Glossary AX: Difference between revisions

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;Power

: When you plug the Platinum AX into a power source, it will automatically turn on.

: When you plug the Platinum AX into a power source, it will automatically turn on after testing the power reliability. Because of this, the system always returns to automatic capabilities after a power failure. The clock continues to run, powered by a super capacitor that recharges when plugged in. The solid state data drive retains scheduling and music while power is removed.

: ~~The~~ power button serves as a status light ~~(see table below) and a functional button~~. ~~While the AX system is on~~, ~~one tap will~~ dim or brighten the screen. A double tap will function just like the on screen stop button without having to log in to the system. Stop will gently end all music playing at this time. It will briefly display a red light, ~~to acknowledge that the command was accepted, then return to gold~~.

: To the upper left of the front panel display, a [[Operate_AX_products#Lighted_power_button|power button]] also serves as a status light. Other functions include Stop, Display dim, Display wake and Shutdown (see [[Operate_AX_products#Lighted_power_button|instructions]].

: To initiate the shutdown process, push and hold the power button until it turns red. (While the light is flashing lavender, one click will turn the button back to gold, cancel the shutdown process and return to the previous screen.) When it is safe to unplug the system, the light will be solid blue. Like a computer, this process is required for proper functionality. Unplugging the AX system without shutting down is not recommended; ~~errors may occur.~~

;Guided Setup

~~: One click of the solid blue power button will restart the Platinum AX. When the power button is solid gold, it is ready to accept commands.~~

~~{| class="wikitable"~~

~~! Color~~

~~! Appearance~~

~~! Meaning~~

|-

~~| Gold || Solid || Normal function, ready to accept commands~~

|-

~~| Green || Flashing || Testing power and booting up~~

|-

~~| Red || Solid || Activity is being canceled~~

|-

~~| Lavender || Flashing || Shut down can be exited by clicking button~~

|-

~~| Blue || Flashing || Shutting down and cannot be reversed~~

|-

~~| Blue || Solid || Powered down, safe to unplug power cord~~

|}

: Please Note: As long as the AX system is powered down as instructed above, your schedule and settings will be automatically saved in permanent storage. When you restart your system, everything will still be the same. If you wish to clear your system, simply use the Clear Settings button under Settings. All scheduled events will be erased.

~~;Quick Functions~~

: Available on the Home Screen, these preset selections will play with a touch. This is the screen that will appear on the remote control device which can be customized for each user (depending on Chime Care/ Chime.Center subscription level). On the display or any touch screen, each Quick Function displays a confirmation message so any accidental commands can be dismissed.

~~;Quick~~ Setup

: a guided process to program initial settings and a simple weekly schedule. This is presented first in any empty AX carillon. Further customization is available once these initial options are set. Throughout this menu, the default selection is the most common choice. You can access Quick Setup anytime to change all your settings at once but individual changes should be made in their own specific menus.

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: Please note: Random or Almanac Selected Music does NOT mean that music will play at random times. Only the days and times you have selected will sound.

;[[Home_screen_AX#Quick_function_buttons|Quick Functions]]

: Available on the Home Screen, these preset selections will play with a touch. This is the screen that will appear on the remote control device which can be customized for each user (depending on Chime Care/ Chime.Center subscription level). On the front panel or remote app, each Quick Function displays a confirmation message so any accidental commands can be dismissed.

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 ;Power
-: When you plug the Platinum AX into a power source, it will automatically turn on.
+: When you plug the Platinum AX into a power source, it will automatically turn on after testing the power reliability. Because of this, the system always returns to automatic capabilities after a power failure. The clock continues to run, powered by a super capacitor that recharges when plugged in. The solid state data drive retains scheduling and music while power is removed.
-: The power button serves as a status light (see table below) and a functional button. While the AX system is on, one tap will dim or brighten the screen. A double tap will function just like the on screen stop button without having to log in to the system. Stop will gently end all music playing at this time. It will briefly display a red light, to acknowledge that the command was accepted, then return to gold.
+: To the upper left of the front panel display, a [[Operate_AX_products#Lighted_power_button|power button]] also serves as a status light. Other functions include Stop, Display dim, Display wake and Shutdown (see [[Operate_AX_products#Lighted_power_button|instructions]].
-: To initiate the shutdown process, push and hold the power button until it turns red. (While the light is flashing lavender, one click will turn the button back to gold, cancel the shutdown process and return to the previous screen.) When it is safe to unplug the system, the light will be solid blue. Like a computer, this process is required for proper functionality. Unplugging the AX system without shutting down is not recommended; errors may occur.
+;Guided Setup
-: One click of the solid blue power button will restart the Platinum AX. When the power button is solid gold, it is ready to accept commands.
-{| class="wikitable"
-! Color
-! Appearance
-! Meaning
-|-
-| Gold || Solid || Normal function, ready to accept commands
-|-
-| Green || Flashing || Testing power and booting up
-|-
-| Red || Solid || Activity is being canceled
-|-
-| Lavender || Flashing || Shut down can be exited by clicking button
-|-
-| Blue || Flashing || Shutting down and cannot be reversed
-|-
-| Blue || Solid || Powered down, safe to unplug power cord
-|}
-: Please Note: As long as the AX system is powered down as instructed above, your schedule and settings will be automatically saved in permanent storage. When you restart your system, everything will still be the same. If you wish to clear your system, simply use the Clear Settings button under Settings. All scheduled events will be erased.
-;Quick Functions
-: Available on the Home Screen, these preset selections will play with a touch. This is the screen that will appear on the remote control device which can be customized for each user (depending on Chime Care/ Chime.Center subscription level). On the display or any touch screen, each Quick Function displays a confirmation message so any accidental commands can be dismissed.
-;Quick Setup
 : a guided process to program initial settings and a simple weekly schedule. This is presented first in any empty AX carillon. Further customization is available once these initial options are set. Throughout this menu, the default selection is the most common choice. You can access Quick Setup anytime to change all your settings at once but individual changes should be made in their own specific menus.
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 : Please note: Random or Almanac Selected Music does NOT mean that music will play at random times. Only the days and times you have selected will sound.
+;[[Home_screen_AX#Quick_function_buttons|Quick Functions]]
+: Available on the Home Screen, these preset selections will play with a touch. This is the screen that will appear on the remote control device which can be customized for each user (depending on Chime Care/ Chime.Center subscription level). On the front panel or remote app, each Quick Function displays a confirmation message so any accidental commands can be dismissed.
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