Invalid Duration At Control Command Execution; Command Button Illuminating Condition - IDK MSD-701AMP User Manual

9.16.6 Invalid duration at control command execution

Menu Top→CONTROL COMMAND→INVALID DURATION
Setting value 0s000ms to 999s999ms [Default] 0s000ms
You can set the wait time that starts at control command execution and must elapse prior to accepting user
input to resend the command. Use this menu to prevent repeated execution caused by pressing the control
command execution button twice.
The longer time either of control command execution time or the time set in this menu will be applied as the
invalid operation time. Only operations from ports that execute control commands will be invalid; operations
from other ports can be performed.
For example, if you execute a command from a command execution button, you cannot perform any
operations from command execution buttons until the control command is completed. However, for "DISPLAY
POWER" buttons and "CHANNEL SELECTION" buttons, even during the invalid duration, control command
from different outputs can be executed.

9.16.7 COMMAND button illuminating condition

Menu Top→CONTROL COMMAND→ILLUMINATE CMD BUTTON
Setting for COMMAND A to COMMAND I
Setting value REGISTERED : Illuminates if a control command is registered
EXECUTION
*1
There are two planes (PLANE A and B) for each execution condition of "COMMAND" buttons A to F. If you
register control commands for both planes, the control commands are executed alternatively every time you
press the "COMMAND" button as follows.
Illuminating If you register a command only for one
condition
REGISTERED Illuminates if a control command is
registered
EXECUTION Illuminates while a control command is
being executed
*2
If execution duration is 500 ms. or shorter, the button LED illuminates for 500 ms. It can also be blinks by
changing the setting of "9.16.8 Blinking at command button".
: Illuminates while a control command is executed
[Table 9.42] Illuminating condition
plane
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*1
[Default]
*1 *2
If you register commands for both two
planes
Illuminates if PLANE A will be executed at
the next press; blinks if PLANE B will be
executed at the next press.
Illuminates if PLANE A will be executed at
the next press; turned off if PLANE B will be
executed at the next press.
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