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Figure 3-1 Initial Screen
The program starts operating when entering the following sequence: Start ��
Program ➔ Multiple Display Control.
Note :The remote control Enable/Disable function operates whether or not the power is On/Off.
This applies to all the displays connected to the MDC. However, regardless of the status in
which the MDC was shut down, the remote control signal receiving function of all the dis
plays is initialized to Enable when the MDC is closed.
Main Screen
Warning
The remote control receiver’s Enable/Disable function operates despite whether the Power is
On/Off. This applies to all displays connected to the MDC. However, all displays are initiated
with the remote control receiver Enabled despite the status in which the MDC was shut off.
Beginning-Confirming the Port
Figure 3-2 Device Manager
The Multiple Display Control uses only Com1. This control operates with neither Com2
nor another port.
To check which port is installed, enter Control Panel ➔ Device Manager ➔ Ports.
If another port is installed except the “COM1” port, you can change to “COM1” from
the “Device Manager” if you’re using Windows 2000 or XP (please refer to the follow-
ing chapter). For all other operating systems, the change may be made from your PC
BIOS Setup.
Use the Exit menu to end the program. The Help menu shows how to use the
program and general information about the program.
ŒMain icons : Click the main icons to switch into each screen.
´Display selection : Select a display from Display Selection by marking ‘v.’
ˇSelect button : Click Select All, Clear All to select or clear all displays.
¨Info grid : Use Info Grid to see the brief information of selected display.
ˆControl tools : Use Control Tools to control displays.
ØTitle : The current title to be controlled is displayed.
∏Remocon: It allows you to enable or disable the remote control signal receiving function of
the display unit.
”Auto Adjustment : Adjusts the picture automatically.
Note :The Auto Adjustment feature operates only in Component2, RGB1, and RGB2.