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Panasonic LFE Series User Manual

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USB Media Player
User Guide
Ver. 1.0

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  • Page 1 USB Media Player User Guide Ver. 1.0...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents 1. Compatible Models – Page 3 2. Supported devices and formats – Page 4 3. Limitations on compatible formats – Page 5 4. Set up the display – Page 6 5. Insert USB memory and use A) Save content on USB memory and play. All still images have the same play duration.

  • Page 3: Compatible Models

    TH-55AF1J <Content delivery via LAN> *1: Main microcomputer versions of 2.02 and later on displays are compatible with the LFE series. Refer to the website about how to verify the version. https://panasonic.net/cns/prodisplays/download/software/multi/ *2: AF series and TH-55LFV70 are not compatible.

  • Page 4: Supported Devices And Formats

    2. Supported devices and formats <Supported devices>  Commercially available USB memory devices are supported. (Those with security functions are not supported. Operation is not guaranteed.)  USB memory devices other than those formatted in FAT16 or FAT32 cannot be used. ...

  • Page 5: Limitations On Compatible Formats

    3. Limitaion on compatible formats <Limitation> Video Codec MPEG-4, AVC/H.264, Resolution: maximum 1920 x 1080 High Profile Frame rate: maximum 30fps (progressive) Bit rate: maximum 30Mbps - Level 4.2 or less - MVC (multi-view) is not supported. MPEG-4 Visual, Simple Profile Resolution: maximum 1920 x 1080 and Advanced Simple Profile Frame rate: maximum 30fps (progressive)

  • Page 6: Set Up The Display

    4. Set up the display Select [Setup] → [USB media player settings] on the second page with the remote control. Except for 65/75/84EF1, VF1 For SF2 series For 65/75/84EF1, VF1 (1) USB media player *Factory setting is [Enable]. Set [USB media player] to [Enable]. (2) Schedule play function (SF2 series only) *Factory setting is [Disables].

  • Page 7: Insert Usb Memory And Use

    5. Insert USB memory and use A) Save content on USB memory and play. <What to prepare> Multi Monitoring USB memory & Control LAN cable Divider Software Necessary Necessary Unnecessary Unnecessary Unnecessary 1. Save content on USB memory. Save prepared content of still or moving images on USB memory using a computer.

  • Page 8: B) Save Content + Scenario Files On The Usb Memory And Play

    (1) Download Multi Monitoring & Control Software (MMCS) from the Website and install it on a computer. Download from here ⇒https://panasonic.net/cns/prodisplays/download/software/index.html (2) Activate MMCS. (3) Right-click on Group and display the menu. (4) Select [Content list editing and delivery]. (5) Select [Content list editing].
  • Page 9 5. Insert USB memory and use (5) Selected content will be displayed in the play list. (6) Set the play time for one content item. Still images: Set within from 3 – 86,400 sec. Moving images: The play time for the moving image is displayed.

  • Page 10: Deliver Content On Usb Memory Via Lan

    6. Deliver content on USB memory via LAN 6-1. Deliver content <What to prepare> Multiple USB memory Monitoring & LAN cable Divider Control Software Necessary Necessary Necessary Necessary Necessary 1. Set up network. Select [Setup] → [Network settings] on the second page with the remote control. (1) Network control *Factory setting is [Off].
  • Page 11 (1) Download Multi Monitoring & Control Software (MMCS) from the Website and install it on the computer. Download from here ⇒https://panasonic.net/cns/prodisplays/download/software/index.html (2) Activate MMCS. 5. Register the display. (1) Click [File]. (2) Click [Create New Device]. ⇒Device creation screen will appear.
  • Page 12 6. Deliver content on USB memory via LAN 6.1 Deliver content 6. Create content list. (1) Right-click on Group or registered device number and display the menu. (2) Click [Content list editing and delivery], and the following message will appear. * When you have necessary data into the USB memory, click Cancel and save the data beforehand.
  • Page 13 6. Deliver content on USB memory via LAN 6.1 Deliver content 7-1. Deliver content list. (Single-Playback) *Refer to 7-2 (page 14) for Multi-Playback *While the content is being delivered, the display screen will go black and the message [Content is being rewritten] will appear on the upper right.
  • Page 14 6. Deliver content on USB memory via LAN 6.1 Deliver content 7-2. Deliver content list. (Multi-Playback) *Refer to 7-1 (page 13) for Single-Playback *While the content is being delivered, the display screen will go dark and the message [Content is being rewritten] will appear on the upper right.

  • Page 15: Set Date/Time Of Delivery/Playback And Deliver

    6. Deliver content on USB memory via LAN 6-2. Set date/time of delivery/playback and deliver A maximum of 100 lists can be set on the schedule. 1. Set schedule. (1) Click [File] and select [Schedule] from the menu. (2) Click [Add] on the schedule setting screen. (3) On the schedule creation screen, specify the date and time to deliver the content list.
  • Page 16 6. Deliver content on USB memory via LAN 6-2. Set date/time of delivery/playback and deliver (7) You will return to the schedule setting screen. Click [Add] again. (8) On the schedule creation screen, specify the date and time to start the content list It can be set by date/time, day of the week, and date.

  • Page 17: Convert Powerpoint Data To Still/Moving Images

    7. Convert PowerPoint data to still/moving images Files created with PowerPoint can be converted to still or moving images and delivered as content. Configure PowerPoint page settings in advance! * Compatible with Microsoft PowerPoint 2010/2013. * Depending on settings, resolution may be lost when converting from PowerPoint, so we recommend that you configure these settings beforehand.

  • Page 18: Light Id Setting (Sf1H Series Only)

    8. Light ID setting (SF1H series only) • A separate contract for a Light ID license (requiring a fee) must be concluded to configure a Light ID system. 1. Import the Light ID on MMCS (1) Save the Light ID file (***.bin) on your PC (2) Select [Light ID Information] tab (3) Select [Get a Light ID], and Import ***.bin data on MMCS (4) Input the password(HEXKEY) obtained from LinkRay portal site or administrator for light ID...
  • Page 19 8. Light ID setting (SF1H series only) 2. Link the ID to Content (1) Right-click on Group or registered device number and display the menu. (2) Click [Content list editing and delivery], and the following message will appear. * When you have necessary data into the USB memory, click Cancel and save the data beforehand. (3) Click [Content list editing].
  • Page 20 “One-Stop Website” for Professional Displays: https://panasonic.net/cns/prodisplays/ Video introducing our professional displays: https://www.youtube.com/user/PanasonicProDisplay Panasonic Corporation Connected Solutions Company June 2017_Ver.1...

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