Playing Cartridges With Multiple Books - NLS DS1 Manual

User Operation and Controls
Pressing the Bookmark (Mark) button will insert a bookmark at the current reading position.
If the book is playing, pressing the Bookmark button when the reading position is within 5
seconds of an existing bookmark will remove it. If not playing, the reading position must be
Mark
exactly at the existing bookmark to remove it.
2.2

Playing Cartridges with Multiple Books

Although NLS currently only produces cartridges containing a single book, the player has the capability to play
cartridges containing multiple books. The files comprising multiple NLS Books (ANSI/NISO Z39.86:2002) may all
be located in a single directory on the cartridge or may be in separate directories for each book; however each DAISY
2.02 and CEA2003 book must be in its own separate directory. A multi-book cartridge also holding audio files not
associated with a structured book must have those audio files placed in a top-most directory named
"audio+podcasts".
The user selects a book from those stored on a multi-book cartridge by entering the Bookshelf mode. The Bookshelf
is entered by pressing and holding the Play/Stop button for two seconds with a multi-book cartridge inserted into the
DTBM. The number of books found on the cartridge and the title of the book currently selected is announced upon
entering the Bookshelf. The user may then hear the title of the other books on the cartridge by pressing the Rewind or
Fast Forward buttons. After selecting the book, the user exits the bookshelf by pressing the Play/Stop button. The
player will remember the book selected on a multi-book cartridge even if the cartridge is removed from the player.
The User Guide will always be the first book available upon entering the Bookshelf mode in the Standard Player.
Multiple book functionality was introduced with firmware version 2.1. Players with older firmware installed must be
upgraded to include this feature.
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