• Skip Forward/Skip Backward Duration [10-300 seconds]: Sets the duration of time that is
automatically skipped through when using 0 SKIP FORWARD or 9 SKIP BACKWARD.
• Live Record to Disk (LOD) [Enabled, Disabled]: Enable or disable the ability to use LOD, as
referred to on page 36.
Network Settings
• DCHP Refresh: Press ENTER to refresh DHCP for Shaw Direct On Demand troubleshooting.
This may be necessary if your network configuration or connection has been recently changed.
• DHCP [Enabled, Disabled]: DHCP (Digital Host Configuration Protocol) is related to your IP
address. Most network setups should have this setting set to “Enabled” unless you have a static
IP address. The following fields will have to manually be adjusted if this option is set to
“Disabled.”
o IP Address
o Subnet Mask
o Gateway Address
o DNS Address
• Maximum Download Rate [Unlimited, 2-8 Mbps]: By setting a maximum download rate,
streaming will use less bandwidth by lowering the video quality. See section 9 for more on
download rate limits.
HD VOD titles require at least 5.0 Mbps to stream. Settings lower than this will be
temporarily overridden to “5 Mbps” when ordering HD content.
11B. Backup and Restore
“Backup and Restore” allows you to backup your Multi-User (profiles) or Single User settings to a USB
key, to transfer to another 6XX satellite receiver. This is useful for replicating your settings on other
receivers in your household, to replace previous settings when your receiver has been replaced, or to
reload settings after a factory reset has been performed.
To backup your settings, insert a USB key into the front panel slot of your receiver. Access this menu,
enter a PIN if prompted, then expand “Backup Users and Settings” and select any slot to load onto (up
to 5 slots are available).
To restore your settings, insert the USB key into the front panel of your receiver and access this menu.
Enter a PIN if prompted, then expand “Restore Users & Settings” and select the same slot number you
previously used to back up to. Any PINs will be reset as part of the restore action and will need to be
reset.
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