HCI RM26III Operating instructions

RoomMate Android Powered

LCD HD-TV

Operations Manual

MODEL NUMBERS RM22III, RM26III, RM32III and RM42III REVISION 1.0

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 5-6

PACKAGE CONTENTS 7

PRODUCT INTRODUCTION 8-10

IR REMOTE 8

LEFT SIDE INPUT PANEL 9

FRONT PANEL KEYPAD 9

RIGHT SIDE KEYPAD 9

REAR JACK PANEL (SGL PILLOW) 10

REAR JACK PANEL (DUAL PILLOW) 10

INSTALLATION 11-12

ANTENNA 11

COMPOSITE A/V 11

PC 11

EXTERNAL SPEAKERS 11

PILLOW SPEAKER(S) 11, 12

THIRD PARTY CONTROLLERS 12

SOFTWARE UPDATES 12

SETUP AND OPERATION 13-30

BASIC SETUP 13-14

IR BATTERIES 13

GETTING STARTED 13

FUNCTION CODES 13

PILLOW SPEAKER 13

DATE AND TIME 14

BASIC TV SETUP MENU 15-23

PICTURE 15

PICTURE MODE 15

CONTRAST 15

BRIGHTNESS 15

SHARPNESS 15

TINT (HUE) 15

COLOR 15

COLOR MODE 15

ZOOM MODE 15

NOISE REDUCTION 15

AUDIO 16-17

SOUND MODE 16

PILLOW SPK ADVANCE 16

PS ¼” MAX VOL 16

PS 6-PIN MAX VOL 16

TV MAX VOL 16

TV MIN VOL 16

POWER ON VOL. 16

BASS 16

TREBLE 16

BALANCE 16

SPEAKER MODE 16

MTS 16

PILLOW SPK1 MODE 17

PILLOW SPKW MODE 17

TIME 17, 18

SLEEP TIMER 17

TIME ZONE 17

DST 17

TIME FORMAT 17

AUTO SYNC 17

CLOCK 18

POWER ON/OFF 18

OPTION 18-21

MENU LANGUAGE 18

TRANSPARENT 18

OSD TIME OUT 18

CLOSED CAPTION 18, 19

CC MODE 18

BASIC SELECTION 19

ADVANCED 19

OPTION 19, 20

RESTORE DEFAULT 20

INPUT LABEL 20

BANK SEL. 20

IR BAND 20

HCI SETUP 20, 21

SIP & PUFF 20

SERIAL CONTROL 20

LED MODE 20

AC POWER ON 20

LOCK 21, 22

CHANGE PASSWORD 21

SYSTEM LOCK 21

INPUT BLOCK 21, 22

US 22

CANADA 22

CHANNEL 22, 23

TV SOURCE 22

AUTO SCAN 22

BANK 22

SHOW/HIDE & EDU 22, 23

CH NO. 23

LABEL 23

DTV SIGNAL 23

ADBANCED TV SETUP MENU 24, 25

CHANNEL LIST 24

ADVANCE MENU 24

LOAD FROM USB 24

SAVE TO USB 24

MSTAR FW UPDATE 24

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POWER ON SETUP 24, 25

KEYPAD SELECT 24

POWER ON SOURCE 25

POWER ON CHANNEL 25

POWER ROLLING 25

SOURCE ROLLING 25

KEYBAD LOAD 25

INPUT AUTO DETECT 25

RESET IPTV 25

MESSAGE SOUND ON/OFF 25

MESSAGE SOUND VOLUME 25

ANDROID™ OPERATING SYSTEM 26-28

LOADING APPS 26, 27

ETHERNET 27

WIRELESS 27, 28

SOFTWARE UPDATES 28

WHITE BOARD 28

HARD DRIVE 28

RETURN TO TV 28

MENU TREE 29, 30

PILLOW SPEAKER OPERATION 31

DVD/IPTV PILLOW SPEAKER CONTROL 32

PARENTAL CONTROL 33, 34

TV RATINGS 33, 34

UNITED STATES 33

CANADA ENG RATINGS 33

CANADA FRE RATIUNGS 34

SETUP 34

BANKS 35

ACCESSORIES 36

SPECIFICATIONS 37-40

DIMENSIONS RM22II 37

DIMENSIONS RM26II 38

DIMENSIONS RM32II 39

DIMENSIONS RM42II 40

GENERAL 41

WARRANTY 42

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 splashing 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

swimming 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’exposez 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 reminder 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

interference 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 equipment 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:

HealthCare 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 instructions.

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 manufactures instructions.

8) Do not install near any heat source such as radiators, heat registers, 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.

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.

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS FOR YOU AND YOUR NEW PRODUCT

YOUR NEW PRODUCT HAS BEEN MANUFACTURED 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-Android

™

LCD TV

� Power Cord

� IR Remote are shipped per order

� Manuals are shipped per order*

This manual covers the following models:

RM22III 22-Inch LCD Android™ Powered TV

RM26III 26-Inch LCD Android™ Powered TV

RM32III 32-Inch LCD Android™ Powered TV

RM42III 42-Inch LCD Android™ Powered TV

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

otherwise.

*The latest version of the manual can be downloaded 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 ANDROID HOME SCREEN

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 MENUS

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. MEDIA CONTROL CONTROLS MEDIA PLAYBACK

27. ESC

28. MEDIA TITLE DISPLAYS INFORMATION ABOUT

CURRENT SELECTION

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LEFT SIDE INPUT PANEL 10 BUTTON KEYPAD

FRONT PANEL

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REAR I/O PANEL

SINGLE PILLOW SPEAKER BOARD DUAL PILLOW SPEAKER BOARD

(COMING SOON)

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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 included 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. All HCI TV’s utilize standard

VESA mounting patterns. Follow the directions that came with your mount. The available VESA patterns can be found in the

specifications section of this manual. See pages 37-41

RM22III 18lbs

RM26III 30lbs

RM32III 39lbs

RM42III 48lbs

BASIC CONNECTIONS

Antenna or Cable

Connect the antenna or cable lead to the RF input connector on the rear jack panel.

Equipment With Composite Audio and Video Outputs

You can connect a device with composite audio/video outputs such as a DVD or VCR player to the composite input

jacks on the left side of the TV (AV2) or on the rear jack panel (AV1). 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 output of the device to the red jack.

Change the source to AV1 or AV2 to use the device.

PC (to use TV as a monitor)

A computer can be connected to the HDMI jack on the rear jack panel.

External Speakers

Analog and digital output are provided to provide audio to an external amplifier.

Pillow Speaker(s)

Before connecting the pillow speaker to the TV, perform the basic setup in the GETTING STARTED section.

See page 14.

Single Pillow Speaker Board

To connect the TV for pillow speaker control you will need a jumper with either a ¼” phone plug or a 6-Pin Amphenol

plug on the TV end. The other end should match your wall jack. See page 31.

Three button analog pillow speakers and a sip & puff devices must use the 6-Pin Amphenol jack only.

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

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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 cannot be set for different types of pillow 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. You will need one

jumper with a 6-Pin Amphenol plug on one end and a second jumper with a ¼ inch jack on one end. The opposite ends

of both cables should match your wall jacks. Three button analog pillow speakers and 2 function sip & puff devices

must use the 6-Pin Amphenol jack only.

Third Party Controllers

Connect third party controllers to the RJ-12 communications port(s). Sets with single pillow speaker boards will have

one RJ-12 jack and sets with dual pillow speaker boards (optional) will have two RJ-12 ports. If you have a dual pillow

speaker board please contact your dealer to determine which jack to use for you application.

Software Updates

Software can be updated via the USB ports. TV software (M-star) is updated via the USB SW-update port on the rear

jack panel located next to the digital audio jack. This is the only USB port that can be use for TV software updates.

Android system updates are installed via the USB port next to the RJ-45 jack (Ethernet port) or the USB port located on

the left side of the TV.

Contact you dealer for availability of updates.

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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 back 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 or

IR controller.

GETTING STARTED

The following section will get you new TV up and running in the shortest possible time. Once you have one set

setup you can clone the setup to other sets via the USB SW-update port. You will need a USB flash drive for

cloning. See page 24 for cloning instructions.

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, press the “FUNCTION” button. A key ICON will appear on the upper left side of the

screen. Press the “0” button. CODE: 00000 will appear on the right side. Enter the desired function code. The numbers will

appear as you enter them. The following codes are available.

CODE

9999

1111 “ENTER”

15719

FUNCTION

ACCESS TV SETUP MENU

DISPLAY SOFTWARE VERSION

RESET

To access the setup menu enter function code 9999. MENU UNLOCK will appear briefly at the top of the screen. Press the

“SETUP” button to access the TV setup menu. Press the “FUNCTION” to enter the advanced TV setup menu. When you are

done making changes press the “SETUP” button until the OSD menu window closes.

Channel Scan

You will need to run an auto scan for the set to find all of your analog and digital channels.

1. Enter the setup menu. (FUNCTION – 0 – 9999 – SETUP)

2.

Use the left right arrow buttons to select the Channel menu.

3. Press the down arrow button. Use the left/right arrow buttons to select your signal source.

Select AIR if your set is connected to an off air antenna.

Select CABLE if your set is connected to a cable distribution system. This is the most

common setting

4. Press the down arrow button to select Auto Scan then press the right arrow button.

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5. Use the up/down arrow buttons to select the type of scan to perform.

Scan all channels Scans all RF channels for both analog and digital channels. Select this if

you are not sure what type of channels are available.

Digital channel only Scans all RF channels for digital channels only. Analog channels are

skipped. Use this scan for set connected to an off air antennal.

Analog channel only Scans all RF channels for analog channels only. Digital channels will be

skipped. If you are sure there are no viewable digital channels available you

can select this scan to speed up the scanning process.

NOTE: All digital sets can only show digital cable channels broadcast in Clear QAM. Please

contact your cable company for a list of Clear QAM channels available to you.

6. When the scan is complete

Pillow Speaker Setup

Access the TV setup menu. (Function-0-9999-SETUP) Use the right arrow button to select the “Audio” setup menu. Press the

down arrow button to select “Pillow SPK1 Mode” or “Pillow SKP2 Mode”. Use the left and right arrow keys to select the type

of pillow speaker you wish to use. For a single pillow speaker board only “Pillow SPK1 Mode” can be selected. Pillow SPK2

Mode will show “None”. For digital pillow speakers, the pillow speaker type is determined by the code it puts out. See page 17.

Selections are:

ZENITH – RCA – PHILIPS – ZEN-5V – VISITOR STATION – R5 INTERACTV –

G4 INTERACTV – G4R5 STANDARD – 1 KEY – 3 KEY

Once the proper pillow speaker is selected you can plug the pillow speaker(s) into the set.

Setting the Date and Time

You must set the date and time or turn Auto Sync on for the alarms and Power ON/Off Time to function correctly.

Enter the setup menu. (FUNCTION – 0 – 9999 – SETUP. Use the right arrow button to select the Time menu. Use the down

arrow to select Auto Sync. If Auto Sync is on the time and date will be set automatically when a digital channel is tuned to. If

Auto Sync is set to Off you will need to set the time and date manually. You can not manually set the date and time if Auto Sync

is On.

To manually set the date and time use the “Down Arrow” button to select “Clock”. Press the “Right Arrow” button. Use

the left/right arrow buttons to select the parameter to change. Use the up/down arrow buttons to make changes. When

finished press the “Right” arrow button until the OK button is selected. Press the “ENTER” button.

NOTE: For Auto Sync to function there must be at least one viewable digital channel available. The time will be set when a

digital channel is first tuned to and updated every time a digital channel is tuned to. For the correct time to be set the

Time Zone and DST must be properly set.

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BASIC TV SETUP MENUS

Enter the TV setup menu. (Function – 0 – 9999 – SETUP). Use the left/right/up/down arrow buttons to make and change

selections. Press the “ENTER” button to go back to the previous menu.

Picture Menu used to set basic picture settings

Picture Mode Preset settings for Contrast, Brightness, Sharpness, Tint and Color. Selections are:

Standard – Dynamic – Soft – Personal

NOTE: Picture Mode must be set to Personal to manually adjust Contrast, Brightness, Sharpness,

Tint and Color.

Contrast Adjusts the contrast. Contrast is the difference between light and dark areas of the picture.

Brightness Adjusts overall brightness of the picture.

Sharpness Adjusts sharpness of the picture. A lower setting may improve the quality of poor or low quality

channels.

Tint Adjusts the tint or Hue of the picture. Usually set to make flesh tones look correct.

Color Adjusts the color level or color saturation of the picture.

Color Mode Adjusts the individual Red, Green and Blue colors.

Color Mode Preset setting for the Red, Green and Blue colors. Selections are:

Normal – Warm – Cold – Personal

NOTE: Color mode must be set to personal to adjust the individual Red, Green and Blue

colors.

R Adjusts red color level. Adjusts 0-255

G Adjusts green color level. Adjusts 0-255

B Adjust blue color level. Adjusts 0-255

NOTE: Changing the R, G or B settings may affect the Color and Tint

Zoom Mode Changes the screen size. Selections are:

Normal – Movie Scale – Zoom In – 4:3

Normal Picture is automatically sized to fit the screen.

Movie Scale Used for viewing movies that have not been resized to fit a TV screen.

Zoom In Enlarges the picture. Edges of the picture may be lost.

4:3 Used to view older shows and movies broadcast in 4:3 ratio without enlarging. There will be

a black area on each side of the screen.

Noise Reduction Improves video quality of low quality video. Settings are:

Off – Low – Medium – High

NOTE: Set to the lowest setting that gives good picture improvement. Setting to high may decrease

the quality of a good quality picture.

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Audio Menu used to set basic audio settings.

Sound Mode Preset sound settings. Selections are:

Standard – Music – Movie – Sports – Personal

NOTE: Sound Mode must be set to Personal to adjust the Bass Treble and Balance manually.

Pillow SPK Settings for maximum and minimum volume levels, and power on volume.

Advance

PS ¼ Inch Maximum volume setting for a pillow speaker plugged in to the ¼ inch jack.

Max Vol

PS 6 Pin Dual pillow speaker board only. Maximum volume setting for a pillow speaker plugged in to

MAX Vol the 6-pin jack.

NOTE: When using a single pillow speaker board the PS ¼ Inch Max Vol. applies to both the

¼ inch jack and the six pin jack.

Television Maximum volume setting for the television.

Max VOL

Television Minimum volume setting for the television.

Min VOL

Power ON Volume level the set will be set to when turned on. Set to “0” to use the volume setting

Vol. of the set when it was turned off.

Back Light Not used.

Bass Sets bass (low frequency) level.

Treble Set treble (high frequency) level.

Balance Sets balance level between left and right speakers.

MTS Multi Channel Television sound settings. Selections are:

Stereo – SAP – Mono

Stereo Standard stereo sound.

SAP Second audio program. Usually a different language.

Mono Standard mono audio. May improve sound quality on weak analog signals.

Speaker Mode Sets which speaker(s) are active. Selections are:

Off- TV Only – Pillow Speaker Only – Both

Off No sound from any speakers.

TV Only Sound only from TV speaker(s).

Pillow Speaker Only Sound only from pillow speaker

Both Sound from pillow speaker and TV Speaker(s).

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Pillow SPK1 Sets type of pillow speaker for single pillow speaker board. When using the standard single pillow

Mode this setting is for both the ¼” jack and the 6-pin jack. When using a dual pillow speaker board this

setting is for the ¼” jack only. Selections are:

ZENITH – RCA – PHILIPS – ZEN-5V – VISITOR ST – R5INTERACTV –

G4 INTERACTV – G4R5 STANDARD – 1 KEY – 3 KEY

ZENITH Digital pillow speakers sending Zenith control codes.

RCA Digital pillow speakers sending RCA control codes.

PHILIPS Digital pillow speakers sending Philips control codes.

ZEN-5V Older digital pillow speakers sending Zenith codes and operating from

5VDC.

VISITOR HCI Visitor Station

STATION

R3 INTERACTV R5 interactive pillow speaker.

G4 INTERACTV G4 interactive pillow speaker.

G4R5 STANDARD G4R5 standard pillow speaker.

1 Key One button analog pillow speaker.

3 Key Three button analog pillow speaker. Must use 6-pin pillow

speaker jack.

Pillow SPK2 Dual pillow speaker board only. Sets type of pillow speaker used with the 6-pin pillow speaker jack.

If a single pillow speaker board is installed the setting will indicate None and can not be changed.

Selections are the same as Pillow SPK1 Mode.

NOTE: Dual pillow speaker board option is not available for Android™ sets at the time of this

printing. Coming soon. Contact your dealer for details.

Time Sets clock and timer functions.

Sleep Timer Amount of time before the set turns off automatically. Selections are:

Off – 5 Min – 10-Min – 15 Min – 30 Min – 45 Min –

60 Min – 90 Min – 120 Min – 180 Min – 240 Min

Time Zone Sets local time zone. This must be set correctly for Auto Sync to function correctly.

Selections are:

Atlantic - Eastern – Central – Mountain – Pacific – Alaska – Hawaii

DST Daylight Savings Time. When on and Auto Sync is on clock is set forward 1 hour.

Time Format Sets how time and date is displayed. Selections are:

12-hour – 24 hour

Auto Sync When on set will automatically set the date and time when tuned to a digital channel. You must have

Time Zone and DST set correctly for the correct time to be set.

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Clock Set current date and time. Date and time can not be manually set if Auto Sync is set to On. See page

14 to manually set the date and time. See page 17 to change the Auto Sync function.

Power On/Off Set the hours of operation of the set. Set can be operated normally between On time setting and off

time setting. Time setting is in 24 hour format.

To set the ON/Off time select Power ON/Off Time under the time menu and press the right arrow

button.

1. Use the up/down arrow keys to set the Power ON Time hour.

2. Press the right arrow button. Set the Power ON Time minutes.

3. Press the right arrow button. Set the Power Off time hour.

4. Press the right arrow button. Set the Power Off time minutes.

5. Press the right arrow button and the press “ENTER” to save and exit.

To cancel without saving press the right arrow button until CANCEL is selected and press the

“ENTER” button. You can use the left arrow button to return to a previous selection. To disable

Power ON/Off Time set the Power ON Time and Power Off Time to 0:0.

Option Sets various options.

Menu Language Sets the language the menus are displayed in. Selections are:

English – FranCais – Espanol

FranCais French

Espanol Spanish

Transparent Sets menu transparency. Selections are:

0% - 25% - 50% - 75% - 100%

0% is solid menu. 100% is the most transparent setting. Menu will still be visible at 100% setting.

OSD Time Out Sets how long the OSD menu will stays open. Selections are:

Off – 5 Sec. – 15 Sec. – 30 Sec. – 45 Sec. – 60 Sec.

Set to off to keep the menu from timing out. When set to off OSD Time Out will reset to 30 Sec.

when set is turned off.

Close Caption Closed captioning settings.

CC Mode Sets current CC mode. This setting can also be changed using the CC button.

Selections are:

CC Off – CC On – CC on Mute

CC Off Closed captions are not displayed.

CC On Closed captions are displayed.

CC on Mute Closed captions are displayed when audio is muted.

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Basic Selection Sets which closed caption service is displayed when CC is on. Selections are:

Off – CC1 – CC2 – CC3 – CC4 – Text1 – Text2 – Text3 – Text4

Off Closed captions will not be displayed even if CC Mode is set to On.

CC1-4 Standard closed captions.

Textt1-4 Standard text services.

NOTE: Not all stations and programs are broadcast with closed captions. Not all programs with

closed caption and text services will use all available services. Text service is similar to

closed captions except the text area is a box on the screen. If a text service is selected and

there is no text to display an empty box will show on the screen.

Advanced Selects which closed caption service to use when tuned to a digital channel.

Selection Selections are:

Off - Service1 – Service2 – Service3 – Service4 – Service5 – Service6

NOTE: Not all digital stations and programs will have closed caption service. If Advanced

Selection is set to Off no closed captions will be displayed even if CC Mode is set to On.

Option Settings for font style, size, color and opacity.

Mode Sets closed caption display to use default settings or custom settings. Selections

are:

Default – Custom

Mode must be set to Custom to use your own font preferences. A sample CC display in the

upper left corner of the display will show a sample of the selections being made.

Font Style Sets the font style. Selections are:

Default – Font1-7

Font Size Sets font size. Selections are:

Default – Normal – Large – Small

Font Edge Sets font edge style. Selections are:

Style

Default – None – Raised – Depressed -

Uniform – Left Shadow – Right Shadow

Font Edge Sets font edge color. Selections are:

Color

Default – Black – White – Red – Green–

Blue – Yellow – Magenta – Cyan –

FG Color Sets foreground font color. Selections are:

Default – White – Red – Green–

Blue – Yellow – Magenta – Cyan

BG Color Sets background font color: Selections are:

Default – Black – Red – Green–

Blue – Yellow – Magenta – Cyan

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FG Opacity Sets transparency of text. Selections are:

Default – Solid – Flashing –

Translucent - Transparent

BG Opacity Sets background transparency. Selections are:

Default – Solid – Flashing –

Translucent – Transparent

NOTE: Be careful when using custom font settings. For example if you set the FG Color and BG

Color to the same color you will not be able to see the text.

Restore Default Resets the set to factory defaults. All setting and channel line up will be lost. You will be prompted

before this action is carried out. You can also reset the set by entering function code 15719

(FUNCTION – 0 – 15719) with an IR remote.

Input Label Allows the names of the input sources to be changed. To change the name of an input source.

1. Use the up/down arrow buttons to select the input name you wish to change.

2. Press the right arrow button.

3. Press the right/left arrow buttons to select from a list of standard names or press the down

arrow button to enter a custom name.

4. To enter a custom name use the right/left arrow buttons to select the character to enter or

change then use the up/down arrow button to change. Press the “ENTER” button when

done.

Bank Sel. Selects which channel bank (tier) to use. There are 4 banks available.

IR Band Selects which IR band to use. The HCI IR remote must match the IR band setting. To change the IR

remote band press and hold the power button on the IR remote for 10 seconds.

HCI Setup Special hospital settings.

SIP & PUFF When on allow use of a sip & puff device to control the set. This is for handicapped

operation.

Serial Control Sets the type of serial control via the RJ-12 jack(s) on the rear jack panel. The Dual Pillow

Speaker board option will have 2 RJ-12 jacks. Selections are:

Serial Control OFF – DVD Control – LodgeNetControl – HCIControl

Serial Control Off No commands are accepted through the serial port(s).

DVD Control Used to control HCI DVD player.

LodgeNetControl Used for LodgeNet systems.

HCIControl Serial control using standard HCI codes.

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