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CFT-2100User Guide
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CAUTIONRISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCKREFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.TO
REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK).NO
USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.CAUTION:Graphical symbols and supplemental warning
marking locations on bottom of terminal.WARNINGTO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD,
DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TORAIN OR MOISTURE.CAUTIONTO PREVENT ELECTRICAL
SHOCK, DO NOT USE THIS (POLARIZED) PLUGWITH AN EXTENSION CORD, RECEPTACLE, OR
OTHER OUTLET UNLESSTHE BLADES CAN BE FULLY INSERTED TO PREVENT BLADE
EXPOSURE.The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral
triangle, isintended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated “dangerous
voltage”within the product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to
constitutea risk of electric shock to persons.The exclamation point, within an
equilateral triangle, is intended to alert theuser to the presence of important
operating and maintenance (servicing)instructions in the literature accompanying
the appliance.This installation should be made by a qualified service person and
should conform to alllocal codes.REPAIRSIf you find the unit in need of repair,
contact your cable system operator for repair orreplacement.NOTE TO CATV SYSTEM
INSTALLERThis reminder is provided to call the CATV system installer’s attention
to Article 820-40 ofthe NEC that provides guidelines for proper grounding and,
in particular, specifies that thecable ground shall be connected to the
grounding system of the building, as close aspossible to the point of cable
entry as practical.EXAMPLE OF ANTENNA GROUNDINGAntenna leadin wireG
roundclampAntennadischarge unit(NEC Section 810-20)G rounding conductors(N EC
Section 810-21)GroundingclampsPower service groundingelectrode system(N EC
Article 250, Part H )Electric ser viceequipm entNEC=NATIONAL ELECTRIC AL CO D
ECopyright © 1999 by General Instrument Corporation. All rights reserved. No
part of the contents of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form
or by any means withoutwritten permission of the publisher.The General
Instrument logo and STARVUE are registered trademarks of General Instrument
Corporation.
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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS1Read instructionsAll the safety and operating instructions
shouldbe read before the appliance is operated.2Retain instructionsThe safety
and operating instructions should beretained for future reference.3Heed
warningsAll warnings on the appliance and in theoperating instructions should be
adhered to.4Follow instructionsAll operating and use instructions should
befollowed.5CleaningUnplug this product from the wall outlet beforecleaning. Do
not use liquid cleaners or aerosolcleaners. Use a damp cloth for
cleaning.6AttachmentsDo not use attachments not recommendedas they may cause
hazard.7Water and moistureDo not use this equipment near water; forexample, near
a bath tub, wash bowl, kitchensink, or laundry tub, in a wet basement, or neara
swimming pool, and the like.8AccessoriesDo not place this product on an unstable
cart,stand, tripod, bracket, or table. The product mayfall causing serious
injury and serious damage tothe appliance. Use only with a cart, stand,
tripod,bracket, or table recommended by themanufacturer, or sold with the
equipment. Anymounting of the appliance should follow themanufacturer’s
instructions, and should use amounting accessory recommended by
themanufacturer.9VentilationSlots and openings in the cabinet are provided
forventilation and to ensure reliable operation of theequipment and to protect
it from overheating. Theopenings should never be blocked by placing theproduct
on a bed, sofa, rug, or similar surface.Equipment should never be placed near or
over aradiator or heat register, or in a built-in installationsuch as a bookcase
or rack unless properventilation is provided.10Power sourcesThis product should
be operated only from thetype of power sources indicated on the markinglabel. If
you are not sure of the type of powersupplied to your home, consult your local
powercompany. For equipment intended to operate frombattery power, or other
sources, refer to theoperating instructions.11Ground or polarizationThis
equipment may be equipped with a polarizedalternating-current line plug (a plug
having oneblade wider than the other). This plug will fit intothe power outlet
only one way. This is a safetyfeature. If you are unable to insert the plug
fullyinto the outlet, try reversing the plug. If the plugshould still fail to
fit, contact your electrician toreplace your obsolete outlet. Do not defeat
thesafety purpose of the polarized plug.12Alternate warningsThis equipment may
be equipped with a 3-wiregrounding-type plug, a plug having a third(grounding)
pin. This pin will only fit into agrounding-type power outlet. This is a
safetyfeature. If you are unable to insert the plug intothe outlet, contact your
electrician to replace yourobsolete outlet. Do not defeat the safety purposeof
the grounding-type plug.13Power cord protectionPower supply cords should be
routed so that theyare not likely to be walked on or pinched by itemsplaced upon
or against them, paying particularattention to cords at plugs,
conveniencereceptacles, and the point where they exit fromthe
appliance.14Outdoor Antenna GroundingIf an outside antenna or cable system is
connectedto the equipment, be sure the antenna or cablesystem is grounded as to
provide some protectionagainst voltage surges and built-up static charges.
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15LightningFor added protection for this equipment duringa lightning storm, or
when it is left unattendedand unused for long periods of time, unplug itfrom the
wall outlet and disconnect the antennaor cable system. This will prevent damage
tothe video product due to lightning and powerline surges.16Power linesAn
outside antenna system should not belocated in the vicinity of overhead power
linesor where it can fall into such power lines orcircuits. When installing an
outside antennasystem, extreme care should be taken to keepfrom touching such
power lines or circuits ascontact with them may be fatal.17OverloadingDo not
overload wall outlets and extensioncords as this can result in a risk of fire
orelectrical shock.18Object and liquid entryNever push objects of any kind into
thisequipment through openings as they may touchdangerous voltage points or
short-out parts thatcould result in a fire or electrical shock. Neverspill
liquid of any kind on the product.19ServicingDo not attempt to service this
equipmentyourself as opening or removing covers mayexpose you to dangerous
voltage or otherhazards, refer all servicing to qualifiedservice
personnel.20Damage requiring serviceUnplug this equipment from the wall outlet
andrefer servicing to qualified service personnel underthe following
conditions:aWhen the power supply cord or plug isdamaged.bIf the equipment has
been exposed to rainor water.cIf liquid has been spilled, or objects have
falleninto the equipment.dIf the equipment does not operate normally byfollowing
the operating instructions. Adjustonly those controls that are covered by
theoperating instructions as an improperadjustment of other controls may result
indamage and will often require extensive workby a qualified technician to
restore theequipment to its normal operation.eIf the equipment has been dropped
or cabinethas been damaged.fWhen the equipment exhibits a distinct changein
performance, indicating a need for service.21Replacement partsWhen replacement
parts are required, be sure theservice technician has used replacement
partsspecified by the manufacturer or have the samecharacteristics as the
original part. Unauthorizedsubstitutions may result in fire, electric shock,
orother hazards.22Safety checkUpon completion of any service or repairs to
thisvideo product, ask the service technician toperform safety checks to
determine that theproduct is in proper operational condition.23Telephone
equipmentObserve the following precautions when installingtelephone modem
equipment:aNever install telephone wiring during alightning storm.bNever install
telephone jacks in a wetlocation unless the jack is specifically designedfor wet
locations.cNever touch uninsulated telephone wires orterminals unless the
telephone lines have beendisconnected at the network interface.dUse caution when
installing or modifyingtelephone lines.24Battery usageNotwithstanding any
information provided by GI inthis manual regarding the use of batteries, the
enduser assumes all responsibility and liability to useand dispose of batteries
in accordance with allapplicable laws, rules and regulations. GI will notbe
liable to anyone for the end user's failure to useand/or dispose of batteries in
the proper mannerand in accordance with such laws, rules andregulations, or for
any defect contained inbatteries which may cause injury damage topersons or
property.
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CONTENTSIntroduction.............................................2Front
Panel...................................................................3Rear
Panel....................................................................4Recording
Your Connections...................6Using the Remote Control
......................7Disabling the Remote
Control.............................10Restoring the Remote
Control............................10Installing
Batteries....................................................11Basic
Operation...................................... 12Turning Power On and
Off...................................12Adjusting the
Volume..............................................12Using the On-Screen
Display................................13Changing Channels
..................................................14Favorite
Channels....................................15Adding Favorite
Channels......................................15Tuning Favorite
Channels......................................15Removing Favorite
Channels.................................16Passwords
...............................................17Adding Passwords
................................................... 17Changing or Deleting
Passwords......................... 18Parental Control
....................................19Adding Channels for Parental
Control.............. 19Tuning Channels with Parental Control............
20Impulse Pay-Per-View ........................... 21Recording
Programs...............................22Timers....................................................
24Setting Alarm Timers.............................................. 24Setting
Sleep Timers...............................................
25Messages..................................................26Changing the
Screen Display..................27Changing the
Background...................................... 27Moving the Screen
Display.................................... 29Displaying the Time
...............................30
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The AC Connector...................................31Default Settings
..................................... 32Connecting the CFT-2100
.......................33Basic
Connections....................................................33Connecting a TV
and VCR....................................34Connecting a Stereo Receiver
............................. 35Optional RF
Bypass................................................. 36Optional
STARVUE.................................................
37Troubleshooting.....................................38
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2INTRODUCTIONWelcome to General Instrument’s CFT-2100 set-top terminal,
yourconnection to cable entertainment. The CFT-2100 features an
easy-to-useon-screen display system to view channel listings, set channel
controlpasswords and many other options that will enhance your television
viewing.This guide introduces you to the CFT-2100 and provides instructions for
setup and operation.
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3INTRODUCTIONFront PanelThe front-panel control keys can be used to operate the
CFT-2100. The LEDdisplays the current channel number, time of day and special
operatingmessages. The front-panel control keys are described further in the
section,“Using the Remote Control.”MENUENTERSELECTCHANNELVOLUME
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4INTRODUCTIONRear PanelThe rear panel contains connectors for system cabling and
an AC outlet forthe TV power plug.AUDIO VIDEOTVSETCABLEINIPPVOUT123456 7
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5INTRODUCTIONItemDescription1TV SETThis is the basic connection from the
CFT-2100 to the TV or tothe VCR2CABLE INThis is the connection for cable input
from the cable wall outlet3IPPV OUTThis connector is for the optional Impulse
Pay-Per-View feature4PANELThe optional STARVUE®module would replace this
panel5AC OUTLETThis is the AC outlet to connect the power plug from the TV tothe
CFT-21006AUDIOUsed for connecting the audio to your stereo system7VIDEOUse when
connecting video to your TV or VCR
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6RECORDING YOUR CONNECTIONSNOTEAlways disconnect the power before moving
theCFT-2100 or changing the cable connections.Use this diagram to draw the cable
connections from the back panel of theCFT-2100. You can use the diagram later to
reconnect your system if youmove the equipment or add new equipment.AUDIO
VIDEOTVSETCABLEINIPPVOUTCFT-2100TVVCRCABLE OUTCABLE INVIDEO INAUDIO INVIDEO
OUTAUDIO OUTCABLE INVIDEOAUDIO
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7USING THE REMOTE CONTROLNOTEFeatures available onlywhen using theremote
control:•Favorite channel selection•Last channel recall•Entering
passwordsMENUENTERSELECTCHANNELVOLUME16MENUENTERSELECTCHANNELVOLUME76141210111212109814131567345ON
SCREEN DISPLAYF123456789CH0PROGFAVA/BVOLMENUMUTEDISPLAYSELECT
ENTERDELETECHANCATV
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8USING THE REMOTE CONTROLKeyDescription1FDisplays the Quick Functions menu. To
use quick functions:•PressF and then pressMUTEto set the best stereo level
volume (pressVOL IorJto return to normal)•PressFand then pressDELETEto clear
favorite channel settings•PressFand then pressSELECTto cancel an Impulse
Pay-Per-View event•PressFand then pressCATVto display the sleep timer screen
(for complete instructions see the section,“Timers”)2NUMBER KEYSAre used
to:•Select a channel•Enable a menu function•Enter a password3!CHRecalls the last
channel displayed.4PROGAdds favorite channels to the FAV CHANNEL
GUIDE.5DELETERemoves channels from the FAV CHANNEL GUIDE.6SELECTIs used to
highlight menu options.7MENUDisplays the main menu.
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9USING THE REMOTE CONTROLKeyDescription8CATVTurns the CFT-2100 on and off from
the remote control. Use with theFkey for quick functions.9FAVScans through
favorite channels.10CHAN vwCURSOR vwSequentially steps through the
channels.Highlights items on the menus.11A/BIs used when the optional RF bypass
module is installed.12VOL vwPAGE vwIncreases or decreases the volume.Pages
through the menus.13MUTEToggles the sound on and off.14ENTERConfirms entries on
the menus.15DISPLAY•Displays active features on the Channel Information
screen•Displays messages•Exits a menu16POWERTurns the CFT-2100 on and off from
the front panel.
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10USING THE REMOTE CONTROLNOTEBefore proceeding, read the steps for disablingand
restoring the remote control.Disabling the Remote ControlYou can temporarily
disable your remote control:1On the main menu, select 7 CONTROL PANEL.2Select 2
DISABLE REMOTE and then pressENTER.3A confirmation screen appears on the display
screen and the lettersrLo are displayed on the front panel LED.Restoring the
Remote ControlPress any key on the front panel of the CFT-2100 to restore the
remotecontrol.
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11USING THE REMOTE CONTROLNOTEBatteries installed incorrectly can cause
batteryleakage and corrosion that will damage theremote control.+++Installing
BatteriesBefore you can use the remote control, you must install two AAA
(1.5-volt)alkaline batteries:1Press the battery cover on the back of the remote
control and slideopen.2Insert two new batteries in the direction indicated on
the inside of thebattery compartment.3Replace the battery cover.If the CFT-2100
does not power on, check the orientation of the batteriesor replace with new
batteries.
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12BASIC OPERATIONNOTETo receive cable service, tune your television tothe
channel recommended by your local TV cableservice provider. Examples of channels
used bycable service providers are 2, 3, 4 or 13.Turning Power On and OffPress
POWERon the front panel or press CATVon the remote control toturn the CFT-2100
on and off.Adjusting the VolumePress VOLUMEon the front panel of the CFT-2100
orVOLon the remotecontrol to adjust the volume. When you adjust the volume, the
volume scaleis displayed on the screen. Press MUTEon the remote control to turn
thesound off and on.
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13BASIC OPERATIONNOTEThe on-screen display is set on a 15-secondinternal timer.
If you do not complete yourselection before timing out, you must start
again.Read the instructions before beginning.Using the On-Screen DisplayThe
on-screen display contains easy-to-use menus for operating yourCFT-2100.There
are three main menus that enable you to access other screens. Wheninstructed to
access the main menu always press MENUto display the firstmenu. Press
CURSORvorwor press PAGEvorwto navigate through themenus.
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14BASIC OPERATIONUSETHEN ENTEROR PRESS 1-71 CHANNEL GUIDE2 PARENTAL CONTROL3
FAVORITE CHANNELSMENU PAGE 1 OF 3CHANNEL GUIDEA01 GUID02 ARTS03 NBC04 CNBC05
CBS06 TBS07 CSPN08 CSP209 MTV10 ABC11 LIFE12 PBS13 SHOW14 HBO15 TMC16 MAX17
DIS18 WEATUSE THEN ENTERvwChanging ChannelsYou can change channels in three
ways:•Use the number keys on the remote control. For example, to changeto
channel 10, press 1 and then press 0.•Use theCHANvorwto step through the
channels.•Use the Channel Guide for a list of the channel numbers and names.1On
the main menu, select 1 CHANNEL GUIDE.2Press CURSORvorwto highlight your
choice.3Press ENTERto change to the channel.
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15FAVORITE CHANNELSFAVORITE CHANNEL1 FAV CHANNEL GUIDE2 CLEAR ALL3 PROGRAM
ALLUSE THEN ENTEROR PRESS 1-3FAVORITE CHAN GUIDE AUSE THEN ENTER11 LIFE12 WEAT13
WBS14 FOX15 UPN16 IPPV17 FOOD18 HBO2 FAV19 VJ120 NIK FAV01 GUID02 ARTS FAV03
HBO04 MTV05 CBS06 NBC07 MAX08 PRSM09 PBS FAV10 ABCAdding Favorite ChannelsYou
can store your favorite channel numbers for quick and easy access.To add
favorite channels:1On the main menu, select 3 FAVORITE CHANNELS.2Select 1 FAV
CHANNEL GUIDE.3Press CURSORvorwto highlight the channel you want to add to
thefavorite channel list and then press SELECT.4PressDISPLAYto exit.To quickly
add a favorite channel, press the channel number you would liketo add and then
pressPROG.Tuning Favorite ChannelsTo tune a favorite channel, press FAVon the
remote control. Continuepressing FAVto step through all of your selected
favorite channels.
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16FAVORITE CHANNELSRemoving Favorite ChannelsTo remove favorite channels:1On the
main menu, select 3 FAVORITE CHANNELS.2Select 1 FAV CHANNEL GUIDE.3Press CURSORv
or w to highlight the channel you want to removefrom the favorite channel list
and then press SELECT.4Press DISPLAYto exit.To quickly remove a favorite
channel, press the channel number you wouldlike to delete and then pressDELETE.
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17PASSWORDSCONTROL PANEL1 MODIFY DISPLAY2 DISABLE REMOTE3 AC OUTLET4 SET
PASSWORDS5 RESET DEFAULTSUSETHEN ENTEROR PRESS 1-5vwSET PASSWORDS1 PARENTAL
CONTROL2 PAY-PER-VIEWUSETHEN ENTEROR PRESS 1-2vw USE 0-9 THEN ENTERUNLOCK
BOXWITH YOURPARENTAL CONTROLPASSWORDAdding PasswordsThe parental control and the
Impulse Pay-Per-View features enable you tocontrol channel access using a
password. You can create a differentpassword for each. You can lock and unlock
channels at anytime.To create a four-digit password (for example, 1234):1On the
main menu, select 7 CONTROL PANEL.2Select 4 SET PASSWORDS.3Select 1 PARENTAL
CONTROL or 2 PAY-PER-VIEW.4Enter your four-digit password using the remote
control and thenpress ENTER.5Verify the password by entering the same digits
again and thenpress ENTER.
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18PASSWORDSNOTEIf you forget your password, call your cable serviceprovider.SET
PASSWORDS1 PARENTAL CONTROL2 PAY-PER-VIEWUSETHEN ENTEROR PRESS 1-2vw USE 0-9
THEN ENTERUNLOCK BOXWITH YOURPARENTAL CONTROLPASSWORDChanging or Deleting
PasswordsTo change or delete your password:1On the main menu, select 7 CONTROL
PANEL.2Select 4 SET PASSWORDS.3Select 1 PARENTAL CONTROL or 2
PAY-PER-VIEW.4Enter your current password to open the locked box.5Change your
password by entering a new password and then verify.orDelete your password by
pressing theENTERkey twice.
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19PARENTAL CONTROLPARENTAL CONTROL1 PARENTAL GUIDE2 LOCK BOXUSETHEN ENTEROR
PRESS 1-2PARENTAL CTRL GUIDE AUSE THEN ENTER11 LIFE12 WEAT13 WBS14 FOX15 UPN16
IPPV17 FOOD18 HBO219 VJ120 NIK01 GUID02 ARTS03 HBO04 MTV05 CBS06 NBC07 MAX08
PRSM09 PBS10 ABCAdding Channels for Parental ControlTo add channels for parental
control:1On the main menu, select 2 PARENTAL CONTROL.2Select 1 PARENTAL
GUIDE.3Press CURSORvorwto highlight the channels you want to lock and thenpress
SELECT(to unlock, press SELECTagain).4Press ENTERto exit.
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20PARENTAL CONTROLNOTETurning off the CFT-2100 will also lock
parentallycontrolled channels.THIS CHANNEL ISPARENTALLY CONTROLLED5AACCESS
PARENTAL CONTROLWITH THE SELECT KEYTO UNLOCK BOXUSE 0-9 THEN ENTERUNLOCK BOXWITH
YOURPARENTAL CONTROLPASSWORDTuning Channels with Parental ControlTo tune a
channel locked by the parental control feature:1Tune to the channel you want to
watch.2Press SELECTto access the Unlock Box Password screen.3Enter your
four-digit parental control password and then press ENTER.When you unlock a
channel, all channels are accessible until they are locked again.A key icon
displays when the channel is unlocked.To re-lock channels:1On the main menu,
select 2 PARENTAL CONTROL.2Select 2 LOCK BOX to lock channels.3Begin normal
operation.
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21IMPULSE PAY-PER-VIEWNOTEFor instructions on recording events reference
thesection, ”Recording Programs.”Impulse Pay-Per-View is an optional feature
that enables you to purchasespecial programming without a phone call to your
cable service provider.You can control the purchase of programs by setting a
password.To purchase Impulse Pay-Per-View events:1Tune to the channel
broadcasting the Impulse Pay-Per-View event.2When an E flashes on the
front-panel LED, pressSELECTto purchasethe event.3Enter your Impulse
Pay-Per-View password and then press ENTER.To cancel the purchase, pressFand
then press SELECT. If you can’t cancel theevent, call your cable service
provider.
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22RECORDING PROGRAMSNOTEIf a channel becomes parentally controlled after it
isprogrammed to record, it will not be accessible. Theparental control lock must
be removed.VCR TIMERS1 AVAIL2 AVAIL3 AVAIL4 AVAIL5 AVAIL6 AVAIL7 AVAIL8
AVAILUSE, THEN ENTERVCR TIMER 1WEEKDAYSSELECT, THEN ENTERONE
TIMEWEEKLYDAILYWEEKENDSYou can set your CFT-2100 to tune a channel at a specific
time for VCRrecording. If the channel you are recording is password controlled,
such as aparentally controlled channel, you must enter your password to
setrecording options.When you use the CFT-2100 to record programs on your VCR,
the remotecontrol is automatically disabled to prevent accidental changing of
channels.The remote control is restored when the recording process is
complete.1On the main menu, select 4 VCR TIMERS.2Press CURSORv or w to find the
first available recording slot and thenpress ENTER.3Press SELECTto
highlight:•ONE TIME•DAILY•WEEKLY•WEEKDAYS•WEEKENDS4Press ENTER.
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23RECORDING PROGRAMSVCR TIMER 1ONE TIMEUSE ENTER TO CONFIRMPROG TO CHANGEDELETE
TO CLEARUSE ENTER TO CONFIRMPROG TO CHANGEDELETE TO CLEARSTART DATESTART TIMEEND
TIMECHANNELSTART DATESTART TIMEEND TIMECHANNELJAN 21 MON10:19 AM10:19 AM21
A6Press CURSORvorwto enter the requested information for:•START DATE•START
TIME•END TIME•CHANNEL7Press ENTER to confirm your entries or pressPROGto change
yourentries.8PressDISPLAYto exit.Be sure your VCR is tuned to the CFT-2100
output channel.
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24TIMERSALARM TIMERS1 SLEEP TIMER2 TURN ON TIMER3 TURN OFF TIMERUSETHEN ENTEROR
PRESS 1-3TURN-ON TIMERTURN ON EVERY DAYAT 8:33 AMUSE, THEN ENTEROR DELETE TO
CLEARorTURN-OFF TIMERTURN OFF EVERY DAYAT 10:33 AMUSE, THEN ENTEROR DELETE TO
CLEARSetting Alarm TimersYou can program the CFT-2100 to turn itself on or off
every day using theTURN-ON TIMER and TURN-OFF TIMER screens:1On the main menu,
select 5 ALARM TIMERS.2Select 2 TURN ON TIMER to turn the timer on, or select3
TURN OFF TIMER to turn the timer off.3Press CURSORvorwto the desired time and
then press ENTERtoaccept and exit, or pressDELETEto clear timer settings and
exit.If you hold down the CURSORvorwkey, the time will increment in15 minute
intervals.
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25TIMERSALARM TIMERSUSETHEN ENTEROR PRESS 1-3vw 1 SLEEP TIMER2 TURN ON TIMER3
TURN OFF TIMER30 MIN 2 HRS1 HR3 HRSDISABLESELECT, THEN ENTERSLEEP TIMERSetting
Sleep TimersThe sleep timer feature enables you to program the CFT-2100 to turn
offafter a preset amount of time.To set the sleep timer:1On the main menu,
select 5 ALARM TIMERS and then pressENTER.2Select 1 SLEEP TIMER and then press
ENTER.3Press SELECTto highlight either 30 MIN, 1 HR, 2 HRS, 3 HRS, orDISABLE (to
stop a timer that has previously been set).4Press ENTERto confirm your choice
and exit.
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26MESSAGESDISPLAY MESSAGESUSE SELECT TO CHOOSEENTER TO READ MESSAGEDELETE TO
ERASE MESSAGEToday's WeatherPay-Per-View GuideSpecial HBO UpgradeCustomer
Service No.Your cable service provider has the option of sending messages to
youthrough your CFT-2100 that:•Appear over programming to alert you of an
emergency•Notify you of a credit problem if you have the optionalImpulse
Pay-Per-View feature•Announce general information from your cable service
providerA red message indicator light on the front panel will appear when you
have ageneral information message. To read general information messages:1On the
main menu, select 6 DISPLAY MESSAGES.2Press SELECTto highlight a message you
want to read.3Press ENTER to display the message.•Press PAGEvwto navigate
through the message•Press MENUto go to previous page to read other
messages4Press DELETEto erase a message.5Press DISPLAYto exit.
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27CHANGING THE SCREEN DISPLAYMODIFY DISPLAY1 CHANGE BACKGROUND2 CHANGE POSITION3
SET TIME DISPLAYUSETHEN ENTEROR PRESS 1-3SELECT, THEN ENTERCHANGE BACKGROUNDMENU
CLR BOX FULLSTATUSCLR BOXChanging the BackgroundYou can change the appearance of
the on-screen display by changing thebackground.The two selections that can be
changed are MENU (on-screen display) andSTATUS (Channel Guide and Channel Lock
screens).To change the background:1On the main menu select 7 CONTROL
PANEL.2Select 1 MODIFY DISPLAY.3Select 1 CHANGE BACKGROUND.4Press SELECTto
highlight MENU and then pressENTER to highlight thebackground option you want to
change to:•CLR for the letters to appear over the TV program•BOX for the letters
to appear against a black box background•FULL for the letters to appear against
a solid black screen
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28CHANGING THE SCREEN DISPLAY5Press SELECTto highlight STATUS and then press
ENTER to highlight thebackground option you want to change to:•CLR for the
letters to appear on the TV program•BOX for the letters to appear within a black
background6Press DISPLAYto accept changes and exit.
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29CHANGING THE SCREEN DISPLAYCONTROL PANEL1 MODIFY DISPLAY2 DISABLE REMOTE3 AC
OUTLET4 SET PASSWORDS5 RESET DEFAULTSUSETHEN ENTEROR PRESS 1-5vw MODIFY DISPLAY1
CHANGE BACKGROUND2 CHANGE POSITION3 SET TIME DISPLAYUSETHEN ENTEROR PRESS 1-3vw
TO SET POSITION OF BOXCURSORMOVES BOX UPCURSORMOVES BOX DOWNPAGEMOVES BOX TO
LEFTPAGEMOVES BOX TO RIGHTvwvwMoving the Screen DisplayYou can customize the
location of the display on your TV screen.To move the screen display:1On the
main menu, select 7 CONTROL PANEL.2Select 1 MODIFY DISPLAY.3Select 2 CHANGE
POSITION.4Press CURSORvorwto move the display up and down.5Press PAGEvorwto move
the display from left to right.6Press DISPLAYto exit.
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30DISPLAYING THE TIMENOTEThe time is automatically set and maintained by
yourcable service provider.CONTROL PANEL1 MODIFY DISPLAY2 DISABLE REMOTE3 AC
OUTLET4 SET PASSWORDS5 RESET DEFAULTSUSETHEN ENTEROR PRESS 1-5MODIFY DISPLAY1
CHANGE BACKGROUND2 CHANGE POSITION3 SET TIME DISPLAYUSETHEN ENTEROR PRESS 1-3vw
Your CFT-2100 can be set to display the time of day on the front-panel LED.If
you choose to display the time, the channel number appears only whentuning
channels.To display the time:1On the main menu, select 7 CONTROL PANEL.2Select 1
MODIFY DISPLAY.3Select 3 SET TIME DISPLAY.4Press SELECTto highlight ON and
display the current time or highlightOFF to display only the channel
number.5Press ENTERto accept changes and exit.
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31THE AC CONNECTORNOTENever connect a VCR to the AC connector or VCRsettings can
be lost when the CFT-2100 is turned off.CONTROL PANELUSETHEN ENTEROR PRESS 1-5vw
1 MODIFY DISPLAY2 DISABLE REMOTE3 AC OUTLET4 SET PASSWORDS5 RESET DEFAULTSAC
OUTLET CONTROLSWITCHED OUTLETUNSWITCHEDSELECT, THEN ENTERThe AC outlet feature
enables you to turn your TV and CFT-2100 on and offat the same time. To use this
feature, insert your TV electrical plug into theAC outlet on the back panel.
This feature is set to SWITCHED OUTLET atthe factory. To disable, you must
change the setting.1On the main menu, select 7 CONTROL PANEL.2Select 3 AC
OUTLET.3Press SELECTto highlight UNSWITCHED to turn each unit offseparately.
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32DEFAULT SETTINGSCONTROL PANEL1 MODIFY DISPLAY2 DISABLE REMOTE3 AC OUTLET4 SET
PASSWORDS5 RESET DEFAULTSUSETHEN ENTEROR PRESS 1-5vw Restoring the system to
default settings erases all of your selections forscreen appearance, screen
position, optional time display, and AC outlet use.It does not erase passwords
or reset timers.The default settings are:•A black box for the on-screen display
appears in the lower center ofthe screen•The channel number appears on the
front-panel LED•The AC outlet is set to SWITCHED, controlling both the TV
andCFT-2100To restore default settings:1On the main menu, select 7 CONTROL
PANEL.2Select 5 RESET DEFAULTS.3The system is reset to default settings and
exits.
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33CONNECTING THE CFT-2100NOTEAlways disconnect the power before moving
theCFT-2100 or changing the cable connections.Basic ConnectionsConnecting the
CFT-2100 to a TV is the most common cable connection.AUDIO
VIDEOTVSETCABLEINIPPVOUTCFT-2100From cable outletTVCABLE INVIDEOAUDIO
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34CONNECTING THE CFT-2100Connecting a TV and VCRTo connect your VCR, you will
need 75-ohm coaxial cables equipped withF-type connectors. You can find coaxial
cables in your local electronics store.The VCR connection illustrated, enables
you to record cable programsincluding Impulse Pay-Per-View events.AUDIO
VIDEOTVSETCABLEINIPPVOUTCFT-2100From cable outletTVVCRCABLE OUTCABLE INVIDEO
INAUDIO INVIDEO OUTAUDIO OUTCABLE INVIDEOAUDIO
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35CONNECTING THE CFT-2100NOTEThe audio and video cables can be used with
TVshaving phono connector inputs.Connecting a Stereo ReceiverMono audio from the
CFT-2100 can be connected to your stereo receiver.Phono cables can be used to
connect the audio and video output of theCFT-2100 to the stereo receiver.AUDIO
VIDEOTVSETCABLEINIPPVOUTCFT-2100From cable outletSTEREOAUX INTVCABLE
INVIDEOAUDIO
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36CONNECTING THE CFT-2100Optional RF BypassThis option enables you to tune
channels directly through your TV when theCFT-2100 is turned off. The RF bypass
is available through your cable serviceprovider.AUDIO
VIDEOTVSETCABLEINIPPVOUTCFT-2100TV/VCRFrom cable outletCABLE
INVIDEOAUDIOTOTV/VCRCABLEIN
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37CONNECTING THE CFT-2100NOTEIf you have the optional STARVUE module
withexternal connectors, do not remove the cable attachedto theTO CONVconnector
on the module.Optional STARVUEThe STARVUE module is an optional feature provided
by your cable serviceprovider. The STARVUE module can have external connectors
as shown orit could be installed internally.TO CONVCABLE INAUDIO
VIDEOTVSETCABLEINIPPVOUTFromcableoutletTVCABLE INVIDEOAUDIO
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38TROUBLESHOOTINGProblemPossible SolutionThe remote control is
notrespondingCheck for an obstruction between the remote control and the
CFT-2100.Check that the batteries have been installed properly and replace with
new batteries if necessary.Check if the remote control has been
deactivated.There is no sound comingfrom the TVCheck to see if the sound has
been turned down.PressMUTEon the remote control to restore sound.The
wordMUTEwill not appear when the system displays:•Active Menu screens•Event
screens•Credit screens•Parental control screensThe CFT-2100 is notreceiving a
cable signalTurn on your TV only to see if you are getting a video signal. If
you are not, call your cable serviceprovider.Check that the cables are securely
connected.
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39TROUBLESHOOTINGProblemPossible SolutionA password is notregisteringRe-enter
your password by pressing the numeric keys firmly and deliberately.Verify that
you are entering the correct password.If you forget your password, call your
cable service provider.A password is enteredincorrectly three timesWait 15
minutes and try entering your password again.If the system will not take your
password, call your cable service provider.The Impulse Pay-Per-Viewcredit limit
has beenreached or exceededCall your cable service provider.The CFT-2100 is
notdisplaying the correct timeCall your cable service provider.An event is not
availablefor purchaseNo action necessary.My VCR did not recorda programCheck
that the CFT-2100 is plugged into a live electrical outlet.Never plug the
CFT-2100 into an outlet controlled by a wall switch.Be sure you have programmed
your VCR to record the program.Be sure your VCR is tuned to the CFT-2100 output
channel.
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CFT-2100User Guide
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CAUTIONRISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCKREFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.TO
REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK).NO
USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.CAUTION:Graphical symbols and supplemental warning
marking locations on bottom of terminal.WARNINGTO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD,
DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TORAIN OR MOISTURE.CAUTIONTO PREVENT ELECTRICAL
SHOCK, DO NOT USE THIS (POLARIZED) PLUGWITH AN EXTENSION CORD, RECEPTACLE, OR
OTHER OUTLET UNLESSTHE BLADES CAN BE FULLY INSERTED TO PREVENT BLADE
EXPOSURE.The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral
triangle, isintended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated “dangerous
voltage”within the product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to
constitutea risk of electric shock to persons.The exclamation point, within an
equilateral triangle, is intended to alert theuser to the presence of important
operating and maintenance (servicing)instructions in the literature accompanying
the appliance.This installation should be made by a qualified service person and
should conform to alllocal codes.REPAIRSIf you find the unit in need of repair,
contact your cable system operator for repair orreplacement.NOTE TO CATV SYSTEM
INSTALLERThis reminder is provided to call the CATV system installer’s attention
to Article 820-40 ofthe NEC that provides guidelines for proper grounding and,
in particular, specifies that thecable ground shall be connected to the
grounding system of the building, as close aspossible to the point of cable
entry as practical.EXAMPLE OF ANTENNA GROUNDINGAntenna leadin wireG
roundclampAntennadischarge unit(NEC Section 810-20)G rounding conductors(N EC
Section 810-21)GroundingclampsPower service groundingelectrode system(N EC
Article 250, Part H )Electric ser viceequipm entNEC=NATIONAL ELECTRIC AL CO D
ECopyright © 1999 by General Instrument Corporation. All rights reserved. No
part of the contents of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form
or by any means withoutwritten permission of the publisher.The General
Instrument logo and STARVUE are registered trademarks of General Instrument
Corporation.
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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS1Read instructionsAll the safety and operating instructions
shouldbe read before the appliance is operated.2Retain instructionsThe safety
and operating instructions should beretained for future reference.3Heed
warningsAll warnings on the appliance and in theoperating instructions should be
adhered to.4Follow instructionsAll operating and use instructions should
befollowed.5CleaningUnplug this product from the wall outlet beforecleaning. Do
not use liquid cleaners or aerosolcleaners. Use a damp cloth for
cleaning.6AttachmentsDo not use attachments not recommendedas they may cause
hazard.7Water and moistureDo not use this equipment near water; forexample, near
a bath tub, wash bowl, kitchensink, or laundry tub, in a wet basement, or neara
swimming pool, and the like.8AccessoriesDo not place this product on an unstable
cart,stand, tripod, bracket, or table. The product mayfall causing serious
injury and serious damage tothe appliance. Use only with a cart, stand,
tripod,bracket, or table recommended by themanufacturer, or sold with the
equipment. Anymounting of the appliance should follow themanufacturer’s
instructions, and should use amounting accessory recommended by
themanufacturer.9VentilationSlots and openings in the cabinet are provided
forventilation and to ensure reliable operation of theequipment and to protect
it from overheating. Theopenings should never be blocked by placing theproduct
on a bed, sofa, rug, or similar surface.Equipment should never be placed near or
over aradiator or heat register, or in a built-in installationsuch as a bookcase
or rack unless properventilation is provided.10Power sourcesThis product should
be operated only from thetype of power sources indicated on the markinglabel. If
you are not sure of the type of powersupplied to your home, consult your local
powercompany. For equipment intended to operate frombattery power, or other
sources, refer to theoperating instructions.11Ground or polarizationThis
equipment may be equipped with a polarizedalternating-current line plug (a plug
having oneblade wider than the other). This plug will fit intothe power outlet
only one way. This is a safetyfeature. If you are unable to insert the plug
fullyinto the outlet, try reversing the plug. If the plugshould still fail to
fit, contact your electrician toreplace your obsolete outlet. Do not defeat
thesafety purpose of the polarized plug.12Alternate warningsThis equipment may
be equipped with a 3-wiregrounding-type plug, a plug having a third(grounding)
pin. This pin will only fit into agrounding-type power outlet. This is a
safetyfeature. If you are unable to insert the plug intothe outlet, contact your
electrician to replace yourobsolete outlet. Do not defeat the safety purposeof
the grounding-type plug.13Power cord protectionPower supply cords should be
routed so that theyare not likely to be walked on or pinched by itemsplaced upon
or against them, paying particularattention to cords at plugs,
conveniencereceptacles, and the point where they exit fromthe
appliance.14Outdoor Antenna GroundingIf an outside antenna or cable system is
connectedto the equipment, be sure the antenna or cablesystem is grounded as to
provide some protectionagainst voltage surges and built-up static charges.
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15LightningFor added protection for this equipment duringa lightning storm, or
when it is left unattendedand unused for long periods of time, unplug itfrom the
wall outlet and disconnect the antennaor cable system. This will prevent damage
tothe video product due to lightning and powerline surges.16Power linesAn
outside antenna system should not belocated in the vicinity of overhead power
linesor where it can fall into such power lines orcircuits. When installing an
outside antennasystem, extreme care should be taken to keepfrom touching such
power lines or circuits ascontact with them may be fatal.17OverloadingDo not
overload wall outlets and extensioncords as this can result in a risk of fire
orelectrical shock.18Object and liquid entryNever push objects of any kind into
thisequipment through openings as they may touchdangerous voltage points or
short-out parts thatcould result in a fire or electrical shock. Neverspill
liquid of any kind on the product.19ServicingDo not attempt to service this
equipmentyourself as opening or removing covers mayexpose you to dangerous
voltage or otherhazards, refer all servicing to qualifiedservice
personnel.20Damage requiring serviceUnplug this equipment from the wall outlet
andrefer servicing to qualified service personnel underthe following
conditions:aWhen the power supply cord or plug isdamaged.bIf the equipment has
been exposed to rainor water.cIf liquid has been spilled, or objects have
falleninto the equipment.dIf the equipment does not operate normally byfollowing
the operating instructions. Adjustonly those controls that are covered by
theoperating instructions as an improperadjustment of other controls may result
indamage and will often require extensive workby a qualified technician to
restore theequipment to its normal operation.eIf the equipment has been dropped
or cabinethas been damaged.fWhen the equipment exhibits a distinct changein
performance, indicating a need for service.21Replacement partsWhen replacement
parts are required, be sure theservice technician has used replacement
partsspecified by the manufacturer or have the samecharacteristics as the
original part. Unauthorizedsubstitutions may result in fire, electric shock,
orother hazards.22Safety checkUpon completion of any service or repairs to
thisvideo product, ask the service technician toperform safety checks to
determine that theproduct is in proper operational condition.23Telephone
equipmentObserve the following precautions when installingtelephone modem
equipment:aNever install telephone wiring during alightning storm.bNever install
telephone jacks in a wetlocation unless the jack is specifically designedfor wet
locations.cNever touch uninsulated telephone wires orterminals unless the
telephone lines have beendisconnected at the network interface.dUse caution when
installing or modifyingtelephone lines.24Battery usageNotwithstanding any
information provided by GI inthis manual regarding the use of batteries, the
enduser assumes all responsibility and liability to useand dispose of batteries
in accordance with allapplicable laws, rules and regulations. GI will notbe
liable to anyone for the end user's failure to useand/or dispose of batteries in
the proper mannerand in accordance with such laws, rules andregulations, or for
any defect contained inbatteries which may cause injury damage topersons or
property.
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CONTENTSIntroduction.............................................2Front
Panel...................................................................3Rear
Panel....................................................................4Recording
Your Connections...................6Using the Remote Control
......................7Disabling the Remote
Control.............................10Restoring the Remote
Control............................10Installing
Batteries....................................................11Basic
Operation...................................... 12Turning Power On and
Off...................................12Adjusting the
Volume..............................................12Using the On-Screen
Display................................13Changing Channels
..................................................14Favorite
Channels....................................15Adding Favorite
Channels......................................15Tuning Favorite
Channels......................................15Removing Favorite
Channels.................................16Passwords
...............................................17Adding Passwords
................................................... 17Changing or Deleting
Passwords......................... 18Parental Control
....................................19Adding Channels for Parental
Control.............. 19Tuning Channels with Parental Control............
20Impulse Pay-Per-View ........................... 21Recording
Programs...............................22Timers....................................................
24Setting Alarm Timers.............................................. 24Setting
Sleep Timers...............................................
25Messages..................................................26Changing the
Screen Display..................27Changing the
Background...................................... 27Moving the Screen
Display.................................... 29Displaying the Time
...............................30
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The AC Connector...................................31Default Settings
..................................... 32Connecting the CFT-2100
.......................33Basic
Connections....................................................33Connecting a TV
and VCR....................................34Connecting a Stereo Receiver
............................. 35Optional RF
Bypass................................................. 36Optional
STARVUE.................................................
37Troubleshooting.....................................38
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2INTRODUCTIONWelcome to General Instrument’s CFT-2100 set-top terminal,
yourconnection to cable entertainment. The CFT-2100 features an
easy-to-useon-screen display system to view channel listings, set channel
controlpasswords and many other options that will enhance your television
viewing.This guide introduces you to the CFT-2100 and provides instructions for
setup and operation.
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3INTRODUCTIONFront PanelThe front-panel control keys can be used to operate the
CFT-2100. The LEDdisplays the current channel number, time of day and special
operatingmessages. The front-panel control keys are described further in the
section,“Using the Remote Control.”MENUENTERSELECTCHANNELVOLUME
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4INTRODUCTIONRear PanelThe rear panel contains connectors for system cabling and
an AC outlet forthe TV power plug.AUDIO VIDEOTVSETCABLEINIPPVOUT123456 7
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5INTRODUCTIONItemDescription1TV SETThis is the basic connection from the
CFT-2100 to the TV or tothe VCR2CABLE INThis is the connection for cable input
from the cable wall outlet3IPPV OUTThis connector is for the optional Impulse
Pay-Per-View feature4PANELThe optional STARVUE®module would replace this
panel5AC OUTLETThis is the AC outlet to connect the power plug from the TV tothe
CFT-21006AUDIOUsed for connecting the audio to your stereo system7VIDEOUse when
connecting video to your TV or VCR
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6RECORDING YOUR CONNECTIONSNOTEAlways disconnect the power before moving
theCFT-2100 or changing the cable connections.Use this diagram to draw the cable
connections from the back panel of theCFT-2100. You can use the diagram later to
reconnect your system if youmove the equipment or add new equipment.AUDIO
VIDEOTVSETCABLEINIPPVOUTCFT-2100TVVCRCABLE OUTCABLE INVIDEO INAUDIO INVIDEO
OUTAUDIO OUTCABLE INVIDEOAUDIO
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7USING THE REMOTE CONTROLNOTEFeatures available onlywhen using theremote
control:•Favorite channel selection•Last channel recall•Entering
passwordsMENUENTERSELECTCHANNELVOLUME16MENUENTERSELECTCHANNELVOLUME76141210111212109814131567345ON
SCREEN DISPLAYF123456789CH0PROGFAVA/BVOLMENUMUTEDISPLAYSELECT
ENTERDELETECHANCATV
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8USING THE REMOTE CONTROLKeyDescription1FDisplays the Quick Functions menu. To
use quick functions:•PressF and then pressMUTEto set the best stereo level
volume (pressVOL IorJto return to normal)•PressFand then pressDELETEto clear
favorite channel settings•PressFand then pressSELECTto cancel an Impulse
Pay-Per-View event•PressFand then pressCATVto display the sleep timer screen
(for complete instructions see the section,“Timers”)2NUMBER KEYSAre used
to:•Select a channel•Enable a menu function•Enter a password3!CHRecalls the last
channel displayed.4PROGAdds favorite channels to the FAV CHANNEL
GUIDE.5DELETERemoves channels from the FAV CHANNEL GUIDE.6SELECTIs used to
highlight menu options.7MENUDisplays the main menu.
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9USING THE REMOTE CONTROLKeyDescription8CATVTurns the CFT-2100 on and off from
the remote control. Use with theFkey for quick functions.9FAVScans through
favorite channels.10CHAN vwCURSOR vwSequentially steps through the
channels.Highlights items on the menus.11A/BIs used when the optional RF bypass
module is installed.12VOL vwPAGE vwIncreases or decreases the volume.Pages
through the menus.13MUTEToggles the sound on and off.14ENTERConfirms entries on
the menus.15DISPLAY•Displays active features on the Channel Information
screen•Displays messages•Exits a menu16POWERTurns the CFT-2100 on and off from
the front panel.
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10USING THE REMOTE CONTROLNOTEBefore proceeding, read the steps for disablingand
restoring the remote control.Disabling the Remote ControlYou can temporarily
disable your remote control:1On the main menu, select 7 CONTROL PANEL.2Select 2
DISABLE REMOTE and then pressENTER.3A confirmation screen appears on the display
screen and the lettersrLo are displayed on the front panel LED.Restoring the
Remote ControlPress any key on the front panel of the CFT-2100 to restore the
remotecontrol.
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11USING THE REMOTE CONTROLNOTEBatteries installed incorrectly can cause
batteryleakage and corrosion that will damage theremote control.+++Installing
BatteriesBefore you can use the remote control, you must install two AAA
(1.5-volt)alkaline batteries:1Press the battery cover on the back of the remote
control and slideopen.2Insert two new batteries in the direction indicated on
the inside of thebattery compartment.3Replace the battery cover.If the CFT-2100
does not power on, check the orientation of the batteriesor replace with new
batteries.
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12BASIC OPERATIONNOTETo receive cable service, tune your television tothe
channel recommended by your local TV cableservice provider. Examples of channels
used bycable service providers are 2, 3, 4 or 13.Turning Power On and OffPress
POWERon the front panel or press CATVon the remote control toturn the CFT-2100
on and off.Adjusting the VolumePress VOLUMEon the front panel of the CFT-2100
orVOLon the remotecontrol to adjust the volume. When you adjust the volume, the
volume scaleis displayed on the screen. Press MUTEon the remote control to turn
thesound off and on.
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13BASIC OPERATIONNOTEThe on-screen display is set on a 15-secondinternal timer.
If you do not complete yourselection before timing out, you must start
again.Read the instructions before beginning.Using the On-Screen DisplayThe
on-screen display contains easy-to-use menus for operating yourCFT-2100.There
are three main menus that enable you to access other screens. Wheninstructed to
access the main menu always press MENUto display the firstmenu. Press
CURSORvorwor press PAGEvorwto navigate through themenus.
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14BASIC OPERATIONUSETHEN ENTEROR PRESS 1-71 CHANNEL GUIDE2 PARENTAL CONTROL3
FAVORITE CHANNELSMENU PAGE 1 OF 3CHANNEL GUIDEA01 GUID02 ARTS03 NBC04 CNBC05
CBS06 TBS07 CSPN08 CSP209 MTV10 ABC11 LIFE12 PBS13 SHOW14 HBO15 TMC16 MAX17
DIS18 WEATUSE THEN ENTERvwChanging ChannelsYou can change channels in three
ways:•Use the number keys on the remote control. For example, to changeto
channel 10, press 1 and then press 0.•Use theCHANvorwto step through the
channels.•Use the Channel Guide for a list of the channel numbers and names.1On
the main menu, select 1 CHANNEL GUIDE.2Press CURSORvorwto highlight your
choice.3Press ENTERto change to the channel.
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15FAVORITE CHANNELSFAVORITE CHANNEL1 FAV CHANNEL GUIDE2 CLEAR ALL3 PROGRAM
ALLUSE THEN ENTEROR PRESS 1-3FAVORITE CHAN GUIDE AUSE THEN ENTER11 LIFE12 WEAT13
WBS14 FOX15 UPN16 IPPV17 FOOD18 HBO2 FAV19 VJ120 NIK FAV01 GUID02 ARTS FAV03
HBO04 MTV05 CBS06 NBC07 MAX08 PRSM09 PBS FAV10 ABCAdding Favorite ChannelsYou
can store your favorite channel numbers for quick and easy access.To add
favorite channels:1On the main menu, select 3 FAVORITE CHANNELS.2Select 1 FAV
CHANNEL GUIDE.3Press CURSORvorwto highlight the channel you want to add to
thefavorite channel list and then press SELECT.4PressDISPLAYto exit.To quickly
add a favorite channel, press the channel number you would liketo add and then
pressPROG.Tuning Favorite ChannelsTo tune a favorite channel, press FAVon the
remote control. Continuepressing FAVto step through all of your selected
favorite channels.
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16FAVORITE CHANNELSRemoving Favorite ChannelsTo remove favorite channels:1On the
main menu, select 3 FAVORITE CHANNELS.2Select 1 FAV CHANNEL GUIDE.3Press CURSORv
or w to highlight the channel you want to removefrom the favorite channel list
and then press SELECT.4Press DISPLAYto exit.To quickly remove a favorite
channel, press the channel number you wouldlike to delete and then pressDELETE.
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17PASSWORDSCONTROL PANEL1 MODIFY DISPLAY2 DISABLE REMOTE3 AC OUTLET4 SET
PASSWORDS5 RESET DEFAULTSUSETHEN ENTEROR PRESS 1-5vwSET PASSWORDS1 PARENTAL
CONTROL2 PAY-PER-VIEWUSETHEN ENTEROR PRESS 1-2vw USE 0-9 THEN ENTERUNLOCK
BOXWITH YOURPARENTAL CONTROLPASSWORDAdding PasswordsThe parental control and the
Impulse Pay-Per-View features enable you tocontrol channel access using a
password. You can create a differentpassword for each. You can lock and unlock
channels at anytime.To create a four-digit password (for example, 1234):1On the
main menu, select 7 CONTROL PANEL.2Select 4 SET PASSWORDS.3Select 1 PARENTAL
CONTROL or 2 PAY-PER-VIEW.4Enter your four-digit password using the remote
control and thenpress ENTER.5Verify the password by entering the same digits
again and thenpress ENTER.
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18PASSWORDSNOTEIf you forget your password, call your cable serviceprovider.SET
PASSWORDS1 PARENTAL CONTROL2 PAY-PER-VIEWUSETHEN ENTEROR PRESS 1-2vw USE 0-9
THEN ENTERUNLOCK BOXWITH YOURPARENTAL CONTROLPASSWORDChanging or Deleting
PasswordsTo change or delete your password:1On the main menu, select 7 CONTROL
PANEL.2Select 4 SET PASSWORDS.3Select 1 PARENTAL CONTROL or 2
PAY-PER-VIEW.4Enter your current password to open the locked box.5Change your
password by entering a new password and then verify.orDelete your password by
pressing theENTERkey twice.
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19PARENTAL CONTROLPARENTAL CONTROL1 PARENTAL GUIDE2 LOCK BOXUSETHEN ENTEROR
PRESS 1-2PARENTAL CTRL GUIDE AUSE THEN ENTER11 LIFE12 WEAT13 WBS14 FOX15 UPN16
IPPV17 FOOD18 HBO219 VJ120 NIK01 GUID02 ARTS03 HBO04 MTV05 CBS06 NBC07 MAX08
PRSM09 PBS10 ABCAdding Channels for Parental ControlTo add channels for parental
control:1On the main menu, select 2 PARENTAL CONTROL.2Select 1 PARENTAL
GUIDE.3Press CURSORvorwto highlight the channels you want to lock and thenpress
SELECT(to unlock, press SELECTagain).4Press ENTERto exit.
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20PARENTAL CONTROLNOTETurning off the CFT-2100 will also lock
parentallycontrolled channels.THIS CHANNEL ISPARENTALLY CONTROLLED5AACCESS
PARENTAL CONTROLWITH THE SELECT KEYTO UNLOCK BOXUSE 0-9 THEN ENTERUNLOCK BOXWITH
YOURPARENTAL CONTROLPASSWORDTuning Channels with Parental ControlTo tune a
channel locked by the parental control feature:1Tune to the channel you want to
watch.2Press SELECTto access the Unlock Box Password screen.3Enter your
four-digit parental control password and then press ENTER.When you unlock a
channel, all channels are accessible until they are locked again.A key icon
displays when the channel is unlocked.To re-lock channels:1On the main menu,
select 2 PARENTAL CONTROL.2Select 2 LOCK BOX to lock channels.3Begin normal
operation.
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21IMPULSE PAY-PER-VIEWNOTEFor instructions on recording events reference
thesection, ”Recording Programs.”Impulse Pay-Per-View is an optional feature
that enables you to purchasespecial programming without a phone call to your
cable service provider.You can control the purchase of programs by setting a
password.To purchase Impulse Pay-Per-View events:1Tune to the channel
broadcasting the Impulse Pay-Per-View event.2When an E flashes on the
front-panel LED, pressSELECTto purchasethe event.3Enter your Impulse
Pay-Per-View password and then press ENTER.To cancel the purchase, pressFand
then press SELECT. If you can’t cancel theevent, call your cable service
provider.
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22RECORDING PROGRAMSNOTEIf a channel becomes parentally controlled after it
isprogrammed to record, it will not be accessible. Theparental control lock must
be removed.VCR TIMERS1 AVAIL2 AVAIL3 AVAIL4 AVAIL5 AVAIL6 AVAIL7 AVAIL8
AVAILUSE, THEN ENTERVCR TIMER 1WEEKDAYSSELECT, THEN ENTERONE
TIMEWEEKLYDAILYWEEKENDSYou can set your CFT-2100 to tune a channel at a specific
time for VCRrecording. If the channel you are recording is password controlled,
such as aparentally controlled channel, you must enter your password to
setrecording options.When you use the CFT-2100 to record programs on your VCR,
the remotecontrol is automatically disabled to prevent accidental changing of
channels.The remote control is restored when the recording process is
complete.1On the main menu, select 4 VCR TIMERS.2Press CURSORv or w to find the
first available recording slot and thenpress ENTER.3Press SELECTto
highlight:•ONE TIME•DAILY•WEEKLY•WEEKDAYS•WEEKENDS4Press ENTER.
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23RECORDING PROGRAMSVCR TIMER 1ONE TIMEUSE ENTER TO CONFIRMPROG TO CHANGEDELETE
TO CLEARUSE ENTER TO CONFIRMPROG TO CHANGEDELETE TO CLEARSTART DATESTART TIMEEND
TIMECHANNELSTART DATESTART TIMEEND TIMECHANNELJAN 21 MON10:19 AM10:19 AM21
A6Press CURSORvorwto enter the requested information for:•START DATE•START
TIME•END TIME•CHANNEL7Press ENTER to confirm your entries or pressPROGto change
yourentries.8PressDISPLAYto exit.Be sure your VCR is tuned to the CFT-2100
output channel.
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24TIMERSALARM TIMERS1 SLEEP TIMER2 TURN ON TIMER3 TURN OFF TIMERUSETHEN ENTEROR
PRESS 1-3TURN-ON TIMERTURN ON EVERY DAYAT 8:33 AMUSE, THEN ENTEROR DELETE TO
CLEARorTURN-OFF TIMERTURN OFF EVERY DAYAT 10:33 AMUSE, THEN ENTEROR DELETE TO
CLEARSetting Alarm TimersYou can program the CFT-2100 to turn itself on or off
every day using theTURN-ON TIMER and TURN-OFF TIMER screens:1On the main menu,
select 5 ALARM TIMERS.2Select 2 TURN ON TIMER to turn the timer on, or select3
TURN OFF TIMER to turn the timer off.3Press CURSORvorwto the desired time and
then press ENTERtoaccept and exit, or pressDELETEto clear timer settings and
exit.If you hold down the CURSORvorwkey, the time will increment in15 minute
intervals.
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25TIMERSALARM TIMERSUSETHEN ENTEROR PRESS 1-3vw 1 SLEEP TIMER2 TURN ON TIMER3
TURN OFF TIMER30 MIN 2 HRS1 HR3 HRSDISABLESELECT, THEN ENTERSLEEP TIMERSetting
Sleep TimersThe sleep timer feature enables you to program the CFT-2100 to turn
offafter a preset amount of time.To set the sleep timer:1On the main menu,
select 5 ALARM TIMERS and then pressENTER.2Select 1 SLEEP TIMER and then press
ENTER.3Press SELECTto highlight either 30 MIN, 1 HR, 2 HRS, 3 HRS, orDISABLE (to
stop a timer that has previously been set).4Press ENTERto confirm your choice
and exit.
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26MESSAGESDISPLAY MESSAGESUSE SELECT TO CHOOSEENTER TO READ MESSAGEDELETE TO
ERASE MESSAGEToday's WeatherPay-Per-View GuideSpecial HBO UpgradeCustomer
Service No.Your cable service provider has the option of sending messages to
youthrough your CFT-2100 that:•Appear over programming to alert you of an
emergency•Notify you of a credit problem if you have the optionalImpulse
Pay-Per-View feature•Announce general information from your cable service
providerA red message indicator light on the front panel will appear when you
have ageneral information message. To read general information messages:1On the
main menu, select 6 DISPLAY MESSAGES.2Press SELECTto highlight a message you
want to read.3Press ENTER to display the message.•Press PAGEvwto navigate
through the
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