i-Guide & Parental Controls:

With WTC’s new and inproved i-Guide, you can find the programming you want quickly and easily! Our new i-Guide includes:

• A 14-day view of programming in an easy to use format.

• You can organize your DVR recordings in groups and folders for easier access.

• You get new parental controls to block viewing by TV ratings, channel or even specific program titles.

• You can create custom shortlists of favorite channels for up to five members of your family.

To set up your Parental Controls:

• Select the Lock Icon on the Quick Menu or Info screen.
• Enter your 4-digit Parental Controls PIN and Lock the channel, title or rating using the on-screen prompts.
• You can also set Locks or adjust settings from the Quick Menu or Main Menu, or from the Setup Menu on the Main Menu – select Setup, then Locks Setup.
• Use the up/down/side buttons to make your selections and then press OK/Select to confirm each setting.

For the i-Guide User Guide video, click HERE!

Connect your components:

There are several ways you can connect your digital converter to your TV, VCR and stereo equipment. Learn how to connect your components by using our easy-to-use hookup diagrams. Just click on the headline to view the PDF instruction sheet!

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