Extron electronic AVT 200HD Unit Reset Menu Resetting from the Front Panel, Unit Reset Menu Flow

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Unit Reset Menu (Resetting from the Front Panel)

Three modes of reset can be initiated from the AVT 200HD front panel.

VIEW

COMM SETTING

Menu

UNIT

Next

FACTORY

Next

PRESS NEXT

RESET

RESET

TO RESET

 

 

 

Menu

 

Turn either Adjustment knob

 

 

 

Default

 

 

to select a reset mode.

 

 

 

 

 

Cycle

 

FACTORY RESET

 

Next

 

 

 

 

 

RESET USER SETTINGS

 

 

 

CLEAR CH & PRESET LIST

 

RESETTING UNIT

PLEASE WAIT..

Figure 24. Unit Reset Menu Flow

To reset the unit using the front panel menus:

1.Press the Menu button repeatedly until Unit Reset is displayed on the LCD screen.

2.Press Next to go to the Unit Reset submenu.

3.Rotate either Adjustment knob to display the reset options:

Factory Reset: Restores all settings to the defaults that were set at the

factory except the IP settings. (This selection is equivalent to the SIS command E ZXXX; see the Total reset command in the “Command/response Table for SIS Commands,” “Remote Configuration and Control” section.)

Reset User Settings: Resets all settings except the scanned channels and presets.

Clear Ch & Preset List: Erases scanned channels and presets.

4.When the desired reset option is displayed on the LCD screen, press Next. The LCD screen displays Press Next to Reset.

5.Press Next to start the reset. While the unit is being reset, the LCD screen displays

Resetting Unit Please Wait.

When the reset is complete, the LCD display returns to the default cycle if the channel list has not been removed. If the channel list has been deleted, the [Source] Channel List Empty and Press Up Button to Start Scan messages alternate on the LCD screen.

NOTE: You can perform resets using:

The Reset button (see “Resetting from the Rear Panel,” later in this section)

SIS commands (see the Resets commands in the “Remote Configuration and Control” section)

The Windows-based control software (see the program help file)

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FlowScanning for channels Channel Setup MenuSelecting the signal source Option Scans forScanning Channels with long minor numbers CableOutput Configuration Menu Selecting tune or preset modeSaving presets Not available via the front panel Selecting a channelRecalling presets Selecting the output resolution and refresh rateSelecting the display aspect ratio Selecting the display modeResolution Composite Simultaneous Video OutputAudio Configuration Menu Selecting the closed caption serviceComm Setting Menus Comm Setting Menu FlowViewing serial port and IP settings Configuring the serial port and IP parametersUnit Reset Menu Resetting from the Front Panel Unit Reset Menu FlowResetting from the Rear Panel Volume ControlExiting the Menu System Reset Modes Summary Activation Result Purpose/Notes Exec Mode Select Disable Locking and Unlocking the Front Panel Executive ModesUsing the AVT 200HD IR Remote Control Executive Mode Menu FlowInstalling batteries in the AVT 100 Remote Area for Remote Signal ReceptionButtons on the AVT 200HD Remote Control Buttons on the AVT 200 Remote ControlSelecting a Channel or Preset Using the IR Remote Control Channel Selection buttons 0 throughLocking IR Remote Control Access Using the On-screen Display OSDIntroductory Display Volume Level Display Channel Information DisplayProgram Guide Ethernet Port Serial PortUSB Port Ethernet CableIP Address Connection TimeoutsEstablishing an Ethernet Connection Chip Security for Parental Control Using SIS CommandsTuner-initiated Messages Copyright message With an RS-232 connectionError Response References Tuner Error ResponsesUsing the Command/Response Tables for SIS Commands X1@ Symbol Definitions for AVT 200HD Specific CommandsSpecial Characters X1#X2@ X2# X2% X3@ X3#Command/Response Table for AVT 200HD SIS Commands EX!*X@TVSLX!*X@TVCH EX!*X@TVCHX2%TVPR EX2RATE EX2%NGEX2&OPOL EX1TVOS EX1TVTMEX1TVPG X1% X1 TvccX1% Fscc X1 FsccX2*FSCC X1&FSCCX1*FSCC ExafmtX1$ VolX1$ Chip Setup Parental ControlEX* Lang 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in Progress Accessing the Web Pages HtmlExample of a Network Password Dialog Box Special CharactersSystem Status System StatusConfiguration Pages System SettingsIP Settings Fields Unit Name fieldDate/Time Settings Fields Date/Time Settings FieldsTuner Settings Tuner SettingsTo hide a channel Edit Channels and Presets sectionChannel Scan section To show a hidden channelOutput Setup section Executive ModeSetting a password PasswordsRemoving passwords Firmware Upgrade Firmware UpgradeChoose File Window with a Firmware File Selected File Management Uploading FilesAdding a Directory Other File Management ActivitiesControl Pages User ControlAdjusting the volume Selecting a presetKeypad Closed Captioning Closed CaptioningChip Text Size Text Style Text Fill Text ColorMovie Rating Parental Control section Chip ScreenTV Rating Parental Control section Maximum Allowed TV Rating for Ages sectionChange PIN section RF video input SpecificationsSignal processing Video output analogAudio output analog 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