Daktronics DMP-1500/M3 (SS & ST) Setup With Show Control - Manual (Page 7)

DMP-1500/M3 (SS & ST) Setup With Show Control Quick Guide 7 of 11
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Creating a Quick Display Container
1. Right-click within a workspace page.
2. Go to New > Quick Display Container.
3. Select the desired display from the Display Name drop-down list.
4. Click Save. The other container settings can be adjusted later.
Note: To create quick display buttons for all the content in an entire
library, click Link to Library, select the Library folder, and click Open.
Display Studio will automatically create buttons for each piece of
content. Note that the container must be empty to be linked to a library.
Creating a Quick Display Button
1. Right-click within the quick display container, and select New Button.
2. Click Add and browse to a file to
associated with the button.
3. Select the file, and click Open.
4. Click Add to include more files, or
click to remove files.
5. The button will take the name of
the first file added to it. Type in a
new name for the button in the
text box if desired.
6. Click Save when finished.
Copying Files to the Player
Files must be copied to the player before they can be displayed.
1.
In Display Studio, click the button to expand the M3 File Manager.
2. Verify that the display
you are managing is
selected in the drop-
down list.
3. In the Database Files box,
select the file(s) you
wish to copy to your
digital media player.
4. Click the arrow
button to copy the
selected file(s) to your
player. Files which
appear in the Player
Files box will be capable
of being played on the
selected display.
Display Queue
Click the Show Queue button in the top-right corner of a Quick
Display Container to reveal the Queue. Here you can see the playlist and
total remaining time for each clip. Use the buttons at the bottom of the
Quick Display Container to manage the Queue:
Next Plays the next item in the Queue
Blank
Sign
Blanks the display, stops playback of the Queue,
and clears the Queue
Clear
Queue
Clears the Queue, but allows the current item to
keep playing
Loop
If enabled, queue plays through items continuously
until stopped or given another command