TiVo SDOC-00091-002 Benutzerhandbuch

I can’t get the channel to change.

• Check the DVR SWITCH on the TiVo remote control. If this 

switch is programmed to control more than one DVR, try 
changing the switch.

• If the red light on the remote flashes, but the DVR does not 

respond, try resetting the DVR SWITCH to a remote address of 
0 (zero). This allows the TiVo remote to control any TiVo DVR. 
See page 54.

• Do other remote functions work? Does the red light flash when 

you press buttons? If not, try changing the batteries.

I can’t go to one of my channels.

• You may be using a channel list that does not include the 

channel you want. Use the numbers on the remote control to 
enter the channel number, then press ENTER. For more 
information on using a channel list, see page 44.

• Check the Guide Options. Press GUIDE to display the guide, 

then press ENTER to display Guide Options. If filtering is on, 
try turning filtering off. Make sure the guide is set to display a 
channel list that contains the channel you want to view. Select 
Channels from Guide Options, then select a channel list.

• The channel you want may be showing a program that exceeds a 

limit set with Parental Controls. In this case, you will see only a 

black screen with a notice that a limit has been exceeded. You 
will be able to tune to the channel if you use the Parental 
Controls password. (For more information on Parental Controls, 
see page 48.)

I can’t find all the channels I receive in the Channel 
List.

• Have you changed your cable provider, or changed your 

subscription package? If you have, go to TiVo Central and select 
Messages & Settings, then Settings, then Channels, then 
Channel List. Press ENTER to change your channel lineup.

• If you have cable, and have not changed your cable provider, go 

to Messages & Settings, then Settings, then Channels, then 
Channel List. Make sure all the channels you subscribe to are 
marked with a yellow check. Compare the channel list to the list 
of channels in your cable subscription. Your cable company may 
provide this information at its website.