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Settings - Play Mode (10)
The VP71XD has 4 play back modes which can be accessed
and changed by selecting the Settings option from the home
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screen
or by pressing the Settings button on the remote.
Each mode has unique functionality and can be easily changed
for your specific application.
• Repeat Mode (12) -
This mode will loop all content on either
the SD or USB card in alphabetical order. If your RAM in-
cludes videos & photos, the VP71XD will play all video files
first and then play photo files. Your file list will automatically
play from the beginning when your SD or USB is inserted
and when the player powers up.
• Interactive trigger mode (instant & delayed) -
would be used if you have an application that requires
interactive video triggering using a motion sensor, push
buttons, a wave sensor or weight platform. For example:
Lets say your application requires a looping video and 3
mechanical buttons that each play a specific video when
pressed. First you would load 4 video files on your SD or
USB card (13). These files would need to be labeled 000.
mov (14), 001.mov, 002.mov and 003.mov (or what ever
extension your video has.... mp4, avi, etc..). The video file
000.mov represents the video that will loop endlessly until
either button 1 (001.mov will play), 2 (002.mov will play) or
3 (003.mov will play) is pressed.
- Instant mode (15)
the first video has not finished playing. For example:
If 3 buttons are available and button 2 is pressed, vid-
eo 002.mov will begin playing. If button 3 is pressed,
then video 002.mov will stop and video 003.mov will
instantly play.
- Delayed mode (16)
sensor triggers until the 1st video is finished playing.
For example: If 3 buttons are available and button 2 is
pressed, video 002.mov will begin playing, play once
and then begin looping the 000.mov video. If button
3 is pressed during video 002.mov, the VP71XD will ig-
nore all requests for a new video until the 1st selected
video is done playing.
• Scheduling mode (17) -
wish to play specific videos at different times of the day
and/or week. For example if you wanted to play a breakfast
menu from 8am to 11am, a lunch menu from 11am to 3pm
and a dinner menu from 3pm to 11pm you would use this
menu option. Once scheduling mode is selected you sim-
ply need to create a text file
and load it on the same SD or USB as your video files (19).
A sample play list can be downloaded from our web site
or can be manually typed from the example on the right
(18). Notes: 1) The text file must be called playlist.txt 2)
None of the command text is case sensitive, only the video
file names are 3) Make sure the date and time are set cor-
rectly on the Date & Time settings section. In this example
the [NUMBER_OF_VIDEOS]
ber of videos loaded on your SD or USB. [MOVIE_AUTOFILE]
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will be your looping attract screen or default video. The
"breakfast menu.mov" will loop whenever no other start/
stop time is active. You can input an unlimited number of
stop and start times and the scheduler works off of a 7 day
calendar. Trigger playback on specific days by inputting the
[DAY_TO_PLAY]= as MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT
SUN, otherwise enter ALL (every day). You can also set your
VP71XD to power on and off at specific times by using the
{POWERON]
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and [POWEROFF]= commands.
These modes
will trigger a different video even if
will ignore any additional button or
This mode would be used if you
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with start and stop times
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must equal the total num-
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