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Connections

The VP71 has 3 possible video outputs that can be activated individu-

ally. Composite video 

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, HDMI 

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 and VGA 

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. Audio can be out-

putted with the 3.5mm jack on the back 

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 with an included RCA 

cable (when using VGA or composite).  The I/O port 

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 is used to con-

nect to our dry contact triggering board/harness or RS232 communi-

cation cable (available in early 2013).

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Operation

As mentioned in the basic operation of player section, if you simply 

want to auto play and auto loop files, you just need to load them onto 

a SD or USB drive and insert into the player. Upon power up, the player 

will begin to play and continue to loop the files contained. The follow-

ing sections explain how the menu and settings function.

Play video files

When you press the “Menu” 

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 button on the remote, the screen to 

the right 

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 will appear. The menu options are... Explorer 

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, Music 

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, Movie 

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Photo 

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 and Settings 

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. Explorer will display all 

the files on the card. Movie will only show video files, Music will only 

show audio files and Photo will only show picture files.

When you select Movie, Music, Photo or Browser and press the “OK” 

button (between the arrow keys) a menu like the one to the right 

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will appear. Select your media (USB or SD Card) 

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. Press the Enter 

button on the next screen 

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 and a list of available files will appear 

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. Use the arrow keys to select a desired video, audio track or pic-

ture file. Information about the selected file will appear on the upper 

left 

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. If you are using a Macintosh, you may see duplicate file names 

with a  under score before each one. This is normal and will not effect 

the operation of the player. You can select either the top list of files or 

the lower list.

Once you select a file to play, you can press the OSD button 

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 to 

select a repeat option (repeat all 

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(default), repeat one 

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 or ran-

dom 

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.

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Example of a 

TV connection 

panel

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