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Sleep
The sleep/resume feature of the TPG is designed to save battery life if the
unit is accidently left on. When enabled, the TPG will enter a low-power
state after the configured time interval of no activity (pressing the MODE
button resets the sleep timer). When the TPG is in Sleep mode, pressing
the MODE button will resume operation by displaying the last selected
pattern.
There are 4 time intervals that may be selected in the Menu: 15, 30,
45, and 60 minutes. These options are represented by values of 1 (15
minutes), 2, 3, and 4 (60 minutes). The Sleep feature may be disabled by
toggling the value to N.
This function is enabled by default with a time interval of 30 minutes.
CSYNC
When enabled, this function will output a signal on the H pins suitable
for use as Composite Sync. If disabled (N), then both the H & V output
pins must be connected to the signal header on the monitor chassis to
drive the display. Disabling this function can be used to test a chassis
with a fully separated H/V sync signal. This function setting does not
take effect until exiting the Menu.
The Menu is always displayed with CSYNC enabled, to prevent a
condition where no display results from disabling CSYNC.
This function is enabled (Y) by default.
