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2.1 What Kind of Problem Is It?
2.1.2 Startup Problems
2.1.2.1 Using the Remote Control and LEDs
The LEDs are inside, but they are duplicated in the Status Menu. If you can't see the inside LEDs,
there are two bright LEDs that flash a code on the screen. The remote control has special buttons that
start menu chains, a series of menus presented in the order you normally use them.
The remote control opens menus on the screen and
gives you control of the electronics. The remote has
many "hot key" buttons that go directly to the control
you want.
Many of the hot keys lead you through a menu
chain, a series of menus presented in a natural order.
Each press of a hot key moves you to the next menu
in the chain.
The menu chains are slightly intelligent;: they take
you through different paths depending on what
choices you make in the menus. These chains are
listed on the facing page and shown as diagrams in
"How to the Use Menu Chains" on page 20.
Menu button
Press the
button on the remote control to
MENU
open the Main Menu. The up and down arrow but-
tons move the selection arrow through the various
items. Press
to choose an item.
ENTER
Many of the Main Menu items have hot keys, so
you can initiate these functions without using the
Main Menu. This is a little faster and more conve-
nient.
The
button either activates the current
ENTER
selection or it moves you to the next menu.
Menu symbols
"
is the selection arrow. Move this symbol with
the up and down arrow keys on the remote
control to choose a function. Press
activate the function.
#$
means you can change this item with the + and
– arrow keys.
$
at the right end of a menu item means that
when you press
ENTER
another menu.
!
is a radio button. Only one of these buttons in a
group can be selected at a time. Use the
button to select one of these radio buttons,
which deselects all the others.
"
is the currently selected radio button.
&
is a check box that is not checked. Select it with
the
button. Several check boxes can be
ENTER
selected at one time.
18
to
ENTER
for this item, it leads to
ENTER
'
is a check box that is selected. Its feature is cur-
rently active. Deselect it with the
#
is a selector dot in the Source Select menu
(only). It indicates the current selection.
is a momentary push button. Press
"
push it when the selection arrow points to it.
When this button is pushed, it changes shape a
little.
LEDs and Status menu
The WN-4030 has three ways to find out what is
happening: Status menu, inside LEDs, and
On-Screen Status Codes.
Press
on the remote control to see the
MONITOR
Status menu. Part of this menu repeats the state of
the inside LEDs. Turn the page to see an explanation
of all the items in this menu.
You can see the inside LEDs if you remove the
screen. You can also see them through the rear access
door. See "How to Read the Inside LEDs" on page 24.
The On-Screen Status Codes help you when the
lamp does not light and you can't see the inside
LEDs. Press
to make the On-Screen Status
MONITOR
Codes operate. They flash a simple code in the lower
left part of the screen. See "How to Read On-Screen
Status Code" on page 22.
key.
ENTER
to
ENTER
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