Backlight Control
High Temperature Warning
The m70L has a feature that allows the display to recognize when it is too hot and to automatically reduce the backlight intensity in an effort to cool itself down.
When this occurs, the display will show a warning message on the BACKLIGHT CONTROL menu to let you know the display is not as bright as you want it to be. This message includes the temperature and the backlight intensity the display is actually using. See “Normal Use Thermal Guidelines” on page 7 for more information about temperature guidelines.
Backlight Control
Auto Backlight on
Turn Backlight off with no Source (DPMS)
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| Backlight Control Mode | Manual | |
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Unit is too hot (51ºC). Actual Intensity is 5.
Auto Backlight On
If AUTO BACKLIGHT ON is checked, the display turns on the backlights soon after AC power is applied. It won’t wait for a remote control or RS232 command.
This is the normal mode for applications where the displays will be on 24 hours a day. This way, no one has to manually turn on the backlights after a power failure.
Caution: To prevent temporary image retention (TIR), is recommended that you do not leave the m70L on for 24 hours a day. To get the most out of your display, see "Recommended Usage" on page 6.
If the displays normally have the backlights off for part of the day or night, do not check this box. Otherwise a power failure at night would turn on the backlights.
Turn Backlight Off With No Source and DPMS Delay
When checked, TURN BACKLIGHT OFF WITH NO SOURCE (DPMS) causes the backlights
to turn off after the source goes absent for the length of time specified in the DPMS DELAY line. If this line is not checked, the backlights remain on indefinitely. To specify an amount of time after which the source is absent that the backlights will shut off, enter that number in the DPMS DELAY line.
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