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3.0 OPERATION & SETUP
3.1 Playing Media Content
The player does not have a dedicated on/off power button. Once power is supplied, the player performs the system boot
process (approximately 60 seconds) and then plays the first media file in the attract loop playlist. The player continues to
play the attract loop content until a trigger event occurs (e.g., customer pushes a button or lifts a Freedom post). When a
trigger event occurs, the player switches and plays the media files in the playlist assigned to that trigger. These files play only
once; the system then returns to playing files in the attract loop.
3.2 Error Messages
If the player encounters problems with the playlist or media content during bootup, it will begin searching for a connected
USB device with updated content. During this process, a blue window with the word ‘Preparing’ is displayed on screen, along
with an error message that helps pinpoint the problem (see examples below). Problems are typically caused by one of the
following conditions usually after writing to the SD Card directly from a PC:
— Memory card is missing or not properly seated.
—
Memory card does not contain the mti_data folder with content and the mti_config.xml file.
—
Media files specified in the mti_config.xml file are missing.
—
There are syntax errors in the mti_config.xml file.
Note: The error message only appears briefly on the screen. If you want to view the error message again, simply press the
Setup
button on the optional remote, or the
Home
key if you have an attached USB keyboard.
Example Error Message Probable Cause
Cannot open /tmp/media/sd/mmcblk0p1/mti_data/
mti_config.xml Memory card is not installed or not properly seated
mti_data folder is missing on the SD card
mti_config.xml file is missing on the SD card
Missing filename.mov, Invalid content in attract
loop
A file listed in the mti_config.xml file is missing. In this case it is a file
listed in the Attract Loop section.
Cannot parse xml: tag mismatch ln4 col72 A syntax error has been detected in the mti_config.xml file. In this case
it is a tag mismatch. The line and column number indicates where the
xml parser failed. The actual error could be earlier in the file.
Attract Loop missing
Check for proper spelling of the tags and attributes in the
mti_config.xml file. In this case, the “AttractLoop” tag may be
mis-spelled. Also check the beginning and end tags.
For all of these errors, check the SD card contents on a PC and correct the error. Or, reload the player content from a known
good USB Flash drive. See pages 16-19 for details.