Accurate Technology Model 8, Installation Manual

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OPERATION
Item 4, Input Memories, displays a listing of the Input memories stored in the projector.
Item 5, Preferences, lets you set various operational settings, which affect the behavior of
the projector, according to your preferences.
Item 6, Remote Control Options, allows you to modify the projector's communication
settings for communication with external control devices such as remote keypads.
Item 7, Clock/Events, allows you to set the projector's real-time clock/calendar and
program up to twelve individual projector control events to be automatically executed at
specified times or intervals.
Item 9, Service, provides service utilities for use by authorized service personnel.
(Password access is required.)
Source Setup >
Source Setup utilities are accessed by pressing 1 from the Utilities menu. Six
source related utilities are available.
UTIL 1 1 Copy setup
The Copy Setup utility is used to copy stored display settings from one setup memory to
another. When a copy is made, the originating memory remains unchanged and the
destination memory is overwritten with the settings of the originating memory.
To copy a setup memory, press 1 from the Source Setup menu. A dialog box is
displayed. Enter the setup memory you want to copy from and the setup memory you
want to copy to. Input memories are entered by pressing
SOURCE followed by a
switcher and slot number. Recall memories are entered by pressing RECALL followed
by a two digit Recall memory number (01 to 99).
Once complete, press
ENTER to proceed with the copy. A ''Copy Complete'' message is
briefly displayed to indicate a successful copy. When you are finished copying setup
memories, press
EXIT to return to presentation level.
UTIL 1 2 ASI with Save
ASI (Automatic Source interpolation) is a feature, which automatically adjusts display
settings based on the settings of other setup memories stored in the projector. The ''ASI
with Save'' utility performs an immediate ASI on the current source and saves the
resulting display settings in the current setup memory. The new settings are created by
either copying the settings from another setup memory, which has matching scan
frequencies, or by interpolating
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