Aiwa 214T User manual

LCD-Monitor
Chassis LS21BRBS
Model 214T
SERVICE M anaal
- Applying MFM Ul
- Applying Magic Color Pro
- Applying HDCP / PIP
- Supporting Magic Tune 4.0
- Supporting Analog / Digital / Vic

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Table of Contents.
Usage Notice.
Precautions.
Introduction.
Product Features.
Package Overview.
Product Overview .
Main Unit.
Control Panel.
Connection Ports.
Remote Control with Laser Pointer.
Installation.
Connecting the Projector.
Powering On/Off the Projector.
Powering On the Projector.
Powering Off the projector.
Warning Indicator.
Adjusting the Projected Image.
Adjusting the Projector Image Height
Adjusting the Projector Zoom / Focus
Adjusting Projected Image Size.
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3
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.6
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.10
11
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.13
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.15
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User Controls.
Control Panel & Remote Control.
On-Screen Display Menus.
How to operate.
Color (ComputerA/ideo Mode) .
Image (ComputerA/ideo Mode).
Management (ComputerA/ideo Mode)
Audio (ComputerA/ideo Mode) .
Timer (ComputerA/ideo Mode).
Language(ComputerA/ideo Mode).
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26
.32
33
34
Wireless Projection.35
Introduction.35
System Requirements.35
I/O Interface .35
Setting up your WPG.36

System Options.21
Bypass a 7ono. 71
Turn the Door Chimo On or Off. 77
View Alarm Memory. 77
Create an Additional Keypad Code. 73
Delete a Keypad Code. 74
System Testing.25
Testing All Burglary Sensors. 76
Testing the Smoke Detector. 77
Testing the Doors and Windows Only. 77
Testing with Not Ready Zones. 29
Using GoTo (Optional Feature).
Trouble Messages.
Standard Keypad.
Premium Keypad
No AC Power Indication.
I ow Rattory Indication.
Communication Radio Problem Indication (Optu
I inc Cut Indication (Optional Feature).
Smart-Key ™ ! ow Battery (Optional Feature)
Upload/Download Failure.
Zone Trouble Indication.
Component Failure Indication.
Call ADT Indication.
Siren Failure Indication.
Keypad Not Working (Speaker Clicks).
RF Interference Indication.
Cleaning the Smoke Detector.
If You Trigger an Alarm While Cleaning the Dete
Scrvico the Detector I vory Two Years.
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39 Setting the Clock.
Emergency Evacuation Plans. 39

SAFETY ALERT DECALS
The GSI Group, Inc. recom¬
mends contacting your local power
company, and having a represen¬
tative survey your installation so the
wiring is compatible with their sys¬
tem, and adequate power is sup¬
plied to your unit.
Safety decals should be read
and understood by all people in the
grain handling area. The rotating
blade, fire warning decals and volt¬
age danger decal must be displayed
on the fan/heater can. The danger
decal, DC-552, should be present
on the inside bin door cover of the
two ring door, 24" porthole door
cover and the roof manway cover.
ing contact:
The GSI Group, Inc.
1004 E. Illinois St.
Assumption, IL 62510
217-226-4421
Afree replacement will be sent to you.
IAWARNING I
Stay clear of rotating
blade. Blade could start
automatically. Can cause
serious injury. Disconnect
power before servicing.
I AWARNING~|
Flame and pressure beyond
door. Do not operate with
service door removed. Keep
ft
A DANGER
High voltage.
Will cause serious
injury or death.
Lockout power
before servicing.
E
Keep clear of all augers.
DO NOT ENTER this bin!
Failure to heed these
warnings will result in
serious injury or death.

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Closed front view
# Item Description
1 Latch Locks and releases the lid.
Rear view
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# Item Description
1 Ventilation slots Enable the computer to stay cool, even after
prolonged use.

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Heterogeneous Windows NT and NetWare Configuration
EBS for VERITAS Backup Exec ™ also supports a heterogeneous Windows NT and Novell
NetWare environment. Multiple Windows NT and NetWare servers can share the same EBS SAN
to backup to the same DLT library. For more information on setting up this environment, refer to
the Compaq white paper on the Compaq EBS website at:
11NH-0100 A-WWEN

Shelf levels
The shelf positions feature 6 (4) levels, the cooking tables sup¬
plied recommend the shelf position on which my oven will pro¬
duce best results.
Fat filter
The fat filter supplied protects my fan against soiling. It must al¬
ways be in place when:
- I am used as a Hot Air oven jj) and meat is cooked in uncov¬
ered containers (i. e. do not insert when baking!);
- During Rotitherm roasting/grilling (X] (on multi-function ovens
only).
How to insert my fat filter:
Hold the fat filter by the handle and insert the two tabs (see illus¬
trations) into the slots in the back panel of the oven thereby cover¬
ing the fan opening. The fat filter must cover the opening com¬
pletely.
Cleaning the fat filter.
The fat filter should be cleaned after every use. How to clean the
filter, see “Cleaning the fat filter" in this booklet.

SOFTWARE ] 7 CHART
I. Power-On Subroutine CHART
POWER-ON START
| Clear factory mode flag
i
MAIN-SUBROTINE ]

Removing the Monitor Stand
NOTE: To prevent scratches on the LCD screen while removing the stand,
ensure that the monitor is placed on a soft and clean surface.
NOTE: The following steps is applicable for a monitor with a stand.
To remove the stand:
1. Place the monitor on a soft cloth or cushion.
2. Use a long and thin screwdriver to push the release latch.
3. Once the latch is released, remove the base away from monitor.
14 ting Up the Monitor

Step 4 Select the proper encryption setting for your wireless router or access point from
the drop-down menu and click Next.
Step 5 Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the encryption settings. Click
Complete when finished.
Step 6 You should see a blue circle around the antenna icon indicating a valid
connection.
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ADJUSTING THE SOUND

Note:
Remote Control Placement
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User’s Manual
Troubleshooting
Reset Your Device
Occasionally, you may need to reset your Photo
This can be useful when a program is not performing
properly.
Locate the small hole on the back of the device shown
as the RESET.
Using the tip of paper clip, gently push the button
inwards.

Table 8. Supported I
Server platform ROM family
ProLiant ML350 (1 GHz) D04
ProLiant ML350 (600, D02
733, 800, 866, 933
ProLiant ML350 G2
(1133 MHz and
greater) 4
Dll
ProLiant ML350 G3 4 - 5
ProLiant ML350 G4 4
ProLiant ML350 G4p 4
ProLiant ML350 G5
ProLiant ML370 (667-
1000 MHz)
D14
D17
D19
D21
ProLiant ML370 G2
(1133 MHz and
greater)
ProLiant ML370 G3 4 ' 5
ProLiant ML370 G4 4
ProLiant ML370 G5 4
ProLiant ML530
ProLiant ML530 G2 4 - 5
ProLiant ML570
ProLiant ML570 G2 4 - 5
ProLiant ML570 G3 4
ProLiant ML570 G4 4
ProLiant ML750
ProLiant 3000 (Pentium
III Processor)
ProLiant 5500 (Pentium
III Xeon Processor)
ProLiant 6000 (Pentium
III Xeon Processor)
ProLiant 6400R (Pentium
P25
P28
P50
P57
PI 9
P22
P20
P32
P60
P45
P09
ROM date (minimum)
11/15/02
11/15/02
02/17/03
09/15/04
12/02/04
02/21/05
06/16/06
12/18/02
11/15/02
09/15/04
12/02/04
06/13/06
12/18/02
09/15/04
12/17/02
09/15/04
02/28/05
06/01/06
12/15/02
11/08/00
11/08/00
12/27/99
11/08/00
11/08/00
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