Setup Menu; User Settings - Xavant STIMPOD NMS 410 Manual

4.1) Setup Menu

The setup menu contains 3 sub menus, the contents of each will be covered in detail
in the next sections. Use the Q-wheel to select an item and the enter key to enter the
corresponding menu. Menu button to exit.
1) User Settings – Settings regarding the user' s preferences, such as language, buzzer
volume, backlight settings and user info.
2) NMT Settings – Settings regarding NMT modes such as TOF or PTC. These settings
include refractory and repeat timers, active modes and whether the device is
currently being used with a facial electrode or not.
3) Locate Settings – Settings regarding Locate mode, including proximity indicator
levels and current mode settings (linear / non-linear).

4.2) User Settings

The language, buzzer volume and backlight can be set by scrolling to the appropriate
menu item using the wheel, selecting it using the enter button, then changing the
selected option using the wheel and accepting the new value using the enter button.
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Language options: English (default), French, Italian, Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese, German,
Swedish, Danish, Greek, Czech and Polish.
Volume options: Off, Low, Medium (default) and High. During operation, an icon on the
main device screen will indicate the currently selected volume.
Backlight options: Off, 5s (on for 5 seconds after last activity), 60s (on for 60 seconds after
last activity) and Always On.
Note: The battery life will be drastically shortened if Always On is selected.
User Info: The User Info menu item will open another menu page which allows the user
to enter two lines of personal information of 20 characters each. This menu is controlled
using two modes: Edit mode and Scroll mode. To change from Edit mode to Scroll mode,
press the menu button and from Scroll mode to Edit mode, press the enter button. In Scroll
mode the menu button will close the User Info menu and return to the User Settings menu.
In edit mode the wheel will change the character at the current position. When the
desired character is selected, pressing the enter button will move the cursor to the next
position. This will happen unless the character is backspace (
When the current character is the last of the line, the cursor will continue to the line not
currently being edited. Backspace will clear the current position and move the cursor to
the previous position. The enter character will move the cursor to the start of the line not
currently being edited.
) or enter (
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