System Settings - Vizualogic VMOD Owner's Manual

System Settings

The System Settings pane offers you the ability to configure your
VMOD.
Synchronization
Choose Preferred Wi-Fi Network
This will present a list of Wi-Fi networks within radio range that you may connect to.
You will need to provide your WEP key in hexadecimal, or your WPA pass phrase in
order to connect to the Wi-Fi network.
Synchronize Files with Wi-Fi Media Server
This will initiate a synchronization cycle with the Wi-Fi media server. The
synchronization will also occur whenever the VMOD detects your preferred Wi-Fi
network in range and the media server running.
Configure Wi-Fi Synchronization Settings
This screen allows you to configure the amount of time allotted to synchronize after a
user-initiated shutdown from the power button or the advanced settings menu. Note that
this has no effect on the behavior of the unit due to the power controller.
General Settings
Pair Remote Control
This will take you to a module that allows you to add or remove a VMOD remote to/from
the system. When you enter this module, it will locate all Bluetooth Devices in range in
pairing mode and will highlight the VMOD Remotes. Select a remote and click "Pair" to
pair it to the unit. You may select a remote already paired to remove by clicking "Unpair".
Note that if all remotes are removed from the system, you will need to reboot to initiate
auto-pairing again.
Audio Control
This module allows you to adjust the volume levels of system sounds, and enable/disable
system sounds related to the remote and message boxes, and speaking of module names.
You may also adjust the equalizer, sonic enhancements, and the exponential volume
control in this module.
Adjust Display
If the picture bounds exceed the visible space of your monitor, you may fine-tune the
location of the edges using this module. The "Position" arrows (left) adjust the position
on the screen, and the "Size" arrows (right) adjust the size.
Set Time
Use this module to input the current date, time, and time zone into VMOD.
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