DATE/TIME
Manual
Mode
Manual
Auto
Auto mode
NTP server
Date/Time
Continent
State/City
Europe
Rome
Mode
Auto mode
NTP server
Date/Time
Continent
State/City
Europe
Rome
Auto
NTP
DATE/TIME
Save
Brightness active
Brightness
SCREEN
Auto
Brightness in stand-by
Save
Auto
StandBy mode
Off
Bright
Soft
❸
❸
❶
❷
❶
❹
❷
❶
❸
❺
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Page 6 - Manual FA 014 8 2-E N - 10/2020 - © CAME S.p.A. - The contents of this manual may be changed, at any time, and without notice. - Translation of the original instructions
Date and time setting
❶ Choose between manual and auto mode.
❷ In automatic mode, choose whether to synchronise
to your XIP system master or an external service (NTP).
If you select NTP, the network that the device
is connected to must have internet access.
❸ Address of the server the device uses to
synchronise the date and time.
The server can be the system master or an
external server. In NTP mode, the external server
address can be set from the web configuration
page.
❹ Set the date and time manually.
❺ Select the continent and state/city where the
system is installed from the dropdown lists. This
ensures the time zone and daylight saving time are
set correctly.
❻ Save the configuration.
❼ Go back to the previous page.
Setting the screen brightness
❶ Choose between manual or automatic brightness.
In automatic mode, the display brightness is automatically adjusted according to the lighting conditions.
❷ Adjust the screen brightness during use, if automatic brightness is not activated.
❸ Adjust the screensaver brightness when the screen is in standby mode.
❹ Adjust the brightness in stand-by mode when the Brightness is set to “Auto”:
OFF - the display is off in stand-by mode;
Soft - brightness is set according to the lighting conditions, but always below the active brightness level, in
stand-by mode;
Bright - the brightness level is kept at the current setting in stand-by mode.
❺ Save the configuration.
❻ Go back to the previous page.
Regardless of the selected mode, in high temperature conditions, the display brightness can be reduced
to protect the device.
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