21
Local
storage
4GB
on
‐
board
flash
memory
(up
to
1.8
hrs
of
5
Mbps
high
def.
video)
SD
card
expansion
slot
Accessories
3.5mm
‐
RCA
AV
cable
Ethernet
cable
As
DNP50
AVW:
Wi
‐
Fi
antenna
RS
‐
232
adapter
3.5mm
‐
RCA
AV
cable
3.5mm
‐
Component
cable
Power
requirement
12V
1.5A
DC
Power
consumption*
9.6
watts
max
Environmental
Operating
temperature:
0
–
40°
C
/
32
–
104°
F
Humidity:
5
–
85%
@
40°
C
/
32
–
104°
F
non
‐
condensing
Dimensions
183
x
115
x
29mm
(7.3
X
4.5
X
1.1
inches)
Weight
0.70kg
1.54lbs
Safety
UL
‐
approved
AC
adapters
Certifications
CE/FCC
Warranty
One
‐
year
limited
parts
&
labor
7.
Appendix:
FAQ
What
video
format
can
I
play?
Video
files
encoded
in
MPEG
‐
4
AVC
up
to
1920x1080
resolutions
and
bitrates
should
play
perfectly.
If
a
certain
video
is
not
played
as
scheduled,
or
if
it
plays
poorly,
please
search
the
support
site
for
“transcode”
instructions.
The
signboard
is
placed
near
my
Wi
‐
Fi
access
point,
yet
the
connection
is
unreliable.
Wi
‐
Fi
appliances
in
general
should
be
placed
10
feet
(3
meters)
from
the
Wi
‐
Fi
access
point
for
reliable
operation.
Try
relocating
the
access
point
further
away
from
the
signboards
to
improve
connection.
What
can
I
do
about
the
gap
between
video
and
video?
V
ideo
gaps
(blank
screen)
occur
before
and
after
each
video
are
played.
To
minimize
the
gap,
avoid
back
to
back
video
programming
by
scheduling
an
image
between
each
video.
If
both
Ethernet
&
WiFi
are
connected,
which
one
will
take
precedence?
If
both
connections
are
available,
WiFi
will
be
used.
What
is
the
maximum
file
size
for
a
single
video
file?
The
maximum
video
file
size
for
the
DNP50
/
DNP50
AVW
is
2GB.
We
recommend
reserving
a
safety
margin
to
avoid
exceeding
the
limit
(i.e.
limiting
files
to
1850MB).
What
should
I
do
if
I
forgot
my
password?
Please
perform
a
factory
reset.
Use
the
S/W
RESET
button
located
at
the
back
of
the
media
player
to
restore
factory
settings.
This
will
also
clear
the
player’s
password.
How
do
I
manage
the
playback
of
contents?
The
media
appliance
is
designed
to
be
interoperable
with
leading
3
rd
party
management
software
solutions
or
via
SMIL
open
standard
commands.
Could
the
player
display
Flash
or
Microsoft
PowerPoint
presentations?
The
player
features
limited
PowerPoint
support,
but
not
Flash
support.
While
PCs
can
play
many
formats
with
varying
degrees
of
success,
RISC
‐
based
media
players
are
designed
to
reliably
play
specific
video
formats
(see
spec
for
details).
While
Microsoft
PowerPoint
native
files
cannot
play
directly
on
a
RISC
‐
based
player,
the
file
can
be
converted
(i.e.
Adfotain
Manager
Express)
into
an
image
format
to
be
played
as
an
image
slideshow.
