How to Use the SET-UP MENU (cont.)

REMOTE SYSTEM

Selects the external control system of the MAKE/TRIGGER terminal.

Setting value: MAKE (make contact system), TRIG. (trigger system)

NO SYNC FUNCTION

Selects the screen status when no signal is being input.

NO SYNC DISPLAY

Sets the screen status when no signal is being input.

OFF, SUSPEND (suspend

 

 

mode), GRAY (gray screen)

DELAY TIME

 

 

Sets the period until the screen status changes after

5, 20, 60 (seconds, approx.)

 

signals stop coming in.

 

 

 

 

STATUS DISPLAY

Selects whether or not to display the status. (page 9)

Setting value: ON, OFF

NOTE:

• While this item is set to “ON,” warning messages except “Control lock on!” do not appears.

CONTROL LOCK

Turns on (or off) the control lock function to disable the buttons on the front panel.

Setting value: ON, OFF

NOTE:

The following operations are available while this function is activated:

Turning on/off the monitor

Displaying the SET-UP MENU (by pressing CHROMA/PHASE button while pressing the MENU button) and turning “CONTROL LOCK” to “OFF”

Operating the monitor by the external control

If you try other operations, “Control lock on!” appears on the screen.

HOUR METER X100h

Shows the total hours of use.

NOTE:

The hour is shown in 100-hour unit.

The hour is reset to “000” after the total hours of use have reached to “999.”

Use time less than 1 hour is not accumulated.

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JVC LM-170, LM-150 manual No Sync Display, Delay Time, Setting value ON, OFF

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