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1. an EFA Overview The IS PLAYER 200 FG1230 08 is a self contained solution for Inspired Signage software that delivers content to each display FIG 1 The IS PLAYER 200 Player runs the Babel and Player applications INSPIRED SIGNAGE FIG 1 IS PLAYER 200 Front Panel Features e High definition video output at 1080p 60HZ e 2 13 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor with 2MB cache e 1 GB RAM 2 x 512MB e Performance graphics card DirectX 9c compliant e SATA 3 0Gb s Hard Drive 80 GB Additional Documentation For more detailed instructions on configuring the S PLAYER 200 refer to the IS PLAYER 200 LM Installation Reference Guide available at www amx com Important Safety Markings Note Power supply cords shall have conductors with cross sectional areas sufficient for the rated current of the equipment Conductors shall be sized based on the requirements in the National Electrical Code ANSI NFPA 70 and the Canadian Electrical Code Part I CSA C22 1 The length of a power supply cord shall not exceed 4 5 m Product Specifications IS PLAYER 200 Product Specifications Dimensions e 2 8 x 16 25 x 12 7 11 cm x 41 27 cm x 30 48 cm HWD e 2RUs Environment e Operating ae 0 C to 40 C 32 F to 104 F Storage Temperature 10 C to 70 C 14 F to 158 2 e Operating Relative Humidity 5 85 non condensing Power e 100 240VAC 5 3A 50 60Hz e Internal 270W FLEX ATX Power Supply AC Current2. Ears to the Player Chassis 2 Secure the Player to the mounting rails in the rack Connections and Wiring FIG 3 describes the rear panel connectors S Video Out DVI Video Out 2 DVI Video Out m Power switch MAC Address Label IEC Power cord connector FIG 3 IS PLAYER 200 Rear panel Once the Player has been installed and all cabling connections are complete turn it on and wait for content to appear on the screen before continuing to the next step This may take several seconds Network Configuration To ensure connectivity between the Inspired Composer application and the Player it is important that the IP address of the Player does not change The Player is configured to obtain its address automatically from a DHCP server Therefore we recommend that you use a DHCP server that can preserve the binding between the Player s MAC address and IP address If this is not possible the Player can be allocated a static IP address as described in the following section Please consult your network administrator for advice on the best approach for your network scenario e If you know your Player s IP address example http 10 0 0 1 25001 you can direct your web browser to port 25001 on the Player e If you do not configure your DHCP server to allocate a predefined IP address to the Player you will not know which IP address your Player has been allocated In this case you can use Apple s Bonjour Client software Bonjour Zero C
3. desired resolution width and height in pixels 5 Select an output aspect ratio from the standard aspect ratio options provided in the Aspect Ratio drop down menu The default setting is 16 x 9 To specify a custom aspect ratio select Custom from the menu With Custom selected the Custom X and Custom Y fields are enabled Enter the desired aspect ratio 6 To rotate the output display select the desired degree of counter clockwise rota tion from the Rotation Counterclockwise drop down menu The default set ting is zero no rotation To specify a custom rotation select Custom from the menu With Custom selected the Custom Rotation field is enabled Enter the desired rotation degrees in counter clockwise direction T Click Apply Settings to save your changes Restart The Player After having set the Time Zone Date Time and Resolution settings it is necessary to restart the Player 1 Toreturn to the main configuration page click the Applications button at the top of the page 2 In the main configuration page click on the Stop button in the Player options 3 The program will prompt you to verify this action click OK to proceed 4 Click on the Start button in the Player options Specify a Device Name and TCP IP Settings for the IS PLAYER 200 Use the options in the MachineManager configuration page to access the Device Name and TCP IP settings for the Player 1 In the main configuration page click the Config button
4. however that changing the time will cause the screen to go black For full warranty information refer to the AMX Instruction Manual s associated with your Product s 5 10 2010 AMX All rights reserved AMX and the AMX logo are registered trademarks of AMX AMX reserves the right to alter specifications without notice at any time 3000 RESEARCH DRIVE RICHARDSON TX 75082 800 222 0193 fax 469 624 7153 technical support 800 932 6993 www amx com Specify Screen Resolution Aspect Ratio and Rotation Use the options in the Player configuration page to access the Screen Resolution settings for the Player 1 To return to the main configuration page click the Applications button at the top of the page FIG 6 10 34 47 AM Applications User klainagement Lieg Chut Inspired Signage Live Monitor e I Password logged on as admin FIG 6 Applications button 2 In the main configuration page click the Config button under Player This opens the nspired Signage Player Default Configuration page 3 Click on the Player Configuration button at the top of the page This invokes the Player Configuration page 4 Select an output resolution from the standard resolution options provided in the Output Resolution drop down menu The default setting is 1024 x 768 To specify a custom output resolution select Custom from the menu With Cus tom selected the Custom Width and Custom Height fields are enabled Enter the
5. under Machine Manager This opens the nspired Signage MachineManager Default Configuration page 2 Click on TCP IP And Name Configuration at the top of the page This invokes the TCP IP And Name Configuration page 3 Enter a name for this Player in the Device Name field The Device Name is returned to Bonjour to make it easy to identify Players when using Bonjour 4 By default DHCP is enabled for the IS PLAYER 200 in which case all of the TCP IP fields are disabled To manually configure these settings de select DHCP and enter the desired Machine IP SubnetMask DefaultGateway and Pri maryl Secondary DNS values in the respective fields 5 If the static IP address of the Player is changed then the web browser must be closed and re opened to re discover the devices Networking To be fully operational the Player requires the following permanent network connections To the PC on which the Inspired Composer application is installed for content updates e To the Internet for News amp Weather updates optional e To aPC on the network for automated creation of Image Slideshows optional The location of the IS PLAYER 200 in the network topology and the choice of a PC to install Composer should be determined accordingly 93 1230 08 REV B Aa AR
6. YER 200 Inspired Player Server IS PLAYER 200 Product Specifications Cont FCC Class B cTUVus CE Mark CB Report RoHS compliant Certifications One set Rack Mount Ears One power cable DVI to VGA adapter Component adapter for Graphics Card IS PLAYER 200 LM Rack Mounting Installation Guide IS PLAYER 200 Installation Guide this document Rack Mounting the IS PLAYER 200 The Player is designed to be installed in an equipment rack using the supplied Rack Mount Ears The Player requires 2 rack units in a standard 19 equipment rack IMPORTANT NOTES e The Player requires adequate ventilation Before rack mounting the Player please read the IS PLAYER 200 LM Rack Mounting Installation Guide included with the Player e Before installing the Player in the rack write down the MAC address which is indicated on a label on the rear of the unit FIG 3 You ll need this information later and once the PC is rack mounted it may be difficult to view the label 1 Use the supplied mounting screws to attach the Rack Mount Ears to both sides of the Player chassis FIG 2 Rack Mount Ear front Included Accessories IS PLAYER 200 chassis rear Use these two holes located gt on the left and right sides of the chassis for mounting the Rack Mount Ears Use the bottom two holes on the Rack Mount Ears to secure lt q to the IS PLAYER 200 chassis Rack Mount Ear FIG 2 Installing the Rack Mount
7. e Input Current Max 5A 115Vac 3A 230Vac Draw e Max output 270 50 C 3 3V amp 5V 130W e DC output 3 3V Metal with black matte finish Front Panel Components Status e Green LED indicates power e Yellow LED indicates disc activity Rear Panel Components Power Switch Turns power on off Note This is a soft switch flipping the switch while the Player is run ning issues a shutdown request Power connector IEC connector for AC power cable included e Connect only to AC power supplied according to appropriate national requirements Contact your AC power Provider for National Requirements e Isolate IT Power System Connection USB Ports 6 Type B USB Ports for connecting USB mouse and keyboard Note The Player is designed to be used without a keyboard and mouse they are not required for normal operation Ethernet Port RJ 45 Ethernet port provides Gigabit Ethernet communication between the Player and the Controller PC which runs the Inspired Composer application Connect the Ethernet port to the LAN Audio Out Provides stereo audio output to the display via a mini stereo to RCA cable not included Note The Audio in blue and Microphone red connectors are not used DVI Video Out Provides HD resolution DVI out via DVI cable 1 amp 2 Note There are 2 DVI video outputs provided but only one is used Either DVI output port can be used to deliver video to the display Installation Guide IS PLA
8. omposer Dotault 4 Ranning 366KB 3 0 640 16628 0 00 16 a7 ISWebTunnel O sfault Unknown cE OKB FIG 5 IS PLAYER 200 Main Configuration page 4 This requires valid login information the browser will prompt you for User ID and Password before displaying the configuration pages for the selected device e Default Username admin Default Password admin At this point the Player can be configured changing IP settings User settings etc via the configuration pages Player Configuration Specify Time Zone and Date Time Settings Use the options in the MachineManager configuration page to access the Time Zone and current Time settings for the Player 1 In the main configuration page click the Config button under Machine Manager to open the Inspired Signage MachineManager Default Configuration page 2 Click on Date Time Configuration at the top of the page to access the Date Time Configuration page 3 Select the appropriate time zone from the Time zone drop down menu and click Set Time Zone 4 Use the Time drop down menus to select the current Hour Minute and Second 5 Use the Date drop down menus to select the current Year Month and Date 6 Set Date and Time to set the Date only click on Set Date only Note Although the directions on this page indicate that all changes require a Player Application restart in this case you do not have to restart the Player as you will restart the Player later Note
9. onfiguration Client You can use a zero configuration client to determine the IP address of the Player There are many zero configuration clients available However for the purposes of this document we will refer to Bonjour for Windows It is free and widely available for download If you don t already have it installed on your PC download and install Bonjour for Windows before you begin Connecting In a Network With a DHCP Server Using the Bonjour for Windows plug in utility the Player can be installed and configured on the network without the need to pre configure each device before installation You will match the MAC Address provided on a decal placed on the rear panel of the Player enclosure see FIG 3 to the MAC Address that is displayed in the Bonjour browser pane 1 Launch Internet Explorer with the Bonjour plug in 2 Once power is applied to the device the Bonjour plugin displays the Player as shown in FIG 4 9 Config Player 00 1C COQ 36 EB B6 FIG 4 Bonjour device listing for the IS PLAYER 200 Notice that the MAC Address is appended to the name of the service 3 Double click on the Player to access the main configuration page FIG 5 10 11 04 AM User Management Inspired Signage Live Monitor LogOut Username i Possw ort logged on as admin Applications running on Brickwall 26 Corp Application Instances Log size Version CPU Usage Memory Usage Virtual Memory Usage AutoLogon Babel C
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