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e. Parameter 2: 0+2 – depending upon the value in the Command register, this register may be used to provide
additional parameters. In this example, LW2 is the parameter 2 register.
f. Status: 0+3 – this Read Only register is used to provide status on the video that is playing. In this example,
LW3 is the status register.
i.Bit 0 – File Open (0=closed, 1=open)
ii.Bit 1 – File Playing (0=closed, 1=playing)
iii.Bit 8 – Command Error (0=correct, 1= command/parameter error) For example, this bit is set if the media
player object is unable to locate a playable file in the designated folder.
iv.Bit 9 – File Error (0=file format and load correct, 1=file format or loading error)
g. File index: 0+4 – this Read Only register provides the file index on the video that is playing. In this example,
LW4 is the file index register. File index is used to indicate the order of the video files being displayed.
h. Start time: 0+5 – this Read Only register is used to provide the start time (always 0) on the video that is
currently playing. Units are in seconds. In this example, LW5 is the start time register.
i. End time: 0+6 – this Read Only register is used to provide the total time length of the video that is currently
playing. Units are in seconds. In this example, LW6 is the end time register.
4. Update video playing time: enable this feature to display the current running (elapsed) time of the video that is
playing.
a. Update period: select how often the OIT updates the running time. Range is 1-60 seconds.
b. Playing time: 0+7 – this indicates which register is used to display the video playing time based upon an
offset from the Command register. The register used is set to the Command address + 7. In this example,
LW7 is the update video play time.
5 .Ex. Device frame: Determines the location of the video files that are played.
a. SD: the video files are located on a Secure Digital (SD) card
b. USB1: located on the USB1 port. Note: USB1 is not a specific location on the OIT. Rather, this is the first
USB port on the OIT that is used.
c. USB2: located on the USB2 port.
d. Folder name: This is the folder on the SD or USB Flash Drive. Note: You must create a folder to store the
video files- do not use the root directory of the target solid state drive. The folder name must contain
characters only (character symbols such as *, ?, <, >, are not allowed).
6. Attribute frame: determines additional attributes of the Media Player object.
a. Auto. repeat: enable if you want the Media Player object to automatically play the next video file. Note:
after the last video file, the Media Player will start over with the first video file.
b. Background: color for the background of the object.
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