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Windows and Dialog Boxes
Setup Dialog Box
The Setup dialog box enables you to modify the settings related to this program.
Specify the desired setting for each item, then click [OK].
Application Mode Section
Selects the application mode of this software: Presentation Application mode or
Scheduling Application mode. The software in the Presentation Application mode
works as a system that plays events according to control by the remote controller
whereas that in the Scheduling Application mode works as a system that automatically
plays events according to a specified schedule.
Restarting of the application program is required to change this setting.
Scheduling Application mode. The software in the Presentation Application mode
works as a system that plays events according to control by the remote controller
whereas that in the Scheduling Application mode works as a system that automatically
plays events according to a specified schedule.
Restarting of the application program is required to change this setting.
Video Format Section
Selects the video standard (NTSC or PAL) used by the system.
Restarting of the application program is required to change this setting.
Restarting of the application program is required to change this setting.
Material Management Folders Section
Specifies the folders in which the materials and playlists are stored.
Enter the absolute path or relative path from the one where the software was installed,
or click [Browse] then select the folder in the displayed folder tree.
Enter the absolute path or relative path from the one where the software was installed,
or click [Browse] then select the folder in the displayed folder tree.
Note
If a problem occurs in the material database, click [Rebuild] corresponding to the
material type with the problem to rebuild the database.
Or, when the materials on a file server are shared by more than one BZNP-100, clicking
[Rebuild] updates the material list display so that the results of other operators'
operations are reflected.
Note that, however, rebuilding a large database takes a long time.
material type with the problem to rebuild the database.
Or, when the materials on a file server are shared by more than one BZNP-100, clicking
[Rebuild] updates the material list display so that the results of other operators'
operations are reflected.
Note that, however, rebuilding a large database takes a long time.
Material Code Starting Numbers Section
Specifies the numbers of the material codes that will be assigned to subsequent pieces
of material depending on the material type.
When the materials are shared by more than one BZNP-100, assigning an ID (“0”-“9”
or “a”-“z”) to each BZNP-100 in the BZNP-100 ID text box will reduce the risk of
overwriting materials.
For example, specify “a” to the first BZNP-100 and “b” to the second. The first
BZNP-100 will generate the sequential material codes for playlists from “Pa000001,”
and the second one will generate from “Pb000001,” so that the material codes will show
the BZNP-100 on which the material was created.
of material depending on the material type.
When the materials are shared by more than one BZNP-100, assigning an ID (“0”-“9”
or “a”-“z”) to each BZNP-100 in the BZNP-100 ID text box will reduce the risk of
overwriting materials.
For example, specify “a” to the first BZNP-100 and “b” to the second. The first
BZNP-100 will generate the sequential material codes for playlists from “Pa000001,”
and the second one will generate from “Pb000001,” so that the material codes will show
the BZNP-100 on which the material was created.
Hint
A material code consists of a single letter that indicates the material type + seven-digit
sequential number, or a single letter that indicates the material type + BZNP-100 ID +
six-digit sequential number. (Depending on the system configuration, the sixth digit
from the right may also be a letter of an alphabet.)
sequential number, or a single letter that indicates the material type + BZNP-100 ID +
six-digit sequential number. (Depending on the system configuration, the sixth digit
from the right may also be a letter of an alphabet.)
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