Hidden functions - Revision history

40H3X: /* Sleep Timer and Wake up Timer */

2025-01-15T15:01:08Z

‎Sleep Timer and Wake up Timer

2025-01-15T15:00:57Z

‎Sleep Timer

2019-05-02T12:39:21Z

‎Mute icon

2019-05-02T06:50:50Z

2019-05-02T06:50:29Z

2017-07-18T16:43:08Z

‎Sleep Timer

2017-07-18T15:39:45Z

2017-07-18T15:28:49Z

‎Sleep Timer

2017-07-18T15:22:27Z

‎The right time

2017-07-18T15:22:09Z

‎The right time

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-==='''Sleep Timer and Wake up Timer'''===
+==='''Sleep Timer and Wakeup Timer'''===
 Under this one there is much more than just the possibility to set the time for your box to doze off. There is the possibility to let your box go to standby when it's unattended for a certain time. Also there is the possibility to wake it up from deep standby, at a certain time or day, so check it out.
 [[File:Hidden_Functions-005.jpg|frameles|centre|600px]]

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-==='''Sleep Timer'''===
+==='''Sleep Timer and Wake up Timer'''===
 Under this one there is much more than just the possibility to set the time for your box to doze off. There is the possibility to let your box go to standby when it's unattended for a certain time. Also there is the possibility to wake it up from deep standby, at a certain time or day, so check it out.
 [[File:Hidden_Functions-005.jpg|frameles|centre|600px]]
 =='''Startup Service'''==

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 =='''Mute icon'''==
-When you use the remote to mute the sound, the mute icon stay on the screen. I this for some reason annoys you, you can remove it from the screen by pressing it the mute key on your remote long, until it is removed from the screen, remember that the mute keeps working, pressing the remote again will restore the sound.
+When you use the remote to mute the sound, the mute icon stays on the screen. If this for some reason annoys you, you can remove it from the screen by pressing the mute key on your remote long until it is removed from the screen, remember that the mute keeps working, pressing the remote again will restore the sound.
 =='''On and Off'''==

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−	==Mute icon==	+	=='''Mute icon'''==
	When you use the remote to mute the sound, the mute icon stay on the screen. I this for some reason annoys you, you can remove it from the screen by pressing it the mute key on your remote long, until it is removed from the screen, remember that the mute keeps working, pressing the remote again will restore the sound.		When you use the remote to mute the sound, the mute icon stay on the screen. I this for some reason annoys you, you can remove it from the screen by pressing it the mute key on your remote long, until it is removed from the screen, remember that the mute keeps working, pressing the remote again will restore the sound.

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 Maybe hidden functions is not the right term, but the functions mentioned below are not easy to find or appear when you press a long time on a certain key in a certain screen of OpenPLi.
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 Under this one there is much more than just the possibility to set the time for your box to doze off. There is the possibility to let your box go to standby when it's unattended for a certain time. Also there is the possibility to wake it up from deep standby, at a certain time or day, so check it out.
 [[File:Hidden_Functions-005.jpg|frameles|centre|600px]]

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 Maybe hidden functions is not the right term, but the functions mentioned below are not easy to find or appear when you press a long time on a certain key in a certain screen of OpenPLi.
 =='''On and Off'''==
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 Under this one there is much more than just the possibility to set the time for your box to doze off. There is the possibility to let your box go to standby when it's unattended for a certain time. Also there is possibility to wake it up from deep standby, at a certain time or day, so check it out.
 [[File:Hidden_Functions-005.jpg|frameles|centre|600px]]
 =='''Graphical Multi EPG Date/time input'''==
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 [[File:Hidden_Functions-002.jpg|frameles|centre|600px]]
 [[File:Hidden_Functions-004.jpg|frameles|centre|600px]]
 =='''The right time'''==
 Having the right time is essential when using timers, as OpenPLi gets it at startup from a transponder, it is wise to make use of the [https://wiki.openpli.org/index.php/Hidden_functions#Startup_Service<span style="color:SteelBlue">Startup service</span>]. By doing so and choosing a reliable transponder you will always have the right time. For the Dutch, choosing an NPO channel will be a good choice.

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:22, 18 July 2017
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	=='''The right time'''==		=='''The right time'''==
−	Having the right time is essential when using timers, as OpenPLi gets it at startup from a transponder, it is wise to make use of the [https://wiki.openpli.org/index.php/Hidden_functions#Startup_Service<span style="color:SteelBlue">Startup service</span>]. By doing so and choosing a reliable transponder you will always ~~having~~ the right time. For the Dutch, choosing an NPO channel will be a good choice.	+	Having the right time is essential when using timers, as OpenPLi gets it at startup from a transponder, it is wise to make use of the [https://wiki.openpli.org/index.php/Hidden_functions#Startup_Service<span style="color:SteelBlue">Startup service</span>]. By doing so and choosing a reliable transponder you will always have the right time. For the Dutch, choosing an NPO channel will be a good choice.