Status Line; Screen Display Brightness And Background; Screen Display Position; Programming Camera Titles - Philips LTC 5108/50 User Manual

4.15 Status Line

This menu determines what will be displayed on the on-
screen Status Line. There are three options: 1. A full status
line which contains the camera number, camera title,
sequence mode, and alarm status information, 2. Camera
number and title only, or 3. Nothing at all (see Screen 9).
The SKIP/clr key will toggle the selection pointer between
the three modes. The default is a full status line.
Screen 9
CAUTION: Selecting the status line option other than the
"full status" will not display the word "ALARM" on the video.
4.16 Screen Display Brightness and
Background
The display brightness may be adjusted over 7 levels from
black to white (see Screen 10). The display background
Screen 10
may be selected as silhouette (profile), no silhouette (no
profile), or block format. The SKIP/clr key is used to make
the display lighter while the ALARM key is used to make the
display darker. When the end of the brightness range has
been reached, the background format will toggle. The default
background is silhouette.

4.17 Screen Display Position

The display may be positioned both horizontally and
vertically (see Screen 11). The numeric "1" key is used to
move the
display up, "2" to move down, "3" to move left and "4" to
move right. The default is bottom and center of the monitor
screen.

4.18 Programming Camera Titles

With video present, access the Title Programming menu by
pressing and holding RUN/next and then pressing the
numeric "3" key (see Screen 12).
Once in the title setting screen:
-- To call up and program the title for a particular camera,
enter the desired camera number via the numeric keys.
This will call up the entered camera # on all monitors (if
video present).
-- To move the cursor on the title screen, press
RUN/next.
-- To increment characters, press ALARM.
-- To decrement characters, press SKIP/clr.
-- To exit, press DWELL.
Note: These functions can be performed at a faster speed
by pressing and holding the respective keys for a few
seconds.
Note: For applicable characters, see FONT TABLES.
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Screen 11
Screen 12