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MS200
Connecting Peripherals
Insert the USB dongle to a USB port (1) and make sure your monitors are connected the MS200
with video cables (2). After the peripherals are well connected, plug the power cord into the
MS200 (3) and insert the other end into a power outlet.
<1>
<2>
Insert the USB dongle.
Connect video cables (DVI/ HDMI)
with monitors.
NOTE: DO NOT connect the power cord before connecting the USB dongle and all cables to the MS200.
Powering ON and OFF
The Power Button is located on the front of the MS200. To turn the MS200 on, push and release
the Power Button on the front bezel. The power LED will be lit (blue), and the corresponding
interface will be shown on the display monitors.
To turn off the device, use the software shutdown interface provided, or unplug the appliance.
In the event of system lockup, unplug or re-plug the power cable. Also, the Power Button may be
used to perform a reset on the device. To do that, push and hold the Power Button for at least
4 seconds. The system will shut down and all unsaved work may be lost. Pushing on the Power
Button again will restart the device.
Server Installation
Please refer to the other documents inserted in the package to
start setting up your WebDT Content Manager server via the
WebDT Content Manager CD.
Appliance Registration
After turning on the MS200 for the first time, a screen prompt is
displayed for registering the player. If the screen prompt is not
shown, please follow the instructions below:
1.
Press and hold "Control + Shift + Space" to exit the WCM Player software.
2.
Navigate to Start | All Programs | DT Research | WebDT Signage Player
3.
Select Register WebDT Signage Player Again. The Player Registration screen should appear. Fill in
all fields to register. The required information is marked.
4.
Click OK to register and connect to the WebDT Signage Appliance Publish Server.
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Connect the power cord.
Memory and Storage
Depending on the base software configuration, the user may need only the internal HDD of the
MS200 for user's installed software and storage. The user may also supplement storage space with
USB-based peripherals such as flash disks, disk drives, etc.
I/O Ports
MS200 Front
Audio jacks
USB ports
A
B
E
RJ45 connector
F
DVI-I output
MS200 Rear
E
B
A
B
A
D
Power button
HDD status indicator
C
D
G
HDMI port
H
IEEE 1394 port
F
G
B
H B
A
C
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