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Technovision
DV75
Quick Reference Guide
Firmware 2.42
Revision 06/2009
DV75 plays:
MPEG-1 (.mpg VCD)
MPEG-2 (.mpg with MPEG1-
layer 2 audio)
MPEG-4 (.divx DIVX)
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WMV9
(720P format)
Windows JPEG (.jpg)
MP3 (.mp3),
Technovision
1845 Sandstone Manor, #2
Pickering, Ontario
L1W 3X9
P:(905) 420-5153
F:(905) 420-0753
www.technovision.com
Operation
The DV75 high definition digital signage player is
capable of playing back full-motion audio & video clips
from standard, high speed Compact FLASH cards
,
USB 2.0 drive or optional hard drive. Small and
compact, with no moving parts, it will store and
playback full-motion audio/video clips from standard,
high-speed (
66X or greater
) Compact FLASH memory
cards (
FAT32 format).
Transfer MPEG-1, MPEG-2,
.WMV9 or JPEG files to the DV75 easily by simply
using your PC (
or Virtual PC on a Mac
) and a
standard FLASH memory card reader. With DSP
MODE set to MENU, the DV75 can be set up to repeat
the first file on the system with button access to the
other files using the optional TV66K. The DV75 can
also be set up in REPEAT mode to cycle through all the
files on the FLASH card.
Initial Start-up
Upon start-up, the player will be set to 640x480 VGA
output and will display the words “Loading Now..” on
the screen. Once initialized it will switch to it’s default
output (DVI, composite, or VGA as chosen on the
SETUP/VIDEO-AUDIO menu) and begin playing the
content based on the DSP MODE. To switch the output
back to VGA, press the
DISPLAY
button on the
remote until the video is switched to VGA. The default
output on the DV75 is VGA (1280x1024), but can be
changed by pressing the
DISPLAY
button on the
remote. This will toggle through the available outputs
on the player (some available at board level only).
DSP (D
igital
S
ignage
P
layback
) Mode
The playback mode (STANDARD, STANDBY,
REPEAT, MENU or CONTINUE) is set on the
ADVANCED/DSP MODE menu (see page 3). The
default is STANDARD (stand-alone mode).
Content Integration
To set up your content to work with the DV75, you
must have a high-speed Compact FLASH media
card capable of data transfer rates fast enough for
playing back your content. You will also need to use
a Compact FLASH reader/writer with your
computer to copy the appropriate files to the
memory card.
The only files on the card should be
the media files - if there are any other files or
directories on the card (i.e. Mac .dsstore files),
the DV75 will still try to play them.
Connect your card reader to your PC (note: be sure
that the card reader driver is installed) and insert the
Compact FLASH card (we recommend 2GB
minimum) into the reader.
DO NOT POWER UP THE DV75 WITHOUT THE
FLASH CARD BEING INSTALLED.
Filenames
The DV75, sorts its files alphabetically for playback.
Even though it is not necessary, we recommend that
(with DSP mode set to
MENU
) the “menu file” be
named, for example, “000.mpg” and that the other
files be named “001.mpg”, ”002.mp3”, “003.jpg”
etc. This makes it easy to remember what file is to
be played on the button press.
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