Weight
1.4kg
3
lbs.
1.14kg
2.5lbs
Safety
UL
‐
approved
AC
adapters
Certifications
CE/FCC
RoHS
Warranty
One
‐
year
limited
parts
&
labor
4.
Appendix:
FAQ
For
more
frequently
asked
questions
and
solutions,
search
the
online
product
knowledge
base
at
www.IAdea.com/support
.
What
can
I
do
to
improve
Adfotain
Manager
Express
performance
on
my
PC?
The
latest
Microsoft
.NET
3.5
SP1
offers
improved
performance
and
bug
fixes
to
Adfotain
Manager
Express.
You
can
install
the
update
via
this
internet
browser
link
http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=124150
or
by
searching
for
“.NET
3.5
SP1”
At
www.microsoft.com.
What
is
maximum
file
size
for
a
single
video
file?
The
maximum
video
file
size
for
the
HMP
‐
500S/505S
Media
Player
is
2GB.
We
recommend
reserving
a
safety
margin
to
avoid
exceeding
the
limit
(i.e.
limiting
files
to
1850MB).
How
to
restore
device
back
to
factory
defaults?
If
you
forgot
the
password
or
modified
settings
incorrectly,
follow
these
steps
to
reset
player:
1.
Connect
a
USB
drive
to
your
PC
and
format
it
using
FAT
or
FAT32
file
system
2.
Inside
the
USB
drive,
create
a
text
file
at
the
root
level
(not
inside
a
folder)
3.
Open
the
file
in
Text
Editor
and
type
in:
reset_factory_default='yes'
4.
Save
the
file
as
HMP.conf
5.
Plug
USB
drive
created
in
step
3
to
the
HMP
‐
500S/505S
Media
Player
to
initiate
restore
How
do
I
manage
playback
of
my
contents?
Playback
on
a
schedule
is
one
of
the
main
functions
of
your
HMP
‐
500S/505S
Media
Player.
It
is
managed
via
the
easy
to
use
Adfotain
Manager
Express
software.
Unlike
the
difficulty
of
programming
our
VCRs
from
a
remote
control,
the
Adfotain
Manager
Express
software
is
designed
to
be
simple
by
leveraging
the
power
of
your
personal
computer.
Anyone
with
basic
computer
skills
can
quickly
create
or
modify
schedules,
delivering
the
right
message
to
the
right
audience
at
the
right
times.
Please
refer
to
the
Adfotain
Manager
Express
User’s
Manual
for
detailed
operations
and
techniques.
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
play
a
limited
number
of
high
quality
video
formats
(Please
see
spec
for
details).
While
Microsoft
PowerPoint
native
files
could
not
play
directly
on
a
RISC
‐
based
player,
the
file
is
converted
thru
other
software
(i.e.
Adfotain
Manager
Express)
into
an
image
format
to
be
played
as
an
image
slideshow.
Why
won’t
some
media
files
play
smoothly?
The
video
data
bit
‐
rate
may
be
higher
than
the
recommended
bit
rate.
The
video
data
bit
‐
rate
is
the
amount
of
video
or
audio
data
used
per
second
to
store
or
play
the
contents,
usually
expressed
in
Mbps
(mega
‐
bits
per
second).
Video
encoded
with
excessive
bit
‐
rates
will
not
playback
smoothly
in
the
media
player,
likely
due
to
storage
i/o
bottlenecks.
You
can
try
recompressing
unplayable
video
files
at
lower
bit
rates
using
the
free
and
open
source
Handbrake
tool
at
http://handbrake.fr/
.
Once
you
have
found
the
right
output
settings
for
size
and
quality,
save
them
in
Handbrake
profiles
for
future
use.
Then
you
can
easily
recompress
any
unplayable
files
you
encounter
in
the
future.
Why
won’t
some
media
files
play
at
all?
Even
though
the
player
conforms
to
leading
industry
standard
video
formats,
sometimes
the
videos
you
acquire
may
fall
outside
the
compatibility
matrix.
If
the
files
can
play
on
your
PC
but
not
on
your
player,
you
should
recompress
the
file
to
ensure
playback.
For
greatest
