Related Links | Family TimerYou can use Family Settings to set a Family Timer to manage your family's console use on a daily or weekly basis. For example, you can set the console to allow two hours of play per day. After those two hours of play, the console can't be used again within that 24-hour period, unless you grant additional time. A daily timer resets at midnight, and a weekly timer resets Sunday at midnight. You can override Family Timer settings if you want to continue using the console after the set time limit is reached. Add more time or suspend the timer altogether until the next time the console is shut down. Set the Family Timer Remember, console settings apply to everyone who uses your Xbox 360 console. You can't have different settings for different players. Tip To set the Family Timer:
Manage the Family Timer During a Console Session During gameplay or while watching a DVD, notifications will appear 1 hour, 30 minutes, 15 minutes, and 5 minutes before the time runs out. This gives players sufficient warning so they can save their games. To override the Family Timer settings, use your pass code. You can add time in increments of 5 minutes and then 15 minutes. You also can suspend the timer to continue console play until you're done. If you suspend the timer, you will have to shut down the console manually to reset the timer. It resets when you start the console again. To add time or suspend the timer:
Tip Once the timer counts down to zero, you must act—add more time or suspend the timer—or the console shuts down. To change Family Timer settings at any time, press the Xbox Guide button and select Family Settings, Console Controls, Family Timer. |