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3.1.11 Conﬁguration > Variab les

From the

Configuration

pane, select the

Variab les

menu to set variable (or TAG) values for this device.

The variable names are:

field1

,

field2

,

field3

,

field4

,

field5

.

These variable values can then be used in Apps to perform speciﬁc processing for certain devices only.

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Variable values can only contain characters from the ASCII-7bits table.

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Summary of Contents for 4.13.15 002E

Page 1: ...U ser manual DMB 400 4 13 15 002E...

Page 2: ...ct may differ slightly from those described in this manual depending on the developments of the various suppliers Precautions for use Please read and heed the following warnings before turning on the...

Page 3: ...onsole user interface Con guration Administrator Con guration LAN Con guration WLAN Con guration Output Con guration App Con guration Servers Con guration License Con guration Date and time Con gurati...

Page 4: ...4 Part I Description and installation...

Page 5: ...equest to the email address sales qeedji tech This device is a Class A device In a residential environment this device may cause radio interference In this case the user is asked to take appropriate m...

Page 6: ...DTE connector 6 H DMI output connector Device front face with the WLAN option 1 Location of the 2 WLAN antennas to screw Device rear face 7 Antenna location 8 Power supply red LED 9 Status green LED 1...

Page 7: ...7 1 2 1 Device xture...

Page 8: ...8 1 2 2 Device dimensions...

Page 9: ...dress are written on a label stuck on the case Packingb ox lab el This is the label stuck also on the packingbox It is showing information on the device model the serial number PSN Some additional lab...

Page 10: ...ation This phase duration is depending on some variable values lik e NTP some network access duration or some data check ing check disk Step 3 T 44 s Nominal mode During this step the device has to pl...

Page 11: ...ictogram 4 is showing the MAC address value associated to the Gek k ota license k ey The up STATE 5 is meaning that the network interface currently showed is alive If the STATE is down the network int...

Page 12: ...blinking frequency is indicating the data rate on Ethernet connector LED STATU S b ehaviour depending on device start up steps Step 1 Device start up initialisation State Information Green continuous...

Page 13: ...on the screen indicates that a new publication is needed to go ahead Green blinking 4 very short and consecutive ashs 300 ms spaced 4 seconds apart Warning Check disk The device has detected memory c...

Page 14: ...to use shielded cables Audio Jack 3 5 mm connector stereo L R It is recommended to use cables whose length is less than 3 meters Video output connector HDMI 2 0 This connector is used to connect a sc...

Page 15: ...15 N Function 1 CD 2 RX D 3 TX D 4 DTR 5 GND 6 DSR 7 RTS 8 CTS 9...

Page 16: ...n must not be used as power supply but rather as a reference voltage Along the device booting the GPIO1 is con gured as input during some seconds And then after the system startup the GPIO1 is operati...

Page 17: ...17...

Page 18: ...k35 gpio_ 1 jack35_ 1 authorized false Services prefs setBoolPref innes app profile gpio output jack35 gpio_ 1 jack35_ 1 authorized true Services prefs setBoolPref system connector jack35_ 1 1 io jack...

Page 19: ...19 Part II Applicative user interface...

Page 20: ...duct dmb400 Web DAV directories Clicking on the parent directory provides access to the root of the device s WebDAV server which provides access to directories among other things playlog location to s...

Page 21: ...21 Part III Administration console user interface...

Page 22: ...th an NTP server This is the Administration console user interface After you have changed and saved all your settings in the different panes be sure to perform a device restart by clicking on the Rebo...

Page 23: ...in credentials to access to the device s Web user interface Please keep these login credentials in a safe place afterwards The same login credentials are used to access to the WebDAV server It is reco...

Page 24: ...req uire you add a trusted certificate used by your RADIUS server and or a client certificate generated with the MAC address of your device the radius users credentials and the trusted certi cate of t...

Page 25: ...is not supported if the router is in IEEE 80 2 11n mode Some computer OS version may not support Adhoc connection F or further information contact your IT department Selecting the WPA Enterprise EAP...

Page 26: ...ted for resolutions higher than 1920x1080 Some screens may not support certain display modes In this case try another mode with the same resolution When supported by your screen and your device if pos...

Page 27: ...the Drop file here box or click to add one to drop your App Then click on the Load App button When the le disappears from the interface the App is loaded and starts automatically The development of Ap...

Page 28: ...f x the diffusion of the device status URL devices status suf x if disabled this allows to set speci c remote server URLs The user preference innes app profile addon manager http downloader validity c...

Page 29: ...F compatible Heartbeat in HH MM SS format time period to connect to the remote server default 1 minute App supported The device can support for example Linear playout App Room book ing App For further...

Page 30: ...the remote server s WebDAV frontend connection Heartbeat in HH MM SS format period duration of the connection to the remote server default 1 minute Software installation and configuration servers URL...

Page 31: ...31 Proxy server If your device does not have access to the Internet it is possible to turn an MS Windows computer into a NTP server For further information contact your IT department...

Page 32: ...icense number is registered at the factory when the device is ordered It is then sent to you by e mail If it has disappeared due to a handling error or after formatting your device an error message in...

Page 33: ...and Time value and then click on the Now button Resetting the time involves a restart of the device immediately If you have several con guration settings to change it is advisable to adj ust the date...

Page 34: ...ity From the Configuration pane select the Regionality menu to choose the language in which information messages or error messages related to the device need be displayed The supported languages are E...

Page 35: ...es whose parameters are stored in an ICAL format in the user preference innes reboot manager calendar Example of value ICAL format BEGIN VCALENDAR VERSION 1 0 BEGIN VEVENT SUMMARY Reboot Task 1 DTSTAR...

Page 36: ...r manager level min brightness 0 B acklight 0 innes power manager level min backlight 0 In this version here is the state of the device when the power manager is in the Highly optimized state Function...

Page 37: ...ower manager level max power mode 1 Volume 100 innes power manager level max volume 100 Opacity 0 innes power manager level max opacity 0 B rightness 100 innes power manager level max brightness 100 B...

Page 38: ...menu to set variable or TAG values for this device The variable names are field1 field2 field3 field4 field5 These variable values can then be used in Apps to perform speci c processing for certain d...

Page 39: ...ing on the connectors not all AV commands are supported RS232 For screen control via AV Command RS232 DTE select the RS232 DTE option F irst check in the datasheet that your screen supports AV Command...

Page 40: ...on or duplicate an existing protocol with the button and adapt it with your own AV Commands DDC CI on HDMI OU T For AV Command DDC CI screen control through the H DMI OUT connector select the DDC CI o...

Page 41: ...ination on the screen s remote control left Arrow Right Arrow Left Arrow Right Arrow key combination in less than 10 seconds Mak e sure that no menus or banners are displayed on the screen B efore app...

Page 42: ...atest version available for your device model Unzip the z ip archive and get the frm le Drop your frm le in the Drop file here location or click on it to add one then click on the Send button to updat...

Page 43: ...debug of the network related layer These logs may be activated on support req uest in exceptional debug cases These logs can only be interpreted only by software developers who are familiar with the...

Page 44: ...rocess the text scrolling overlay 60H z Allows to support video decoding at the H DMI input Supports the enhanced hardware deinterlacing lter as well as the display of Mpeg TS interlaced video innes v...

Page 45: ...detected write or read errors on the partition A message indicates on the screen that an error has occurred on the partition and that a device reboot is necessary If the Fix button is accessible click...

Page 46: ...key of the device UUID Universal Unique IDenti er PSN Product Serial Number HDCP Supported valid k ey Indicates that H DCP is supported by the device and that it has a valid H DCP key video output cap...

Page 47: ...47 3 1 19 Information Network In the Information pane select the Network menu to view a summary of the device s network con guration...

Page 48: ...48 3 1 20 Information Screens From the Information pane select the Screens menu to view information about the connected display in H DMI...

Page 49: ...49 Part IV Con guration b y script...

Page 50: ...V server or broadcasted by your DH CP server code 66 or injected through an USB storage device or dropped on the extension WebDAV directory with a WebDAV client For further information refer to the co...

Page 51: ...51 Part V Technical information...

Page 52: ...1280x720 60H z SAMSUNG 1280x768 60H z VESA 1280x768 50H z VESA 1280x800 60H z VESA 1360x768 50H z VESA 1360x768 60H z VESA 1376x768 60H z VESA 1376x768 50H z VESA 1376x768 60H z PC 1920x1080 60H z CEA...

Page 53: ...LAN WPEA 152GN B T module Power supply 12 V DC 1 2 A Operating temperature Storage temperature 0 C to 40 C 20 C to 60 C Operating humidity Storage humidity 80 85 Weight Dimensions W x H x D With WIFI...

Page 54: ...54 5 2 Conformities In conformity with the following European directives LVD 2014 35 EU EMC 2014 30 EU...

Page 55: ...55 Part VI Contacts...

Page 56: ...ji Web site for FAQ application notes and software downloads https www qeedji tech Qeedji FRANCE INNES SA 5A rue Pierre Joseph Colin 35700 RENNES Tel 33 0 2 23 20 01 62 Fax 33 0 2 23 20 22 59 Qeedji G...

Page 57: ...57 Part VII Appendix...

Page 58: ...3 field4 field5 ip addresses ip address if type LAN if type origin dhcp origin value 192 168 1 119 17 value ip address ip address if type LAN if type origin auto origin value fc00 21c e6ff fe02 20e2 6...

Page 59: ...nstalled The Qeedji PowerPoint Publisher For Media Players PowerPoint Add In can deal with several DMB 400 devices with the same MS PowerPoint presentation In this version only the DMB 400 whose WebDA...

Page 60: ...upport q eedj i tech In the Qeedji ribbon click on the About 4 item to see the version of the Qeedji PowerPoint Publisher for For Media Players PowerPoint Add In F or older computer it could be req ue...

Page 61: ...player release note On the Devices 11 tab click on the Auto detection 12 button to detect the DMB 400 devices available on your local network Select 14 the appropriate DMB 400 devices to create a list...

Page 62: ...62 15 16 17...

Page 63: ...e install the missing fonts on your Windows OS and publish again Information on fonts The default Windows font are installed here C Windows Fonts The custom fonts installed by the user are installed h...

Page 64: ...ard Press on the RIGHT ARROW key of the USB keyboard to go to the next slide Press on the LEFT ARROW key of the USB keyboard to go to the previous slide Enter the slide number for example the number 4...

Page 65: ...ng text in overlay until 1226 characters per line in the text le In ultra H D resolution the device supports a scrolling text in overlay until 688 characters per line in the text le The max height for...

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