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5. Enter the ID window display information. The ID window appears on
your screen after a channel switch and displays the current channel
name. You may enter the window's position, text size, field length, text
color and window color from this menu or visually adjust these values
instead. See next instructions, 'Adjusting the ID Window Visually.'
6. Enter a value, in seconds, for the ID window dwell time. A value of 0
indicates that the window will not display at all. A value of 255 will
keep the ID window visible the entire time that channel is active.
7. Use the space bar to enable or disable the Dual Video feature. Please
note that if dual video is enabled, you must also designate your second-
ary monitor's user module in the System Configuration option of the
Administrator Control Menu. For more information on the dual video
feature, see the section "Dual Monitor Support" later in this chapter.
8. Press Enter to accept your selections.
Adjusting the ID Window Visually
1. Press the Control key twice within one second.
2. Highlight the desired channel and press the F3 function key.
3. Adjust your ID window, using the following keys:
+/- keys set window length.
Space changes ID text size.
Page Up sets background color.
Page Down sets text color.
Arrow keys set window position.
Shift-Arrow moves window in smaller increments.
Press Enter to accept the changes or Esc to leave the settings unchanged.
Editing Computer Channel Configurations
1. Press the Control key twice within one second.
2. Highlight the channel you wish to edit and press the F2 function key.
3. Edit any of the channel configuration options you wish and press Enter to
accept the changes.
Note: For a quick edit of the channel name and address only, use F4.
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