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48 CinemaWall Installation/Operation Manual
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• Program Edit: To edit the seven timer programs, press or repeatedly to highlight
Program Edit and press the ACTION ( ) button. Then, proceed as follows:
a Program: Press or to select a
program to edit.
b To define the first command in the
program, press
to select “01” and
press the ACTION ( ) button.
c Press to select “Time.”
d Press or to change the time of day
at which you want the CinemaWall to
execute the command, in one-minute
increments. Or, press and hold
or
to change the time in 15-minute
increments.
e Press to select “Command.”
f Press or to select the command to be executed at the time you set in Step d.
Refer to Table 6-1 for a description of these commands.
g Press RETURN ( ).
h Repeat Steps b through g for commands 2 through 8 in the program.
i To define additional commands, press repeatedly to access them in the Program
Edit menu. Or, to move between “pages” of the command list (there are eight
commands per page), press or .
Repeat this procedure as needed to create additional programs.
Onscreen Display: Select Onscreen Display from the OPTIONS menu and set it to On to
enable the display of the following on-screen indications:
• Current input and aspect ratio on power-up
• Input switch
• No signal display
• Mute and the remaining time on the off-timer when RECALL ( ) remote control
button is pressed twice.
To prevent the display of these items, set Onscreen Display to OFF.
Initial INPUT: Select Initial INPUT from the OPTIONS menu to have the CinemaWall
switch to a specific input every time it is turned on. Set it to Off to have the CinemaWall
display whichever input was active when it was turned off.
In order to select an initial input, you must set INPUT lock to Off
(refer to page 49).
Program 1
01 6:30 PON
02 6:30 IMS:SL1A
03 6:35 OMS:SCR1
04 --:-- ---
05 --:-- ---
06 --:-- ---
07 --:-- ---
08 --:-- ---
Weekly Command Timer
CHANGE
SELECT
RETURN
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Program 1
Command No 01
Time 6:30
Command IMS:SL1A
Weekly Command Timer
CHANGE
SELECT
RETURN
RETURN
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