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Installation
Saving Your Work and
Recalling a Memory
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Using ISF Memories: Four memory slots are reserved for use by ISF-certified
technicians. These are named "Day," "Night," "Custom 1" and "Custom 2."
The ISF Memories are functionally similar to the other, numbered memory slots (described
below), but provide some additional useful capabilities:
• The ISF Memories can be recalled by pressing a single button on the remote control, or
via the ISF Memories menu. You do not need to enter a menu passcode or use the
Memory menu (although it is possible to recall them this way).
• The "Custom 1" and "Custom 2" ISF Memories can be saved to – or their contents
deleted – via the ISF Memories menu. You do not need to enter a menu passcode or
use the Memory menu (although it is possible to save to or delete them this way).
• When you select an input, the previously-selected ISF memory slot is automatically
recalled. The other, numbered memory slots are recalled only on command.
If you change sources (switch to another input) and then switch back, everything you
did before is "recalled." Things will look like they did before.
Suppose you make adjustments to an SVGA source on the Analog input and save the
settings. Then, you feed a UXGA source to the Analog input, make new adjustments
and save the settings again. Then you switch to the S-Video input and do some more
setup for it.
Later you switch to the Analog input again, and this time it has the SVGA source from
before. The VideoWall/CineWall will recognize that it has seen this source before, or at
least a source with these characteristics, and will recall the ISF memory slot with the
SVGA settings you established before.
Manually saving to memory slots: Some saving is done automatically, but there are
big advantages to saving your work manually.
The VideoWall/CineWall has 40 numbered memory slots, and this is the best way to save.
Recall is fastest from memory slots.
1. First, set up the VideoWall/CineWall the way you want it, including all the adjustments
listed in this section.
2. Press MENU.
3. Select Memory from the Main Menu.
4. Select Save from the Memory Menu. This opens the Save grid.
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