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Identification

Identification

 shows general information about the 

player including the Dynamic Host Configuration 

Protocol (DHCP) device name, a brief description, 

player ID number and the chosen startup boot 

sequence. Refer to 

Figure 21

.

The information in the 

Device (DHCP) Name

Description

, and 

Player ID

 fields is set by Daktronics 

during system installation.
If the 

Device ID

 character string is needed for other 

operations, use the 

Copy to Clipboard

 function 

to easily copy this information to the computer’s 

temporary clipboard. 
Click the red 

Change

 button to change the player 

ID

 number; however, changing the ID will result in a 

loss of communication with any registered services. 

Note: 

Do not use this feature unless instructed to 

do so by Daktronics technicians.

The 

Boot Sequence

 drop-down menu enables the operator to select what is shown 

during the display’s startup procedure. Refer to 

Figure 21

.

•  None

 shows no information and playback starts immediately following start-up.

•  Compact

 shows only product and version information. Playback begins after this is 

shown.

•  Full

 shows the description, display dimensions, color depth, time zone, list of 

communication services, firmware version, and the IP address. Playback begins after 

this is shown. 

Full

 is the default mode.

After making a change to any 

Identification

 setting, press the 

Save

 button in the upper-

left corner.

Figure 21: 

Configuration - Identification

Summary of Contents for DMP-8000 Series

Page 1: ...201 Daktronics Drive Brookings SD 57006 5128 www daktronics com support 800 325 8766 DMP 8000 SERIES DIGITAL MEDIA PLAYER OPERATION MANUAL P1833 19 May 2017 DD1881645 Rev 04...

Page 2: ...art of this book covered by the copyrights hereon may be reproduced or copied in any form or by any means graphic electronic or mechanical including photocopying taping or information storage and retr...

Page 3: ...5 Services 15 Services 16 Management 16 Media Management Server 16 Diagnostics 16 Restart 17 System Restart 17 VIP 18 5000 Series 18 Brightness 18 Temperature 18 Test Patterns 19 4000 Series 19 Bright...

Page 4: ...enance Guide 40 Maintenance Frequency 40 Maintenance Tools 40 General Cleaning Precautions 41 Exterior Computer Cleaning 41 Interior Computer Cleaning 41 13 Troubleshooting 43 Initial Troubleshooting...

Page 5: ...eduled and interactive display control scenarios The player distributes graphics animations live video real time data 3D effects web page content and other types of creative content to a digital displ...

Page 6: ...om the internet To download the DisplayFind file from the internet follow the steps below 1 Open a web browser i e Internet Explorer or Firefox browser 2 Navigate to dakfiles daktronics com 3 Click ve...

Page 7: ...scovery responses to be received from any displays Temporarily disable other third party anti virus firewall applications i e McAfee Symantec ZoneAlarm software etc Note Configure firewall exceptions...

Page 8: ...Displays 3 Double click the desired display to launch the configuration utility within a web browser Dashboard After logging into the player the first time an initial screen opens showing status tiles...

Page 9: ...in the upper right corner of the screen Click User to expand the menu panel to show the full session specific navigation information Refer to Right Side Menu p 6 for more information Left side menu i...

Page 10: ...ttings Password Password opens a window that enables the operator to change their password Enter the current password new password and confirm the change Refer to Figure 9 After entering a new passwor...

Page 11: ...reen to expand the main menu panel to show the full system navigation information Refer to the table below For more detailed information on each left side menu item refer to Section 4 Dashboard p 8 Se...

Page 12: ...a firmware update Browse to the correct file and click Update Firmware to update the player firmware Refer to Figure 14 VIP This tile shows information about any system configured video image processo...

Page 13: ...of the software program used to schedule and manage the media files Click this tile to open the Services link under the Config menu Security This tile shows the security settings for the player Click...

Page 14: ...igure 17 Save Icon Before saving a change a dialog box opens at the top of the screen warning that changes are pending Refer to Figure 19 Figure 19 Pending Changes Prompt Cancel any entered changes at...

Page 15: ...anging the ID will result in a loss of communication with any registered services Note Do not use this feature unless instructed to do so by Daktronics technicians The Boot Sequence drop down menu ena...

Page 16: ...Protocol DHCP to automatically assign an IP address to the player A DHCP server is required on the network for proper operation If the network configuration is left in this mode and no DHCP server exi...

Page 17: ...address automatically is similar to IP address configuration and uses information received from a local DHCP server to configure DNS information This is the default setting Manual Select Use the follo...

Page 18: ...n pixels Height is the height of the display s active area area that shows the image in pixels Mode determines how the content is arranged on the display Refer to Figure 26 and the table below Mode De...

Page 19: ...to the time server for this function to work To set an NTP server follow the steps below 1 Click Active 2 Set the Sync Interval to determine how frequently the NTP server is synchronized with the play...

Page 20: ...emote cloud based Venus Control Suite software program Set the Host field as venus daktronics com and choose 443 from the Port drop down list Refer to Figure 31 Locally hosted This option selects the...

Page 21: ...ure 35 To trigger a scheduled weekly restart click Weekly enter a time in the Restart Time field and select the day s of the week that the restart will be executed To trigger a scheduled daily restart...

Page 22: ...d according to ambient light conditions Values vary to reflect the information from the light sensor Manual Use this option to manually set the dimming values using the slider bar The brightness level...

Page 23: ...om the light sensor Manual Use this option to manually set the dimming values using the slider bar The brightness level remains at this level until it is adjusted Moving the slider bar to the right ad...

Page 24: ...40 Configuration Security RTD RTD maps Enhanced Real Time Data ERTD sign numbers to zones that are configured for the display Zoning allows a DMP 8000 series display to be divided into multiple subpa...

Page 25: ...ing to the control system being used For Show Control systems refer to the Show Control Installation and Setup Manual DD1780603 For Venus Control Suite systems refer to the Venus Control Suite Operati...

Page 26: ...deo feed of the display content This video plays on a canvas that represents the display size Refer to Figure 43 Figure 43 Monitor Use the magnifying glass and arrow icons at the top of the video feed...

Page 27: ...ure 45 Figure 45 Restore System Backup Prompt Data Table Index Click Data Table Index to open a list of Data Tables that provide general player system information Refer to Figure 46 Click a data table...

Page 28: ...content files such as AVIs JPGs PNGs GIFs MPEG etc first determine which file types and specifications are supported by the applicable control system and player s In addition to file type note any ot...

Page 29: ...ditional resources Title Document Number Visiconn Advertiser Manual DD1633051 Visiconn Display Management Owner Manual DD1633084 Registration A secure connection must be established for a player to be...

Page 30: ...Venus Control Suite enables the operator to import create edit and organize display content as well as manage accounts and run reports When using Show Control System VMPL content is created using Con...

Page 31: ...ion on how to use IDM to manage the health of a DMP 8000 series player system including how to register a display with IDM refer to the table below for additional resources Title Document Number IDM U...

Page 32: ...play When the player is in internal keying mode it can play audio in two different ways Embedded Audio If the video being passed through the player has embedded audio that audio will be played from t...

Page 33: ...indows Notification Area Audio Delay The player includes an audio delay filter to ensure better audio and video content synchronization This filter can be configured to work either automatically or ma...

Page 34: ...2 Locate the Primary ini file and right click the file to open it in a text editing application such as Windows Notepad 3 Locate the audio section and set the delay value to the desired length of time...

Page 35: ...er and character generator Depending on the operator s needs and the site s video production system the DMP 8000 can be used to fill either or both of these roles which are described in more detail in...

Page 36: ...ny associated third party capture device and creates a DPF file for each device in the C ProgramData Daktronics Vnet4 Content Devices folder These input files can be triggered from the system s contro...

Page 37: ...ses the incoming video signal as a background and then combines it with any content files that are being played allowing the video to appear through any transparent areas of the content Refer to Figur...

Page 38: ...the alpha channel or key signal contains data that instructs the downstream device on what parts of the background video should be removed to show the fill video Refer to Figure 57 Video DMP 8000 Alph...

Page 39: ...exist What data or other information is available and pertinent To plan the layout of the zone follow the steps below 1 Determine the locations and sizes of the zones Refer to Figure 58 Bottom bar zon...

Page 40: ...xample 8 Save the proportions of each zone for future use Changing Default Layout Files The DMP 8000 includes default copies of layout files that identify zone sizes and locations These files are txt...

Page 41: ...s action is used frequently with fascia displays Copied zones are synchronized Show Control buttons can specify only the parent zone but also control any copies of that zone Copied zones play content...

Page 42: ...ermine the coordinates for the top left corner of each zone For example x 0 and y 80 translates to the zone placed on the left edge of the display and down 80 from the top 9 Verify the LAYOUT file ext...

Page 43: ...39 3 Add the LAYOUT file location as a relative path Refer to Figure 66 LAYOUT file location Figure 66 LAYOUT File Path 4 Save the file...

Page 44: ...r particles from around the computer Soft Lint Free Cloth Clean components and the exterior computer surface Isopropyl Rubbing Alcohol Clean plastic computer parts Note Alcohol is the only solvent rec...

Page 45: ...ned with water or isopropyl rubbing alcohol Note Using any cleaning or dusting solvents is not recommended as these can damage plastic computer components Clean ventilation locations to ensure a stead...

Page 46: ...r as it can generate static electricity that may damage the computer Be sure to check power supplies fans and heat sinks Dust dirt and other contaminates frequently collect around these components Not...

Page 47: ...one of these solutions fix the problem operators should call Daktronics Technical Services Refer to the customer service telephone numbers listed in Section 14 Exchange Repair Return Programs p 46 Ret...

Page 48: ...5 If certain prerequisites have not been satisfied the registration code may not be retrieved properly If the registration code is not shown in the player output after start up follow the steps below...

Page 49: ...blanks or flickers when using SDI output ensure the reference sync signal is set appropriately for the video signal coming in or going out from the player For more information on diagnosing or resolv...

Page 50: ...Customer ID Number ______________________________________________________ To participate in the Exchange Program follow these steps 1 Call Daktronics Customer Service Market Description Customer Servi...

Page 51: ...mber listed on the previous page 2 Receive a Return Materials Authorization RMA number before shipping Refer to the telephone number listed on the previous page 3 Package and pad the item carefully to...

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Page 53: ...Documents This section includes the following DD1481866 DMP 8000 Stand Alone Models Technical Specifications DD2350114 DMP 8065 2 Embedded Player Technical Specifications DD3002238 DMP 8000 Content St...

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Page 55: ...SDI HD SDI HDMI Display Port Video input SDI HD SDI Composite Component HDMI N A SDI HD SDI Composite Component HDMI SDI HD SDI Composite Component HDMI 6G SDI SDI Output X X X X X HD SDI output X X X...

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Page 57: ...ed through a network the DMP 8065 is able to receive and store still graphics video files and playback schedules It provides high quality playback and is compatible with a variety of Daktronics contro...

Page 58: ...l Temperature 29 2 to 131 f 34 to 55 C Power Supply 65W Input Voltage 12VDC Power Failure Recovery Yes Physical Size l x w x h 18 5 x 8 4 x 2 4 UL CE CB fCC Mounting Options Internal to display chassi...

Page 59: ...uncompressed AVI file format or MOV file with the animation codec RLE encoding In this case do not use the FFMPEG file converter program because alpha channels are not supported in MP4 H 264 files Not...

Page 60: ...e Main Options tab select H 264 from the Format drop down list Refer to Figure 1 Selecting H 264 opens the H 264 Options window as shown in Figure 2 Figure 1 Setting the Format 2 Click the Video tab a...

Page 61: ...Output tab select H 264 from the Format drop down list Refer to Figure 3 2 Select Main or High from the Profile drop down list under Basic Video Settings Refer to Figure 4 3 Select 5 1 from the Level...

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Page 63: ...51 B Daktronics Warranty Limitation of Liability This section includes the Daktronics Warranty Limitation of Liability statement...

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Page 65: ...placement parts or Equipment will be new or serviceably used comparable in function and performance to the original part or Equipment and warranted for the remainder of the Warranty Period Purchasing...

Page 66: ...ectors employees or agents be liable for any claims asserting or based on a loss of use of the facility or equipment lost business revenues or profits loss of goodwill failure or increased cost of ope...

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