[Fail Over] - LG L18 User Manual

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[Fail Over]

[Ez Setting]
This feature enables automatically switching to other input sources in order of priority if the primary signal is
interrupted. It also enables the automatic playback of the photo and video content stored on your device.
• [Off]: Turn off the Fail Over function.
• [Auto]: Switch to other input sources in the predetermined order if there is no signal from the current input.
• [Manual]: Set switching priorities for inputs when there is no signal. In case there are multiple video signals, the
current input switches to the input with the highest priority.
• [Reset]: Reset to initial settings.
• [USB]: You can set this option to [Off], [Movie], or [Photo].
- [Off]: Disable the Fail Over USB function.
- [Movie]: If you set this feature to [Auto], a video is played back when there is no input signal. If you set this feature
to [Manual], a movie is played back when there is no signal from any of the prioritized inputs.
- [Photo]: If you set this feature to [Auto], a photo slideshow is played back when there is no input signal. If you set
this feature to [Manual], a photo slideshow is played back when there is no signal from any of the prioritized inputs.
NOTE
• The number of priorities may vary depending on the model.
• When [Mode] is set to [Off], all of its sub-menus are disabled.
• When [Mode] is set to [Auto], the Priority menu is disabled.
• When [USB Lock] in [Lock Mode] is turned on, the menu items of the USB [Fail Over] feature are disabled, and the
feature stops working.
• For the USB [Fail Over] feature to normally work, your USB drive must have a folder named "FAIL_OVER" or "fail_
over" , as well as valid content (a video or an image).
• If your USB drive does not have a folder named "FAIL_OVER" or "fail_over" or the folder has no content, the default
USB pop-up menu appears when the operation of the USB [Fail Over] feature starts.
• The USB [Fail Over] feature will be disabled after the distribution of content (or the scheduled playback of the
content). However, if a [Fail Over] event (input signal connection / changes in the USB [Fail Over] feature menus /
USB reconnection) occurs, the USB [Fail Over] feature will be enabled again.
• The USB [Fail Over] feature is disabled during the playback of content or while in standby for the scheduled playback.
• The USB [Fail Over] feature is disabled during software updates (including [EZ Download]).
• If both USB 1 and USB 2 have a USB storage device connected to them, the content stored in USB 1 will be played
back.
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