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If the arrow cursor is moved to any of the line from B to F, and the line is selected by pressing the right arrow
key, the related menu is displayed but no changes may be made to it while in secondary access passcode. It
will not respond to any keystroke. To be able to change any program settings, place the cursor in front of
either solid block (line G, H or I) and press the right arrow key. This display appears:
PASSCODE: ------
↑
Type in the six-digit passcode. As the passcode is typed in, Xs appear in place of the underscores:
PASSCODE: X X X X X X
If the master passcode is entered, the Main Menu is displayed without the three blocks. If the secondary
passcode is entered, the Main Menu is displayed again with the blocks in front of line G, H and I. If an
incorrect passcode is entered, the monitor returns to the normal operating screen.
If access has been gained with the secondary passcode, the operator is able to view any menu except the
Change Passcode Menu. The operator may or may not be able to change setting in the menu of line B
through F, depending on how the Secondary Access Menu was programmed.
Passcode to Menu-Yes: If this option is selected, the passcode prompt is displayed as soon as the SHIFT,
MENU keys are pressed. If the master passcode is entered, the normal (unblocked) Main Menu is displayed.
If the secondary passcode is displayed, the blocked menu is displayed again, and the operator may or may not
be able to change settings in the menus of line B through F, depending on how the Secondary Access Menu
was programmed.
The Reset Menu
A special menu is available that is not listed in the Main Menu. It allows various functions and conditions to be
reset. To display the Reset Memory Menu, press and hold the SHIFT key and press the MENU key while the
Main Menu is displayed. If the switcher has been passcoded, the Reset Menu can only be accessed if the
master passcode has been used to access the Main Menu.
Reset Memory Menu
A. Return to Main Menu
B. Reset Version Only
C. Reset To No Passcode
D. Install Defaults
Reset Version Only: If an updated program chip has been installed in the switcher, selecting this function
updates the software release date in the unit only. All setup programming remains unchanged
Reset To No Passcode: If passcode operation has been selected by replacing the six zeros of the master
passcode with some other numbers, the unit may be returned to its unpasscoded status by selecting this
function.
Install Defaults: If for any reason it is desired to erase all customer programming and return the switcher to its
factory defaults, select this function. This may be necessary for proper system operation after an updated
program chip has been installed.
To reset any of these functions, place the arrow cursor in front of the function and press the right arrow key.