HCI RoomMate RM26II Operating instructions

REVISION

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

5-7

PACKAGE CONTENTS

8

PRODUCT INTRODUCTION

9-13

IR REMOTE

9

LEFT SIDE INPUT PANEL

10

FRONT PANEL USB PORT

10

FRONT PANEL

10

REAR JACK PANEL (SGL PILLOW V1)

11

REAR JACK PANEL

(SGL PILLOW

V2

)

12

REAR JACK PANEL (DUAL PILLOW)

13

INSTALLATION

14

-16

ANTENNA

14

COMPOSITE A/V

14

COMPONENT A/V

14

PC

15

EXTERNAL SPEAKERS

15

EXTERNAL MONIT

OR

15

PILLOW SPEAKER(S)

15

THIRD PARTY CONTROLLERS

16

SOFTWARE UPDATES

16

SETUP AND OPERATION

17

-

32

BASIC SETUP

17

-

20

IR BATTERIES

17

FUNCTION CODES

17

PILLOW SPEAKER

17

AUTO SCAN

18

DATE AND TIME

18

FM SETUP

18, 19

ALA

RM

19

ADVANCED SETUP

21

-

32

PICTURE MENU

21

PICTURE MODE

21

CONTRAST

21

BRIGHTNESS

21

HUE

(TINT)

21

C

OLOR LEV

EL

21

COLOR TONE

21

SCREEN SIZE (ZOOM)

21

3D NR

21

SOUND MENU

22

-

24

SPEAKER MODE

22

SOUND MODE

22

BASS

22

TREBLE

22

BALANCE

22

MTS

22

CLOSED

CAPTION

22

-

23

MIN/MAX VOLUME

23

-

24

TELEVISION

23

SINGLE PILLOW SPEAKER

23

DUAL PILLOW SPEAKER

24

ADVANCE MENU

25, 26

USB CLONING

25

START

-

UP SETTINGS

25

SOURCE

25

CHANNEL NUMBER

25

VOLUME

25

MENU LANGUAGE

25

MENU TRANSPARENCY

25

MENU DISPLAY TIME

25

PARENTAL CONTROL

25

SIP AND PUFF

25

PILLOW SPEAKER TYPE

26

SETUP PASSWORD

26

SYSTEM MENU

27-

28

POWER SETTINGS

27

OPERAT

ING HOURS

27

POWER SAVING

27

POWER ROLL

27

ON WITH AC

27

IR BAND SELECT

27

KEYDEFINE

27

KEYPAD LOCK

28

LED CONTROL

28

CLOCK DST

28

SOURCE ROLL

28

SERIAL CONTROL

28

INFORMATION

28

SOURCE SETUP MENU

29-

32

TV SETUP

29-

31

CHANNEL#

29

ADD/REMOVE

29

FREQUENCY

29

LABEL

29

FINE TUNE

29

SOURCE

29

CH PREVIEW MODE

2

9, 30

SAVE

30

AUTO SCAN

30

DTV SETUP

30,

31

CHANNEL NO

30

A

DD/REMOVE

30

FREQUENCY

30

TUNER

SOUR

CE

30

SIGNAL TYPE

30

SAVE

31

AUTO SCAN

31

BANK SELECT

31

BANK EDIT

31

FM SETUP

31

CHANNEL#

31

FREQUENCY

31

LABEL

31

FM LEVEL

31

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CR

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FAVORITE LOCK

31

SAVE

31

SOURCE LABELS

31

SOURCE

ROLL

31

INPUT AUTO DETECT

32

GUIDE CHANNEL

32

PATIENT FUNCTIONS

33

INFORMATION

33

CHANNEL INFO

33

DATE & TIME

33

CLEAR FAV

33

FAVORITES

(FAV)/EDUCATION(EDU)

34

CLOSED CAPTIONS

34

IR BANDS

34

PILLOW SPEAKER OPERATION

35

DVD/IPTV PILLOW SPEAKER CONTROL

36

CLONING

37

INTERNET PROTOCOL TELEVISION (IPTV)

38

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49

INTRODUCTION

38

IPTV SETUP

39

-

42

GENERAL IP SETUP

39

IP MODE

39

IP ADDRESS

39

SUBNET MASK

39

GATEWAY ADDRESS

39

MAC ADDRESS

39

CURRENT IP

39

HARD DISK UTILITY

39

HARD DISK UTILITY

39

JPEG DECODING

39

PICTURE TIMER

39

FIRMWARE UPGRADE

39

VERSION

39

UPNP FUNCTION

39

THIN CLIENT SETTINGS

40

SERVER ADDRESS

40

PROGRAM SELECT

40

COLOR SELECT

40

AUTO LOGIN

40

USER NAME

40

PASSWORD

40

HOME PAGE SETTINGS

40

-

42

PC APPS

40

IMAGES

40

EDUCATION

41

MOVIES

41

AUDIO

41

AUTO PLAY GREEN

41

AUTO PLAY BLUE

41

AUTO PLAY PURPLE

41

ENABLE/DISABLE BUTTONS

42

AUTOMATIC BUTTON

S

42

USB

42

PRESCRIBED MEDIA

42

LOCAL MEDIA

42

MEDIALINK

42

TV

42

USING

IPTV

43, 44

SETTING IP ADDRESS

43

IPTV OPERATION

44

CONTROLLING

PLAYBACK

44

HARD DRIVE FILE MANAGEMENT

45

-49

COPYING FROM

USB DRIVE

45

CONNECTING PC

45

WINDOWS XP

45

-

47

WINDOWS VISTA

47

-48

COPY FILES TO HARD DRIVE

49

DELETING

FILES

49

MENU TREE

50

PARENTAL CONTROL

51, 52

RATING SYSTEM

51, 52

SETUP A

ND OPERATION

52

KEY DEFINE

53

DIGITAL TV SETUP

54

BANKS

55

-56

EDITING

55

COPY

55

RESET

56

CLEAR

56

HDTV

56

UNIVERSAL REMOTE OPERATION

56

SOFTWARE UPDATES

56

ACCESSORIES

57

SPECIFICATIONS

58

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65

DIME

NSIONS RM20II

58

DIME

NSIONS RM22II

59

DIME

NSIONS RM26II

60

DIME

NSIONS RM32

II

61

DIME

NSIONS RM42II

62

DIME

NSIONS RM52II

63

GENERAL

64, 65

WARRANTY

66

WARNING

To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this apparatus to rain or moisture and this apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashi

ng and

no objects filled with liquids, such as vases, shall be placed on the apparatus.

Do not use this LCD TV Monitor near water. For example: avoid placing it near a bathtub, washbowl, kitchen sink, or laundry tub, in a wet basement, or near a

swimmin

g pool, etc.

This apparatus shall be connected to a mains socket outlet with a protective earthing connection.

The mains plug of this apparatus must remain readily operable.

Pour réduire le risque du feu ou de décharge électrique, n’expos

ez pas cet appareil à la pluie ou à l’humidité. L’appareil ne sera pas exposé à l’égoutture ou

l’éclaboussement et aucun objet remplis de liquides, tels que des vases, ne seront placés sur l’appareil.

NOTE TO CABLE TV INSTALLER

This remind

er is provided to call the cable TV installer’s attention to Article 820

-

40 of the National Electric Code (U.S.A.). This code provides guidelines for

proper grounding and, in particular, specifies that the cable ground shall be connected to the grounding

system of the building as close to the point of the cable

entry as practical.

REGULATORY INFORM

This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy, and if not installed in accordance with this instruction manual, may cause harmful

inter

ference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause

harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equi

pment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the

interference by on or more of the follow measures:

1. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

2. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

CAUTION

Do not attempt to modify this product in any way without written authorization from HealthCare Information, LLC. Unauthorized modification will void the

warranty of the product.

COMPLIANCE

The party responsible for this product’s compliance is:

Healt

hCare Information, LLC, 113 Commerce Blvd., Loveland, OH 45140, USA

. Phone 513

-

271

-

8100.

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

1)

Read these instructions.

2)

Keep these instructions.

3)

Heed all warnings.

4)

Follow all in

structions.

5)

Do not use this apparatus near water.

6)

Clean only with dry cloth.

7)

Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in

accordance with the manufacture

s instructions.

8)

Do not install near any heat source such as radiators, heat regis

ters, stoves, or other apparatus (including amplifiers)

that produce heat.

9)

Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding type plug. A polarized plug has two blades with one

wider than the other. A grounding type plug has two blades

and a third grounding prong. The wide blade or third

prong are provided for your safety. If the provided plug does not fit into you outlet, consult an electrician for

replacement of the obsolete outlet.

10)

Protect the power cord from being walked on or

pinched particularly at plugs, convenience

receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus.

11)

Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.

12)

Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specified by the

manufacturer, or sold

with the apparatus. When a cart is used, use caution when moving the cart/apparatus

combination to avoid injury from tip

-

over.

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13)

Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.

14)

Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the

apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as power

-

supply cord or plug is

damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the

apparatus has

been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has

been dropped.

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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS FOR YOU AND YOUR NEW PRODUCT

YOUR NEW PRODUCT HAS BEEN MANUF

ACTURED AND TESTED WITH YOUR SAFETY IN MIND. HOWEVER,

IMPROPER USE CAN RESULT IN POTENTIAL ELECTRICAL SHOCK OR FIRE HAZARDS. TO AVOID DEFEATING

THE SAFEGUARDS THAT HAVE BEEN BUILT INTO YOUR NEW PRODUCT, PLEASE READ AND OBSERVE THE

FOLLOWING SAFETY POINTS

WHEN INSTALLING AND USING YOUR NEW PRODUCT, AND SAVE THEM FOR

FUTURE REFERENCE. OBSERVING THE SIMPLE PRECAUTIONS DISCUSSED IN THE MANUAL CAN HELP YOU

GET MANY YEARS OF ENJOYMENT AND SAFE OPERATION THAT ARE BUILT INTO YOUR NEW PRODUCT.

REAL TIME CLOCK

BACKUP

BATTERY

CAUTION

–

Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace only with the same or equivalent type.

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Package Contents

After opening, carefully check the package contents:

HD

-

IPTV

Power Cord

Audio/Video Patch Cable

IR

Remote

Manuals are shipped per order**

This manual covers the following models:

RM20II

20

-

Inch LCD HD

-

IPTV

RM22II

22

-

Inch LCD HD

-

IPTV

RM26II

26

-

Inch LCD HD

-

IPTV

RM32II

32

-

Inch LCD HD

-

IPTV

RM42II

42

-

Inch LCD HD

-

IPTV

R

M52II

52

-

Inch LCD HD

-

IPTV*

This manual covers

M-

star version 38 and Sigma version 33

.

NOTE:

Instructions in this manual apply to all of the above listed sets unless stated

otherwise.

*The RM52II model set is not UL Listed at this time. Model RM52I

I is not available at the

time of this printing.

**The latest ve

rsion of the manual can be down

loaded from

www.hci

-

tv.com

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PRODUCT INTRODUCTION

IR Remote Control

1.

POWER

TURNS SET ON AND OFF

2.

MUTE

TURNS

SOUND ON AND OFF

3.

VOLUME UP

INCREASES SOUND LEVEL

4.

SOURCE

SELECTS INPUT SOURCE

5.

CC

TURNS CLOSED CAPTIONS ON AND OFF

6.

VOLUME DOWN

DECREASES SOUND LEVEL

7.

IPTV

SELECTS IPTV MODE

8.

LAST

CHANGES TO LAST CHANNEL OR SOURCE

9.

CHANNEL

UP

CHANGES CHANNEL TO THE NEXT

HIGHER PROGRAMMED CHANNEL

10.

FM

SELECTS FM MODE

11.

FAVORITES

FAVORITES FUNCTION

12.

CHANNEL DOWN

CHANGES CHANNEL TO THE NEXT

LOWER PROGRAMMED CHANNEL

13.

NUMBER BUTTONS

DIRECT ACCESS TO CHANNELS

14.

PREVIEW

ENTERS PREVIEW MODE (PIP)

15.

SLEEP

SETS SLEEP TIMER

16.

ALARM

SETS ALARM(S)

17.

TIME

DISPLAYS DATE AND TIME

18.

STATUS

DISPLAYS TV STATUS

19.

SCREEN SIZE

SETS SCREEN SIZE (ZOOM)

20.

NAVIGATION

USED TO NAVIGATE SETUP MENUS

AND IPTV ME

NUS

21.

BANK

CHANGE BANKS

22.

SETUP

USED TO ENTER SETUP MENU

23.

FUNCTION

USED ENTER FUNCTION CODES

AND USER FUNCTIONS

24.

“.” and BACK

RETURN TO PREVIOUS IPTV MENU

PERIOD BUTTON FOR DIGITAL TV

25.

HOME

RETURN TO MAIN IPTV MENU

26.

MEDI

A CONTROL

CONTROLS MEDIA PLAYBACK

27.

ESC

28.

MEDIA TITLE

DISPLAYS INFORMATION ABOUT

CURRENT SELECTION

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LEFT SIDE INPUT PANEL

FRONT PANEL USB PORT

(RM22II ONLY)

FRONT PANEL

(With Favorites Function

)

FRONT PAN

EL

(With EDU Function)

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REAR I/O PANEL

SINGLE PILLOW SPEAKER BOARD

(VER. 1)

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REAR I/O PANEL

SINGLE PILLOW SPEAKER BOARD (VER. 2)

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REAR I/O PANEL

DUAL

PILLOW SP

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INSTALLATION

Before installing, carefully read the “Important Safeguards” section on page 6

.

Do not plug the set in until the rest of the installation is finished.

Use only the incl

uded UL listed Hospital Grade Power Cord.

If hanging the set on a wall, make sure the wall mount used is rated to carry the weight of the set.

RM20II

17lbs

RM22II

17.5lbs

RM26II

30lbs

RM32II

36lbs

RM42II

78lbs

RM52II

Not availabl

e at time of printing.

BASIC CONNECTIONS

Antenna or Cable

Connect the antenna or cable lead to the RF input connector on the inside of the set closest to the

USB port.

Equipment With Composite Audio and Video Outputs

You can connect a device with com

posite audio/video outputs such as a DVD or VCR player to the

composite input jacks on the left side of the monitor. Connect the video output of the device to the

yellow jack, the right audio output of the device to the white jack and the left video outpu

t of the

device to the red jack. Change the source to AV to use the device.

Equipment With Component Audio and Video Outputs

You can connect a device with component audio/video outputs such as a DVD player to the

component input jacks on the backside of

the monitor. Connect as follows:

Device Output

TV Input

Y

Red Y Input Jack

Cb/Pb

Blue Cb/Pb Input Jack

Cr/Pr

Green Cr/Pb Input Jack

Right Audio

Red Component Audio Input Jack

Left Audio

Whit

e Component Audio Input Jack

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PC (to use TV as a monitor)

Use a male to male VGA cable to connect a computer monitor output to the PC input on the back of

the set. Make sure the computer resolution is set equal to or lower than the maximum resolution of

t

he set, which is WXGA or 1366 X 768.

External Speakers

You can drive an external amplifier and speakers by connecting the composite audio output jacks to

the line input jacks of the external amplifier. The composite audio output level is variable and

co

ntrolled by the TV volume control and can also be muted. You can access the setup menu and

turn the internal speakers off without affecting the composite

audio output jac

ks. See page 22

.

NOTE: Lower the TV volume all the way before connecting an extern

al amplifier and speakers.

Once the amplifier and speakers are connected and turned on, raise the TV volume slowly and

adjust the amplifier volume as necessary.

External Monitor

To use an external monitor with your set, connect the composite video outp

ut to the composite

video input of the external monitor. If the monitor has audio capabilities, connect the composite

audio output jacks of the TV to the composite audio input jacks of the monitor.

Pillow Speaker

(s)

Single Pillow Speaker Board

(Ver. 1 a

nd Ver. 2)

Before connecting the pillow speaker to the set, you must plug the set in and enter the setup menu to

set the set for the proper type of pillow speaker you are going to use.

See Page 26.

To connect the

TV for pillow speaker control you will

need a jumper with either a ¼” phone plug or a 6

-

Amphenol plug on the TV end. The other end should match yo

ur wall jack. See page 35

.

T

hree button analog pillow speakers

and a sip & puff devices must

use the 6-

Pin Amphenol jack

only.

For Zenith, Ph

ilips

and one button analog type digital pillow speakers, use either jack.

NOTE:

Zenith,

and Philips type pillow speakers refers to the digital code the pillow speakers

send to the TV, not the manufacturer of the pillow speaker.

Visitor Station refers to

the optional Visitors Station that allows visitors to control the set without

interrupting the patient.

The Single Pillow Speaker Board Ver.1 will also support

RCA pillow speakers.

The

¼” jack and the 6

-

pin jack can

not be set for different types of pill

ow speakers with the Single

Pillow Speaker Board.

Dual Pillow Speaker Board

The Dual Pillow Speaker Board allows two different pillow speakers

or one pillow speaker and a

Visitor Station

to be connected to the set at the same time. You will need to set

the ¼” jack and the

6-

pin jack separately.

Three button analog pillow speakers and

2 function

sip & puff devices must

use the 6

-

Pin Amphenol jack only.

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Third Party Controllers

Connect third party controllers to

the RJ

-12

communications port

s.

Sets w

ill version 2 pillow

speaker boards and dual pillow speaker boards have two RJ

-

12 ports.

Please contact your dealer to

help determine which port you should use based on your system.

This allows a third party

controller and an HCI DVD player to both be co

nnected to the set at the same time.

Software Updates

You will need a special programming board

to update the TV operating software. The PC board

connects to the RS

-

232 port on the TV

and a USB port on your PC or lap

top.

Contact y

our dealer

for

the nec

essary

hardware,

software and files to update the software.

IPTV software update

s

can be installed via a USB flash drive

(version 15 or higher)

or through the

HCI MediaCare system.

The pillow speaker interface softwar

e can be updated using the RJ

-12

comm

unication port

(s).

Contact your dealer

for details.

A PC with a comm. Port

or USB to comm.

port

adaptor

(RS

-

232)

and a programming board from HCI

will be required.

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SETUP AND OPERATION

Installing The IR Remote Control Batteries

1.

Turn the IR Remote over.

Press down on the arrow and slide the battery cover off the bottom.

2.

Install the two included AAA batteries. The polarity is indicated on the bottom of the battery

compartment. Make sure the batteries are installed correctly.

3.

Slide the battery cover b

ack onto the remote and snap into place.

Once the installation is complete and all optional equipment is connected plug the supplied power cord into the

set and then into a standard 120VAC outlet. Turn the set on by pressing the power button on the front

panel.

Install the included batteries into the IR remote control.

Function Codes

Setup features are accessed using function codes. You will need an IR remote control to enter function codes.

To enter a function code using an IR remote control, pres

s the “FUNCTION” button followed by the “0” button

then enter the function code. The following codes are available.

CODE

9999

11111

13218

14568

15709

15428

12363

FUNCTION

ACCESS SETUP MENU

(TV or IPTV)

DISPLAY SOFTWARE VERSIONS

DISPLAY DATE

TEST MODE

RESET

SERVICE MODE

IPTV SETUP MODE

Press the setup button on the IR remote after entering the “9999” code to access the setup menus.

When in

IPTV mode you may enter IPTV setup using the “9999” code.

To change the IR band on an HCI IR rem

ote press and hold the power button for 10 seconds. The IR band

will toggle between IR Band 1 and IR Band 2.

Press the VOL+ and CH+ buttons on the front or side panel at the same time

to change IR bands. See Page

s

27 and 34

.

Press the VOL

-

and CH

-

bu

ttons on the front or side panels at the same time to display software version

information. Same as function code “11111”.

Press VOL+ and VOL

-

buttons at the same time to change the

SPEAKER MODE. See page 22

.

Enter function code “15428” to keep the s

etup menu active until the TV is turned off. Once this code is

entered you will not have to enter the “9999” code until the set is turned off ev

en if the setup menu times

out.

You can also go to the ADVANCED setup menu and change the MENU DISPLAY TIME to

ALWAYS. When the set is turned off the MENU DISPLAY TIME will reset to 30 SEC.

Pillow Speaker Setup

Access the setup menu. Use the right ar

row button to select the “AVANCED” setup

menu. Press the down

arrow button to select “PILLOW SPEAKER”. Use the

left and right arrow keys to select the type of pillow

speak

er you wish to use.

For Dual Pillow Speaker boards you must select the type of pillow speaker for the ¼

inch jack and 6

-

pin jack separately.

See page

26.

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Auto Scan

Analog

Access the setup menu.

Use the R

ight arrow button to select the “SOURCE SETUP” menu. Press the

down arrow button to select “TV SETUP”. Press the right arrow button. Press the down arrow button to

select

”SOURCE”. Use the Right/Left arrow button to set the signal source.

See p

age

s 29 and 30

.

Press

the “ENTER” button. Press the Down arrow button to select

“AUTO SCAN”. Press the R

ight arrow

button to start the auto scan process. The TV will scan all channels and store active channels in the

program list.

Auto Scan Digit

al TV

See page 54

for more information on DTV setup.

Access the setup menu. Use the right arrow button to select the “

SOURCE SETUP” menu. Press the

D

own arrow button to select “D

TV SETUP”. Press the R

ight arrow button. There may be a pause as DTV

starts up.

Press the D

own arrow button to select “

TUNER

SOURCE”. Use the Right/Left arrow buttons to

select the dig

ital signal source. See p

age 30

.

Press the “ENTER” button.

Press the down arrow button to

select

SIGNAL TYPE”. See Page 30

.

Use the Right/

Left arrow buttons to set the signal

type.

Press the

“ENTER” button. Use the Down arrow button to select

“AUTO SCAN”. Press the right arrow button to

start the auto scan process. The TV will scan all channels and store active channels in the program lis

t.

Setting Date and Time

Certain features such as the “ALARM” require the proper date and time to function properly. To set the

date and time:

1.

Enter function code “9999” w

ith the IR

remote.

See page 17

.

2.

Press the “FUNCTION” button on the IR remote until the date and time are displayed.

3.

Press the dark green media control button on the IR remote.

4.

Use the left and right navigation buttons to select the number to be changed. Use the up and

down arrow keys or the number keys to set the correct date and

time.

5. Press the “ENTER” button on the IR remote after all fields have been set.

FM Setup

Use this procedure to preset the FM favorites list. Up to 10 channels may be added to the favorites list.

You will need and IR remote and the RF frequency of the

stations you wish to add. This setup is optional.

This setup procedure can be used to make sure certain channels are easily available to patients at all times.

1.

Turn TV on.

2.

Use the LEFT/RIGHT arrow buttons to select the “SOURCE SETUP” menu.

3.

Use the UP

/DOWN arrow buttons to select FM setup.

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4.

Press the RIGHT arrow button. If the TV is not already in FM mode, it will switch to FM mode

when the FM setup menu is selected.

5.

Use the LEFT/RIGHT arrow

buttons to select the

channel

number

you wish to setup.

6.

Pr

ess the DOWN arrow button.

7.

Use the LEFT/RIGHT arrow buttons to select the digit to change and the UP/DOWN arrow

buttons to change the digit. Repeat this step until the frequency of the station you wish to add in

complete. For station frequencies less th

an 100.00MHz, the first digit should be “0”. The

selected digit will be highlighted. You may also use the number buttons to enter the digits.

8. Press the “ENTER” button.

9.

Press the DOWN arrow button.

10.

Use the LEFT/RIGHT arrow buttons to select the charact

er to change and the UP/DOWN arrow

buttons to change the character. Repeat this step until all characters have been entered for the

station label. The label will appear on the lower left side

of the display with the channel number

selection. This step i

s optional.

11. Press the “ENTER” button.

12.

Use the LEFT/RIGHT arrow buttons to set the signal level below which the audio will mute.

This is the same for all FM channels. Once it has been set, this step may be skipped.

13.

Press the DOWN arrow button.

14.

Use the

LEFT/RIGHT arrow buttons to select the screen display while in FM mode.

BLACK

Black Screen

BLUE

Blue Screen

OFF

Turns LCD back lights off.

BLACK+OSD

Black screen with FM channel information displayed.

BLUE+OSD

Blue screen with FM channel informati

on displayed.

15. This is the same for all FM channels. Once it has been set, this step may be skipped.

16.

Press the DOWN arrow button.

17.

User the LEFT/RIGHT arrow buttons set the current favorites channel to LOCK or UNLOCK

status. When set to lock, patients w

ill not be able to change the current favorite channel. Each

Favorites channel can be set to LOCK or UNLOCK status individually.

Patients will be able to add their own channels to the favorites list by pressing and holding the

“FAV” button. However, onl

y favorite channels set to UNLOCK will be available for them to

use.

18.

To setup additional FM favorite channels press the UP arrow button 5 times and repeat steps 5

-

18 until all of the FM favorites channels are setup. It is not necessary to setup all chann

els.

19.

When all desired channels have been entered, press the DOWN arrow button until SAVE is

selected and press the RIGHT arrow button twice.

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Alarm

HCI RoomMate TV’s have 7 programmable alarms. Each alarm is set via date and time.

To set alarm times:

1.

E

nter the alarm setup screen

by

press

ing

the “ALARM” button on the IR remote control.

2.

User the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to select the alarm you wish to set or change.

3.

Press the RIGHT or LEFT arrow button.

4.

Press the RIGHT arrow button to set the mode. Sele

ctions are:

NONE

–

POWER ON

–

POWER OFF

–

DAILY ON

–

DAILY OFF

NONE

Alarm disabled

POWER ON

TV turns on at set alarm time

and date

.

POWER OFF

TV turns off at set alarm time

and date

.

DAILY ON

TV t

urns on

at set time every day.

DAILY OFF

TV turns off

at set time every day.

5.

Press the DOWN ARROW button. Use the LEFT/RIGHT arrow buttons to set the month.

6.

Press the DOWN ARROW button. Use the LEFT/RIGHT arrow buttons to set the day.

7.

Press the DOWN ARROW button. Use the LEFT/RIGHT arrow buttons to set

the hour.

8.

Press the DOWN ARROW button. Use the LEFT/RIGHT arrow buttons to set the month.

9.

Press the DOWN ARROW button. Use the LEFT/RIGHT arrow buttons to set the minute.

10.

Press the DOWN ARROW button. Use the LEFT/RIGHT arrow buttons to select AM or

PM.

11.

Press the DOWN ARROW button. Use the LEFT/RIGHT arrow buttons to set the source

. (turn on only)

Selections Are:

TV

–

HDTV

–

FM

–

AV

–

YPRPB

–

IPTV

–

PC

–

HDMI

12.

Press the DOWN ARROW button.

Use the LEFT/RIGHT arrow buttons or numeric keys to enter

the channel.

(turn on only) If the source selection if NOT TV, HDTV or FM this line will be automatically skipped.

13.

If necessary, press the DOWN ARROW button to set the ALARM VOL. Use the LEFT/RIGHT arrow buttons or

numeric key pad to set the volume le

vel the TV will turn on

to.

NOTE: If alarm mode is set to POWER ON or DAILY ON and the TV is already on at the set alarm time, the TV will go to

the SOURCE, CHANNEL and VOLUME settings set in the alarm event.

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