Martin MAC Quantum Profile User Manual page 27

Menu level 1 Menu level 2
COOLING MODE
PERSONALITY
(continued)
DISPLAY
ERROR MODE
FACTORY
DEFAULT
CUSTOM 1
DEFAULT
SETTINGS
CUSTOM 2
CUSTOM 3
Menu level 3 Menu level 4
REGULATE FANS
CONSTANT FAN ULOW
CONSTANT FAN LOW
CONSTANT FAN MID
CONSTANT FAN FULL
ON
2 MINUTES
DISPLAY SLEEP
5 MINUTES
10 MINUTES
DISPLAY
10 ... 100
INTENSITY
DISPLAY NORMAL /
ROTATION ROTATE 180
DISPLAY
1 ...100
CONTRAST
NORMAL
SILENT
ARE YOU SURE?
LOAD
YES/NO
ARE YOU SURE?
LOAD
YES/NO
ARE YOU SURE?
SAVE
YES/NO
ARE YOU SURE?
LOAD
YES/NO
ARE YOU SURE?
SAVE
YES/NO
ARE YOU SURE?
LOAD
YES/NO
ARE YOU SURE?
SAVE
YES/NO
Table 3: Control menus
Control panel menus
Notes (Default settings in bold print)
Fans optimized for light intensity
(temperature controlled by regulating
fan speed, light output unaffected)
Fans optimized for maximum quietness
(temperature controlled by regulating light
output, fan speed fixed at ultra-low)
Fans optimized for quietness
(temperature controlled by regulating light
output, fan speed fixed at low)
Fans set to quietness/cooling compromise
(temperature controlled by regulating light
output, fan speed fixed at medium)
Fans optimized for cooling
(temperature controlled by regulating light
output only if required, fan speed fixed at
high)
Display permanently on
Display goes into sleep mode 2 minutes
after last key press
Display goes into sleep mode 5 minutes
after last key press
Display goes into sleep mode 10 minutes
after last key press
Set display intensity in % (default = 100)
Display orientation normal or rotated 180°
Adjust contrast of display (default = 41)
Enable error messages and warnings in
display
Disable error messages and warnings in
display (the status LED will still light to
indicate fixture status if an error has been
detected or the fixture has a warning)
Return all settings (except calibrations) to
factory defaults
Load Custom Settings 1
Save fixture's current settings as Custom
Settings 1
Load Custom Settings 2
Save fixture's current settings as Custom
Settings 2
Load Custom Settings 3
Save fixture's current settings as Custom
Settings 3
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