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Like most multiformat broadcasting monitors, the HTM series have an internal watch battery which helps keep the settings saved while the monitor is powered off. If your settings keep getting wiped, this battery should be replaced. Refer to the service manual for instructions on replacing it - it can be found on the REMOTE option card in the back of the monitor.

The HTM series supports 480p but it is disabled from the factory. To enable 480p, first turn off the monitor and remove the REMOTE option card from the back of the monitor. Unscrew the two thumb screws and then jiggle it out.Look for a set of 7 DIP switches right next to the coin battery. These are all options you can enable - Ikegami used to charge customers to have features added by flipping these switches. Flip switch 6 using the tip of some tweezers or similar to enable 480p. Lastly make sure you are in "HDTV" mode on Menu1 to enable HD progressive resolutions like 480p. Source

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To date, there is no unified understanding of the essence of career guidance work. If we turn to the history of practical psychology and vocational guidance, the views on the matter changed from assistance in finding employment on the basis of testing to the creation of psychological and pedagogical conditions for the person`s development in professional and personal self-determination (Balatsky, 2015; Klimov, 1996; Mikhailov, 1977; Pryazhnikov, 2014; Pryazhnikov and Sergeev 2015; Ukke, 1990). At the same time, it is possible to single out a general tendency in the development of ideas about career-guidance related to the need for a longer and more thorough preparation of the individual for self-determination under the conditions of freedom (Pryazhnikov and Sergeev 2015, p. 39-43). In particular, the more real freedom in society (the availability of attractive and accessible alternatives to career choice), the more in demand the system of training a person for effective action under conditions of freedom. For example, referring to the history of Russia, the greatest flourishing of career guidance was associated with a certain increase in freedoms (in the 1920s, during Khrushchev's "thaw" and Gorbachev's "perestroika" ...), and vice versa, under the rule of Stalin scientific career guidance was almost under the ban (Pryazhnikov and Sergeev 2015, p. 30-39). At present, there is a slight increase in real freedoms, and, accordingly, vocational guidance is reviving, although there are some problems.

There are different theories and approaches in the career guidance itself, which in their turn also tend to change (Klimova, et al., 2015, p. 204-239). Also, vocational guidance practice is differently understood, depending not only on the theoretical preferences of the professional consultants, but also on administrative and management instructions, especially with regard to public schools and psychological centers. At the same time, an interesting pattern is observed: the theory of vocational guidance is usually better developed than the vocational guidance practice, which is often explained by the strong limitations of the professional advisors with pragmatically elementary requests from clients and various "customers."

Thus, we can talk about some "career-oriented pluralism". We are more inclined to see a positive meaning in this "pluralism" reflecting the direction of career guidance for development through comparing different approaches, analyzing them and underlining more effective and promising ones. In this respect, the development of the theory and practice of vocational guidance is possible only through mutual enrichment and exchange of experience (not only positive and negative one as caution against possible mistakes). And this implies not only getting to know other experiences, but also a culturally (productively) organized exchange and discussions with the holders of alternative views.

In the meantime, some destructive moments of such inconsistency in the understanding of vocational guidance should be noted: 1) disregard of valuable experience in other approaches, emphasizing the successes only of their views (especially against the background of competition between scientists and practitioners for financial and administrative support); 2) the aggravation of the situation for potential clients (schoolchildren and their parents) in choosing career counseling centers and specific consultants in solving their career issues; 3) the aggravation of the allocation of priorities for career-oriented issues in school, city, region and the whole country against the background of insufficiently clear objectives of personnel policy and career guidance at more global managerial levels and etc.

Traditionally, it is the aspect which is paid most attention to (Klimov, 1996; Tolochek, 2017; Chistyakova and Rodichev, 2014). It is important for us that every person has got his own ideas about the future professional life and ways of achieving success. These conceptions themselves can change during life, and then we can talk about the development of the future subject of labor and professional self-determination (Klimov, 1996, p. 330-337; Pryazhnikov and Sergeev, 2015, p. 156-160). In the early stages of personality development, a person is still fairly ingenuous and plans his prospects more in a romantic and gaming style, as he grows up, his plans and prospects become more realistic and pragmatic, losing romance to a large extent ... Accordingly, in the early stages of development, a person needs psychological and pedagogical assistance and support, and then he becomes more independent. Moreover, the formation of a person's willingness to independently and consciously solve his life and career tasks is a super-goal of skillfully organized vocational counseling, only in this case one can speak of a person as a formed agent of self-determination. But, unfortunately, with elementary career guidance a person may not be formed as a right agent of self-determination, or his intentions and skills of self-determination can be socially doubtful, for example, when he builds his personal success on the sufferings of other people (Berg, 1998, p. 5-6; Pryazhnikov and Sergeev, 2015, p. 180-198). Therefore, it is simply not enough to take into account the career intentions of the individual: it is still necessary to adjust his development as an agent of self-determination and as a future citizen of the country ... Besides, it is impossible to exclude the cases when the choices and reasons of a particular client (a self-determining person) can be so perfect that some psychologists have to learn from them though they are themselves psychological counselors, and sometimes even psychotherapists call such cases an "event" for themselves and for their development. Thus, even mutual enrichment is possible in relationships with some clients.

It must be admitted that the concept of career and life success at the level of certain socio-professional, ethnic and regional groups of society has not been sufficiently studied. Although in social psychology (especially foreign) much attention is paid to the peculiarities and patterns of "mass consciousness" (Mills, 1959; Moskovichi, 1996; Fromm, 1990), but as applied to modern Russian conditions, this issue still needs to be understood (Pryazhnikov, 2000; 2016). In the context of multicultural Russian society, this problem becomes quite important, since it involves the consideration of regional and national-ethnic characteristics of professional and personal self-determination. We note that there is a possible conflict not only between psychologists and their clients, but also between a self-determining person and his closest associates. For example, when a person identifying himself with a certain ethnic group and culture refuses to follow the established traditions of building a happy life and seeks to do it somehow in his own way or in accordance with other traditions ... Adequate harmonization of the person's ideas and behavior and his significant environment often becomes the first priority problem, especially in the face of the expanding freedoms of society.

We have already noted a great variety of theories and approaches in professional self-determination and psychology of personal development. At the same time, one can speak of the development of a "theory of career guidance", often understood as a scientific justification for practice, and the development of its methodology, understood as a special reflection, understanding of achievements, mistakes and prospects for the development of this direction, which has been called as "professional orientation" increasingly frequently (Pryazhnikov and Sergeev, 2015). Scientists somehow try to highlight the general principles of the scientific approach; common sense and everyday psychology are often guided to solve vocational guidance problems at the level of a concrete self-determining personality, public consciousness, and sometimes at the level of psychologists-practitioners. We must admit that such everyday experience is quite useful. Thus, even here constructive cooperation and harmonization of ideas about career success and ways to it are possible.

Often, professional counselors face a difficult task, which involves consideration, coordination and harmonization of different views on career counseling. They have to take into account the expectations of their customers, as it has already been noted, but the requests on their part may be imperfect. And then professional consultants have to devote a lot of energy to psychological education of their clients. Also, the professional counselors have to take into consideration the expectations, and sometimes the instructions of their leaders (in schools, psychological centers), and we must admit that these guidelines are not always reasonable. In these cases, psychologists-practitioners have to either dedicatedly carry out such instructions, or somehow hide their true attitudes in the work, or make some compromises, although sometimes it is possible to "psychologically enlighten" some of their leaders (Pryazhnikov and Sergeev, 2015, p. 205-208). There also may be inconsistencies in the views between professional counselors and practitioners engaged in vocational guidance, which also implies (ideally) mutual enrichment and harmonization of positions. It was said above that, in general, vocational guidance theory is developed better than career guidance practice. But it happens if favorable prerequisites are created (organizational, financial, moral ...) for the development of scientific theories and methodology. Unfortunately, there are a lot of dubious trends in the domestic science the present day, complicating its development (Balatsky, 2014; Balatsky, 2015; Popkov and Zhirnov, 2009), and professional orientation is not an exception. For instance, there is still no solid scientific center in the country where career counseling issues would be studied, although in the 1990s, there was the Institute for Professional Self-Determination of Youth at the Russian Academy of Education, where one of the authors of this article was even the head of laboratory of professional diagnostics and professional counseling department.