Drake DNP100 Network Media Player User Manual
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THE DNP100 DRAKE NETWORK PLAYER
SCHEDULES Tab (continued)
4. Select the PLAYLIST and LAYOUT that you wish to ADD to this SCHEDULE from their
dropdown lists.
5. Set the START DATE AND TIME for this PLAYLIST / LAYOUT combination as well as the
STOP DATE AND TIME. To set SCHEDULING for specifi c days, click the ENABLE DAILY
SCHEDULE Box. This will allow modifi cation of the grayed out area on the bottom half of
the window.
6. Click OK once all desired selections have been made. This SCHEDULE combination has
now been ADDED to the SCHEDULES List and is available for selection in the PLAYER
SCHEDULE TAB on the PLAYERS Tab.
*NOTE: CHANNELS and MUSIC Files will not work within SCHEDULES right now.
LOADING PLAYLIST AND LAYOUT
There are three ways to LOAD a PLAYLIST, LAYOUT, or SCHEDULE from DSM to the DNP100:
LOAD / PLAY via NETWORK or DIRECT CONNECTION via Crossover Cable
PUBLISH TO USB Drive
PUBLISH TO SD CARD
All three ways to LOAD / PLAY a PLAYLIST and LAYOUT require the use of the PLAYER CONTROL
TAB (LOADING a SCHEDULE requires the use of the PLAYER SCHEDULE TAB) which is located on
the PLAYERS Tab.
*NOTE: The LOAD SCHEDULE, STOP SCHEDULE, and PUBLISH Buttons located within the
PLAYER SCHEDULE TAB perform the same functions as the LOAD / PLAY, STOP, and PUB-
LISH Buttons on the PLAYER CONTROL TAB, but are specifi c to LOADING a SCHEDULE to the
DNP100, as opposed to LOADING a PLAYLIST and a LAYOUT.
LOAD / PLAY BY NETWORK OR DIRECT CONNECTION
The PLAYER CONTROL Tab is where you will actually push new content fi les, PLAYLISTS,
LAYOUTS, and settings to the DNP100 from DSM. There are two dropdown lists to choose
your PLAYLIST and LAYOUT:
PLAYLIST TO LOAD
LAYOUT
TO
LOAD
To LOAD the DNP100 for immediate playback:
1. Select PLAYLIST from PLAYLIST TO LOAD.
2. Select LAYOUT from LAYOUT TO LOAD.
3. Click LOAD / PLAY.
A window will open to show the progress of the LOAD, and will end with a “Load/Play success-
ful” message if the PLAYLIST and LAYOUT loaded properly. To stop playback, click the STOP
Button.
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