-
specific childlock safety feature, carry
out steps 1 to 5 above. At step 6, select
“Childlock OFF", then carry out steps 7
and 8 as described.
Automatic switching off.
if your set is no longer receiving a
station or is receiving a station with an
incorrectly set standard, it will switch
automat-ically to “Standby“ after approx.
5 minutes. If you forget to switch off the
set, it will switch automatically to
“Standby“ 5 minutes after the end of
broadcasting.
Selecting programmes.
With the remote control unit.
Here you have two possibilities for
selecting programmes: Either with the
numeric keys ©) to @) or with the
buttons “Programme forwards“ € or
“Programme back" ©.
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If you wish to select a programme with
a single-digit programme number, hold
the corresponding numeric key
depressed for a few moments; the
selected number will initially appear on
the screen in the first position, but will
then move to the second position and
be preceded by a O. For two-digit
numbers from 10 to 99, press the
numeric keys quickly one after the
other.
With the button “Programme
forwards“ @), switch to the next higher
programme number, with the button
“Programme back“ to the next lower
programme number.
Note:
The button with the yellow ring
allows you to switch quickly from the
programme currently selected to the
programme previously selected.
Preferred programmes.
A simplification for normal day-to-day
operation is the feature for selecting
“preferred programmes’, i.e. only these
“oreferred programmes“ can then be
selected with the @) and @ keys.
You can, for example, define
programme memory locations 00 to 09
as “preferred programmes". This is an
advantage, for example, if you can
receive only 8 programmes and wish to
use programme memory location OO for
playback from a video recorder.
However, other combinations of
“preferred programmes" are also
possible, e.g. programme memory
locations 01 to 20 and 90 to 99, etc.
You can then switch through
programme-by-programme with button
from programme O1 to programme
20, an then immediately to programme
90, etc.
If, however, you press button © at
programme memory location 90, the
next lower programme memory location,
e.g. 20, will be selected.
Preferred programmes are
selected by barring the other
programme memory locations.
Barring programmes.
Press button €). The blue bar must be
on menu point ‘‘Station_search and
storage’. Press button €) again. Move
the blue cursor bar to menu point
Storage" using the blue arrow button
@. Select the programmes to be barred
using the yellow arrow buttons ’
e.g. 10. Select “OFF using the @
button. You will now see >-----
alongside programme memory location
10. Further programme memory
locations can be barred in the same
manner. Exit from the menu by pressing
the @) button. The barred programme
memory locations are now no jonger
displayed in the “Programme overview",
but can be selected directly by entering
the programme number using the
numeric keys.
Cancelling the barring of a programme
memory location.
Call up the menu “Storage as
described above. Move the yellow cursor
bar to the programme memory location
which you wish to “free“. Press button
O briefly and the programme name will
appear again and the five dashes
disappear. After leaving the menu by
pressing the @) button, the programme
memory location can again be selected
with the buttons @) and ©.