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Sentry® 2.0 Intelligent Bezel Software Guide April, 2013

CREATE A MONOCHROME BITMAP GRAPHIC

Use the following procedure in Adobe

Photoshop

software to create or convert

a graphic, text or logo into a 1-bit monochrome bitmap image compatible with the

JCM Global Sentry 2.0 Bezel:

1. Define an appropriate graphic, keeping the following guidelines in mind:

Size - The final image must be resizable to 240x64 pixels (WxH, Landscaped);

Complexity - The simpler the illustration or text, the better. Bold, simple shapes

are preferable to gradients, while fonts should be bold, plain and sans serif; and

Contrast - Illustrations with clear contrast (e.g., bold black and white) are easier to

convert without losing detail. Gradients and subtle details will be lost.

2. If the graphic is not gray-scale or black and white, convert it to gray-scale. From

the Photoshop Image menu, click Mode > Grayscale, then select the desired

option.

3. Change the Threshold setting to achieve the best image quality. From the Image

menu, click Adjustments > Threshold. Next, drag the pointer or enter a value

between 1 and 255 in the Threshold Value field, then click OK.

4. Resize the image. From the Image menu, click Image Size. Next, enter 240 as

the Width and 64 as the Height (in Pixels), then click OK.

5. Convert the image to Bitmap. From the Image menu, click Mode > Bitmap. Next,

click 50% Threshold in the Method drop-down window, then click OK.

6. Click File > Save As, then click .BMP in the Format drop-down window, and

click Save.

April, 2013 Software Guide Sentry® 2.0 Intelligent Bezel

PLAYER MODE

LAYER

ODE

ANGUAGE

ELECTION

The “Player Mode” Display Languages can be set up through the Sentry 2.0 Con-

figuration Utility’s

“Configuration” tab. The “Primary Player” and “Secondary

Player”

Display Language options include American English, Mexican Spanish,

Canadian French, Simplified Chinese, Czech, Italian, and German.

To specify the Primary Player, Secondary Player, and Attendant Mode Display

Languages, click the Language drop-down menus, as described below:

1. To specify a single language display on the Sentry 2.0 Bezel, set the Primary Player,

Secondary Player and Attendant Language settings to the same language option, such

as American English (Figure 6 a).

2. To specify an alternating Player Mode language display, set the Secondary Player

Language setting to the desired language option, such as Canadian French.

3. For each language setting specified, verify that the correct Language is displayed on

the Sentry 2.0 Bezel.

NOTE: For details on setting the Attendant Mode Display

Language, see Attendant Mode Language on the following

page.

Figure 6 SENTRY 2.0 Display Language Selection Configuration Screen