How to access system information?

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Hire in at the local cable company and go through their specific training
for the service technicians. Company specific materials and service codes
required.
"JoAnne" <mwsoft@cox.net> wrote in message
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> Sunday, August 21 2005, @ 11:31 AM (-0700 GMT)
>
> Hi,
>
> I have a Cox Cable Converter box described below:
>
> Motorola Dual-Tuner DVR
> Model DCT6412 Phase III
>
> When a technician came out to check on a problem, he used my remote
> control and brought up a screen with dozens and dozens of lines of
> data. The data included signal levels which were constantly varying,
> and all kinds of interesting stuff about the many channels. It also
> included a temperature readout, in degrees F, which was interesting.
>
> Question: How can I access this screen listing? What buttons on the
> remote do I push to bring it up? What do I push to make it go away?
>
> Thank you,
>
> JoAnne
> WebMistress: http://www.AntiVirusYellowPages.com

Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv (More info?)

Monday, August 22 2005, @ 8:20 AM (-0700 GMT)

Thank you gentlemen! I fihuered out HOW to bring up the diagnostic
screen. All I need do is to press "Power" on the remote and then press
"Select" on the remote within 2 seconds. :-)



On Sun, 21 Aug 2005 11:38:01 -0700, JoAnne <mwsoft@cox.net> wrote:

>Sunday, August 21 2005, @ 11:31 AM (-0700 GMT)
>
>Hi,
>
>I have a Cox Cable Converter box described below:
>
>Motorola Dual-Tuner DVR
>Model DCT6412 Phase III
>
>When a technician came out to check on a problem, he used my remote
>control and brought up a screen with dozens and dozens of lines of
>data. The data included signal levels which were constantly varying,
>and all kinds of interesting stuff about the many channels. It also
>included a temperature readout, in degrees F, which was interesting.
>
>Question: How can I access this screen listing? What buttons on the
>remote do I push to bring it up? What do I push to make it go away?
>
>Thank you,
>
>JoAnne
>WebMistress: http://www.AntiVirusYellowPages.com