USER MANUAL VP200HDi - ID-AL
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3. 00000110b Folder number gt 001 to 999 Example 005 07h 00000111b Not used 08h 00001000b Not used 09h 00001001b Remaining time hh mm ss Example 00 05 14 OAh 00001010b Total time of the file hh mm ss Example 01 42 27 OBh 00001011b Volume value gt xx 00 to 31 Example 16 When the player receives a request command it sends the information in ASCII mode on the Tx pin of the RS232 link Example1 Frame to send to the player to request status 81 04 01 Byte1 81h 10000001b status byte player number 001 Byte 2 04h 00000100b Request informations Byte 3 01h 00000001b Request status Player send PLAY CR LF in ASCII 50 4C 41 59 OD OA Value in Hexa Example 2 Frame to send to the player to request remaining time 81 04 09 Byte1 81h 10000001b status byte player number 001 Byte 2 04h 00000100b Request informations Byte 3 09h 00001001b Request remaining time Player render 00 03 12 CR LF in ASCII 30 30 3A 30 33 3A 31 32 OD OA Value in Hexa e 05h 00000101b Reserved e 06h 00000110b Reserved e 07h 7Eh Not used e 7Fh 01111111b Command in order to change the identification number of the player ID You can change the ID Identification number of the player for the RS232 link The default value is 001 You can change value from 001 to 127 The data byte defines the number of the new ID Example of a complete frame to c
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5. be damaged The input supply is transferred to the RS232 connector and the output terminal RTB to supply the connected accessories limited current The power of the PSU determines the output power of the amplifier When a line level output is used a 1A 12w power supply is adequate to run on the player When the amplified output is used for larger powers a supply of at least 3 50A 45w is compulsory If you use a PSU from an inferior power you can have a very poor sound and also an overheating PSU till broken down Serial link RS232 VP200HD can be controlled by a PLC a computer a remote control using a serial link VP200HD receives data on its Rx input and sends datas on its Tx output A specific protocol is described in this manual 9 Waves System 4 V 1 0 201A 1 0 AL VideoPlayer VP2OOHDi Video Audio player User manual INSTALLATION P 1 Volume Tezel PLAYER 2 Volume 3 Infrared sensor 4 Activity led 5 Power supply of the player 6 Serial link RS 232 T 7 Input on dry contact WEN 8 USB host for flash drive Output NE 9 Video audio HDMI output tous sau cm AW 10 Analog video audio output Amplfier volume x or 57 XE 12 Amplified outputs for speakers 13 Contacts inputs 14 Contacts ouputs 15 Leds for status First use VP200HDi is factory setting configured with parameters by default and the player must operate on inserti
6. latest versions do not allow to format high capacity medias gt 32Go system FAT32 In this case you must obtain a formatting software Many softwares are available some free others payable that you will easily find on internet 9 Waves System 6 V 1 0 2014 1 0 AL VideoPlayer VP2OOHDi Video Audio player User manual 3 1 Connections Connection is directly from the sensor push button to the player trigger inputs Status Leds 1 8 Output state 1 to 8 V Activity show the receipt of the commands E Player status Blinking player is not ready fix player is ready i PS oa GCG TEESE 12345678VE 2 79 E92 53 12 EE E E EP PR ERE LR EI EL EP E E Ded Bel Bell Fad Bal ELEM EE LEES ER LL Input Output Power d RTG T tiv HDMI AN R R L L Output X A Internal input schematic input G In 12v e G Ground e In Trigger input e 12v power supply output for an external peripheral device Note 12v is a transfer of the main external PSU The provided power will not exceed 500mA IR Sensor with NO contact output Push button Waves System V 1 0 2014 1 0 AL VideoPlayer VP2OOHDi Video Audio player User manual 3 2 8 input connections Using up to 8 triggers you can connect the electricals contacts directly to the 8 inputs Over 8 push button you need to combine the input w
7. 001 V00 Volume is set at 00 minimum value Mute If the variation of values exceeds the minimum or maximum values of the player the levels are ignored e NT This option defines the interruption mode of the folder currently read If this options is registered within the name of the folder the read file cannot be interrupted and instructions received are ignored Without this option the reading of the currently read directory can be interrupted any time by an external action input RS232 Example 001 NT The folder can NOT be interrupted In that case an action on one of the input contacts through RS232 or other is ignored and the reading of the current file is not stopped Caution The action is not memorised and the triggering information is lost e RESxxxxxxxx et REExxxxxxxx Active or deactive the outputs contacts The 8 output contacts are switched by the name of the folder when player start to play the folder RES Relay Extended when Start or at the end of the folder REE Relay Extended at the End RESXxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx show the state of the 8 outputs which are activated at the begening of the folder REEXxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx show the state of the 8 outputs which are activated at the end of the folder With the 2 options you can for example switch on a light when player start to play the folder and switch off the light at the end of the folder Show the 8 outputs 87654321 I
8. 500mA 60V output on terminal block 3 81mm 2 volume buttons on the front face e Status bicolor LED e 8 2 LEDs for output status Infrared sensor Play Stop next previous Volume Volume setup 9 Waves System 21 V 1 0 201A I D AL VideoPlayer VP2OOHDi Video Audio player User manual Annexe C Infra red remote control You can send command to player using an infra red remote control Key Power Title INFO Mute gt TV mode Home Menu Slow Setup Zoom Vol Vol Up Arrow Down Arrow Left Arrow Right Arrow OK Audio Subtitle Resume Angle Pause Return Stop Rwd Fwd Prev Next Function ON OFF Not used Show file informations Mute Folder 001 Folder 002 Folder 003 Folder 004 Folder 005 Folder 006 Folder 007 Folder 008 Folder 009 Folder 000 Not used Select a specific point in the current file Resolution change Not used Photo mode Not used Menu Setup Zoom x1 x2 x4 x8 Volume Volume Up Down Left Right OK Audio menu Subtitles menu Not used Not used Pause Play Return Stop Rewind Fast forward Previous file Next file Hama Menu Setup Zoom m c Audio Subtitle 9 Waves System 22 V 1 0 2014 layer User manual lop The 8 input contacts can be combined to obtain up to 255 combinations according to the table hereaft
9. 999 at the end of the folder The serial txt file is a text file raw text without page setting that can be created with any easy text editor like notepad from windows or similar When recording use ANSI coding Do not use special characters The file serial txt of RS232 codes is a text file containing one or several lines Each of these lines will include a sequence of bytes expressed in hexadecimal and separated by a space from OOh to FFh You must only indicate the two characters of the wished hexadecimal value Each beginning of line of this file should present the following parameter xxx the xxx number of the line containing the bytes to send related to the xxx of the tag RSS002 line 002 the tag 855002 will send the sequence of bytes of the line 002 of the serial txt file The separator between each byte is a space Example of a line contained in the serial txt file 001 45 85 63 21 78 A5 B2 002 98 75 21 35 45 98 100 21 35 45 78 A5 B2 It is also possible to add comments in the file by using two times the type slash example file ja 01 ene ING serial txt Bloc notes 100 98 75 35 45 98 my command Fichier Edition Format Affichage 2 lother command 001 064 48 25 Ce 8b 002 78 AS B2 128 4C 8E D9 5A 001 98 999 a4 Fc 48 3e 8B 004 005 comments at the end of the file 2006 RB An example to allow the trigg
10. Previous file in the current directory 05h 00000101b Pause Play O6h 00000110b Play next folder 07h 00000111b Play previous folder 08h 00001000b Stand by Note the other values are ignored Example of the complete frame to stop the player 81 02 02 Byte 1 10000001b 81h Status byte player ID 001 Byte 2 02h 00100001b Transport bar command Byte 3 02h 00010110b Stop command e 03h 00000011b volume control command The value of the volume is defined by the datas byte as follows OOh 00000000b mute volume at 0 10h 00010000b half volume value 16 1Fh 000111116 maximum volume value 31 Note the others values are ignored 9 Waves System 17 V 1 0 2014 I D AL VideoPlayer VP2OOHDi Video Audio player User manual Example of the full frame 81 03 OE Byte1 81h 10000001b status byte plater number 001 Byte2 03h 00000011b volume command Byte3 OEh 00001110b volume setting at 14 e 04h 00000100b Request informations An external peripheral device can ask the player to render informations like status Play stop current file folder remaining time Value of the data byte 01h 00000001b Player status du lecteur gt PLAYING STOP PAUSE 02h 00000010b Current file name gt example bird mp4 03h 00000011b Complete folder name Exemple 001 J001 04h 00000100b Media used gt USB external 05h 00000101b Not used O6h
11. the mains when it is no longer used or for the purpose of maintenance e Handle the power cord by using the plug in connector only Never remove the plug in connector by pulling the power cord Electrical connection repairs and maintenance must be carried out by qualified personnel Do not switch on or switch off the device within a short span of time as this will reduce equipment life 9 Waves System 2 V 1 0 2014 I D AL VideoPlayer VP2OOHDi Video Audio player User manual 6 Terms of use This product has been designed for indoors use only e f this device has been exposed to very high temperature fluctuations e g after transportation do not connect it immediately The condensation formed inside the device could damage it Allow the device to attain ambient temperature before connecting it Do not shake the device avoid sudden movements during its installation or handling When selecting the spot for installation of the player ensure that it is not exposed to a high source of heat humidity or dust There should not be any cables lying around as they might jeopardise your amp others safety B PRODUCT INFORMATION B 1 Correct usage The player is used to broadcast audio video files automatically Correct usage involves compliance with the instructions given in this manual as well as with the requirements concerning installation B 2 Incorrect usage Any other usage or usage beyond the s
12. I D AL VideoPlayer VP2OOHDi Video Audio player User manual DIT il LE pon 5 M 1 Vid o audio player USER MANUAL 9 Waves System V 1 0 201A I D AL VideoPlayer VP2OOHDi Video Audio player User manual SOMMAIRE A Safety Insttic HOl 1S acvasuns intuceu datu wat mtd dUcu uid D Res P1 B Product information ua seein ceeded cade ai xod P3 1 Product presentation 2 2 P4 2 511116 8 0 07 11 5 bue cement UU Est dut acer REOR P4 382 17 16 11 MM P5 4 Operating P10 5 RS232 serial INK DFOTOGCOL uuo ott anc t breiten P16 6 MENU 19 Annexe A Characteristics emere P20 Annexe B Functionalities P21 Annexe C Infrared remote control P22 Annexe D Input VS folders P23 ID AL products are exclusively manufactured by Waves System LA VILLE EN BOIS 44830 BOUAYE FRANCE Sales and information 33 2 40 78 22 44 E mail info
13. attractions 2 Functionnalities Interactivity VP200HDi is an interactive player that reacts according to events Playback pattern is defined by the name of the files or the folders Electrical contacts 8 1 inputs to trigger files through sensors push buttons relays 6 output contacts to control light relay or to trig other externals peripherals Commands through the RS232 serial link A simple protocol is used to send instructions to the player Infrared sensor allows the use of a remote control Autoplay VP200HD starts automatically on powering on This function is configurable and can be disabled Playback The audio files stored on a USB flash drive can be organized in a particular way to define playback pattern The playback pattern is defined by the names of the files and the folders allowing a wide flexibility of use Video output 2 types of output are proposed HDMI output digital Analog video composite output 4 points mini jack video audio Audio output 3 types of output are proposed Digtial audio on HDMI connector Aline level stereo audio output on a mini jack 4 points video audio compatible with audio only An amplified stereo output on a removable terminal block RTB Power supply A 12v external power supply is required The player is protected against polarity reversals Caution The player doesn t accept a tolerance of the power supply Apart from the 12V the player can
14. cope of this application is considered as incorrect usage The manufacturer shall not be liable for the damages ensuing from it The user shall bear full responsibility for the risks incurred B 3 Delivery details VideoPlayer VP200HDi External power supply and its power supply cable Remote control Audio video cable User s manual B 4 Specifications Audio video Player model VP200HDi Nominal electrical values of the power supply connection Voltage V 100 to 240 Frequency Hz 50 60 For details see Annex B B 5 Installation The device must be installed in a dust free area Do not install the device directly against a wall To avoid overheating the ventilation openings must not be blocked Take care to leave an empty space above the ventilation slits B 6 Electrical connection Before activation check whether the mains voltage matches with the voltage indicated on the rating plate 9 Waves System 3 V 1 0 2014 1 0 AL VideoPlayer VP2OOHDi Video Audio player User manual 1 Product presentation The VP200HDi is an interactive full HD video player The files are stored on a USB device This standalone player can read files automatically when switch on Autplay function The interactive version offer more trigger input up to 255 and 8 outputs on electronic switch named Mosfet VP200HDi is used in digital signage market or integration projects for museums exhibitions retail theme parks amp tourist
15. er X indicates the contact to be made on inputs or made on the outputs 1 0 AL VideoPlayer VP2OOHDi Video Audi Annexe D Input vs folders Binary table x lt XK x lt lt X XK KKK KK KKK KKK KK X KX KK X X X X KKK KK KKK X ZSPSSSSRRARAR RAR NANA AAA AA AA NAN NAAN NAN SRR 464 0 RATA AAR 444 XX KKK KK XK XK KKK KK XK XK KKK KK XK lt KK KK KK X XK XX X X X X X X X X X KK X AX OX X X X X X X X X X X ox ox x
16. ering of the reading of the Eos 22 folder 001 for another VP200HDi 001 80 01 01 Example of tag 9 Waves System 13 V 1 0 201A I D AL VideoPlayer VP2OOHDi Video Audio player User manual 001 RSS001 RSE002 Sending of the bytes of the line 001 of the file serial txt on reading the folder 001 and sending the bytes for the line 002 of the file serial txt at the end of the folder 001 RS 8001 Sending of the bytes for the line 001 of the file serial txt on reading of the folder 001 002 RSE064 Sending of the bytes for the line 064 of the file serial txt at the end of the folder 002 e Specific conduct If a folder is missing but a command designates this folder the command is ignored e SYSTEM folder This folder contains the configuration files This folder is optionnal It will be used to offer some extended functions SYSTEM serial txt gt File with the bytes to send by RS232 with the option RSSxxx and RSExxx SYSTEM waitscreen jpg gt an image to be displayed when the player is in stop mode instead of a black screen 4 2 Organisation of files inside folders Files name defines the playback conduct in Sequential mode In random name is not important Note In RDN Random mode the name of the files is free In sequential mode SEQ the name of the files is essential The player play the files in Alpghanumerical sort letter or number 4 3 How to use the 8 inputs The trigger inputs offe
17. f x 0 the output is not activated the Mosfet transistor is off if x 1 the output is activated the Mosfet transistor is on and connect the output to the ground Example 001 RES00000001 J002 Output 1 is activated when player start to play folder 001 Jump to folder 002 at the end of the folder 001 O02 REE00000000 All outputs are deactivated at the end of the folder 002 003 RES01010101 REE00000000 Ouputs 1 3 5 7 are activated when player start to play folder 003 are the outputs are deactivated at the end of the folder 9 Waves System 12 V 1 0 201A I D AL VideoPlayer VP2OOHDi Video Audio player User manual e RSSxxx ou RSExxx These tags allows to send bytes onto the RS232 output When the folder is called a list of bytes is transferred by the serial link in order to control other devices another player switching grid projector The bytes to send are included in a text file that will be especially created for Value by default 19200 Bauds 8 bits no parity 1 bit start 1 bit stop The file definition of the bytes to send must be named serial txt This file will be copied in the SYSTEM folder of the media memory card flash drive RSSxxx xxx appoint the number of the line of the file serial txt that must be sent value from 001 up to 999 when player starts to play the folder RSExxx xxx appoint the number of the line of the file serial txt that must be sent value from 001 up to
18. g damages arising during the transportation and attributable to a defective packing This device is used to broadcast video and audio files It should be used only by persons whose training or knowledge ensures proper handling Before every use the operator must check that the device is in perfect working condition This product must not be used in places where there is a potential explosion risk Besides it must neither be used in an environment favouring combustion nor in a humid or excessively hot or cold location A 5 Safety instructions against risks due to electric currents The device must be connected to a grounded AC power outlet or a European standard outlet installed as per good professional practices Before connecting the device check that the power supply voltage and frequency match the specifications indicated on the device Before powering check that the device and cables are not damaged Damaged cables and connections must immediately be replaced Never allow the power cords to come in contact with other cables Handle the power supply cable as well as all other cables connected to the mains with extreme care Always connect the plug in connector in the end Ensure that the On Off switch is in Off position before connecting the device to the mains The mains outlet must remain accessible after the installation Check the device and its power supply cable from time to time Disconnect the device from
19. h player n 030 FFh player n 127 Byte 2 Command 0xxxxxxxb Octet 3 Data Oxxxxxxxb The Byte 2 is a command and the byte3 isa data that completes the command byte A command byte is always followed by a byte of data A full frame is therefore made of 3 bytes b7 0 refer to a byte of command or data b6 b5 b4 b3 b2 b1 bO command code sent to the player 9 Waves System 16 V 1 0 201A I D AL VideoPlayer VP2OOHDi Video Audio player User manual List of commands 00h not used 01h command of a jump into a folder 02h transport bar command 03h volume control command 04h Request informations 05h 06h Reserved 07h 7Eh Not used 7Fh Identification number change ID e 00h 00000000b not used e 01h 00000001b command of a jump into a folder The third byte is the number of the folder to read The play command is included in the command of jump Example of the complete frame to jump and play folder 003 In Hexa 81 01 03 Byte 1 10000001b 81h Status byte player ID 001 Byte 2 00000001b 01h Jump command Byte 3 00000011b 03h Play folder n 003 Only the first 128 folders can be read from 000 to 127 e 02h 00000010b Transport bar command The transport function is defined by the data byte as follows Value of the datas of the byte 3 datas 01h 00000001b Playback 02h 00000010b Stop O3h 000000116 Next file in the current directory 04h 00000100b
20. hange ID to 002 81 7F 02 Byte1 81h 10000001b status byte player number 001 Byte 2 7Fh 011111116 ID change command Byte 02h 000000106 ID 002 9 Waves System 248 V 1 0 201A 1 0 AL VideoPlayer VP2OOHDi Video Audio player User manual 6 Setup Menu You can configure the player to change some parameters Press Setup key from the remote control to enter into the setup menu Navigate and change the menus you want by using the remote control Audio Network System Setup menu for the player Language select the language of the menus Text encoding selection encoding type for the videos subtitles Time selection time setup Audio Setup menu for audio parameters HDMI output select encoding mode of the audio HDMI output HDMI LPCM HDMI RAW HDMI Auto S PDIF output select encoding mode of the S PDIF audio output HDMI LPCM HDMI RAW Surround sound selection Surround mode of the audio output Automatic 5 1 Channel Audio HD Vid o Setup menu for video parameters Aspect ratio select aspect ratio of the image automatic 4 3 Letter box 4 3 16 9 16 10 TV system select size of the image Auto HDMI NTSC 480P PAL 576P 720P 60Hz 50Hz 1080i 60Hz 50Hz 1080P 60Hz 50Hz The selected parameters are dependant of the display Scale video output to 9096 Add a black framework and reduce the image to 9096 1080P 24Hz activated or d sactivated 24
21. he folder that has called him Example 001 J100 After reading folder 001 jumps to folder 100 002 J100 After reading folder 002 jumps to folder 100 100 RET After reading folder 100 returns to the previous folder 001 or 002 e SEQ or RND Point out the sequential playback mode for the current folder By default or without parameter the folder is read in a sequential mode SEQ or without any parameter reading in a alpha numerical order RND reading in a random mode Example 001 SEQ read folder 001 in a sequential numerical order and stop at the end of the folder 002 RND J002 reading of the folder 002 in a random mode or in a loop 003 J001 reading of the folder 003 in a sequential mode then jump to folder 001 By choosing SEQ you select the sequential mode which means a reading in defined order The sorting is made through a alphanumerical order it has to say in the order of the letter numbers of the names of the files By default if optional parameter is not present the reading is made in a sequential mode 9 Waves System 11 V 1 0 201A 1 0 AL VideoPlayer VP2OOHDi Video Audio player User manual e Vxx Volume setting The name of the folder have an effect on the output volume This function is used to broadcast messages loud more or less than others files Exemple 001 V05 Volume is set at 5 from 32 step 00 to 31 001 V31 Volume is set at 31 maximum value
22. id al com Web site http www id al com Technical department support wsystem com Technical support For a detailed list of the technical support options we suggest you to visit our site www id al com Information in this manual is subject to change without notice and do not represent any commitment from Waves System The equipment described in this manual is supplied under condition of the terms of license specifying the legal use conditions This manual can t be reproduced or used in whole or in part in any form and by any mean for other use than private without the written permission from Waves System ID AL is a trademarks of Waves System Waves System V 1 0 2014 I D AL VideoPlayer VP2OOHDi Video Audio player User manual ACAUTION DO NOT EXPOSE TO HUMIDITY amp DUST Unplug the power supply cable before any servicing FOR YOUR SAFETY PLEASE READ THE USER S GUIDE CAREFULLY BEFORE OPERATING YOUR PLAYER A SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS A 1 CE marking The CE marking is found on the nameplate at the rear side of the device It certifies the conformance of the device with the low voltage CE Directive according to the EN 55022 standard and the Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 61000 4 x A 2 Directives The requirements related to the electromagnetic compatibility and low voltages directive are met A 3 Overview The user manual is an integral part of the product It must always be kept handy amp c
23. ith some diodes or other electronic system Input are a binary mapping of the number of folders zi C un 8 inputs gt 8 folders 2 3 GND INPUT 2 INPUT 3 INPUT 4 INPUT 5 INPUT 6 INPUT 7 INPUT 8 SH1 SW1 Folder 001 Di os SW2 Folder 002 SW6 Folder 032 Diodes 1M4148 SW3 Folder 004 SW4 Folder 008 SW5 Folder 016 SWT7 Folder 064 SW8 Folder 128 Example of 3 input with combination SW1 Folder 001 SW2 Folder 002 SW3 Folder 003 SW4 Folder 004 SW5 Folder 005 SW6 Folder 006 SW7T Folder 007 1N4148 YR DI l 0 LH 1 1N4148 3 0 1 3 fune ID aL SensoPad hair 4 IN 6 2 0 3 _ JO GNO Example of input combination to start directory 021 Example with push buttons to start directory 001 or 002 Example of external trigger using SensoPad and power supply of the player to play folder 001 Waves System 8 V 1 0 2014 I D AL VideoPlayer VP2OOHDi Video Audio player User manual 3 3 Output contacts The VP200HDi can enable output contacts to operate various devices You can switch on lamps relays motors The output contacts are activated through folders The output contacts of the VP200HDi are electronics switch using Mosfet see diagram below The power output is limited switching up to 60V 500mA max for each ou
24. lose by Proper usage conforming to the product intended purpose involves strict compliance with the instructions given in this manual In the event of return of the equipment the user manual should be handed over to the new purchaser The staff should receive instructions concerning the proper usage of the device Only usage of genuine parts ensures perfect safety for the user and correct operation of the device Moreover only accessories mentioned in the technical documentation or explicitly approved by the manufacturer must be used In the event of usage of accessories or consumable products from other brands the manufacturer cannot stand guarantee for the correct and safe operation of the device Damages caused through usage of accessories or consumable products from other brands will not entail right to any benefit under the terms of warranty e The manufacturer will be liable for the safety reliability and functioning of the product as long as the assembly settings modifications extensions and repairs have been carried out by the manufacturer or a company approved by the manufacturer and if the device is used in accordance with the instruc tions mentioned in this manual The player complies with the technical safety standards in force at the date of print of this manual All rights reserved for the electrical diagrams procedures names and devices mentioned herein Any reproduction of the technical documentation even par
25. ng a prepared media dedicated to chapter 4 EEEE ee 1211 34 LI 1 Insert a prepared USB flash memory a dl WAERFETITIESTI ci Ln USB key USB connector You can connect a USB flash drive or an external hard drive 9 Waves System 5 V 1 0 201A I D AL VideoPlayer VP2OOHDi Video Audio player User manual 2 Connect a display speakers or a sound system to the audio output and switch on the player thanks to the PSU 21211114 14 1234567 OwWG 123545 TET Output 5212 Input Vol SPEAKERS Tx Gin 124 HOMI R EE Power 124 DC Output Amp Li PRI E P est JEN tv i k 12v power supply PRESSES HDMI or composite display Power Supply Unit We recommend you to use the PSU provided with the player If you use another PSU you have to respect the 12V specified voltage although the player can be power supplied between 10V and 15V The power consumed depends on the power level of the amplifier Preparation of the medias Brand new USB flash drive are usually FAT32 formatted If you must format a stick select the FAT32 format according to the memory size If the size of the files are over 4GB select NTFS format Other types of formatting do not work If you use Windows PC computer
26. ple 000 Folder N 000 Autoplay folder which is automatically played when the device is powered on 001 Folder N 1 Triggerable by the contact input 1 034 Folder N 34 The folder number is used identifies the folder to use during a jump or an input triggering You can use any number between 000 amp 999 IMPORTANT The trigger contact input select folder to be played See at the end of chapter 4 the details of the use Special case Folder 000 is the folder which will be played by default when powering on When powering on presence of this folder is checked if it is present the player plays files of this folder If this folder is missing the player turns in wait mode black screen or play the waitscreen jpg file Additional Parameters Optional Tags To modify the conduct of the player you can add optional parameters within the folder name These parameters are boxed with the symbols You can add several parameters within the folder name Jxxx Jump to another folder after reading the current folder RET Returns to the previous folder after reading the current folder RND ou SEQ Specifies random or sequential playback mode for the current folder Vxx Controls the volume level of the folder NT Define interruption modes RESxxxxxxxx et REExxxxxxxx Active or deactive the outputs contacts when start or at the end RSSxxx et RSExxx Sending of RS232 codes at the begining or a
27. r the possibility to play the folder of your choice The number of the inputs show the folder number to be played The VP200HDi offer 1 separate input and 8 extended inputs The separat input start only the folder N 001 The 8 extended inputs start up to 255 folders in a binary sort The folder N 001 is started by the separate input or by the input 1 of the extended input group The 8 contacts inputs start the folder number from 001 to 255 see the tab in the annex D Input 1 Folder 001 Input 2 Folder 002 Input 3 Folder 004 Input 4 Folder 008 Input 5 Folder 016 Input 6 Folder 032 Input 7 Folder 064 Input 8 Folder 128 The combination of the inputs offer up to 255 possibilities 9 Waves System 14 V 1 0 2014 I D AL VideoPlayer VP2OOHDi Video Audio player User manual Example to start the first 9 folders Folder Input Input N 1 gt Folder 001 Input N 2 gt Folder 002 Input N 1 N 2 Folder 003 Input N 3 gt Folder 004 Input N 1 N 3 Folder 005 Input N 2 N 3 gt Folder 006 Input N 1 N 2 N 3 gt Folder 007 Input N 4 gt Folder 008 Input N 1 N 4 gt Folder 009 and so on using the binary combination see tab in the annex D Waves System 15 V 1 0 201A 1 0 AL VideoPlayer VP2OOHDi Video Audio player User manual 5 RS232 serial link protocol The VP200HDi can communicate with other devices by receiving instructions on
28. t the end of the folder Note If no optional parameter has been indicated the player reads in sequential the folder in full and then stops The folder can be interupted Waves System 10 V 1 0 2014 I D AL VideoPlayer VP2OOHDi Video Audio player User manual e Jxxx Assign the folder No to be read after the reading the current folder By adding this parameter within the name of the folder you define the conduct of the player after reading the current folder so that it starts reading another folder for example This option is also used to read a folder in a loop mode Example 001 J002 Jump to folder 002 after reading folder 001 003 J003 Jump to folder 003 after reading folder 003 create a loop of the 003 folder 008 J023 Jump to folder 023 after reading 008 127 J000 Jump to folder 000 after reading folder 127 To play loop files on powering on you will use the folder 000 and the tag J000 Exampe 000 000 e RET Returns to the previously read folder after reading the current folder You are reading a folder A command arrives in order to read another folder having RET tag The player jumps in the new folder reads the content of this new folder and once all files are read the player goes back to the reading of the previous folder You can use this function to broadcast a same message after the reading of folders Several different folders can appoint a same folder in order to come back to t
29. tially without the written authorization from Waves System is prohibited A 4 General Safety instructions This device has been shipped out from our facilities in perfect working condition In order to preserve these conditions for safety and to avoid any risk of accidental bodily injury the user must imperatively follow the safety instructions and read the Caution messages included in this manual This device made by Waves System has been designed in a way that practically eliminates any risk if it is used in accordance to its intended purpose Nevertheless with a concern for safety we would like 9 Waves System 1 V 1 0 201A 1 0 AL VideoPlayer VP2OOHDi Video Audio player User manual to draw your attention to the following instructions When using the device comply with all local rules and regulations in force Any modification or conversion of the device automatically entails loss of the homologation The operation of a modified device is liable to a penalty In the interest of occupational safety the operator and the user are held responsible for complying with the regulations Keep the original packing for a possible product re shipment Also ensure to keep the packing material out of children s reach Only this original packing ensures optimal protection for the product during transportation If a product reshipment appears to be necessary during the guarantee period Waves System is not liable for any ensuin
30. to the Rx input or transferring data through its Tx output The player complies with the RS232 norm see annex for features Value by default 19200 Bauds 8 bits no parity 1 bit start 1 bit stop 5 1 Reception Protocol With the input protocol the player can receive instructions to launch a folder playback or sets the volume control On the other hand in a framework of using several players on the same link the player answers to its own number defined in the file congig txt see chapter related or to a general command The reception protocol is made of a 3 bytes frame Byte 1 statut Byte 2 command Byte 3 data Heminder a byte is composed of 8 bits b7 b6 b5 b3 b2 b1 bO a binary representation is noted 10000000b or in hexadecimal 80h Byte 1 Status 1xxxxxxxb The byte status is a synchonization information of frame Its Byte 8 b7 is always at 1 All others bytes commands or datas have their byte 8 to O b7 1 refer to a status byte 60 identification of the player to be addressed from 001 to 127 0000016 11111116 The address of the player is by default ID 001 You can modify it in the configuration file Several players may have the same identification number to create groups Identification 000 is the overall code all players are concerned by the command unique command for all the players Example 80h overall code for all the players 81h player n 001 9E
31. tput and 2A for all the outputs and only low power devices can be controlled LED or small relays To switch high power devices you must use an interface between the outputs and the device to be controlled such as the ID AL MicroSwitch Out x Output schematic Example of output to control LEDs and a relay with an external power supply Note V is voltage output from the main power supply With a 12V power supply V will be 12V out Max output is 2A 9 Waves System 9 V 1 0 201A I D AL VideoPlayer VP2OOHDi Video Audio player User manual 4 Operating mode See in annex at the end of this manual the compatible files The name of the files and folders define the playback mode The files and folders must be stored and copied according to a specific organisation described below 4 1 Organisation des dossiers Only ONE folder level is allowed at the root The folder naming is composed of 3 digits 000 to 999 followed by optional parameters and the name of your choice You should not use special or accentuated characters E le 001 se Disque amovible 003 J002 00007000 034 folder name 127 SEQ J001 my folder 200107 CORNE 23002 003 news Configuration folder SYSTEM SYSTEM folder is used for optional configuration files See next chapter e The first three digits represent the folder number and therefore its main name Folders are numbered from 000 to 999 Exam
32. udio player User manual Annexe B Functionnalities Video decoder MPEG 2 TS TP MPEG 4 MOV et H 264 Video format SD 720x576 251 25 576p 576i 4 3 16 9 SD 720x480 30i 30p 480 4801 4 3 16 9 HD 1280x720 251 301 501 601 25 30 50 60 24 720p HD 1920x1080 251 301 501 601 25 30 50 60 24 1080i 1080p Output resolution SD PAL 720x576 SD 576P 720x576 SD NTSC 720x480 SD 480P 720x576 HD 720P 1280x720 FULL HD 1920x1080 1080i FULL HD 1920x1080 1080p Aspect ratio 4 3 and 4 3 Letter Box 16 9 and 16 10 Photo High resolution photo Format jpg jpeg png Audio Format MP3 Wav AAC AC3 Play MP3 files mono stereo MPEG 7 layer 3 44 1KHz from 32kbit s to 320kbits s Divers Volume 32 steps from 00 to 31 Separate volume for the amplifier output with an adjustable resistor at the rear Memory USB Flash drive USB stick formated in FAT32 or NTFS only Long name support up to 63 characters Connectors Digital video ouput HDMI v1 4 Analog audio video output Composite on mini jack 4 points Analog audio Mini jack 4 points compatible 3 points Line level Amplified audio output terminal block 3 81mm USB HOST 2 0 mass storage driver type B connector e RS232 link 19200 bauds 8 bits no parity 1 bit start 1 bit stop terminal block 3 81mm 8 1 digital trigger input on terminal block 3 81mm 8 Mosfet
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