How to get rid of OSD display settings menu that appears on my AutoFlex Connect?

How to get rid of OSD display settings menu that appears on my AutoFlex Connect?

The AutoFlex Connect display has its own built-in settings menu (OSD) for contrast, brightness, etc., like any other monitor or display. This is set at the factory, and should not appear on its own. If the menu ever appears, try carefully disconnecting both cables and power from the display driver board in the upper left hand corner of the control. Let the control run for a few minutes like this. The display will be blank (off) as there is no signal or power going to the display. Reconnect all cables and power to the display driver board, and the menu should no longer appear.

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