Screen Saver Configuration
If the screen saver is enabled, when there is no active AV stream, the selected screen saver
mode is activated. Optionally, output video and sync can be disabled after a set duration.
This allows display devices to go into a low power, standby state.
To enable and set up the screen saver:
1.
Click
Configuration>Automation
.
The
Automation
page opens (see figure 59 on the previous page).
2.
In the
Screen
Saver
panel (
1
), click the
After___seconds
of
inactivity
check
box to enable the screen saver and make the screen saver fields accessible.
3.
Use the up and down arrows or enter a number (
0
to
500
) in the
After___seconds
of
inactivity
field to set the length of time in seconds that the SMD 101 waits when
there is no activity (no AV stream is active) before turning on the screen saver.
NOTE:
Setting this value to
0
specifies that the screen saver starts immediately
when no active input signal is detected.
4.
Click on the radio button (
Black
,
Blue
with
OSD
bug
,
Custom
) to select the color to
display on the output device when the screen saver mode is active. By default, the
Black
radio button is selected.
•
Black
— Mutes the video output to black.
•
Blue with OSD bug
— Displays a blue background with a moving OSD bug that
indicates
SMD
101:
No
Input
Signal
for a set duration before disabling the output
sync.
•
Custom
— Select a solid color background using the drop-down palette or enter
the hex value of the desired color directly into the field.
NOTE:
The hex value uses HTML formatting with a # prefix (#RRGGBB). For
example, cyan is #00FFFF.
5.
If desired, the unit can mute both video and sync (
2
) so that the display device can
enter a low power, standby state. To set the SMD 101 to mute both video and sync,
click the
After___seconds
of
inactivity
check box in the
Mute
Video
and
Sync
section to enable muting and make the settings accessible.
6.
Use the up and down arrows or enter a number (
0
to
500
) in the
After___seconds
of
inactivity
field to set the length of time in seconds that the SMD 101 will wait when
there is no activity (no AV stream is active) before muting the sync signal.
NOTE:
Setting the
Mute
Video
and
Sync
value to
0
specifies the output sync is
immediately disabled when no active input is detected.
Boot Play
Boot play (see figure 60 on the next page) allows a source to be defined for automatic
playback immediately following power up or after the SMD 101 is restored or power cycled.
The boot play source can be a clip, file, or playlist. Select a source (a stream URL from the
network, or a playlist or filename for locally stored clips) to load on each power up cycle or
reboot.
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