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OptiLink Products And Services Manual
Television • Telephone • Internet
Telephone Service .......................................................
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Voice Mail ....................................................................
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Internet Service ...........................................................
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Web Mail .....................................................................
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Identifying and Installing a
Network Interface Card (NIC) ...................................
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Remote Control and
Interactive Program Guide (IPG) ...............................
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Personal Video Recorder (PVR) .................................
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Online Payment..........................................................
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Commonly Used Codes ................................................
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For more information, go to
www.dutil.com
or call us at 706-529-1313
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OptiLink Telephone Service features
Caller ID
Caller ID will identify both the name and the number of incoming callers
– letting you know who is calling before you pick up the phone. You also will
receive Caller ID on Call Waiting which lets you know the name and number
of the incoming call even while you’re on the line with someone else.
The following may be displayed in lieu of a name/number: P for Private
appears when the calling party has restricted the presentation of their name;
Call Blocked is displayed if the calling party has restricted the presentation of
their number; and O for Out-of-Area is displayed if the calling name and/or
number are unavailable for display.
Please note: You must have a Caller ID capable phone to use the Caller ID
feature. Additionally, your phone must be capable of displaying Caller ID on
Call Waiting if you wish to use that feature.
Caller ID Block (Permanent)
Don’t want your name and number displayed when you call folks? This
service blocks the delivery of your name/number to the called party for all
calls. Contact our office at 706-529-1313 to have Permanent Caller ID Block
activated for your line.
To temporarily unblock your Permanent Caller ID Block, press *82.
Caller ID Block – Single Call
Only want to block your name and number on selected calls? This service
allows you to block your name and number from the called party for a single
call if it would normally be displayed (i.e. public).
To activate, the caller must enter *67 followed by the dialed number.
Anonymous Call Rejection
Anonymous Call Rejection allows you to reject incoming calls on which
Caller ID has been blocked. When this feature is activated, calls of this nature
don’t even come through on your line. They are simply routed to a denial
announcement and subsequently terminated.
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To activate Anonymous Call Rejection, dial *77. The following confirmation
announcement will be played: “Your anonymous call rejection service is
now ON.”
To turn off Anonymous Call Rejection, dial *87. The following confirmation
announcement will be played: “Your anonymous call rejection service is now
OFF.”
Call Waiting & Call Waiting Caller ID*
Call Waiting notifies you of incoming calls even while you are on the line with
someone else and identifies the caller.
• To use Call Waiting, simply press the switch-hook or flash button after you hear the Call Waiting alert (beep).
• To return to the original call, press the switch-hook or flash button again.
* Call Waiting Caller ID is not supported by all phones.
Cancel Call Waiting
Cancel Call Waiting allows you to disable Call Waiting for a single telephone
call.
To disable Call Waiting, press *70. Then dial the number you wish to reach
after receiving the confirmation tone [stutter dial tone].
Call Forwarding
Call Forwarding lets you direct incoming calls to another phone number.
• To activate Call Forwarding, press *72. After receiving stutter dial tone, enter the number that you want the calls forwarded to. Call forwarding is now activated.
• To deactivate Call Forwarding, press *73.
Three-Way Calling
Three-Way Calling allows you and two other callers to converse at the same
time.
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To initiate Three-Way Calling:
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Dial the first party and wait for them to answer.
Press the switch-hook or flash button to get a second dial tone.
Dial the second party and wait for them to answer.
Press the switch-hook again to connect the two calls.
To deactivate, simply hang up.
900/976 Blocking
900/976 blocking allows you to block 900/976 numbers from being made
from their line. Customers must call our offices at 706-529-1313 to have this
feature activated.
Customer Originated Trace
It is illegal to place obscene or harassing telephone calls. Should you receive
such calls and want to trace their source, dial *52. Please be aware that
the information obtained from this trace will not be provided to the customer
requesting the trace but given directly to a certified law enforcement agency.
Voice Mail
Say goodbye to temperamental answering machines! Our Voice Mail system
allows you to check your messages from any telephone – at home or away.
Checking Voice Mail Box from your OptiLink phone line:
1. Dial *83
2. Press the * key while your greeting is playing
3. Enter your PIN, then follow the prompts
Note: Each Voice Mail Box is created with a Personal Identification
Number (PIN) for secure access to your mailbox. A default PIN
(1234) has been assigned for first-time users. We recommend that
you change this PIN the first time you log into your Voice Mail Box
to further ensure the security of your messages. The new PIN you
create must be between 4 and 14 digits.
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From an outside phone line:
1. Dial 706-529-9999
2. Enter your 10-Digit Mailbox Number (Area Code + Phone Number)
3. Enter your PIN, then follow the prompts
Or
1. Dial your OptiLink phone line and wait for Voice Mail to pick up
2. Press the * key while the greeting is playing
3. Enter your PIN, then follow the prompts
Voice Mail Box Prompt Guide:
Once you have accessed your Voice Mail Box, use the following guide to
navigate through your mailbox using your telephone keypad.
Press 1 – Listen to New Messages
Press 1 - Replay Message – See Playback Mode
Press 4 - Save Message
Press 7 - Erase Message
Press * - Back to Main Menu
Press 2 – Listen to Saved Messages
Press 1 – Replay Message – See Playback Mode
Press 7 – Erase Message
Press 9 – Help
Press * – Main Menu
Press 3 – Listen to your Personal Settings
Press 1 – Hear Greeting
Press 2 – Record Greeting
Press 3 – Hear Name
Press 4 – Record Name
Press 5 – Change PIN
Press 6 – Pager Settings
Press 7 – Call forward settings
Press 8 – Email Notification On/Off
Press 9 – 2nd Greeting
Press * – Main Menu
Press 0 – Enhanced Message Delivery Service
Press * – Exit Voicemail
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Playback Mode Press 1 – Rewind 10 Sec.
Press 2 – Pause/Resume
Press 3 – Forward 10 Sec.
Press 4 – Next New Message
Press 5 – Next Saved Message
Press 6 – Restart Message
Press 7 – Erase Message
Press 8 – Volume Down
Press 9 – Volume Up
Press * – Main Menu
Press # – Skip Message
OptiLink High-Speed Internet Service
The power behind OptiLink’s High-Speed Internet Service is our revolutionary
100% fiber optic network. You can now enjoy data transmission speeds that
are unattainable through traditional connectivity offerings. Our speeds are 3,
6 and 9 Mb. Our lowest speed offering, 3 Mb, is 52 times faster than dialup, 4 times faster than standard DSL and 3 times faster than a standard cable
modem.
Before you begin enjoying your high-speed internet services, you need to
assess your computer system to learn:
• What are the system requirements for my computer?
• What information do I need to set up my email program?
• What information do I need to access web space?
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
OptiLink High-Speed Internet Service is compatible with most PC and
Macintosh computers. Below are the minimum recommended requirements
for your computer system. In order to receive optimal performance from
your OptiLink High-Speed Internet service, these recommended system
requirements must be met. Note: Minimum requirements are subject to change.
PLEASE NOTE: If you are unsure whether or not your system meets these
requirements or whether or not you have a Network Interface Card or NIC,
our installers will assess your computer for you. If no NIC is found, you need
to have one installed. If you wish to install your own NIC, our installers have
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instructions they can leave with you. If you do not feel comfortable installing a
NIC, we recommend that you take your computer to a reputable professional
for installation.
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Operating System
CPU
Memory (RAM)
Peripherals
Windows
Microsoft Windows
98 SE, 2000, ME, XP
or Vista
Intel Pentium processors
586 or higher
(200 MHz or greater)
64 MB of RAM
Ethernet Network
Interface Card (NIC)
and Switch/Hub
(If using multiple
computers at location.)
Macintosh
Macintosh OS
7.0 - 10.5
Power PC (400
MHz or greater)
Macintosh (100 MHz
or greater)
64 MB of RAM
Ethernet Network
Interface Card (NIC)
and Switch/Hub
(If using multiple
computers at location.)
Setting Up Your Email
My Email address is: ____________________________________________ (write address here)
My Email password is:___________________________________________ (write password here)
Optilink.us Mail Servers:
Incoming (POP3) server: mail.optilink.us
Outgoing (SMTP) server: mail.optilink.us
Webmail: mail.optilink.us
Setting Up Email in Outlook Express for Internet Explorer
1. Open Outlook Express, by clicking the Outlook Express icon on your desktop or by selecting “Read Mail” from the Mail menu in Internet Explorer.
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In Outlook Express, select “Accounts...” from the Tools menu.
On the pop up menu, select the “Mail” tab.
Click the “Add...” button and select “Mail...” This will bring up the Internet Connection Wizard.
Fill in your name as you would like it to appear in the “From” notation on e-mails you send. Click Next.
Make certain that “I already have an e-mail address I’d like to use” is selected. Enter your e-mail address. Click Next.
You must now let the browser know what servers to access when receiving and sending your mail. Fill in the spaces as shown with the following information:
Server Type: POP3 Server
Incoming Server Name: mail.optilink.us
Outgoing Server Name: mail.optilink.us
8. Click Next.
9. This screen will set up your login information. In the Account Name box, fill in your user name (ex.: johndoe) and your password. Checking the “Remember password” box will store your password in your browser information after the first time you enter it so that you do not have to enter it every time you check your mail.
10.Click Finish to return to the Accounts setup.
11. Click “Properties”
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12. Click on the “Servers” tab
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13. Click on the check box next to “My server requires authentication”
14. Click “OK”
15. Click “Close”
16. Now you may check your email by selection “Read Mail” from your Mail
menu in Internet Explorer.
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OPTILINK WEB
MAIL
On the go? Need to retrieve your
Email away from home? With
OptiLink Webmail Direct, it’s a snap.
Simply, go to your web browser and
type in http://mail.optilink.us
This will take you to the screen on
the right. Just type in your User
Name and Password and retrieve your email. It’s that easy.
IDENTIFYING & INSTALLING A NETWORK
INTERFACE CARD (NIC)
• Locate the “RJ45” on the back of your computer. (It looks like a phone
jack but wider.)
• This connection requires a patch cord (which will be provided to you by
OptiLink) to connect your computer to the Internet.
• If you need additional help establishing if your computer has a
Network Interface Card or NIC, call our OptiLink 24/7 Help Desk at
(706) 529-1313.
Installing a Network Interface Card (NIC)
• Please note: To avoid electrical shock, it is important to properly ground
yourself before installing any electrical equipment into your PC.
• Turn off your computer and unplug it from the electrical outlet.
• Open your computer case following manufacturer-recommended
procedures.
• Find an available free PCI slot.
• Aligned with the PCI slot should be a plate covering an opening, remove
it.
• Insert the PCI network card into the PCI slot. It should slide in without
much force. When the network card is installed, secure it by screwing it
into the backplate.
• Close your computer case and plug in your cables.
• Turn on your computer.
• After your computer powers up, Windows should detect the network card
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and give you a “New Hardware Found” message. Have Windows detect
it automatically. You may also need to have the Windows CD in your
CD-Rom drive for the network drivers to be installed. If you receive such a
prompt, insert the Windows CD.
• If Windows cannot install or find the NIC drivers, then you must install the
drivers manually. Insert the drivers disk that came with your NIC card
and run the setup. If the drivers disk does not have a setup program but
only has files, choose the INF file from the browse window.
• Windows may ask you to restart after you have installed your network
card. If asked, restart the machine.
• Your network card should now be installed.
HOW TO USE YOUR REMOTE CONTROL &
Interactive Program Guide
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The Interactive Program Guide (IPG)
The IPG organizes programs and events into listings by channel, theme or title.
With use of the following keys on the remote control, you can:
• [Guide] - Open and close the guide on your television
• [Select] - Select an Option
• [Arrow Keys] - Move around in the guide to make selections with the left, right, up and down arrows.
• [A, B & C] - Perform actions that are prompted on the screen - for
example, accept a selection or buy a pay-per-view (PPV) event
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Watching a Program That is on Now
Press Guide to display the IPG.
RESULT: The guide appears on the current time of channel highlighted. The program you are currently watching is reduced to fit in the upper right area of your screen.
Do one of the following:
Press the Up or Down arrow keys to move through the channels.
Press the Left or Right arrow keys to move through the time periods to find the program you want to watch.
3. Press Select to begin watching the highlighted program if it is on now.
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Changing the Way You View the IPG
When you first display the IPG, the programs are listed by Channel. You can
change the listing to view programs by Theme or Title.
1. Press the A key to go to the “Browse by” Menu.
2. Press the Up or Down arrow keys to choose Theme or Title.
3. Press Select.
Result: The IPG displays programs by either Title or Theme.
4. Press the Up or Down arrow keys to find a program to watch.
5. Press the Left arrow key to choose a different Theme or Title.
6. Press the Up or Down arrows to choose the Theme or Title you
want.
Note: When using Browse By Theme or Title, programs marked with a star are currently playing.
Exiting the IPG
At any time, you can press Exit on the remote control to leave the IPG and
return to watching your program full screen.
Setting a Timer for a Future Program
You can set up several types of timers to automatically remind you of
programs to watch or record. You can set up to eight reminder timers and
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eight VCR timers for future programs.
There are three available options for non-PPV channels:
• Tune to the current channel now
• Set a Reminder Timer to display a message on your screen reminding you of the selected program you want to watch just before it begins.
• Set a VCR Timer to tune your set-top box to a particular channel at the proper time to record the selected program.
Note: For PPV channels, there is an additional option to purchase the PPV
event.
1. Press Guide to display the IPG
2. Press the Up, Down, Left or Right arrow keys to highlight the future program you want to watch.
3. Press Select.
Result: The Future Program Options menu appears.
4. Use the Up or Down arrows to choose the time you want to set.
5. Press Select.
Note: If you are setting a VCR timer, you must program your VCR to record at
the proper time.
Cancelling an Active Record Timer
If the VCR is actively recording a program, the set-top box power indicator
must be on and you must use the remote control to cancel the active record
timer.
1. If the set-top box power indicator is off, press the Power key on the set-top box or on the remote control.
2. Press the Exit key on the remote control.
Result: The recording is cancelled.
Using Parental Control
Parental Control allows you to restrict certain programming. Before using
parental control, you must set up the blocking feature by channel, time and/or
rating.
1. Press the Settings key.
Result: The Quick Settings menu gives you the option to turn Parental Control on or off for the entire system.
2. Press the Up or Down arrow keys to highlight the Parental Control option.
3. Press Select.
Result: The Personal Identification Number (PIN) Entry screen appears.
4. Enter your Blocking PIN to turn Parental Control on or off.
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Ordering a Pay-Per-View Event
PPV events are special programs not available on other channels. You can
purchase these upcoming events by pressing a key on your remote control.
1. Press the Guide key to display the IPG.
2. Press the Up, Down, Right and Left arrow keys to highlight the event you want to purchase.
Note: Look for the PPV symbol that indicates PPV channels.
3. Press the Select key. Then, do one of the following:
• If the event is scheduled for future broadcast, the IPG displays the Future Programs Options menu. Follow the instructions on the screen.
• If the event is about to begin, the preview or purchase screen appears with the event information. Press the B key to buy the event, or follow the instructions on your screen.
4. If you have a Purchase PIN for PPV, the PIN Entry screen appears. Enter your Purchase PIN to authorize the purchase.
Note: Once your purchase has been authorized, a confirmation message
appears for a few seconds. If the program has not already started, an
attention screen counts down until the program begins.
PERSONAL VIDEO RECORDER (PVR)
Control a Live Program You Are Watching
The Pause , Rewind , Fast-Forward , Play , Instant Replay , and Live
keys on the remote control are used to control the live program in the Main
screen.
For example, when you are watching your favorite live TV program and the
telephone rings, press Pause to pause the program for up to 1 hour. To
reverse or advance one frame at a time, press Pause and then repeatedly
press Rewind  or Fast-Forward . For example, to advance three frames,
press Pause and then press Fast-Forward three times.
To resume watching your favorite program, press Play , and then press
Rewind  or Fast-Forward to cycle through four different speeds of rewind
or fast-forward.
To replay the last 8 seconds of a live or recorded program, press Instant
Replay .
To see the action in slow motion, press Play from normal play mode. Press
Play  again to resume normal play mode. From Pause mode, press Pause 
or Play to resume the normal play mode.
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If you have rewound or paused a live program, press Live at anytime to
catch up to the live TV program.
Note: These same dedicated PVR keys control the reduced screen (also
known as the quarter screen) in the Program Guide and in all PVR screens.
All of the features for controlling live TV (such as Pause, Fast-Forward, and
Rewind) are also available when playing back recorded programs.
Using Your Remote Control
Use the keys on the AllTouch Remote Control to access the PVR and PIP features
of your PVR. Important: Your remote control must be set to Cable Mode (CBL) to
access the PVR features.
Dedicated PVR Keys
AllTouch AT8400 Remote Control
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Using the Program Guide
Find a Program to Watch
1. Press Guide. The Program Guide appears and lists the next 7 days of programs.
2. Press the directional arrows to move through the program listings and highlight the program you want to watch.
3. Press Select. If the program is currently on, the Program Guide closes and the program you selected appears in full-screen TV. If the program is on in the future, a future program option screen appears.
Search for a Program by Channel, Title, or Theme
1. Press Guide. The Program Guide appears and lists the next
7 days of programs.
2. Press A (Browse By). The Browse By area of the Program Guide displays the options Title, Channel, and Theme.
3. Press Up Arrow or Down Arrow to highlight one of the
following options:
• Channel, which lists programs numerically by channel number
• Title, which lists programs alphabetically by program title
• Theme, which lists programs by theme (i.e., adventure, comedy,
sports, or news)
4. Press Select. The Browse By area of the Program Guide displays the programs according to the option you selected.
Search for a Program by Date
1. Press Guide. The Program Guide appears and lists the next
7 days of programs.
2. Press B (Browse By). The Browse By area of the Program Guide
displays the next 7 dates.
3. Press Up Arrow or Down Arrow to highlight a date.
4. Press Select. The Program Guide displays the programs that will be broadcast on that date.
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Recording TV Programs
Record a TV Program You Are Watching
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Press Record.
While in the Confirm Recording screen, choose your recording
options and press A. The Record Indicator is lit on the front panel of the PVR.
To manually stop recording before the scheduled time, press Stop and then follow the on-screen choices.
Record a TV Program From the Program Guide
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Press Guide.
Press the arrow keys to highlight a TV program, and then press Record.
In the Confirm Recording screen, choose your recording options and press A. The recording program is highlighted in red in the Program
Guide.
Record Multiple Episodes of a TV Program
If you want to record all the episodes of a program you are watching, follow
these steps:
1. Press Record.
2. Choose One Episode or All Episodes. Notice the information in the fourth column changes, based on your selection. Press A. If you selected All Episodes from the third column, the All Episode Recording Options screen appears.
3. Choose one of the options on the screen.
4. Press Select to save your settings. Note: The “New first-run episodes on this channel” option is subject to availability in your area.
Watching Your Recordings
Access and Play Back Your Recorded Programs Anytime
1. Press List.
2. Use the arrow keys to choose the program you want to play back.
3. Press Select to display your options.
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Access and Play Back Your Recorded Programs From the Program
Guide
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Press Guide.
Use the arrow keys to choose the PVR channel.
Note: The PVR channel is a dedicated channel that allows you to play back your recorded programs.
Press Select to play back the program.
Managing Recording Space
How Much Recording Space Do I Have?
1. Press List .
2. Press B to display the Preferences screen, which displays the percentage of recording space used.
Automatically Erasing Oldest Recordings If Space Is Needed
Turning Auto Erase on will automatically erase just enough of your oldest
recordings so there is enough space to record your new programs.
Note: Any recordings that have a Save Time of “Until I Erase” will not be automatically erased.
1. Press List.
2. Press B to display the Preferences screen.
3. Choose Turn ON Auto Erase.
Copy Recordings to a VCR Tape
The Copy to VCR feature lets you archive your recordings to a VCR tape.
Verify that the OUT 2 (VCR) outputs are connected to your VCR. When you
want to archive a TV program to VCR tape, first record the program to your
PVR. Then, copy the program from the PVR to your VCR.
The program that you are copying appears in the PIP window. You can watch
or record another program or even change channels in the Main screen
without affecting the copy in progress.
Copy a Recording
1. Connect the VCR to the OUT 2 (VCR) connection on the back of the
Explorer PVR. See Set Up Connections on page 12 for more information.
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2. Make sure that a tape is in your VCR and that the VCR is set to record.
3. Press List. The Recorded List screen appears.
4. Press Up Arrow or Down Arrow to highlight the recording you want to
copy to VCR. Be sure to select a program that is not being recorded.
5. Press Select. The Recorded Program Options screen appears.
6. Press Up Arrow to highlight “Copy to VCR.”
7. Press Select. The Copy to VCR screen appears.
8. Make sure your VCR is properly connected to your PVR outputs, and
press Record on your VCR.
9. Press Start copy (A). The recording begins copying to VCR tape, and
the Recorded List displays and shows the VCR symbol.
Note: You can watch the copying in progress through the PIP.
Using Picture-In-Picture
Activate PIP on Your TV
While watching a program, press PIP On/Off to activate the PIP screen.
• To pause or record the video in the PIP screen, you must first swap it to the Main screen.
• You can only use the dedicated PVR keys (Pause, Rewind, Fast-
Forward) to control the program shown in the Main screen.
• To change channel in the PIP screen, use PIP CH+ & PIP CH-.
Activate PIP From the Program Guide
From the Program Guide, press Exit or Guide to close the Program Guide,
and then press PIP On/Off to activate PIP. You can only activate PIP from
full-screen video.
Swap the Main and PIP Screens
To swap the TV program in the PIP screen to the Main screen, press PIP
Swap. You will only hear audio for the program in the Main screen.
Move the PIP Screen
To move the PIP screen clockwise to a different corner of the Main screen,
press PIP Move. The PIP screen can be moved to any of the four corners.
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Use Power-Save Mode
To maximize the life of your PVR, power it down when not in use. Either press
CBL and then Power on your remote control, or press Power on the front of
the PVR. The Power light turns off, but, because the PVR still is plugged in, your
scheduled recordings still occur.
Between 1:00 and 6:00 a.m. every day, your PVR will enter Power-Save
mode. In Power-Save mode, the set-top is powered-down, but all scheduled
recordings still occur. When the PVR enters Power-Save mode, your TV
displays a black screen with message to “Press any key to watch TV.”
At approximately 1:10 a.m., the PVR displays a 5‑minute warning banner,
which states that the PVR is about to enter Power-Save mode.
• If you do nothing when the warning banner appears, PVR will automatically •
power-down. To start watching TV again, press CBL and then Power on your remote control, or press Power on the front of your PVR.
To stop the PVR from entering Power-Save mode, simply press any key on your remote control when the warning banner appears.
ONlINE PAYMENT
Tired of waiting in line? With OptiLink, you can now pay your
residential
OptiLink account online through our website.
OptiLink
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Go to our website: www.optilink.us
Home
Pay Online
Business
Advertising
Webmail
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Login
Click on “Pay Online” You will need to register for a pay online account. At
the bottom of the box you will see “Register for Account” click on this.
Online Bill Payment Login
Use a valid username and
password to gain access to
the Payment System.
Username
Password
I forgot my username and/or
password.
Login
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For Residental Customers Only
Register for Account
For security purposes, you will need to type in your 6-digit account number
Login
(remember the
zero or zeros at the beginning), Zip Code and amount of last
payment that you made.
New User Registration
This verification process is
used to establish a new user
account.
6-Digit Account Number:
010021
Zip Code:
30720
Amount of Last Payment:
48.79
Submit
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Login
You will then enter a user name, your email address and password. We
recommend that you write this down some place safe, for your own records.
New User Registration
Create a new account login
registration.
dutest account
User Name:
Email Address:
[email protected]
Confirm Email Address:
[email protected]
Thank you, your email matches!
Password:
Confirm Password:
Thank you, your passwords match!
Create a new account
login registration.
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Login
Then you will use your new user name and password to log into your account!
Online Bill Payment Login
Use a valid username and
password to gain access to
the Payment System.
Username
Password
I forgot my username and/or
password.
Login
For Residental Customers Only
Register for Account
ayment.optilink.us/CGI-BIN/25DAC378/NEWREG.mbr/REG2?14:55:44.240
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And you are in! Just follow the steps to check and view your statement as well
Online Bill Payment
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as make payment online.
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Invoice No: 00621698
Bill Date: 06/16/2009
Payment Due Date:
07/06/2009
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Frequently Asked Questions
How far back can I rewind live TV? The length of time you can rewind
live TV depends on how long you have been tuned to a single channel. Each
time you change channels, a new copy is automatically stored to the built-in
recorder. This copy saves up to the last 1 hour of programming. For example,
if you have been watching the same channel for 15 minutes, you can rewind
that 15 minutes of the program.
Can I record the quarter screen in the Program Guide or the PVR
Recorded List? Yes, you can record the quarter screen on all PVR screens
by pressing Record. You can also record the quarter screen in the Program
Guide. Press Exit to display the video in full screen, and then press Record.
Note: Pressing Record while in the Program Guide will record the highlighted
program in the grid.
Can I record or pause the video in the PIP screen? Yes, but you must
swap it to the Main screen first. After pressing Record and confirming the recording, you can swap it back to the PIP screen and it will continue recording.
You can also press PIP On/Off and the video will continue to record.
If I’ve been tuned to a program since it started, do I have to rewind to
the beginning to record the entire program? No, if you have been tuned
to the program since its beginning, just press Record from any point in the
program to record the entire program. Recording will automatically stop when
the program ends.
How will I know the PVR is almost out of recording space? When you
try to schedule the next recording, a warning appears on the Confirm Recording screen. Also, you can see what percentage of recording space you have
used. Press List and then press for preferences.
Can you play back more than one recording? No, you cannot play back
more than one recording at a time.
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What happens if my PVR loses power temporarily? Everything you have
recorded is saved, based on the save time you selected in the Confirm Recording screen. Your scheduled recordings during the time the PVR lost power are
the only recordings you may miss.
Do my Parental Controls in the Program Guide carry over to PVR
recordings? Yes. If you block programs by channel or rating in the General
Settings menu, those settings are carried over to PVR recordings. For example,
if you decide to block all R-rated programs in the General Settings menu, the
R-rated programs will still be recorded, but you cannot play them back until
you enter the correct PIN.
How do I block or erase individual recordings in my recorded list or
change the save time for the recording? Highlight the recording on the Recorded List screen, and press Select on the remote control. An Options screen
appears for the program you selected.
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For more detailed information on how to program each device, please visit
http://www.dutil.com/forms/at8550remoteuseguide.pdf
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P.O. Box 869, Dalton, GA 30722-0869
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