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Setting Up Network Player Groups 
 
The system supports network player groups so that you can send the playlists and 
materials to such a group, rather than to individual network players. 
Creating the groups depending on the display type used in the group, such as over-scan 
displays (TVs) and under-scan displays (PC displays and PDPs) is a good idea because 
the system is able to adjust the positions of the video and text for over-scan displays, 
which can only show an area smaller than that of under-scan displays. 
Specify a network player group as follows: 
Note 
The BZNP-100LE supports only one network player. 
In this case, clicking [Group Setup] displays the NSP-100 Settings dialog box.  Perform 
only step 3 below.  The network player name entered is also assigned to the network 
player group. 
1
  Click [Group Setup] on the main menu. 
The Group Setup dialog box appears. 
2
  Register the network players used in the system. 
2-1  Click [New] for NSP-100. 
2-2  In the NSP-100 Settings dialog box, enter the name and IP address of the newly 
registered network player, then click [OK]. 
Assign the IP address corresponding to that for the network player using its remote 
controller.  Clicking [Check Connection] checks the connection to the specified IP address, 
and displays the result. 
2-3  Repeat steps 2-1 and 2-2 to register all network players used in the system. 
3
  Create the network player groups. 
3-1  Click [Edit Group]. 
3-2  Click [New] in the Edit Group dialog box. 
3-3  Enter the group name, select the display type for the group, then click [OK]. 
Select "Over Scan" for TV monitors, or "Under Scan" for PC monitors and PDPs.  This 
selection is used to adjust the pre-defined video and text positions of the display, such as 
"Upper Left" or "Lower," in the Display Setup dialog box. 
3-4  Repeat steps 3-2 and 3-3 to create all the network player groups to be used in the 
system. 
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groups shown by the software. 
Arrange the groups in the desire
Assign each network player registered in step 2 to the groups. 
5-1  Select the desired group in the Group drop-down list box.
The network players that currently belong to the selected group appear in the right-hand 
list, and those that do not belong to that group appear in the left-hand list. 
5-2  Move the network players by selecting one and clicking [Add >>] or [
that the network players that should belong to the selected group appear in the right-hand 
list, and those that should not belong to that group appear in the left-hand list. 
5-3  Repeat steps 5-1 and 5-2 for all groups. 
Click [OK]. 
Note 
A single network player can belong to more than one group. 
 
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