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OPERATION AND USE - Menus (continued)
Setting Screen Text and Preprogrammed Events:
SET SCREEN TEXT MENU (enter from Edit Record
Options Menu selection # 3)
1) TITLE ROW: Select which row (up and down place-
ment) the text will appear on by repeatedly pressing the
"1" button. Row #1 is the highest row (just above the
middle of the screen), row #7 is just above the time and
date.
2) TITLE COL: Select which column (side to side place-
ment) that the test will start on by repeatedly pressing
the "2" button.. Observe that text may "bleed" onto the
next row if the text length is too long for the column it is
placed in. Col # 0 is all the way to the left of the screen.
3) SET TEXT: Another menu in which the actual char-
acters of text are set (see below).
EDIT TEXT MENU (enter from SET SCREEN TEXT
Menu selection # 3)
After entering this menu, the user will find 20 "dashes".
These dashes are place holders for text characters. To
select which place the first character will go, toggle the
+ and - buttons back and forth on the remote. Once the
placement is selected, toggle the REW and FF buttons
back and forth to select the specific character. Observe
numbers, letters, and other characters are available. To
move to the next character, advance using the + button.
To rewrite over a previous character, move backward
with the - key. Up to 20 characters (including spaces)
are available. To view actual screen placement, exit
menus and view screen. Experiment for the best place-
ment of your text.
SELECT EVENT TYPE MENU (enter from EDIT SECU-
RITY FEATURES Menu selection # 2)
1) SET DAILY EVENT: To preset the on and off time for
up to five separate events (see page 9).
2) SET ONE TIME EVENT: To preset a One Time Event
on time, off time, and date that it will occur. Five separate
One Time Events can be programmed (see page 9).
3) SET TRIGGER BLOCK TIME: To select the trigger off
times so that normally open or normally closed event
triggers will not cause the machine to record. Three sep-
arate trigger blocks can be set. (see page 9). NOTE:
Trigger blocks DO NOT disable a PANIC RECORD trig-
ger.
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