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Product Manual –

INTUITION HT

SETTING/RESETTING THE ATTRACT LOOP

There are two configuration options for the attract loop. You
can set whether you want to password-protect the attract loop
(i.e., password is needed to initiate a session, thus requiring an
employee to walk the customer through the experience). You
can also set the inactivity timeout (i.e., the length of inactivity
time before the system switches back to the attract loop). 

The system is shipped with no password protection on the
attract loop and the inactivity timeout is set for 3 minutes. If
you want to change these settings:

1.  From the Manager Control Panel, touch 

Set/Reset Attract

Loop

.

2. Select 

Set/Reset Password

if you want to password-

protect the attract loop. Follow on-screen instructions to
create a password. The password you select only applies to
the attract loop and does not affect the manager mode
password.

3. Select 

Set/Reset Inactivity Timeout

to change the timeout

settings. Select the desired timeout length. (

fig. 9) Select

No Timeout

if you want to disable the timeout feature. The

system notifies that the timeout has changed.

ENABLING/DISABLING PRODUCTS 

There may be times when you need to disable a product in the
display (e.g., product is temporarily unavailable because it has
been sold/removed from the display) and then later re-enable it.
To enable or disable products:

1.  From the Manager Control Panel, touch Configure Positions.

2.  Select a product category (e.g., A/V Receivers) from list on

the top. 

3.  Touch the component number you want to disable. When a

product is disabled, a red X appears instead of the product
number. (

fig. 10) Touch the number again when you want

to re-enable the product.

MODIFYING GOOD, BETTER, BEST

Use this option to modify the components that comprise the
pre-configured systems (i.e., Good, Better, and Best).

1.  From the Manager Control Panel, touch the 

Modify Good,

Better, Best

button.

2.  Select package you want to modify (e.g., Best).

3.  A new screen appears showing the current components for this system. (

fig. 11) To modify this system, select

the product category you want to modify from the list on the top (e.g., A/V Receivers).

4.  Select a new component to add it to the package.

5.  After you have made all selections, touch the 

Submit Change

button.

fig. 11 – Modify Good, Better, Best screen

fig. 9 – Inactivity Timeout screen

fig. 10 – enable/disable product

Summary of Contents for Intuition HT

Page 1: ...00 426 6844 503 648 6500 503 648 7500 f 1050 NW 229th Avenue Hillsboro OR 97124 www mti interactive com MTI P N 063 0209 00 Rev B July 2004 PRODUCT MANUAL Intuition HT Home Theater Switching Application ...

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Page 3: ...ly plays a video attract loop The attract loop is designed to grab the attention of a passing customer and thus increase traffic to the display Employee Training The system can help train employees by providing them the ability to test different audio system combinations PRODUCT DESCRIPTIONS GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS The system is comprised of the following major components Display fixture cabinet th...

Page 4: ...sert red and white male RCA cables into same color ports Audio fig 1 5 Insert power cable into power port AC fig 1 TOUCHSCREEN 1 Insert a USB cable from the MCU into the USB slot on the bottom of the touchscreen circled in fig 2 2 Insert blue male ended VGA monitor cable from the MCU into female monitor port on the bottom of the touchscreen 3 Insert power cable into power port SWITCHING INTERFACE ...

Page 5: ... select a product category e g A V Receivers from the top A list of numbers appears in the middle of the screen These numbers correspond to the component s position on the display fixture Use the scroll arrows to view all available models fig 5 3 Touch the component number to activate the component and add it to Your Home Theater room graphic in the lower right corner of screen Note When you add a...

Page 6: ...ed systems 2 On the Pre configured systems screen select one of the systems Good Better or Best fig 7 3 The system selector screen appears All components for this system are added to your system 4 You can now modify this system using the steps outlined in the Building a System section above SELECTING AN AUDIO VIDEO SOURCE Once you have built your home theater system you can audition the system usi...

Page 7: ...ouch the Start Here button to move to the Welcome screen 2 Touch the MTI logo upper left hand corner three times 3 A password prompt appears To operate the system in Manager Mode enter the Manager Mode password default from factory is 9751 then press Submit To operate the system in Super User Mode enter the Super User password 369258147 then press Submit Note You are given three tries to enter the...

Page 8: ... notifies that the timeout has changed ENABLING DISABLING PRODUCTS There may be times when you need to disable a product in the display e g product is temporarily unavailable because it has been sold removed from the display and then later re enable it To enable or disable products 1 From the Manager Control Panel touch Configure Positions 2 Select a product category e g A V Receivers from list on...

Page 9: ...t included on the system selector screen and is not available to the customer 3 Use the 1 5 1 5 buttons to set the number of products in each category For example if there are eight A V receivers in the display set the of positions to 8 When a customer selects A V Receivers on the system selector screen they will now see eight products represented by numbers 1 8 fig 13 4 Press the Test Chain butto...

Page 10: ...operly these sources must be matched to a specific source position associated with the display To set the sources 1 From the Manager Control Panel touch Set Sources 2 Assign each audio visual source to the desired position fig 13 Example of enabled chains and number of products in the chain all enable chains appear as tabs on the system selector screen number of products in the chain ...

Page 11: ...tached to the MCU and that it is not damaged Touchscreen does not display User Interface after completion of the boot sequence USB cable may be damaged or attached incorrectly Ensure that the USB cable is connected to the MCU and touchscreen Touchscreen does not respond to user Touchscreen may be damaged Check for damage to the touchscreen housing or cabling connections Error message appears on th...

Page 12: ... represents the only Warranty for MTI manufactured products No other Warranty expressed or implied exists No modifications other than those mandated by formal written contract may be made to this Warranty In no event will MTI be liable for any damages including but not limited to lost profits lost sales incidental or consequential damages arising out of the use of MTI products Some states do not a...

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