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_______ The actual window panel controls will depend upon your System 4 xi model, as
Executive Mode
Figure 5-6. Example of a System 4 xi (LD/LQ) Panel in Executive Mode with no Slave
Switchers
Figure 5-7. Example of a System 4 xi (LD/LQ) Panel in Executive Mode with a System 8 Plus as a Slave
Switcher
Window Pull-Down Menus
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– Depending upon the model of your System 4xi, there are
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three, four or five controls that correspond to the Picture Controls on the
System 4xi front panel. Each control is clearly marked and has a "nudge"
button for increasing and another for decreasing the setting. (These controls
are also available through the Configure Video pull-down menu.
well as the projector, or display device that is connected to it.
This section shows examples of System 4xi panels when in Executive Mode.
After setting up the audio and video controls, the System 4xi may be put in
Executive Mode. This simplifies switcher operation by disabling most of the audio
and video setup controls and not displaying them. This mode also "locks"
configuration settings by not allowing access to them.
Enter Executive Mode from the Configure Menu; leave by
clicking on the Normal button.
Executive Mode takes up less space on the computer
screen, allowing space for other applications.
Use the Normal button to get out of Executive Mode and return to the type of
menus shown on page 5-3. Use the Exit button to close and exit the Windows®
Control Software.
The following menus are not available in Executive Mode:
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– Use the Help menu for descriptions. Selections include:
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• Initialize Unit – Reset the System 4 xi to factory settings.
• Test/Cycle Inputs – Automatically steps through input selection one time.
• Exit – Leave the Windows® Control Program.
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– Use the Help menu for descriptions. Selections include:
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• Video Modes – Choose video type, picture controls, etc. for each input. To
see an example of this Control Panel Window, select "Video Configuration
Screen" from the first Help Screen.
• Audio Inputs – Set/view audio levels for each input. To see an example of this
Control Panel, select "Audio Configuration Screen" from the first Help
Screen.
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