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 In the drop-down list "​Pre-filled known public holidays",​ you will be able to select the holidays of your country for the concerned year, after your choice, they will be listed below. Then to add them, you will have to click on **"Add these days "**. and these dates will be added to the list of closing days. In the drop-down list "​Pre-filled known public holidays",​ you will be able to select the holidays of your country for the concerned year, after your choice, they will be listed below. Then to add them, you will have to click on **"Add these days "**. and these dates will be added to the list of closing days.
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 Finally, to save the changes, you must press **"​Save these settings "**. Finally, to save the changes, you must press **"​Save these settings "**.
  
 ===== 3- Compliance with Ecowatt regulations. ===== ===== 3- Compliance with Ecowatt regulations. =====
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 Zebrix now interacts directly with the RTE APIs and is therefore automatically informed in the case of a red Ecowatt day when the regulation requires the switch-off of controllable advertising screens. Zebrix now interacts directly with the RTE APIs and is therefore automatically informed in the case of a red Ecowatt day when the regulation requires the switch-off of controllable advertising screens.
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 ===== 4- Adjustable backlight level ===== ===== 4- Adjustable backlight level =====
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 The backlight of the screen is the component that consumes the most energy (between 80% and 95% of its consumption). Reducing the level of backlighting is therefore an effective measure to reduce the power consumption of a display. The backlight of the screen is the component that consumes the most energy (between 80% and 95% of its consumption). Reducing the level of backlighting is therefore an effective measure to reduce the power consumption of a display.