13.3” LOW VOLTAGE BedMate II DTV Operations Manual TM

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TM
13.3” LOW VOLTAGE
BedMate II DTV
Operations Manual
MODEL# BM13II
REVISION 2.0
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------BedMate II OPERATIONS MANUAL
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
PACKAGE CONTENTS
4-6
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PRODUCT INTRODUCTION
IR Remote Control
I/O Panels
Keypad
8-9
8
9
9
INSTALLATION
BASIC CONNECTIONS
PC
Pillow Speaker/Sip & Puff
USB Port
RJ-12 Serial Port
Digital Media
Cable
Earphone/Headphone
10-12
13
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SETUP AND OPERATION
Remote Batteries
Function Codes
Auto Scan
Date & Time
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14
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ADVANCED SETUP
Picture
Picture Settings
Picture Mode
Brightness
Contrast
Color
Tint
Sharpness
Screen Settings
Screen Size
Auto Wide
Horz/Vert Position
PC Settings
Auto Adjust
Horz/Vert Position
Clock
Phase
Color Temperature
Back Light
Advanced
SABC
Film Mode
Noise Reduction
MPEG
Sound
Sound Settings
Sound Mode
Base
Treble
Balance
Surround Mode
Analog Sound
Digital Sound
Other Settings
AVL
Speaker
Digital Audio Output
Buzzer Mode
Equalizer
Channel
Channel Settings
Channel Number
Channel Label
Education
Bank Select
Bank Control
Advanced Setting
Channel Number
In Channel List
Virtual CH No.
Real Channel Display
Source Bank
Blue Back
Signal Type
Auto Channel Search
15-26
15-16
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16, 17
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18, 19
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18, 19
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19
19
19
Channel Roll
Power Roll
Parental Control
Password
VCHIP
US V-VHIP
Movie Rating
TV Rating
Canada V-CHIP
English
French
Block Unrated Shows
Change Password
Setup
Closed Caption
Panel Caption Control
IR/PS Caption Control
Digital Caption Type
Digital CC Preset
Digital CC Style
Menu Language
Power On Setting
OSD Time
Timer
Clock Setting
Sleep Timer
Timer Enable
Operation On Time
Operation Off Time
Power On Setup
Input Source
Ch No On
Volume On
IR Band
Power On Mode
LED Control
KeyPad Lock
Pillow Speaker
TV Max Volume
PS Max Volume
Spk Mode
Input Auto Detect
Serial control
OP Password
Bank Switch Password
Media Settings
Photo Settings
Slide Show Interval
Slideshow Effect
Slideshow Repeat
Music Settings
Music Play Mode
Music Play Repeat
Music information
Music Auto Play
Information
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19
20, 21
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
21
21
21-26
22
21
21, 22
22
22
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23
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23-25
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25
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25
25, 26
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25. 26
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26
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26
Others
No Signal Power Off
Keypad Definition
USB Clone
All Reset
26
26
26
26
26
PILLOW SPEAKER OPERATION
27
IR BANDS
27
FUNCTIONS
28
ALARMS
28
MENU TREE
29, 30
PARENTAL CONTROL
31, 32
KEY DEFINE
33
VIRTUAL CHANNELS
34
BANKS
35
SPECIFICATIONS
36-38
WARRANTY
39
HealthCare Information, LLC
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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.
Advertisement:
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 INFORMATION
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 one 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.
CAUTION
Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace only with the same or equivalent type.
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CAUTION
Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace only with the same or equivalent type.
CAUTION
Use only the following UL Listed arms with the BedMate II Model numbers BM13II.
Model Arm X
CAUTION
Use only the following UL Listed power supplies with the BedMate II Model number BM13II.
PS10, PSI, WM-PSI-LB-ER, WM-PSI-LB, WM-PSI-SB, PSI 120/24, WM-PS-LB120/24E, WM-PS-LB120/24E, WM-PS-SB120/24E, WM-PS-SB120/24I
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 manufacturer’s instructions.
8)
Do not install near any heat source such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including amplifiers)
that produces 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 is provided for your safety. If the provided plug does not fit into your 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.
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PACKAGE CONTENTS
After opening, carefully check the package contents:
 13.3” BedMate II Low Voltage LCD-TV
 IR Remotes are shipped per order.
 Manuals are shipped per order*
*The latest version of this manual can be downloaded from www.hci-tv.com
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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
NO FUNCTION
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
21.
BANK
CHANGE BANKS
22.
SETUP
USED TO ENTER SETUP MENU
23.
FUNCTION
USED ENTER FUNCTION CODES
AND USER FUNCTIONS
24.
BACK
PREVIOUS MUNU
25.
HOME
NO FUNCTION
26.
MEDIA CONTROL
CONTROLS MEDIA PLAYBACK
27.
ESC
28.
MEDIA TITLE
DISPLAYS INFORMATION ABOUT
CURRENT SELECTION
NOTE: All HCI BedMate and RoomMate sets use the same IR remote control.
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REAR I/O PANEL
FRONT PANEL
RIGHT SIDE PANEL
NOTE:
21.
The CC button may also be used to
control the Mute function. See page
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INSTALLATION
Before installing, carefully read the “Important Safeguards” section on pages 4 and 5. These mounting
instructions cover all HCI BedMate TVs. The number of cables may vary between models. RM13II sets
will typically have only a coax cable and optional RG-6 cable.
Install this TV only on an arm that has been properly mounted according to the arm and mount
manufacturer’s instructions. Make sure the arm is locked into its retracted position. If the arm cannot be
locked into its retracted position, raise the outer arm to its highest position to install the TV. Failure to
follow these steps could result in the arm raising quickly, possibly causing bodily injury.
1.
Unpack the TV from its shipping box.
2.
Remove the safety retainer nut and safety retainer from the stem at the top of the TV. NOTE:
You can not pass the safety retainer and nut over the cable connectors.
3.
Remove the side panels from the nose of the arm. There are two screws holding each side panel
in place.
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Slide the stem onto the nose of the arm. Make sure the notch on the stem just below the threads fits over
the rotational stop of the arm.
4.
Place the retainer over the stem. Make sure the pin in the nose is in the small hole in the
retainer.
5.
Thread the retainer nut onto the stem and tighten.
RETAINER PROPERLY INSTALLED
6.
STEM PROBERLY INSTALLED ON
BOTTOM OF NOSE
Connect the coax cable from the TV to the coax cable from the arm using the supplies coupler.
Slightly wrench tighten both coax connectors to the coupler just enough that you can not undo
the connection by hand. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN. 1/16 TO 1/8 TURN PAST FINGER
TIGHT IS ENOUGH. The power cable and Cat5e cables are not used with the BedMate II
and do not need to be connected.
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7.
If present connect the CAT5 and power cables. (BedMate III only)
8.
Arrange the cable(s) into the nose.
9.
Reinstall the Nose covers.
10.
Plug in the power supply and proceed to setup.
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BASIC CONNECTIONS
PC (to use TV as a monitor)
Use a male to male VGA cable to connect a computer VGA output to the PC VGA input on the back of the set. Make sure the
computer resolution is set equal to or lower than 1280 x 800. A 1/8” (3.5MM) jack is located next to the VGA input for PC
AUDIO input.
Pillow Speakers/Sip-puff device
A ¼” jack is provided on rear jack panel of the set to connect a pillow speaker or sip and puff device. See page 24 and 27.
USB Port
A USB port is provided on the rear jack panel for software updates and cloning.
RJ-12 Serial Port
An RJ-12 port is provided to allow third party devices to control the set. This port is also used for some software updates.
Digital Media Playback
A USB port and SD card slot are located on the side of the set for digital media playback.
CABLE
A standard F connector is located on the rear jack panel of the set to connect a signal coax cable to. The set is also powered from
the coax. 24VDC or 28VAC must be provided on the coax to operate the set.
Earphone/Headphone
A 1/8” (3.5MM) stereo earphone jack is located on the front lower right side of the set.
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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.
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 followed by the “0” button. Set will display “ENTER
PASSWORD” then enter the function code. The following codes are available.
CODE
FUNCTION
9999
10086
11111
13218
14568
15311
15322
15709
15428
Note:
ACCESS TV OR DVD SETUP MENU
TURN TV ON DURING OFF HOURS
DISPLAY SOFTWARE VERSION
SHOW/HIDE DATE
TEST MODE
SET IR BAND TO BED ONE
SET IR BAND TO BED TWO
RESET
SERVICE MODE
If you change the IR band, your IR remote will no longer function until it is set to the same IR band as the TV. To
change the IR band of the remote, point the IR remote at the TV and press and hold the power button until the set turns
off.
Press the setup button on the IR remote after entering the “9999” code to access the TV / DVD setup menu.
Enter function code “15428” to keep the setup menu active until the TV is turned off. You can also set the OSD Time to always
to keep the menu active. See page 23. Once this code is entered you will not have to enter the “9999” code until the set is turned
off. Only one button analog or digital pillow speakers set for Zenith or Philips codes may be used.
NOTE: To select menu items press the “ENTER” button. Use the up/down arrow buttons to change menu section. Use the
left/right arrow buttons to change selected menu item.
Auto Scan
Access the setup menu. Select the “CHANNEL” menu. Select “Signal Type”. Set to “Air” if signal source is from an off air
antenna. Set to “Cable” if signal source is from a cable system. Select “Auto Channel Search”. Press the “ENTER” button. Set
will scan all for all analog/digital channels and add active channel to the channel list.
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.
Access the “Setup Menu”. Select “SETUP”, “POWER ON SETTING”, “TIMER” then “Clock Setting”
2.
Set “Time Zone” to match the time zone you are in.
3.
Select “Daylight Saving Time”. Set to “On” if your area uses daylight savings time. Set to “Off” if your area does not
use daylight savings time. NOTE: Time is set in 24 hour format and displayed in 12 hour format.
4.
Select “Setup Time” and press the “ENTER” button. Use the left/right, up/down or number buttons to set time. Press
the “ENTER” button when finished.
5.
Select “Setup Date” and press the “ENTER” button. Use the left/right, up/down or number buttons to set time. Press the
“ENTER” button when finished. NOTE: The last digit is the day of the week. Monday is day one.
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ADVANCED SETUP
Enter function code “9999” and press the “SETUP” button on the IR remote to enter the main setup menu. See pages 29 and 30
for a full menu tree. Use the navigation buttons to select and change menu items. Press the "BACK" button to go back one menu
level, press "ENTER" or "►" button to access the next menu level.
PICTURE
Picture
Settings
Adjusts standard television video settings.
Picture Mode
Selects the picture mode. Each mode except user is a pre-defined setting for contrast,
brightness, color, tint and sharpness. Selections are:
Standard - Movie - User – Dynamic
Standard
Default factory setting
Movie
Setting for viewing movies.
User
Uses user settings for contrast, brightness, tint and color mode.
Dynamic
Screen
Settings
Brightness
Adjusts brightness
Contrast
Adjusts contrast
Color
Adjusts color level
Tint
Adjusts tint
Sharpness
Adjusts sharpness
Setting for brighter picture and more vivid colors. Good for elderly
patients or patients with poor eye sight.
Adjustments for size and position of picture on screen.
Screen Size
Adjusts how the picture fills the screen. Selections are:
Full – Normal – WaterGlass – Cinema
Full
Picture is adjusted to fill the screen.
Normal
Picture is displayed as it is received.
WaterGlass Picture is stretched to fit screen. Picture is not stretched in the middle and
stretches more towards the edges. This allows people to look more natural.
Cinema
Adjusts the picture to fill the screen horizontally and vertically. The edges
of the picture may be cut off.
NOTE: If Auto Wide is turned on Screen Size can not be adjusted.
Auto Wide
Automatically adjusts Screen Size. Press “ENTER” to turn on/off. Check mark is on.
Horizontal
Position
Adjusts the horizontal position of the picture.
Vertical
Position
Adjusts the vertical position of the picture.
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PC
Settings
Adjusts screen settings for using set as a computer monitor. Input must be set to VGA to adjust these
settings.
Auto Adjust
Automatically adjust screen size to match VGA input.
Horizontal
Position
Adjusts the horizontal position of the picture.
Vertical
Position
Adjusts the vertical position of the picture.
Clock
Adjusts sync timing. Should be left at factory default.
Phase
Adjusts VGA phase. Should be left a factory default.
Reset
Resets PC SETTINGS to factory defaults.
Color
Sets how colors are displayed. Set for best color reproduction. Selections are:
Temperature
Normal – Warm – Cool
Backlight
Adjusts LCD back light level.
Advanced
Adjusts advanced picture settings.
SABC
Adjusts dynamic luminance. Set for best picture quality. Settings are:
Off – Low – Med - High
Film Mode
Detects and adjusts for videos that have a 25Hz frame rate. Allows for
smoother play back of videos with a 25Hz frame rate.
On - Off
Noise Reduction
Sets level of video noise reduction. Selections are:
OFF – Low – Medium – High
Use lowest setting possible. Setting to a level higher than needed may cause a reduction in picture
quality. Low works best for analog channels.
MPEG Noise Reduction
Sets level of video noise reduction when playing an MPEG file.
Use lowest setting possible for all noise reduction settings. Setting to a level higher than needed may
cause a reduction in picture quality.
SOUND
Sound
Settings
Basic sound adjustments
Sound Mode
Selects preset or User sound modes. Selections are:
Standard – Soft – User – Dynamic
Standard
Factory default setting.
Soft
Provides a softer sound.
User
Uses user settings for Bass, Treble and Balance settings
Dynamic
Provides a more bold sound
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Bass
Set bass level when Sound Mode is set to User.
Treble
Sets treble level when Sound Mode is set to User.
Balance
Sets left/right balance. Only effects head phones.
Note: Bass, Treble and Balance can only be adjusted if Sound Mode is set to User.
Surround
Mode
Toggles surround sound on and off. Press “ENTER” to turn on or off.
Analog
Sound
Selects analog sound mode. Selections are:
Stereo – Mono – SAP
Digital
Sound
Stereo
Stereo sound.
Mono
Mono Sound. Try this setting if sound quality is poor.
SAP
Second Audio Program. Usually a second language. SAP is not broadcast by all stations and
my not be available for some programs.
Selects audio language when receiving digital channels. Selections are:
English – French – Spanish
Note:
Other
Settings
Not all programs and stations will have multiple languages available. Selecting
French or Spanish will have no effect if they are not available.
Miscellaneous sound settings.
AVL
Automatic Volume Level – Helps maintain a constant volume level when the program
volume level changes.
Speaker
Turns front panel speaker on or off. Use left/right arrow buttons to change.
Digital
Audio
Output
Selects digital audio output format. Selections Are:
Off – PCM – Dolby Digital(AC3)
Off – No digital audio output.
PCM – Pulse-code Modulation
Dolby Digital – AC3 Dolby Surround Sound
Buzzer
Mode
Turns keypad beep on or off. When on a beep is heard when a button is pressed. Use
left/right arrow keys to turn on/off.
Equalizer
Settings for graphic equalizer.
Mode
Preset settings based on type of music or sound. Selections are:
OFF – ROCK – POP – JAZZ – USER
When set to USER the individual frequencies can be set. After selecting user press the down arrow
button and then use the Left/Right arrow buttons to select the frequency to be adjusted and the
up/down arrow buttons to adjust. To exit, press the right arrow button until Return is highlighted.
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CHANNEL
Channel
Setting
Add channel labels and Bank (tier) setup.
Channel
Number
Current channel being edited. Channel is displayed behind menu. Use left/right arrow keys
to change.
Channel
Label
Sets channel label. Use left/right arrow buttons to select character to edit. Green underscore
indicated character being edited. Use up/down arrow buttons to edit character. Press the
“ENTER” button when finished.
Education
Sets this channel as an education channel. Education channels are selected using the “EDU”
or “FAV” buttons. Press the “ENTER” button to select or un-select.
NOTE:
Each time the “EDU” or “FAV” button is pressed the TV will go to the next channel setup as
an Education Channel. When the last Education Channel is showing the next press of the
“EDU” or “FAV” button will go to the first channel setup and an Education Channel.
Bank
Select
Selects the current bank. Use the left/right arrow keys to change. Selections
are:
Bank 1 – Bank 2 – Bank 3 – Bank 4
NOTE: See page 25 about changing the Bank using the “B” button on the IR remote control.
Bank
Control
The TV has four banks (also know as tiers) to store active channel lists. When an auto scan
is performed, all channels found are set to active in all BANKs. The default bank is BANK1.
Using the bank edit function, the active channels can be enabled or disabled in each bank.
Banks can also be copied from one to another. All channels in a bank can also be completely
cleared or set. The last column is used to set the virtual channel number. See page 35 for
more information on Banks and page 34 for more information on virtual channels.
1.
Use the left/right and up/down arrow buttons to select the bank and channel to edit.
2.
Press the “ENTER” button to select or un-select an individual channel. Un-selected
channels will be skipped when its bank is selected.
Press the RED arrow button to select all channels in the current bank the cursor is
in.
Press the GREEN arrow button un-select all channels in the current bank the cursor
is in.
To copy one bank to another:
1.
Move the cursor to the bank your wish to copy and press the “YELLOW” arrow
button.
2.
Move the cursor to the bank you wish to copy to and press the “BLUE” arrow
button.
Press the “BACK” button to exit bank editing
A typical use for banks would be for a simple rental system. Bank 1 could have only free and patient
education channels active. Bank 2 could have free, basic and patient channels active. Bank 3 could
have free, basic, premium and patient channels active. Bank 4 could have only staff channels active.
In this way a single distribution system can deliver all channels to each TV, but only the active
channels in the selected bank can be viewed on the TV.
To set the Virtual Channel number:
1.
Use the right arrow button to move the selection to the NUM column.
2.
Use the Up/Down arrow buttons to select the channel to set.
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3.
Press the “ENTER” button.
4.
Enter the Virtual Channel number using the keypad then press enter.
5.
To clear a Virtual Channel number select the Virtual Channel in the NUM column
and press the ENTER button twice.
NOTE: Each time you enter a Virtual Channel number the TV does a check to make sure the Virtual
Channel number has not already been used. If the Virtual Channel number has been used an error
message will be displayed and the entry cleared. Select a different Virtual Channel number if this
occurs.
Advanced
Setting
Advanced channel settings
Channel
Number
Current Channel. Use the left/right arrow button to change the current channel
without leaving the menu screen.
In Channel
List
When checked the current channel is in the channel list and can be tuned to.
When un-checked current channel is not in the list and con not be tuned to.
Use this feature to add and delete channels.
Virtual CH
No.
When on the channel lineup is determined by the Virtual channel list. See page 34.
When off the standard channel list is used. Selections are:
On - Off
Real Channel When on, the OSD channel will show both the Virtual Channel number and the real
Display
channel number. This is useful for setting up and testing the virtual channel lineup.
When set to off only the virtual channel number is displayed This feature is only
active when Virtual CH No. is set to On. Selections are:
On – Off
Source
Bank
Enables or disable input sources based on the current tier setting. A check in the
box indicates the source is enabled for the tier. If the box is un-checked the source is
disabled for that tier. Only enabled sources can be selected using the SOURCE or
INPUT buttons.
Blue
Back
When select displays blue back ground if no signal is present. Press the “ENTER” button to
select/un-select.
Signal
Type
Selects the signal source. Use the left/right arrow buttons to change. Selections are:
Cable – Air
Cable
Select if the signal source is from a cable company
Air
Select if the signal source is from an off-air antenna.
Auto
Channel
Search
Automatically finds active channels and add them to the channel list. Non-active channels are removed
form the channel list. Make sure “Signal Type” is properly set then press the “ENTER” button to begin
search.
CH
Roll
Turns channel roll On or Off. When On the auxiliary inputs such as VGA will be included in the channel
line up. The auxiliary inputs can be selected by using the channel up/down buttons between the highest
and lowest channels. Example: if you are on channel 2 and press the channel down button USB input will
be selected.
Power
Roll
Turns Power Roll on or off. When on set will turn off when using the Channel Up button from the highest
programmed channel and the Channel Down button when on the lowest programmed channel. Use the
Left/Right arrow buttons to change.
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PARENTAL
CONTROL
Sets parental control parameters to restrict viewing. The first time you enter the parental control you will
have to enter a password to continue. To enter a password:
1.
Select Change Password
2.
Select New PIN
3.
Enter New PIN
4.
Selection will automatically switch to Confirm. Re-enter PIN
5.
Selection will automatically switch to Return.
6.
See pages 31 and 32 for a full explanation of the TV rating system.
Lock
Parental
Control
Password to enter Parental Control Settings
V-CHIP
The V-chip reads the rating code of TV shows and determines if the show can be viewed based on the VChip settings.
US V-Chip Parental control settings for the United States. See page 31.
Movie Rating
Ratings settings for TV movies. Selections are
G – PG – PG-13 – R – NC-17 – X
Use the up/down arrow buttons to select which rating you wish to change. Press enter to lock/unlock
the selection. If you lock a rating all ratings below that rating will be locked. If you unlock a rating
all rating above that rating will be unlocked. Press the “BACK” button when finished.
TV Rating
Ratings settings for TV shows. Selections are:
TV-Y – TV-Y7 – TV-G – TV-PG – TV-14 – TV-MA
In addition to the main ratings some ratings have sub-ratings. Selections are:
All – D – L – S – V – FV
Use the up/down and left/right arrow buttons to select which rating you wish to change.
Press enter to lock/unlock the selection. If you lock a rating all ratings below that rating will
be locked. If you unlock a rating all rating above that rating will be unlocked. Press the
“BACK” button when finished.
Canada
V-Chip
Parental control settings for Canada. See page 32.
English
Settings for the English rating system in Canada. Selections are:
C – C8+ - G – PG – 14+ - 18+
Use the up/down arrow buttons to select which rating you wish to change. Press enter to
lock/unlock the selection. If you lock a rating all ratings below that rating will be locked. If
you unlock a rating all rating above that rating will be unlocked. Press the “BACK” button
when finished.
French
Settings for the French rating system in Canada. Selections are:
G – 8 ans+ - 13 ans+ - 16 ans+ - 18 ans+
Use the up/down arrow buttons to select which rating you wish to change. Press enter to
lock/unlock the selection. If you lock a rating all ratings below that rating will be locked. If
you unlock a rating all rating above that rating will be unlocked. Press the “BACK” button
when finished.
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Change
Password
Block
Unrated
Shows
When selected blocks unrated TV shows and TV movies. Press the “ENTER”
button to turn on/off.
Down
Loadable
Rating
Feature not available in USA at this time.
Clear
Down
Loadable
Rating
Feature not available in USA at this time.
Change password to edit Parental Control settings.
To change password:
1.
Enter Old password.
2.
Enter New Password
3.
Re-enter New Password
4.
Note: As each step is completed selection will automatically advance to the next selection.
SETUP
General TV settings.
Closed
Caption
Determines how the CC button functions on the front panel and sets the Mute and/or CC button
availability on IR and pillow speakers.
Panel
Caption
Control
Determines How the CC button on the front panel functions.
Settings for when and how closed captions are displayed. Selections are:
Mute Only – CC Only – CC and Mute
Mute Only
CC button turn mute on and off. No CC control.
CC Only
CC button turns CC on and off. No mute control
CC and Mute
CC button controls both CC and Mute. Each press cycles to the next
selection. Selections are:
CC On-Mute On, CC On Mute Off, CC Off-Mute On, CC Off- Mute Off
IR/PS
Setting to match the CC/Mute button setup of the IR control or pillow speaker. Setting tells
Caption
the set if the IR control or Pillow Speaker has a CC button only, Mute button only or Both a
Control
CC button and a Mute button. Set to match the device patient will be using to control the set.
Selections are:
Mute Only – CC Only – CC and Mute
Mute Only
IR control or Pillow Speaker has only a Mute button. Mute button will
select:
IR control or Pillow Speaker has only a CC button. Mute button will
select:
CC Only
CC and Mute
IR control has both CC and Mute button. CC button will turn CC on and
off. Mute button will turn Mute on and off.
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Analog
Caption
Type
Sets which Closed Caption or text message will be displayed for analog channels. Selections
are:
CC1- CC2 – CC3 – CC4 – TEXT1 – TEXT2 – TEXT3 – TEXT 4
NOTE: Not all stations and programs will contain Closed Captions or Text. Most channels
and shows that have closed captions will only have CC1 and maybe CC2.
Digital
Caption
Type
Sets which Closed Caption or text message will be displayed for digital channels. Selections
are:
Service1 – Service2 – Service3 – Service4 – Service5 – Service6
NOTE: As with analog closed captions not all stations or shows will contain closed
captioning.
Digital CC
Preset
Sets digital CC font style to default or custom. Selections are:
Default – Custom
Digital CC
Style
Default
Uses preset font style
Custom
Allows user to set font attributes.
Custom font settings for digital CC. Digital CC Preset must be set for Custom to access this
menu.
CC Size
Sets digital CC font size. Selections are:
Default – Small – Standard – Large
CC Font
Sets digital CC font style. Selections are:
Default – Style0 – Style1 – Style2 – Style3 – Style4 – Style5 – Style6 – Style7
CC Opacity
Sets font transparency. Selections are:
Default – Solid – Flashing – Translucent – Transparent
CC Color
Sets font color. Selection are:
Default – Black – White – Red – Green – Blue – Yellow – Magenta – Cyan
CC Background Sets digital CC background transparency. Selections are:
Opacity
Default – Solid – Flashing – Translucent – Transparent
CC Background Sets digital CC background color. Selections are:
Color
Default - Black – White – Red – Green – Blue – Yellow – Magenta – Cyan
NOTE: Make sure CC Color and CC Background Color are different. If they are the same
you will not be able to see the closed captioning.
Menu
Language
Sets TV menu language. Selections are:
English – French – Spanish
PowerOn
Setting
General TV settings and turn on settings.
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Osd Time
Set how long the OSD menu is displayed in seconds. Selections are:
10 s – 20 s – 30 s – 40 s – 50 s – 60 s – Always
NOTE: When Always is selected OSD will not time out. The Always settings will remain in
effect until changed or the set is turn off. If the set is turned off the OSD time will
automatically be set to 30 seconds.
Timer
Sets date and time related functions.
Clock Sets date and time related functions.
Setting
Time Zone
Set for the local time zone. Use left/right arrow buttons to change.
Daylight
Savings
Time
Turns DST on or off. Use left/right arrow buttons to change. Selections are:
Setup
Time
Sets time in 24 hour format. Time is displayed in 12 hour format. Press
the “ENTER” button to change. Use the left/right arrow buttons to select digit
to set and the up/down arrow buttons to change the digit. Press the “ENTER”
button when done.
Setup
Date
Sets date. Press the “ENTER” button to change. Use the left/right arrow
buttons to select digit to set and the up/down arrow buttons to change the digit.
Press the “ENTER” button when done.
Note:
Sleep
Timer
On - Off
The forth digit is the day of the week with day 1 being Monday.
Sets the amount of time in minutes the TV will turn off in. Selections are:
Off – 5min – 10min – 15min – 30min – 45min –
60min – 90min – 120min – 180min – 240min
Timer
Enable
Enables Operation On/Off timer. Set to yes to enable Operation On/Off timers. See
following text to set operation times.
Timer in
Ch Info
When on displays Timer information when changing channels.
Operation Start time for set to operate. Sets time in 24 hour format. Press the “ENTER”
On
button to change. Use the left/right arrow buttons to select digit to set and the
Time
up/down arrow buttons to change the digit. Press the “ENTER” button when done.
Operation Start time for set to turn off. Sets time in 24 hour format. Press the “ENTER”
Off
button to change. Use the left/right arrow buttons to select digit to set and the
Time
up/down arrow buttons to change the digit. Press the “ENTER” button when done.
NOTE: Set will operate normally between On Time and Off Time. Set can not be operated
between Off time and On time. If an attempt is made to operate the set during Off time the
set will turn on for a few seconds and display “Set can not be operated at this time” and
turn off.
To over ride operation time settings turn set on and quickly enter function code “10086”
PowerOn Settings set will use when set is turned on.
Setup
Input
Turn on source. Selections are:
Source
None – TV – AV – S-VIDEO – SD CARD –
Component – HDMI – FM – VGA – USB
Select None to have set turn on to the source it was on when turned off.
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Ch No
ON
Turn On channel. Set will turn on to this channel. Set to 0 to turn on to channel TV was
on when turned off. Input Source should be set to TV.
Volume
On
Turn on volume setting. Set to zero to turn on to same volume level when set was turned
off.
IR Band
Sets IR band to use. See page 27. Selections are:
Off - Band 1 – Band 2 – Band 3 – Band 4
PowerOn
Mode
Power control settings. Selections are:
OFF – Mode 1 – Mode 2 – Mode 3
LED Ctrl
OFF
Normal power on/off operation
Mode 1
Power on with power. Set turns on when power is applied and can only
be turned off by removing power.
Mode 2
Power on with power. Set can be turned off without removing power.
Mode 3
Power on with power only. Sets come on with power and can be turn
off. Power must be removed to turn back on.
Power LED operation. Selections are:
NORMAL – Reverse – OFF-ALL – OFF-BLK
KeyPad Lock
NORMAL
Power LED is on when TV is on.
Reverse
Power LED is on when TV if off
OFF-ALL
Power LED is always off.
OFF-BLK
Power LED is always off but blinks when IR remote control is used
or keypad button is pressed.
Locks the front panel buttons. Selections are:
Off – Lock 1 – Lock 2
¼ inch
Pillowspeaker
Off
All buttons function.
Lock 1
Only POWER button functions.
Lock 2
Only POWER, VOL+, VOL-, CH+ and CH- buttons function.
Sets operating mode of the pillow speaker jack. Selections are:
Zenith – Puff-slip – Visitor Station – GEN4_R5 – GEN4_INTER – Philips
Zenith
Pillow speakers sending Zenith digital code.
Puff-slip
Sip and Puff device.
Visitor Station
GEN4_R5
HCI Visitor Station
Curbell GEN 4 Pillow Speaker
GEN4_INTER
HCI interactive pillow speaker
Philips
Pillow speakers sending Philips digital code.
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TV Max Vol
Sets maximum sound level TV can be set to when Spk Mode is set to TV only.
PS Max Vol
Sets maximum sound level TV can be set to when Spk Mode is set to Pillowspeaker.
NOTE: When Spk Mode is set to Both TV Max Vol setting will be used.
Spk Mode
Set where should come from. Selections are:
OFF – TV – Pillowspeaker – Both
Input
AUTO-DET
When on and a channel or input source is selected that there is no present for TV
will return to previous source or channel after 15 seconds. Selections are:
On - Off
Serial Ctrl
When on allows control of the TV through the RJ-12 serial port. Selections are:
On - Off
OP
Change menu access password. Default is “9999”. To change:
Password
1.
Enter old password. Selection will move to New PIN automatically.
2.
Enter new password. Selection will move to Confirm automatically.
3.
Re-enter new password. Selection will move to Return automatically.
4.
Bank
When on requires the OSD password to be entered before the bank can be change. The “B” button on
Switch
the remote will only show the current selected Bank. When off the “B” button on the IR remote can be
Password used to change the current Bank at anytime. See page 35.
HDMI
Setting
INPUT NOT AVAILABLE ON 13.3 INCH SET
Media
Settings
Setting for viewing digital media.
Photo
Settings
Settings for viewing photos and slideshows.
Slideshow
Interval
Sets how long each photo is shown in a slide show in seconds. Selections are:
1S – 5S – 10S
Slideshow
Effect
Selects effect to use when changing for one picture to the next. Use left/right arrow
buttons to select. Selections are:
Off – Wipe Right – Wipe Down – Comb Side – Comb Up/Down
Slideshow
Repeat
Music
Settings
When set to on repeats the slide show after the last picture is shown. Use the
left/right arrow buttons to change.
Setting for digital music playback.
Music
Play
Mode
Sets how music files are selected for playback. Selections are:
Music Play
Repeat
Turns repeat on and off. Repeat selections will be based on the Music Play Mode
setting. When on music selection(s) will repeat until stopped. Use left/right arrow
buttons to change.
Music
Sets how long to display available music information. Selections are:
Play All – Random – Once
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Information
Off – 10sec – All time
Music Auto
Play
When on automatically plays music files when detected.
Information Software Version Information. Software version can also be viewed by pressing the VOL- and
CH- buttons of the front panel at the same time or entering function code “9999”.
OTHERS
Miscellaneous setup and cloning.
No Signal
Power Off
When checked turns set off after a few minutes if no signal is present.
Keypad
Definition
Change the functions of the front panel buttons. See page 33 for information on changing the front
panel button functions. Selections for each programmable button are:
Input – CH+ - CH- - PREV – Info – Vol+ - Vol- - Mute – 0 – 1 – 2 – 3 – 4 – 5 – 6 – 7 – 8 – 9 – Main
– Up – Down – Left – Right – Select – Return – Zoom – Freeze – CC – Picture Mode – Sound Mode
– Favorite – Sleep – Clock – Function – None
Use the up/down arrow buttons to select the button you wish to change the function of. Use the right/left arrow
buttons to select the function you wish the button to perform. Not all buttons can be changed. See page 33 for
a button map.
USB Clone
Saves and loads set setup information to a USB flash drive. Used to copy TV setup from one TV to
another.
Read
Read and load setup date from a USB flash drive.
Write
Write setup data to a USB flash drive.
NOTE: Only the USB port located on the rear jack panel can be used for the clone function.
To clone a set:
1.
Insert a USB flash drive in to the USB port located on the rear jack panel.
2.
Enter the setup menu. See page 14.
3.
Go to the “OTHERS” menu and select “USB Clone”.
4.
Select “Write” and press the enter button. Screen will display “USB Writing… Please Wait…” The
write process will take a couple of minutes.
5.
When finished, remove the USB flash drive and install it into the set to be copied to.
6.
7.
Go to the “Others” menu and select “USB Clone”.
8.
Select “Read” and press the enter button. Screen will display “USB Reading… Please Wait…”
9.
Repeat steps 5-8 for all TV you wish to copy the setup to.
NOTE: You can copy the clone file to a PC or to additional flash drives.
All Reset
Resets all setup information to factory defaults. Channel line up will also be reset.
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PILLOW SPEAKER OPERATION
See page 24 for information on pillow speaker type selection.
See pages 17 and 25 to disable the TV’s internal speakers or turn on pillow speaker sound.
The BM13II has a ¼” jack for pillow speaker connection. A one button analog pillow speaker, digital pillow speaker set for
Zenith or Philips code, HCI Visitor station or a Sip and Puff device can be used.
Pin Out
SIP and Puff Connections
Tip
Volume/Mute
Ring
Channel/Power
Sleeve Common
Sip and Puff control is via mechanical switch closure between Tip or Ring and Common.
Starting with the set off and switch closure between Ring and Common will turn the set on. Once set is on a momentary closure
will change the channel one channel. Maintaining the switch closure for about 3 seconds will change direction of the change.
For instance if channel change was up to the next higher channel the direction will change to down and change to the next lower
channel. The change is indicated on the screen. Holding the closure for about 5 seconds will turn the set off. A single button
pillow speaker will also function this way.
A switch closure between Tip and common will cause the volume to change. Maintaining the switch closure for about 3 seconds
will change direction of the change. For instance if volume change was up the direction will change to down. The change is
indicated on the screen. Holding the closure for about 5 seconds will mute the sound. The next closure will un-mute the sound.
A sip and puff device must be a two function device to control volume. Single function devices can only control channel change
and power.
NOTE: When the set is set for Sip and Puff operation audio is not available from the pillow speaker jack.
IR BANDS
There are four IR bands available. Bands one and two are for HCI IR remote controls. To change the IR band of the HCI IR
remote control press and hold the power button for 10 seconds. Bands 3 and 4 are for universal IR remotes. Band 3 is for
Magnavox codes and band 4 is for Apex codes. You can change IR bands is the setup menu (see page 24) or by pressing the
VOL+ and CH+ buttons on the front panel at the same time.
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FUNCTIONS
Functions are accessed by pressing the “FUNCTION” button on an IR remote. Each time the “FUNCTION” button is pressed
the next function will be displayed. After about 10 seconds of no activity the function screen will turn off. The functions are:
Information
Displays current TV information
Sleep Timer
Time left on the sleep timer. 0 = timer off.
Basic Selection
Current Closed Caption type selection.
Zoom Mode
Current zoom setting.
MTS
Current MTS setting.
Channel no.
Current channel being viewed.
Sound Mode
Current sound mode
Picture Mode
Current picture mode.
Clear Fav List?
Clears favorites list.
Show Channel Info ?
OK
Show channel number and label when channel is changed.
Cancel Do not show channel number and label when channel is changed
ALARMS
There are seven alarms that can be programmed. Press the “ALARM” button on the HCI IR remote control to access the
ALARM setup menu. Use the up/down arrow buttons to select the alarm number you wish to edit. Press the right arrow button
to edit the selected alarm. Alarm settings are:
Alarm Mode
Determines what the alarm does. Selections are:
None – Daily On – Daily Off – Power On – Power Off
None
Alarm off.
Daily On
Turn on at set time every day.
Daily Off
Turn Off at set time every day.
Power On
Turn on at set time once.
Power Off
Turn off at set time once.
Time
Sets time alarm will occur. “Alarm Mode” can not be set to “None”.
Date
Sets date alarm will occur. “Alarm Mode” must be set to “Power On” or “Power Off”.
Input Source
Source set will use when turned on by alarm. “Alarm Mode” must be set to “Daily On” or “Daily
Off”. Selections are:
None – TV – SD/USB – VGA
Air/Cable
Selects air or cable as TV source for Alarm “Input Source” must be set to TV
Channel No.
Selects alarm turn on channel. “Input Source” must be set to TV
Volume
Alarm turn on volume. Set to “0” to volume setting when set was turned off.
NOTE: Date and Time must be properly set for the alarms to function at correct time. See page 14 to set date and time.
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MENU TREE
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PARENTAL CONTROL
TV RATINGS
United States
TV-Y
Content appropriate for all ages.
TV-Y7
Content may not be suitable for children under 7 years of age.
TV-Y7-FV
Content may not be suitable for children under 7 years of age. Contains
fantasy violence.
FV
Fantasy Violence
TV-G
General Audiences
TV-PG
Content may not be suitable for young children
V
S
L
D
FV
TV-14
Moderate Violence
Mild Sexual Situations
Mild Coarse Language
Suggestive Dialogue or Drama
Fantasy Violence
Content may not be suitable for children under the age of 14.
V
S
L
D
FV
TV-MA
Intense Violence
Moderate Sexual Situations
Coarse Language
Highly Suggestive Dialogue
Fantasy Violence
Content intended for mature audiences only.
V
S
L
FV
Intense Violence
Moderate Sexual Situations
Coarse Language
Fantasy Violence
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Canadian Ratings
C
Content suitable for children under 8 years of age. No profanity or sexual
content. Minimal comedic violence.
C8
Content suitable for children over 8 years of age. No profanity.
Occasional “socially offensive and discriminatory” language allowed if in
the content of the story. Little or no sex or nudity.
G
Content suitable for the entire family. Minimal violence, no profanity or
sexual content.
PG
Parental guidance suggested. Moderate violence, mild profanity, brief
nudity and sexual references allowed if important to the story line.
14+
Content intended for viewers over 14 years of age.
18+
Content intended for viewers over the age of 18. May contain strong
violence, language and sexual activity.
Quebec Ratings
G
8+
Content appropriate for all ages. Little or no violence or sexual content.
Content appropriate for children over the age of 8. May contain little
violence, some foul language and little or no sexual content.
13+
Content appropriate for teenagers over the age of 13. May contain
moderate violence, language and some sexual situations. Children under
the age of 13 should be accompanied by an adult.
16+
Content appropriate for teenagers over the age of 16. May contain strong
violence, language and sexual content.
18+
Content for adults over the age of 18 only. May contain extreme violence,
graphic sexual content and pornography.
E
Exempt programming. No rating will appear on screen.
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KEY DEFINE
The functions of some front panel buttons can be redefined. To change the functions:
1.
2.
Select “Keypad definition” in the “Others” menu and press the right arrow button.
3.
Use the up/down arrow buttons to select the button you wish to change. Not all buttons can be changed. There
are 9 buttons that can be changed. Continue pressing the down arrow button to see additional selections. See
diagram for button locations.
4.
Use the right and left arrow button to change the function.
5.
Repeat steps 2 and 3 for all buttons you wish to change.
6.
Press the "BACK" button when finished.
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VIRTUAL CHANNELS
Using the virtual channel mapping feature of your HCI television, will allow you to make a custom channel lineup. You can
assign both analog and digital channels a virtual channel number, different from the one given from your cable company.
Virtual channels allow each channel to be assigned a whole digit number even if it is a digital channel. When Virtual Channels
are turned on the TV channel line up will be based on the assigned Virtual Channels. The TV will tune channels using the
virtual number. The virtual number will be displayed as the channel number but the TV will actually tune to the channel the
virtual number was assigned to. See pages 18 and 19 for instructions on setting the virtual channel number.
Another use for virtual channels is when you have digital channels but no period button on the pillow speaker. If you have a
digital channel such as 12.1 you can assign a virtual channel number such as 6. (Any unused number can be used.) Now to tune
to channel 12.1 you enter 6 on the pillow speaker. The TV channel number display reads 6 but the set tunes to channel 12.1.
The example shown below shows how channels are tuned based on the 6 channels shown and if Virtual Channel is on or off.
NOTES:
To aid setting up virtual channels you can turn Real Channel Display on in the Advance Setting menu. This
will show both the Virtual Channel and real channel number on the OSD channel display. See page 19.
If Virtual CH No. is set to On only channels that have a virtual channel number assigned will be available
regardless of the bank setting.
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BANKS
Banks, also known as tiers, allows the set to have up to 4 different channel lineups that can be easily switched to without
reprogramming the set. The banks are useful in rental applications where one bank can be only free channels and the three
remaining banks can include various premium channels. Another use would be for TV in different areas. All TV could be
programmed the same with Bank 1 setup for patient rooms, Bank 2 setup for staff locations, bank 3 for waiting areas and bank 4
for pediatrics. Banks can be selected using the IR controller. See page 18.
Sample Bank setup.
In the above example if the TV was set for:
Bank 1 the channel lineup would be 8 and 9.1.
Bank 2 the channel lineup would be 10, 11, 12 and 12.1
Bank 3 the channel line up would be 8, 12 and 12.1
Bank 4 the channel lineup would be 8, 9.1, and 10.
While in this screen the colored buttons on the HCI IR remote have the following functions. Current bank is determined by the
location of the cursor. (high lighted box)
Red
Turns on (box checked) all of the channels in the current bank.
Green
Turn off (box unchecked) all of the channels in the current bank.
Yellow Copies the current bank.
Blue
NOTE:
Pastes the copied (yellow button) bank into the current bank.
The current bank can be selected with the “B” button on the IR remote control. If Bank Switch Password is set to on
you must first enter Function Code 9999 to change the current bank setting.
SOURCE BANK
Source Bank lets you select which input sources are available based on the current Bank setting. Source Bank setup works the
same as Bank setup. Available sources for the 13.3 inch set are TV, SD/USB, FM and VGA. If a source is not in the lineup for
the current Bank (box unchecked) that input source will not be available when the Input or Source buttons are pressed.
See page 19.
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SPECIFICATIONS
DIMENSIONS
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GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
Cabinet Color
Standard color USA– Cool Grey,
Custom colors available
Standard color Canada – Tan with maple leaf symbol.
Dimensions
Weight (Lbs)
Shipping Weight (Lbs)
Shipping Dimensions (mm)
L15.35 x W2.58 x H10.04 Inches
8.5 Lbs
12.8 Lbs
(L) 23.78 x (W) 10.04 x (H) 20.35 Inches
Power Source
Consumption
28V AC 60Hz / 24 V DC
20W MAX
Video Screen Size (mm)
Display Type
Resolution
Color Depth
Aspect Ratio
Luminance (brightness)
Contrast Ratio
Viewing Angle (vert & horz)
Response Time
Digital Progressive Scan
Black Level Expansion
White Level Expansion
Display Modes
Quick Video Setup
10.55 (H) x 7.04 (V) Inches
LCD with LED backlight
1280 x 800 pixels
262144 colors
16:10
275cd/m 2
600:1
90 (H), 15 Up (V), 35 Down (V) Degrees
8 ms
Yes
Yes
Yes
ATSC, NTSC, PC, HDTV
Standard, Movie, User, Dynamic
Audio On-Screen Equalizer/Balance
MST
Audio Power to Speaker
Quick Audio Setup
Level
Audio Control
Yes
Mono, Stereo, SAP
5W
Standard, Soft, User, Dynamic
Programmable Maximum Levels
TV Speaker, Pillow Speaker, Both, Off
Inputs
Input RF Signals
(VHF/UHF/CATV/FM)
Physical Inputs
ATSC, Clear QAM64, Clear QAM256, NTSC
F, USB/SD (media Playback), USB (Cloning), USB (firmware
updates). Computer Monitor/Sound, RS232, Pillow Speaker
1/4" Jack
Outputs
Stereo Headphone
Pillow Speaker Types
Zenith, Sip & Puff, Visitor Station, Gen4 R5, Gen4 Inter,
Philips and 1 Button Analog.
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Digital Media
Video Formats Supported
Photo Formats Supported
Music Formats Supported
MPEG - 1, MPEG - 2, MPEG - 4, WMV, WMV - HD, AVI
JPEG, BMP, GIF, PNG
MP2, MP3, WMA, WMA - Pro
Special Features
Education
Power supply
Power on Settings
Menu Languages
Parental Control
Sleep Timer
Alarm
Clock
Closed Captions
Closed caption Formats
Bed Selection
IR Remote
Setup Menus
Keypad Disable
Clone Programmer
Power on /off time
10 Channels
Built In
Input, Channel, Volume
English, Spanish, French
V - Chip
Yes
7 Programmable On / Off Times
Real Time Clock with Battery Backup
On, Off, On with Mute
CC1 - 4, Text1 - 4, Digital Service 1-6
1, 2 Plus support for Universal Remotes
User Programmable for Bed 1 or 2
Password protected (remote required)
Off, Power Only, Power Channel and Volume
Copy All Settings from one TV to Another via USB Flash Drive
Yes
Approvals
FCC (B), C-UL
Warranty
Two Years Parts & Labor
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WARRANTY
HCI Television product Limited Warranty
HCI warrants, to the original purchaser only that all new HCI televisions (excluding any equipment
manufactured by others and included in HCI shipment) are free from defects in material for a period of two
years from the date of shipment.
The dealer your product was purchased through must receive notice of a defect or malfunction occurring
during the warranty period, HCI will repair or replace goods returned to its Loveland, Ohio office, at its
discretion, free of charge to the original purchaser, the whole or any component part of any product
manufactured by HCI found to be defective.
As a condition to obtaining warranty service, notification must be given to the dealer the product was
purchased through within at least 10 days after defect is first observed. Repair of product requires it to be
shipped to HCI in Loveland, Ohio. All shipping and freight charges to HCI shall be paid for by the
customer and will not be accepted without a Return Authorization Number (RA#). The dealer can provide
you information on how to obtain the RA#.
This warranty does not apply to any HCI products subjected to improper use, negligence or accident; nor to
tampering, alterations, or repairs by others, without HCI’s written prior notice. For more information
pertaining to this warranty, please contact the dealer you purchased your product from.
HCI’s liability under this warranty is limited to repair or replacement of defective products and parts as
provided above. HCI shall not be liable for incidental or consequential damages.
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HCI ALSO OFFERS 22”, 26”, 32, & 42” SIZES
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