Audiovox AVDINPC operation manual Monitor Resolution Changer, Timer, Virtual Keyboard

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Monitor Resolution Changer

iMON Monitor Resolution Changer allows you to change your monitor resolution using the remote control.

NOTE: You need to assign the “All-time Control” function to a button on the remote (see “Program Command Setting” on page 18). The executable program file is located here:

C:\Program Files\SOUNDGRAPH\iMON\iMON MRC.exe

To start the Monitor Resolution Changer, press the assigned remote control key. The “iMON Monitor Resolution Changer Window”, Figure 13, appears.

Figure 13: iMON Monitor Resolution Changer

Use the joystick on the remote control to select the desired screen resolution. You can select which resolution options appear in the “iMON Monitor Resolution Window” by clicking the Option button in the “iMON Manager” window, then clicking “Screen resolution”. Un-check the options you do not want to appear, then click OK.

Timer

The Timer function can shut down the PC or sound an alarm at a specified

time. To set the timer, press the timer button on the remote control. Push the joystick up/down to select MODE/TIME/Hour/Minute. Push the joystick left/right to adjust the value of each item. There are three options for MODE:

•Sleep: Shuts down the PC after a certain period of time.

•Alarm: Sounds the alarm after a certain period of time.

•NONE: Cancels the timer function that is already set.

Select ABS to enter an exact time or REL to enter a time relative to the current time. You can also use the keyboard arrow keys to enter the time.

After entering the timer settings, press the timer button again to activate the timer for the specified time. The Timer Indicator changes to indicate the time that the SLEEP/ALARM function will begin (see Table 3).

Table 3: Timer Indicator

Timer function on

Timer function on and All-time Control mode enabled.

To cancel the timer, press the timer button and select the NONE mode. Press the timer button again to exit and apply the changes.

Virtual Keyboard

The Remote Manager includes a Virtual Keyboard to help you type keyboard characters (alphabet, punctuation) in your applications.

The character input method is similar to a mobile phone dial pad. To input the alphabet character you want, locate the cursor on the text input field, then execute the "Application Launcher" and select "Remote Virtual Keyboard".

Five different input character sets are pre-defined on the Remote Virtual Keyboard for your typing, including English capital letters, English lowercase letters, numbers, special characters, and key words for Web surfing. Click the A1@ button to switch between character sets.

Figure 14: Web Key Word Character Set

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