Black Box AC1120A User Manual
Model AC1120A, AC1121A, AC1122A, AC1123A
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Enter the second (00-59):
Enter AM/PM (0-1):
Notes
: You have 16 seconds to make your selection, or the command is cancelled. To skip
the current prompt without making a change, press ENTER.
Invalid entry<cr>
Cancelled <cr> if invalid value was entered.
Cancelled <cr> if ESC was entered.
Cancelled <cr> if ESC was entered.
3.2.11 Scheduling Auto recall of Preset Patterns
The matrix provides up to 4 specific times throughout the day where any preset
patterns (0 to 16) can be recalled. You can set a schedule that is the same every
day (daily) or is different for weekdays and weekends. Presets 1 to 16 are those
saved by the user, and preset 0 disconnects all video and audio outputs
patterns (0 to 16) can be recalled. You can set a schedule that is the same every
day (daily) or is different for weekdays and weekends. Presets 1 to 16 are those
saved by the user, and preset 0 disconnects all video and audio outputs
Notes on Scheduling Presets
When defining a schedule, to skip the current prompt without making a change,
press ENTER. Press ESC to exit the schedule setting at any time. Timer values
should be entered in the proper order meaning that Timer1 should occur prior to
Timer2, Timer2 should occur prior to Timer3, and etc. Timers will be disabled if
hour, minute, and AM/PM are set to 0. So if for example, your schedule only has
to set the pattern once in the morning, leave the data for timers 2 through 4 at
zero and only enter values for timer 1. If Timer values are not set properly (in
ascending order), an error message will be prompted
press ENTER. Press ESC to exit the schedule setting at any time. Timer values
should be entered in the proper order meaning that Timer1 should occur prior to
Timer2, Timer2 should occur prior to Timer3, and etc. Timers will be disabled if
hour, minute, and AM/PM are set to 0. So if for example, your schedule only has
to set the pattern once in the morning, leave the data for timers 2 through 4 at
zero and only enter values for timer 1. If Timer values are not set properly (in
ascending order), an error message will be prompted
3.2.11.1 To set a schedule
Command:
SS<cr> stands for Schedule Set (current schedule is displayed)
Response:
------------------ Weekday ------------------ (on/off)
Timer1 = 06:00am Preset Pattern = 1
Timer1 = 06:00am Preset Pattern = 1
Timer2 = 12:05pm Preset Pattern = 3
Timer3 = 05:30pm Preset Pattern = 7
Timer4 = 09:00pm Preset Pattern = 12
------------------ Weekend ------------------ (on/off).
Timer1 = 02:00am Preset Pattern = 1
------------------ Weekend ------------------ (on/off).
Timer1 = 02:00am Preset Pattern = 1
Timer2 = 06:00am Preset Pattern = 5
Timer3 = 12:00pm Preset Pattern = 13
Timer4 = 06:00pm Preset Pattern = 16
Select Schedule Setting
1 = Weekday
2 = Weekend
3 = Daily
Timer4 = 06:00pm Preset Pattern = 16
Select Schedule Setting
1 = Weekday
2 = Weekend
3 = Daily
(on/off) indicates if
the Schedule is in-
effect or not.
the Schedule is in-
effect or not.
Weekday and
weekend are both
on or both off.
weekend are both
on or both off.
If the 4 timers are
not in ascending
order, the unit
does not let you
turn the schedule
on; fix any
inconsistencies
before turning on.
not in ascending
order, the unit
does not let you
turn the schedule
on; fix any
inconsistencies
before turning on.
00:00am is not a
valid time setting
and is used to turn
off a timer
valid time setting
and is used to turn
off a timer