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Touch Panel Interface - Control Pages
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Design XPress User Interface Guide
The elements on this page include:
Preset buttons
: Press to highlight a Preset for selection.
Up/Down Scroll buttons
: Use these buttons to scroll up/down through files in the
selected playlist.
Preset Categories buttons:
Use these buttons to select the type of presets to display in
the Presets buttons:
Videos:
Press to populate the Preset buttons with DVD titles.
Player:
If you have pressed an audio Preset Category button (
Playlists
,
Genre
,
Artist
,
Album
or
All
), this button takes you to the
MAX Audio page
(FIG. 19). Conversely, if you
pressed the
Video
Preset Category button, it will take you to the
MAX Video page
(FIG. 20).
Random:
Select to play the items in the playlist in random order.
Aspect:
Select to toggle between 16x9 (default) or 4x3 aspect ratios for video display.
Audio:
Select to toggle between digital (default) or analog audio output.
Select:
Press to select the highlighted Preset.
Search
: Press to open an on-screen keyboard where you can perform a search for a
Playlist
,
Genre
,
Artist
,
Album, All or Video
. The type of search that is performed depends
on which Preset Category was selected to be displayed on the Preset buttons.
• Playlists
Press to populate the Preset buttons with Playlists.
• Genre
Press to populate the Preset buttons with Genres.
• Artist
Press to populate the Preset buttons with Artists.
• Album
Press to populate the Preset buttons with Album titles.
• All:
Select
All
(then select
Search
) to display the
first song
per album, per artist containing
the search string.
MAX servers prefer the use of entire strings for search operations. Searching by a
single character returns the first song per album or artist that
contains
the character,
not necessarily the first song that
starts with
the character. For example a search for
the letter "C" will return the first song per album or artist that contains the letter C
anywhere in it’s title ("A Place In Time" would be one possible result), as opposed to
listing all titles that begin with "C". The more complete the search string, the better
the search results will typically be.