Set the Power Mode
The SMD 101 offers two power modes: full power and low power-standby state (to
conserve power when the unit is inactive). If the SMD 101 is set for lower power-standby,
the inactivity (auto standby delay) period that elapses before the unit enters standby can
be set to a specific period of your choice. The default standby delay period is 4 hours (240
minutes).
Standby disables video processing and video output to save energy when the SMD 101 is
not in use.
Figure 76.
Advanced Configuration, Power Mode
To set the power mode from the
Exec/Power
Mode
page:
1.
In the
Power
Mode
panel (see figure 76), click the radio button for the desired power
mode.
1
Full Power
— Select this for normal operation.
2
Low Power-Standby State:
— Click to immediately enter standby mode. Normal
operation is resumed by clicking
Full
Power
, by pressing a front panel control, by
sending a power on/off command from the IR remote (if enabled in control options),
or when a SIS command that sets a value is received on the network or serial ports
(see
3
Auto Standby Delay:
— Enter a time in minutes or use the list buttons to scroll to
the desired time selection the device waits after the inactivity period is met before
entering standby mode.
2.
When
Low
Power
-
Standby
State
is selected (
2
), you can change the inactivity delay
period. To do so, select
Auto
Standby
Delay
(
3
), and enter the number of minutes
into the field (
4
) or use the up and down arrows to select the inactivity period.
NOTE:
When a browser is connected to access the embedded web pages,
occasionally when the device exits standby mode, the browser screen is blank or
items are dimmed. Refresh the browser to return to normal operation.
3.
Click
Save
(
5
). A notice appears briefly at the top of the screen stating that the
Executive/Power Mode settings are active. If standby was selected, a message can
appear on screen to indicate standby mode is active.
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