Chapter 5
Operations — Content Manager
134 - ENGLISH
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Procedure for creating timetables
1) On the start screen, click [Schedule].
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The schedule screen is displayed.
2) Click the [Timetable] button.
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The timetable page is displayed.
The following screen is an example when the Content Manager is used for the first time or new SD card is inserted.
Timetable
Content list
3) Register a content in the content list.
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To register still image/movie/music contents in the timetable, register still image/movie/music files in the content list in advance. For
details on registration procedure, refer to “Registering content in a content list” (
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page 145).
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To register multiple still image/movie/external input contents together as a playlist in the Content Manager in advance, refer to
“Registering playlist” (
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page 149).
4) Register the content in the timetable.
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Register the content in the content list into the timetable. For details on registration procedure, refer to “Registering content in a
timetable” (
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page 135).
5) Check the timetable content.
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Preview the timetable where the contents are registered.
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After the timetable (content played back in a day) to be used by the specified date or by the day of the week, set the schedule. Refer to
“Setting a schedule” (
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page 158) for details.
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For operations of the timetable or content list, refer to the descriptions of the following items.
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“Registering content in a timetable” (
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page 135)
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“Deleting image content registered in a timetable” (
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page 137)
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“Deleting music content registered in a timetable” (
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page 138)
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“Deleting brightness content registered in a timetable” (
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page 139)
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“Deleting power supply content registered in a timetable” (
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page 140)
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“Changing the settings of content registered in a timetable” (
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page 141)
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“Displaying preview of timetable details” (
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page 143)
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“Registering content in a content list” (
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page 145)
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“Deleting content registered in a content list” (
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page 147)
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“Editing registration information of content” (
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page 148)
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“Creating a playlist” (
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page 149)