Advanced Global Technology QSP-660 AdvancedTechnologyVideo,1Inc.Remote Control, Other Options

Other Options			Other Options
The Other Options menu provides access to the advanced
QSP-660 systems options.		AdvancedTechnologyVideo,1:Inc.Remote Control:		Code 2
Selecting:			2: Security Set Up . . .
			3: Text Color:	White
1.	Toggles the IR remote control code setting
			4: Text Background:	Off
	between Code 1, Code 2, and remote Off. (See		5: VCR Playback:	Field
	“Programming your ATV QSP-660 Remote
	Control” on page 17.)		PIP: Restore ALL Settings
2.	Enters the Security Set Up menu for establishing		to Factory Defaults
			Camera: Select
	a security lockout code.
			5 is VCR + 1
3.	Toggles On-screen text color between White,
			DISPLAY: Accept and Return
	Light Grey, and Dark Grey.

4.Toggles the text background between On and Off.

5.(VCR +1) Toggles the VCR playback video format between field and frame.

Security Set Up

Security lockout is a means to disable the QSP-660 menus so that casual or inadvertent tampering can be prevented. It is not intended as a hard security measure and can be bypassed by removing the QSP-660 power followed by applying power and simultaneously pressing the DISPLAY button until the ATV name appears. This is not the preferred method of bypassing security because this step also returns all internal parameters and options to their factory defaults.

The security feature requires that a security code (password) of 1 to 9 digits be entered and verified. The security lockout does not become active until the menus have been exited. When Button Lock is turned on, it will disable all front panel operations. A long press of the DISPLAY button will still enable menus. Security IR Lock and Serial Lock, when On, will disable all IR remote button and serial interface operations respectively.

Security Set Up

Menus are Unlocked
1: Lock Menus
2: Unlock Menus
3: Button Lock:	Off
4: Security IR Lock:	Off
5: Serial Lock:	Off

Camera: Select 5 is VCR + 1

DISPLAY: Accept and Return

QSP-660: Instructions for Basic Operation and Installation Page 16