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5.2 Initial Setup<br />

Setup<br />

Display<br />

ENGLISH<br />

Display<br />

On/Off<br />

Trigger 2<br />

Audio<br />

About<br />

Dim<br />

Auto<br />

On/Off<br />

Dim<br />

Off<br />

RS-232<br />

About<br />

Model<br />

PV1D<br />

Software 1.0.0<br />

Audio<br />

Inputs<br />

Speaker<br />

Presets<br />

List<br />

Out<br />

In<br />

Trigger 2<br />

Trigger<br />

Auto<br />

Trigger 1<br />

30 min<br />

Off Preset 1<br />

On Preset 2<br />

Trigger On (12V)<br />

Trigger Off (0V)<br />

Auto Off Delay<br />

Preset 1<br />

Preset 2<br />

Preset 3<br />

Preset 4<br />

Preset 5<br />

Preset 1<br />

Preset 2<br />

Preset 3<br />

Preset 4<br />

Preset 5<br />

30 min<br />

60 min<br />

90 min<br />

120 min<br />

180 min<br />

When the PV1D enters setup mode it will display the<br />

setup Home Menu illustrated above left.<br />

The five menu items provide the following functions:<br />

Display<br />

By default, the display is set to dim and the navigation<br />

buttons fade completely after 30 seconds of button<br />

inactivity to reduce visual distraction in normal<br />

operation. Alternatively, the display may be set to go<br />

off altogether. As soon as any button area is pressed,<br />

the display and buttons become fully bright and always<br />

remain bright when in setup mode.<br />

On/Off<br />

In this context, Off refers to the Standby condition.<br />

To fully disconnect the PV1D from mains<br />

power, it is necessary to switch off the<br />

power outlet socket or withdraw the<br />

power plug.<br />

Select RS-232 if an RS-232-based home automation<br />

system is to be used to switch between on and off, or<br />

if you wish to disable the Auto function.<br />

If Auto is selected, the PV1D will switch on<br />

automatically when an input audio signal is detected<br />

and off following a specified time after the input signal<br />

stops.<br />

The automatic switch-off delay time can be set in the<br />

subsequent menu by pressing the button when<br />

Auto is highlighted. Accessing the delay time will also<br />

select Auto as the switching method.<br />

If Trigger 1 is selected, 12V at the Trigger 1 input will<br />

switch the PV1D on and 0V will switch it off.<br />

The default on/off method is Auto and the default turnoff<br />

time is 30 minutes.<br />

To proceed with PV1D setup, ensure<br />

that the On/Off parameter is initially<br />

set to RS-232. Reset it if required<br />

when all other parameters have<br />

been configured.<br />

Note: The logo On/Standby button on the PV1D may<br />

always be used to switch between On and Standby,<br />

regardless of the setting of the On/Off parameter on<br />

the screen.<br />

Trigger 2<br />

Enables any two PV1D presets to be selected in turn<br />

by a 12V control signal on the Trigger 2 input. Selecting<br />

In engages this control feature and selecting Out<br />

disengages it. Out should be selected if your PV1D is<br />

integrated within an RS232 home automation system.<br />

The default is Out.<br />

Pressing the button while In is highlighted sets<br />

Trigger 2 as the switching mode and allows the user<br />

to select which Presets correspond to 12V and 0V at<br />

the Trigger 2 input. If In is the selected mode, Preset<br />

switching via the front panel buttons in normal mode is<br />

then disabled.<br />

The default presets are Preset 1 for 0V and Preset 2<br />

for 12V.<br />

Audio<br />

The Audio option in the setup home page provides<br />

access to all the PV1D audio setup parameters.<br />

Select Audio to move on to the next setup stage.<br />

About<br />

Displays the PV1D model number and internal software<br />

(firmware) version.<br />

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