Chapter I Introduction
1.
1 Features
tLED Studiot, programmed and produced
for LED by the Program Team of tLED Studiot, is powerful, practical and easy to
learn software for making or playing programs, supporting a range of formats,
such as txt documents, doc documents, pictures (BMPJPGGIFPCXt) and
cartoons (MPGMPEGMPVMPAAVIVCDSWFRMRARMJASFt)
1.2
Operating Environment
u Operating system
Chinese/English Windows98/me/2000/NT/XP
u Hardware Configuration
Pentium 300MHz or above
ROM: 64M
Graphics Card: Standard VGA 256mode or
above
u Related Software
Microsoft Media player compulsory
OFFICE2000tSin case of *.
doc files
RealPlayertSin case of RealPlayer
files
Chapter
II Install
and Uninstall
2. 1 Installation
tLED Studiot can be easily installed, as shown
below:
Put the tLED Studiot installation CD into the
CD-ROM, The Installation Menu will automatically pop up. (if not, then select
this CD-ROM, double click it with your mouse)Then select tInstall LED Studiot
to start the Installation Guide, as Shown in Figure 2-1. After that, simply
follow the instruction on the screen. Note: This software is protected by a
serial number. Please enter the correct serial number in order to process the
installation. Please ask the products provider for the correct serial number.
After tLED Studiot software has been successfully
installed, there will be a tLED Softwaret program group in the tStartts/tProgramts,then move to the tLED
Softwaret under this program group, click to start. Also, there will be a tLED
Studiot short-cup on your desktop: as shown to the right: 
. Also, you can start the program by double click on the icon.
2. 2 Uninstall
tLED
Studiot software provide an auto-uninstall function, for your convenience to
delete all tLED Studiot files, program groups and short-cuts, users can either
select tDelete LED Studiot under the tLED Softwaret group, or go to the tcontrol panelts, select tadd/delete programts to undergo quick uninstall.
(Uninstall window as shown in Figure 2-2), now select tAutomatict can delete
all files, program groups and short-cuts.
Chapter III Instruction in details
3. 1 Consists of Program
Program (Program document) consists of one or more
than one program pages. There are two kinds of program page: normal program
page and overall program page. Normal program pages are the main components of
a program, so there may be many, they will be played in order, one after
another; there should be only one overall program page, played throughout the
playing process. It is mainly used for fixed contentst broadcast, such as
clock, company logo, etc.
Program page consists of
one or more windows, which is used to show the contents that users want to
play, like documents, pictures, cartoons, multimedia segments etc. There are
twelve kinds of program windows: file window, text window, single line text
window, static text window, table window, timer window, data base window,
DVD/VCD window, external software window, date/time window, video line-in
window, and geometrical graph window.
File window: can play various files
like words, pictures, cartoons, tables, etc.
Text window: Used for quick inputs of
short writings, such as notifies, etc.
Single line text window: to
play single line text window, such as notices, adverts etc. writings.
Static text window: to
play static texts, like company names, titles, etc.
Table Window: to edit and play table
figures.
Timer window: for timing, supporting
clockwise and anti-clockwise.
Database Window: To play ACCESS Database and
ODBC Driver Database
DVD/VCD window: to play DVD/VCD
External program window: To insert external program
into the play window, mainly used for small programs made by users.
Date/Time window: to display date and time
Video line-in window: to play signals from TV
cards, Video Collecting Cards, etc.
Geometric graph window: to display geometric graphs
like straight lines, circles.
3. 2 Interface Window Introduction
tLED
Studiot software consists of two windows: play window and control window. (As
shown in Figure 3-1)
3. 2. 1 Play Window
Play Window (Namely the contents displayed on the
LED screen) is to display the contents that users want to play, like files,
pictures, cartoons, multi-media fragments. Here, the contents are the same as
those on the LED screen, and also they are coherent. This software support
several play windows (At most 99) working simultaneously, which means that one
computer may control 99 LED screen at a time. In each play window, operations
can be done separately, such as opening files, playing or editing files, and so
on. And these operations dontt
affect each other.
3. 2. 2 Control window
Control window is used for controlling the
position, size and contents of the playing area, control window can be expanded
to edit window. It contains Menu, Toolbar and Edit control: a control window
with Editing is shown below:
Menu bar: Including file, control,
tool, setting, test (only for producer) and help, in total 6 sub-menus.
Toolbar: It
is the fast operation of the menu functions.
Edit: consists of
two parts, left hand side are program options, displaying info of the program
and sub-windows; right hand side are control options, controlling the playing
actions, time, etc. of the program.
3. 3 Features introduction
3. 3. 1 Menu
Include file, control, tool, setting, test (only
for LED screen producer) and help, in total 6 sub-menus.
File Menu: as shown in Figure 3-3,
include New, Open, Save, Save as, Open Demo File, Open recently used files and
Exit.
New: for
setting up a new LED Studio file.
Open: for
opening a previously done LED Studio file.
Save: for
saving current LED Studio file.
Save as: for saving current LED Studio file as a
new LED Studio file.
Open Demo File:
for opening demo LED Studio file, to process function demonstration.
Open recently used file:
for opening recently used LED Studio files.
Exit:
to exit LED Studio.
Control Menu:
As shown in Figure 3-4, it includes play, play last, play next, pause, stop,
notify, score manager, play PowerPoint file, stop PowerPoint file, play
VCD/DVD, backup program and manager for LED Screen Sever.
Play: to play
current LED Studio file.
Play
last: to play the last program while playing.
Play
next: to play the next program while playing.
Pause:
to pause currently playing LED Studio file.
Stop:
to stop currently playing LED Studio File.
Notify:
to insert temporary playing notice.
Scare
manager: for displaying the scores.
Play
Power point file: for playing PowerPoint files.
Stop
PowerPoint file: to stop the currently playing PowerPoint
File.
Play
VCD/DVD: for playing VCD/DVD files.
Backup
program: to backup current program.
Manager
for LED Screen Sever: to manage remote screen, please refer to
chapter 17: network control, for details.
Tool
Menu: as shown in Figure 3-5, it includes Word,
Excel, Paint, Notepad, Calculator, etc. Single click on them can open programs
which coming with windows or pre-installed, to shortcut edit the program.
Option
Menu: As shown in Figure 3-6, it includes: Screen
combination/synchronism, Screen Brightness/Contrast/Color, Screen Area, Virtual/Real
LED screen, Play Foreground/background, Lock/Unlock LED Screen Properties, Turn
on/off LED Screen Power, Schedule Table, Schedule Hide Setup, Language,
Show/Hide Play window, Software Setup, User Setup, etc.
Screen
combination/synchronism:Multi-display combination means every
screen in the multi-display plays a part of a same program; Multi-display
synchronism means multi-display play same program synchronously; Multi-display
independence means every display in the multi-display plays different programs.
Screen
Brightness/ Contrast/ Color: used for adjusting
the Brightness, Contrast, and Brightness on the LED Screen. After clicking on
it, a dialog box will appear, as shown below, it can adjust every screen independently;
Use your mouse to drag the adjusting button for brightness, contrast, and
color, you can change the settings. Then choose tSavet to save the changes or
choose Restore to reset. Also you can tick in the box in front of tEnable
Adjust Bright Autot to let it automatically adjust the brightness according to
the environment. If the screen is virtual screen, please select tVirtual
displayt(As shown in figure 3-7)
Figure 3-7
Screen
Area: To setup the Led display area to the monitor,
as shown in figure 3-8, setup the screen displays start from (20,20) to
(148,148) on the screen monitor; it can setup multi-screen independently; After selecting tAlways display screent, there will appear
a red frame, and it is used to display the screen area of content. 
Figure 3-8
Play Foreground/background:
used for background playing. When selected, contents will not be shown on the
monitor, but only on the LED screen.
Lock/Unlock LED Screen Properties:
Lock the current contents on the monitor to the LED screen, and do not refresh.
vice versa.
Turn on/off LED Screen Power:
for remote control to turn on or off the power of LED screen.
Schedule Table:
to setup some schedule for the LED screen, such as turn on/off timing. Please
refer to Chapter 16 for details.
Schedule Hide Setup:
Enable/disable schedule hide, a window as shown in Figure 3-9 will appear after
selecting it.
Language:
setup the operating langue of the software, options like auto, English, French,
simplified Chinese, traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Russian will be
available.
Hardware maintenance: When reinstalling the computer, the user need the led
display connection diagram, which is offered by display maker. Click tHard
maintenancet, and input the password: 168, will appear a dialog box, as shown
in figure 3-10; click tLoadt, and load the file offered by display maker; and
then click tTestt, if your screen display normally, you can tsave to screen.t
The tAdvancet is used to load receiving card program, if you are not
professional for Led display, please not to operate it.
Figure 3-10
Show/Hide
Play window: Used to show or hide the playing window.
Software Setup:
To setup software options. (Details refer to software setting chapter)
User Setup:
Setup the purview of users. (Details refer to User Setup Chapter)
Test:
As shown in
Figure 3-11, it contains gray test, grid test, dot test, color bar test, check
position, check color.
Figure
3-11
Grey test:
Can operate gray test on the LED screen.
Grid test:
Can test whether the Figure on the screen is correct or not.
Dot test:
Can test the high frequency character of the screen.
Color bar test:
Can test the color hierarchy of the screen.
Check position:
Can show the position coordinates on the screen.
Check color:
Can check color value on the screen.
Help: As shown in
Figure 3-12, it contains Help, Knowledge, Check IP Address, and About LED
Studio.
Help: supply online
help.
Knowledge:
as shown in Figure 3-13, open knowledge dialog box, you can tick in the box in
front of tdisplay at start upt to enable or disable this function.
Figure 3-13
Check
IP Address: check your IP address.
About LED Studio: show the version number
of the software and copyright info.
3. 3. 2 Toolbar
Toolbar
is the fast operation of menu, as shown in Figure 3-14, from left to right the
icons are: new, open, save, open/close display window, allow/forbid edit, play,
play from current program, pause, stop, play background, lock/unlock screen,
turn on/off screen power, and change look (change interface skin button),
functions in details please refer to menu.
Figure 3-14
3. 3. 3 Edit control
Edit
control is the hard core of this software, illustration in details please
refers to the next section: programming flow.
3. 4 programming flow
3. 4. 1 First step: setup
the size of the playing window
The
size of the window has to be setup correctly, otherwise when the program is
done, only part of the Figure can be displayed on the screen or the Figure is
not large enough.
How
to setup: Menu--tControl--tSoftware setup--tPlay window, can lead you to
the software setup window. There, you can choose lock to LED screen (we
strongly recommend you to do so, because the size and position of the playing
window will be exactly the same as the LED screen); or you can choose Screen
combination/synchronism, Floating.
Select
Floating, Setup the display number as 1, and click tUpdate display number t, as
shown in figure 3-15. Setup the start (X,Y) as (0,0), and
setup the width and height according to your Screen, for example, your screen
is 128*92, setup (W, H) as (128,92).
Figure 3-15
3. 4. 2 Step 2: Open a New
Program page
Program page is a basic element of a program. In
Figure 3-16, it is a program page toolbar, to open a new program page, just
simply click on tnew program paget button
. (Note: if you cannot find the program page toolbar, please
click on the button tallow editt 
on the toolbar
above). There could be infinity program page in the file, to delete a program
page, you can use the delete button
. If you want to change the playing order of each page, use
the moving button 
, 
. Normal program page will be played in order, while overall
program page will be played continuously, without any time limits. (Such as
time display)
3. 4. 3 Step 3: Setup
program page option.
After
a program page has been created or selected, you can setup the program page
option, as shown in the Figure below. There are options like: name, playing
time, background color, background picture, background picture effect, and
background music.
3. 4. 4 Step 4: Create
program windows
Program
page is only a frame, which could contain as many program windows as possible.
Each program window can play different words, pictures, tables, cartoons, and
videos, etc. In total, there are twelve kinds of program windows available.
Click on the tcreate new programt button, a program selecting menu as shown in
Figure 3-17 will pop-up. Now, we are going to introduce these 12 different
kinds of windows.
File window: It is the most important window, because all supported files will be
played here. You can add as many files here as you want. There are more 10
kinds of supported files, including: Document files (TXT), HTM/HEML/MHT files,
EXCEL files, WORD files (DOC/RTF), all kinds of picture files
(BMP/JPG/GIF/PCX/WMF/ICO), all kinds of media files (AVI/MPG/MPEG/WMV/ASF), VCD
files (DAT), Flash files (SWF), RealPlayer files (RM).
Text windows, Single Line text windows, Static Document windows: These three windows are not
compulsory. Words can be shown in the File window, such windows are only for
providing simple words like title of a company, greeting captions, notes, etc.
a quicker method to input.
Table Window: Used to edit the play list data.
Timer window: Used
for timing
Database window: Used to play ACCESS database and ODVC driver data base.
DVD/VCD window: Used
to play DVD/VCD.
External Program Window: Used to insert external program into the play
window.
Date /Time Window: Used to display date and time.
Video line-in WindowsThis window is used to
display external video signals like TV, VCD/DVD, tape recorder, etc. This
window requires video input cards like all variety of TV cards, Video capture
cards.
Geometric graphs window: this is used to display geometric graphs.
3. 4. 5 Step 5: Setup Program Window options
All
program windows has the same options as shown in Figure 3-18, Name, Frame,
Position, Width, Lock, Timing. For program windows with different options,
illustrations are list below.
File Window: as shown in Figure 3-19, the window has been divided into two parts.
The upper one is the file play-list, while the lower one is the file options.
Above the play-list, there is a file toolbar, which can be used to add, delete
or move files. The file options in the lower part various by different file
formats, we will explain below.
Figure 3-19
tDocument
filest options are shown in Figure 3-20, choose of background color, background
pictures, background action, and more than 40 special techniques are available.
Also there are 4 effects you can choose: line, speed, stay, and font. (Note, if
there are not many words, document window could be chosen; if the preface is
complicated, WORD document could be used to make-up)
Figure 3-20
tPicture filet supports
all variety of picture formats (BMP/JPG/GIF/PCX /WMFt),
options refer to Figure 3-21. You can choose background color, background pictures,
background action, and more than 40 special techniques. Also there are 4
effects you may use: line, speed, stay, and font. Plus, more than 50 different
types and speed of clearing you can select.
Figure 3-21
tMedia and cartoons filest include
all kinds of media files (AVI/MPEG/ASF/WMV),
FLASH cartoons files (SWF), REALPLAYER files (RM), etc. Options are
shown in Figure 3-22. Again, choose of background color, background pictures, background action, and
more than 40 special techniques are available. Also there are 4 effects you can
choose: line, speed, stay, and font.
Figure 3-22
tWORD filest options are shown in
Figure 3-23, you can choose options like special techniques, effects, speed,
etc. (Note: WORD2000 or OFFICE2000 is required in case of . doc files. Some
computer and tRising Anti-virust Software are not compatible, if you cannot find the pre-installed
WORD, please uninstall Anti-virust
Software and try again)
Figure 3-23
Text Window: Single click on the
tadd textt button on the toolbar, as shown in Figure 3-24, can let you setup
the background, Font, Action, Speed, Staying time, etc. You can also key in
words or do type editing. (Note: If there are too many words, please use WORD
files or TXT files to play in the window.)
Figure 3-24
Video Line-in window: As shown in Figure 3-25,
all options are related to the Video Input Equipments. Please refer to your
userts manual of the Video Input Equipments.
Figure 3-25
Date/time window: As shown in Figure
3-26, you can setup background color, background mode, background picture,
static text, display style, display effect, font, etc.
Figure 3-26
3. 4. 6 Step 6: Finish Programming
After the above 5 steps, a program has been done. If
you want more than one program page, please repeat from step 2 to step 5.
Please do not forget to save your program page after you finished. Click on the
saving button
or select menu--tsave.
3.
4. 7 Step 7: Play the program
To play the current program files, click on the
button
to start; 
to pause; 
to stop, or select from control menu. If you want to play a
different program file, please click on the open button
, to open a program and play it.
Chapter IV Character display
To
play a document program, there are six methods: in a document window; in a
single line text window; in a static document window; open the document in a
picture and document window; Add words to the picture files and play in a
picture and document window; or insert notice while a program is playing.
4. 1 play in a
document window
This
window is not compulsory. Words can be displayed in a picture and document
window, this window is only a quick way to key in simple words like company
name, greeting caption, or notes.
4.
1. 1 Create a new window
Click
on the tnew windowt button
, as shown in Figure 4-1. Then select tText windowt in the
menu to create a new text window, as shown in Figure 4-2.
4. 1. 2 Setup Text window
As
shown in Figure 4-2, the upper part is for setting up program properties.
Name:
program name
Frame:
you can setup the width and color of the frame
Starting point X: x-coordinate of the starting point
Starting point Y: y-coordinate of the starting point
Width:
setup the width of this program
Height: setup the height of this program
Lock:
lock this program, and prevent it from moving
Background: setup the background color of this program
4. 1. 3 Insert and edit text
As shown in Figure 4-3, the lower part is for
editing texts. After clicking on the tadd textt button
, a tText Editt dialog box will appear as shown in the Figure
4-3 below. In the edit box at the bottom, you can key in or paste text. Also
you can do type-editing, you can setup options like: Background, Font, Action,
Speed, Staying time, etc.
Figure 4-3
Close
the tText Editt dialog box after finishing editing. Now the Text will appear in
the list, as shown in Figure 4-4.
Figure 4-4
If you want to make any changes to your texts, just
simply select them and then click on the button
. An edit box as shown in Figure 4-3 will appear and let you
edit the texts. To delete the texts, you can use the button. To change the playing order, use buttons and . Or you can preview the selected texts by clicking on the
button
.
4. 2 Play in a single line text window
This
window is only for single line sliding captions, such as greeting captions,
notes, etc. These texts support transparent display, which can be added on any
windows, including video files playing in video windows or in pictures and
texts windows, as shown in below figure 4-5
4. 2. 1 Create a new Single Line Text
window
Click on the tnew windowt button, and then select tSingle Line Text windowt in the menu to
create a new single line text window, as shown in Figure 4-6.
Figure 4-6
4. 2. 2 Setup Single Line Text window
As
shown in Figure 4-6, the upper part is for setting up program properties. There
are two ways to input texts, one is open from external documents, and another
is directly input to the edit box.
Open from external documents: Select
tExternal filet, in Figure 4-6, then click on button
to open files, as shown in Figure 4-7. Edited text files can be dynamically
displayed when the program is playing. In Figure 10-3, you can setup Action,
Background, and Font.
Input in the edit box Select the tTextt, as shown
in figure 4-6 and then type in texts that you want in the box below, as shown
in Figure 4-7, you can also setup the Action, Background and Font.
Figure 4-7
4.
3 Play
in the Static Text window
This setup window is for playing static texts.
4. 3. 1
Create
a new Static Text Window
Click on the tnew windowt button, and then select tStatic Text windowt in the menu (as shown
in Figure 4-8) to create a new static text window, as shown in Figure 4-9.
Figure 4-8
Figure 4-9
4. 3. 2 Setup the static text
window
As
shown in Figure 4-9, the upper part is for program propertiest setting. Type in
the texts you want in the edit box, and choose their properties below, like:
transparency, Align, Background, and Font, etc.
4. 4 Play text files in a File Window
4. 4. 1
Create
a new File window
Click on the tNew Windowt
button, select tFile Windowt in the menu (as shown in Figure 4-10)
to create a new tFile Windowt, as shown in Figure 4-11.
4. 4. 2
Setup
File Window
As
shown in Figure 4-11, the upper part is for setting up program properties.
Name:
program name
Frame:
you can setup the width and color of the frame
Starting point X: x-coordinate of the starting point
Starting point Y: y-coordinate of the starting point
Width:
setup the width of this program
Height: setup the height of this program
4. 4. 3 Open files
Click on the tadd filet button , (in the lower part of Figure 4-12), an open file dialog box
will appear. All supported format has been shown in the list at the bottom of
the dialog box. Select WORD File, choose the file you want to open in the box
above, then click on topent to open it.
Figure 4-12
The
opened file has been added to the list, now the options of this file will be
listed below. (As shown in Figure 4-13) Options can let you setup the
background (includes color, pictures, drawing method), Font, Plenty Actions,
four available effects, Line, Speed, Staying time, Font, etc. (Note: If there
are only a few words, file window may be used. If the type-editing is
complicated, WORD file may worth to be considered. )
Figure 4-13
4. 5 Add texts onto a picture file
The
text display method in this section is the same as that in Chapter 5, picture
display, appearing and clearing texts. Details please refer to Chapter 5
4. 6 Insert notes during playing
Instruction in details please refer to Chapter 16
Chapter V Picture
display
5. 1 Create a new picture window
Click on the tNew windowt button, and select tFile Windowt in the menu (as shown in Figure
5-1), to create a new file window, as shown in 5-2.
Figure 5-1
5.
2 Setup
picture window
As
shown in Figure 5-2, the upper part is for setting up program properties.
Name:
program name
Frame:
you can setup the width and color of the frame
Starting point X: x-coordinate of the starting point
Starting point Y: y-coordinate of the starting point
Width:
setup the width of this program
Height: setup the height of this program
Lock:
lock this program window to prevent it from moving.
Figure 5-2
5.3
Open
playing files
Click
on the tadd filet button to open the file dialog box (as shown in Figure 5-3),
select the picture format from the list. Then select the file that you want to
open in the box above. (Once you select a picture, you can preview it in the
right-hand-side frame.) Click on topent to open the selected file, now the
bottom-right corner of the main window will change, as shown in Figure 5-4.
Figure 5-3
Figure 5-4
5. 4 Setup picture properties
The
opened file has been added to the list. Now, options of this file will be
listed below. (Figure 5-4), you can select background color, background
picture, background picture drawing method, plenty actions, four effects,
speed, staying time, clearing effects, clearing speed.
5.5Insert background picture, appearing music
and texts.
Insert background picture
Click on the button
in Figure 5-4, select and open the picture you want to
insert in the topen filet dialog box. Also you may directly key in the address
of the background picture in the edit frame.
Insert clearing music
Click on the 
button in Figure 5-4, and select the music file that you want
in the topen filet dialog box, then click topent.
Insert appearing texts
Click on the tTEXTt button
in Figure 5-4, the tPicture/Textt dialog box will appear (Figure 5-5)
Figure
5-5
Click on tAddt button in Figure
5-5 to open ttext editt dialog box, insert the file that you want and setup
their properties and effects, and then close the dialog box.
The
Text file that you edited has been added to the file list, if you want to
insert more than one appearing text, you can repeat the two steps above. To
edit it, select from the file list and then click on the teditt button to edit
it. To delete it, use the delete button, you may also use move up, move down
buttons to select files.
Click
on Exit to finish the insert of appearing texts.
Chapter
VI Cartoons display
6. 1 Create a new cartoon window
Click
on the tNew windowt button, select tFile Windowt in Figure 6-1 to create a new file
window, as shown in Figure 6-2.
Figure 6-1
6. 2 Setup Cartoons window
As
shown in Figure 6-2, the upper part is for setting up program properties.
Name:
program name
Frame:
you can setup the width and color of the frame
Starting point X: x-coordinate of the starting point
Starting point Y: y-coordinate of the starting point
Width:
setup the width of this program
Height: setup the height of this program
Lock:
lock this program window to prevent it from moving.
Figure 6-2
6. 3 Open playing files.
Click
on the tadd filet button in the lower part (Figure 6-2) to open file dialog box. (as
shown in Figure 6-3)
This
studio can play all cartoons files and all media files (AVI/MPEG/ASF/WMV),
FLASH files (SWF), REALPLAYER files (RM), etc. Select any file of the above
formats, and then click on topent to open it. Now the bottom-right of the main
window will change to looks like Figure 6-4.
Figure 6-3
Figure 6-4
6. 4 Setup Cartoons file properties
The opened file has been added to the list, now
there will be options of this file appear below. (Figure 6-4), you can select
background color, background picture, background picture drawing method, and
three effects are optional.
Chapter VII table
display
There
are two ways to display a table, one is set up a table window to insert table
display, and the other is pre-done the table in WORD or EXCEL, Then use the
second method we introduced in chapter 4 to play the file, we are not going to
repeat this.
7. 1 Create a new table window
Click on tNew windowt button, select tTable Windowt in the menu (Figure7-1) to create a
new table window. (as shown in 7-2)
Figure 7-1
7. 2 Setup Table Window
As
shown in Figure 7-2, the upper part is for setting up program properties.
Name:
program name
Frame:
you can setup the width and color of the frame
Starting point X: x-coordinate of the starting point
Starting point Y: y-coordinate of the starting point
Width:
setup the width of this program
Height: setup the height of this program
Lock:
lock this program window to prevent it from moving.
Figure 7-2
7.
3 Insert and edit tables
Click
on tAdd Tablet button in lower part of Figure 7-2 to open the tedit tablet dialog
box. (as shown in Figure 7-3)
Toolbar
ttable propertiest button 
: setup table properties
tInsert tablet button
: insert rows or columns.
tDelete tablet button
: delete rows or columns.
tSplit/Combinet button
: split or combine rows or
Those to the right are commonly used for
type-editing, they can change the Font, Size, Color, Background color, mode,
align method.
Setup
table properties
Click on tTable propertiest button, to open ttable propertyt dialog box, as shown in Figure
7-4. You may change the settings like: name, with/without title, lock title,
titlets Font, size, mode, color, and tablets background color, grid line color,
table drawing effect, speed, staying time, and lock the row and column number.
Figure 7-4
Insert
table
Click on tinsert tablet button, to open the tadd tablet dialog box, as shown in Figure 7-5,
select input type, quantity, and input mode (to current position or to end),
click tokt to finish.
Figure 7-5
Delete
table
Click on tdelete tablet button, to open tdelete tablet dialog box, as shown in Figure 7-6.
Select delete row or column, and then click on tokt to finish.
Figure 7-6
Slit/Combine
Select the cells that you want to combine, click on
tSlit/Combinet button to combine them, as shown in Figure 7-7.
Figure 7-7
Select the cell that you want to slit, click on
tSlit/Combinet button to split, as shown in Figure 7-8.
Figure 7-8
Chapter VIII Homepage
Display
8. 1 Create a new Homepage Window.
Click on tNew windowt button, and select tFile Windowt in Figure 8-1 to create a new file
window, as shown in 8-2.
Figure 8-1
8. 2 Setup homepage window
As
shown in Figure 8-2, the upper part is for setting up program properties.
Name:
program name
Frame:
you can setup the width and color of the frame
Starting point X: x-coordinate of the starting point
Starting point Y:
y-coordinate of the starting point
Width:
setup the width of this program
Height: setup the height of this program
Lock:
lock this program window to prevent it from moving.
Figure 8-2
8. 3 Open playing files
Click on the tadd homepaget button at the bottom in Figure 8-2 to open tWeb Page URLt dialog
box. (Figure 8-3)
Figure 8-3
Type
in the web page address and click ok, now the main bottom right of the window will
change to looks like Figure 8-4.
Figure 8-4
The
opened file has been added to the list, now the options of this file will be
listed below. (As shown in Figure 8-4). You can change the background color,
background picture, background picture drawing method, and three available
effects. Also you may change the action, speed, and staying time.
Chapter IX Database
Display
9. 1 Create a new Database Window
Click on tNew windowt button, and select tdatabase windowt in Figure 9-1 to create a new
database window, as shown in 9-2.
Figure 9-1
9. 2 Setup database window
As
shown in Figure 9-2, the upper part is for setting up program properties.
Name:
program name
Frame:
you can setup the width and color of the frame
Starting point X: x-coordinate of the starting point
Starting point Y: y-coordinate of the starting point
Width:
setup the width of this program
Height: setup the height of this program
Lock:
lock this program window to prevent it from moving.
Figure 9-2
9. 3 Add Access Database
9. 3. 1 Add Access database
Click on the tadd databaset button on the toolbar, and the tSelect Databaset dialog box will
appear (Figure 9-3). Select Access database in the dialog box, then click tOkt button, then select and open the
database you want in the topent dialog box. (Figure 9-4)
Figure 9-3
Figure 9-4
Figure 9-5
Control
window with database added is shown in Figure 9-5. The list above is the list
of databases. You may use tdelete databaset button
to delete it. The list below is the list of datasheets.
9. 3. 2 Add Access Datasheets
Click on the tadd datasheett button on the toolbar, a tDatabase Propertiest dialog box (Figure
9-6) will appear. The dialog box has been divided into two parts. The upper one
is for table properties setting, the lower one is for column properties
setting.
Figure 9-6
Setup table properties
Name: name of the datasheet
Inquire: select inquired datasheet
(If you are familiar with the database well, you can define the inquired
sentences.)
Action: come-out effect, speed,
staying of the table
Row: Height of the rows in the
table
Grid: select the color of the
grid lines.
Background: select the background
color.
Font: select the color of the table
name.
Title: select Font, size, bold,
italic or underline for the title of the table if it do exist.
Setup column properties
All Columns has been
listed to the left of Figure 9-6 you can select and make changes to them.
Name: Column name
Width: Column width
Align: Texts Align method
Background: select the background color
of this column
Texts: color of the texts
Font: select textst Font
Size: textst size
Button: Whether use bold, italic or underline
Click
on tPreviewt, you may preview the newly added table, click on tokt to finish
adding Access Database.
9. 3. 3 Edit Access Datasheets
Select
datasheets that you want to edit from the database. Click on the tedit
datasheett button
, appearing a tDatabase propertiest dialog box (Figure 9-6),
you may edit the sheet itself or columns in it.
9. 3. 4 Delete Access Datasheets
Select
the Datasheets that you want to delete from the database, then click on the
tdeletet button.
9. 4 Add ODBC driver database
To
add ODBC Database, some basic knowledge about database are needed, please refer
to related books, we are not going to introduce here.
After
click on the tAdd Databaset button, a tselect databaset dialog box will appear. (Figure 9-3)
Select tAccess databaset, and then click ok and choose the data source you want
to open from the tselect data sourcet dialog box. (Figure 9-7)
Figure 9-7
If the data source is not prepared, you can first
click on tNewt button to activate the tdata source set up guidet to help you.
The Datasheets and its setting are the same as that
for Access Database (refer to 9. 3)
Chapter X Date
and Time
10. 1 Create Date/Time window
Click on tNew windowt button, and select tdate/time windowt in Figure 10-1 to create a
new date/time window, as shown in 10-2.
Figure 10-1
10. 2 Setup date/time window
As
shown in Figure 10-2, the upper part is for setting up program properties.
Name:
program name
Frame:
you can setup the width and color of the frame
Starting point X: x-coordinate of the starting point
Starting point Y: y-coordinate of the starting point
Width:
setup the width of this program
Height: setup the height of this program
Lock:
lock this program window to prevent it from moving.
Figure 10-2
10. 3 Setup date and time
There
are two kinds of date/time display, one is analog, another is digital. You may
select one of them in display style. (Figure 10-2)
Analog clock
As shown in Figure 10-3, it is the analog clockts
plotting and properties settings. You can set exceed or lag time differences;
Static texts and its font; color, size, shape, and font of the time display;
color of the hour hand, minute hand, second hand; and also the display and
color of the dates and days.
Figure 10-3
Digital clock
As shown in Figure 10-4, it is the digital clockts
plotting and properties settings. You can select the display style; set exceed
or lag time differences; Static texts and its font; hour style; year style;
single or multi line display; also the text font.
Figure 10-4
Chapter XI External Program
11.
1
Create a new window
Click
on tNew windowt button, and select tExternal Exe windowt in Figure 11-1 to create a
new External Exe window, as shown in 11-2.
11. 2 Setup external program window
As
shown in Figure 11-2, the upper part is for setting up program properties.
Name:
program name
Frame:
you can setup the width and color of the frame
Starting point X: x-coordinate of the starting point
Starting point Y: y-coordinate of the starting point
Width:
setup the width of this program
Height: setup the height of this program
Lock:
lock this program window to prevent it from moving.
Figure 11-2
11. 3 Open external program
Click
on the tBrowset button in the bottom of Figure 11-2, a topen filet dialog box
will appear. Select the external program you want to open, here we choose
Win2000 calculator program. Now, the main window will look like that as Figure
11-3
One
application may contains more than one windows, all windows will be listed
below. In this example, there are two windows: calculator and CalcMsgPumpWnd.
Do not forget to select the correct window that you want to display. (Note:
some of the windows can not be displayed)
Figure 11-3
Top, bottom, left, right bounds can be used to cut
the parts of an application which we do not want it to be displayed. In this
example, display of the calculator in the playing window is shown in Figure
11-4.
Figure 11-4
Chapter XII Timer Display
12. 1 Create a new window
Click on tNew windowt button, and select tTimer windowt in Figure 12-1 to create a new
Timer window, as shown in Figure
12-2.
Figure 12-1
12. 2 Setup the timer window
As
shown in Figure 12-2, the upper part is for setting up program properties.
Name:
program name
Frame:
you can setup the width and color of the frame
Starting point X: x-coordinate of the starting point
Starting point Y: y-coordinate of the starting point
Width:
setup the width of this program
Height: setup the height of this program
Lock:
lock this program window to prevent it from moving.
Background: Select background color and
background picture, the background picture includes four kinds of drawing
effects: Center, Stretch, Zoom, Tile.
Transparent: Setup the background whether
it is transparent.
Figure 12-2
12. 3 Time Setting
As
shown in Figure 12-3, it is the properties setting of the timer display. You
can setup static texts; Textts action, size, bold, italic, underline, color,
etc. Arriving date/time; whether display number of days, hour; minute, second,
multi line, no negative sign, etc. In this example, timer settings in playing
window are shown in Figure 12-4.
Figure 12-3
Figure 12-4
Chapter XIII VCD/DVD
display
13. 1 Direct playing
Click
on the tcontrolt, choose Play VCD/DVD, and then select the objective drive.
Like tE:t As shown in Figure 13-1
Figure 13-1
13. 2 Play in program
Click on tNew windowt button, and select tVCD/DVD windowt in Figure 13-2 to create a new
VCD/DVD window, as shown in Figure
13-3. Then set up all variety of parameters.
Remarks: installing the VCD/DVD player first when
play VCD/DVD. Here, recommend to install PowerDVD or WinDVD.
Figure 13-2
Figure 13-3
Chapter
XIV Video Line-in
Display
Video
Window is mainly used for input video signals from TV cards or external VCD/DVD
player, note: TV card is needed for all settings.
14. 1 Create a new window
Click on tNew windowt button, and select tVideo windowt in Figure 14-1 to create a new
Video window, as shown in 14-2. Then set up all variety of parameters.
Figure 14-1
14. 2 Setup Video Window
Video input equipment: you may choose different Video Cards (note: only if
you has installed more than one video card)
Audio input equipment: to choose audio (note: some TV cards play sounds
through Audio cards)
Video input source: to choose Video input source (note: most TV cards has three input
sourcestSCATV, Video end, and S-Video)
TV Channel: to choose TV channel (Note: some TV cards do not support this
function)
Figure 14-2
Chapter XV PowerPoint
Display
15. 1 Play
Click
on tControlt, and then click on tPlay PowerPoint Filet. Select a file to play.
(Figure 15-1) When playing, it will automatically move the display area to the
big screen. (Note: if alternatively playing between LED Studio and Led screen
is needed, you may setup it in the repertoire; if you want to play PowerPoint
in File window, you may use convert tools to convert PowerPoint Files to Flash
Files. )
Figure 15-1
15. 2 Stop playing
Click
on tcontrolt, and then select tStop PowerPoint File. t
Chapter XVI Notify display
Notify Manager is mainly used to insert temporary
notify into the program while it is playing.
16.
1 Open
tNotify Managert Window
Click on tcontrolt in the main menu, and then select
tNotify Managert. (Figure 16-1) A tNotify Managert dialog box will appear.
16. 2 Setup Notify Manager Window
In
Figure 16-1, you can select which screen that your notify is going to put; how
many times it is going to repeat, whether it is transparent, left edge, right
edge, bottom edge, action, background, font, etc.
16. 3 Play/Stop Notify Display
When
everything has been set, click on tplayt in figure 16-1 to broadcast the
notify. Or click on tstopt to stop it.
Chapter XVII Score Manager
Notify Manager is mainly used to insert temporary notify into the
program while it is playing.
17. 1 Open Score Manager Window
Click
on tControlt, and then select tScore Managert. A tScore Managert dialog box
will appear (Figure 17-1)
Figure 17-1
17. 2 Setup Score Manager Window
Scores
display includes two different types: Time display and Scores display. Screen
number indicates in which screen the display should be; Time display indicates
how long the display is going to be.
Time Display Setting
Reset: Reset time to 0:00;
Start: Start to count;
Stop: stop counting;
Font: Setup Font and properties
of the display texts;
Top Edge: setup the distance between
the display time and the top edge;
Right Edge: setup the distance between
the display time and the right edge;
Scores display settings
Home: Scores for Home team, two
display language available;
Score: Score sign, such as t:t ;
Away: Scores for Away team, two
display language available;
Picture: one display picture for
each team.
Bottom Edge: setup the distance between
the display time and the bottom edge;
Font: setup the Font of the
display texts;
Background: Setup background color;
17. 3 Play/Stop Score
When everything has been
set, click on tShow allt in Figure 17-1 to play time and scores. Click tShow
timet to show time; tShow scoret to show scores; or tstopt to stop showing time
and scores.
Chapter XIIX Playing Schedule
18. 1 open the schedule table
You
may open the schedule table by click on the toptiont on the main menu, and
select tSchedule Tablet (Figure 18-1), startup tSchedule Tablet dialog box, as
shown in figure 18-2.
18. 2 Add Scheduled Command
18. 2.
1 Step1:
Open tScheduled Commandt dialog box.
Click on the taddt button to open tScheduled
Commandt dialog box. (as shown in Figure 18-3)
Figure 18-3
18. 2.
2 Step
2: Setup Command list properties
Command properties: select command property, default setting is tTurn on LED Screen powert
Program file: this option only valid if the command is to: play program files,
perform external program, play PowerPoint files. Click on tselectt can let you
select files.
Execution time: setup when the command starts
Valid date: setup valid date
Valid days: Setup valid days
18. 2. 3 Step 3: Exit tScheduled Commandt Dialog box
Click
tokt to finish adding scheduled command. As shown in Figure 18-4, there is
already a tTurn LED screen powert command in the list, if you want more than
one command, repeat the 3 steps above.
Figure 18-4
18. 3 Edit Scheduled Command
Select
the command that you want to edit from the list. Click on teditt to open the
tScheduled commandt dialog box to edit this command.
18. 4 Delete Scheduled Command
Select
the command that you want to delete from the list, click on tdeletet bottom, if
you want to delete all commands, use tdelete allt bottom.
18.
5 Start
up Scheduled Command
Click
on tStart up scheduledt, keep it remain selected to activate the schedule
table, vice versa. (Figure 18-5)
Figure 18-5
18. 6 Exit
Click
on tExitt to finish the settings of tSchedule managert
Chapter XIX Network control
19.
1 Remote Manager (Online)
If
you want to operate network control, you must setup the computer which controls
the LED screen to remote control server, the other computers set as costumer
computers. Remote control server can be controlled by all customer computers
within the network. Customer computer may control all remote control servers
within the network. If
you want to carry out the remote control in the Internet, the remote control
server must dial up, cantt be by LAN, otherwise it cantt be connected.
19. 1.1 Setup remote control server
Select
tOptiont --tSoftware setupttStNetworkingt, and then enter to the tSoftware
setupt dialog box. (Figure 19-1)
Select
tLocal Led screent and tRemote manager (online)t, and type in a non-used Port
number (normally the default number 6600 will be fine). Customer computer must
type in the same port number in order to link to the remote control server, and
click tSave setupt to exist dialog box.
Figure 19-1
19. 1.2 Remote Screen Manager
Select
tOptionttStSoftware setupttStNetworkingt, and then enter tSoftware setupt dialog
box, as shown in figure 19-2. Select tLocal Led screent and tRemote Manager
(online)t, and click tSave setupt to exist the dialog box.
Figure 19-2
You
may enter the tRemote Managert dialog box by clicking on the tControlt then
tRemote Managert. (Figure 19-3) Click on taddt can enter tRemote server Setupt
dialog box. (Figure 19-4) Type in a screen name to separate more than one
screen. Type in the IP address. (Note: you may get the IP address by click on
tCheck IP Addresst in the tserver setupt dialog box or turn to your network
administrator) Then you should type in the related port code, and screen
number. Key in the password if necessary. If there are several servers, they
can be all added to the list.
Figure 19-3
Figure 19-4
19.1. 3 Remote control
Click
on tRemote Controlt button to enter the tremote controlt window (Figure 19-5).
You may apply any command to the server.
Figure 19-5
19.1. 4 Send Files
By
clicking on tSend filest, you may enter the tSend filet dialog box, as shown in
Figure 19-6. All files will be sent to the sub-catalog tPRGDATAt under the
install catalog of the server. You may input objective catalog to create
sub-catalog. Or overcast the existing files, to refresh some playing contents.
Figure 19-6
19.1.
5 Send
Program
By
clicking on tSend programt, you may enter the tSend programt dialog box, as
shown in Figure 19-7. All files will be sent to the sub-catalog tPRGDATAt under
the install catalog of the server. You may input objective catalog to create
sub-catalog.
Figure 19-7
19.2 Remote Manager
(offline)
When sending
program in long-distance (No LAN), adapting Remote Manager (online) to dial up is inconvenient,
because the IP address is not fixed, and you must check the IP address when
connecting it. However, the Remote Manager (offline) can deal with the inconvenience.
If the company has its own website, and IP address of the website is fixed,
client-side sends the programs to the website, and service-side
get and play the program from the website through setting time.
19.2.1 Setup remote server
Select tOptionttStSoftware
setupttStNetworkingt, and then enter tSoftware setupt dialog box, as shown in
figure 19-8; select tLocal Led Screent and tEnable Remote Server (offline) t.
Figure 19-8
Time: at
minutes interval to check it in the website; if updating program, download it.
Name:
input the led screen name of your client-side when sending programs.
ftp IP:
your website IP address.
Port: type
in a non-used Port number (normally the default port 21 will be fine).
fpt
user/password: website management user name and password.
19.2.2
Manger for Led Screen Server (offline)
Select tOptionttStSoftware
setupttStNetworkingt to enter tSoftware setupt dialog box, as shown in figure 19-9;
select tLocal Led screent and tRemote Manager (offline)t, then click tSave
setupt to exist the dialog box.
Figure 19-9
Select tControlt
menu, click tRemote Manager (offline)t to enter tRemote Manager (offline)t
dialog box, as shown in figure 19-10;
Figure 19-10
Click
on taddt can enter tRemote server Setupt dialog box. (Figure 19-11 Inputting a
screen name to tell differences among multi-screen. Typing in the IP address
and the related port code, and screen No., and user name and user password.
Figure 19-11
19.2.3
Send program
Click
the tSend programt to enter tSend programt dialog box, as shown in Figure
19-12; all program files and program using files will be sent to the
sub-catalog tPRGDATAt under the install catalog of the server. You may input
objective catalog to create sub-catalog.
Figure 19-12
Chapter XX Background
Playing
20. 1 Activate Background playing
Only Windows98/XP operating system supports this
function. However, some settings must be done as well: Right click on the space
on the desktop, a menu like Figure 20-1 will appear.
Figure 20-1
Select property: Appearing a property menu, as shown
in Figure 20-1. Click on toptiont, and activate monitor t2t. Select textend the
contents of Windows to this monitort, then click on tapplyt, followed by tokt.
Now, you may use the tbackground playingt function. Click on tbackground
playingt on the toolbar of tLED studiot, playing window will switching between
the LED screen and the Monitor. When playing window is on the monitor, the LED
screen will display the contents of Windows.
Figure
20-2
20. 2 Cancel Background playing
If
you want to cancel background playing to play at the front, please apply the
setting below: right click on the space of your desktop, appearing Figure20-1.
Select tpropertyt, appearing Figure 20-2, select monitor t2t, but remove the
tttof textend the contents of Windows to this monitort. Then click on tmonitor
1t and press tokt. After that, right click with your mouse again, appearing
Figure 20-1. click on property, appearing Figure 20-2. Then select toptiont and
then tadvancet, appearing Figure 20-3. Then click on tdisplayt, appearing
Figure 20-4. Click the red switch in it, the switch will turn green, then press
tokt.
Figure 20-3
Figure 20-4
Chapter
XXI Multi-display
Combination, Synchronism and Independence
21.1Enter Multi-display
Combination, Synchronism Independence Setup
Click tOptiont
in the menu, and select tSoftware setupt, and a dialog box will appear, then
select tMulti-display Combination/Synchronismt, shown in figure 21-1, then
click tCombination/Synchronism setupt to enter Multi-display Combination and
Synchronism and Independence setup, shown in figure 21-2.
Figure 21-1
Figure 21-2
As shown
in figure 21-2, the left side is software play window setup, and it can setup
multi-window, and every widow can setup start, width and height separately. The
right side is Led display setup, it can setup start, display number, width and
height through hardware setup, but the setups cantt be changed. The orders for shortcut
keys from left to right are F9, F8, F7, F6, F5, F4, F3, F2. For example, the
Multi-display synchronism, multi-display combination and multi-display
independence are corresponding to the shortcut keys F9, F8, and F7 separately.
21.2 Setup
Multi-display synchronism
Click
tAddt to add a multi-display synchronism setup, and setup tMulti-display
synchronism 1t in the name, click tChange namet to change the name, as shown in
figure 21-3.
Figure 21-3
Making
the starts of all hardware Led display are the same as the LED display 1.
(Remarks: if width and height of your hardware Led display are not same, it can
only show a part of the play program.
) If you want to switch
the multi-program and play synchronously, you can add a multi-display
synchronism 2, and input the number 2 in the tSoftware play display numbert,
and select Led display 2 setup. If
the width and height of Led display 1 is 128*128, the width or height of
Led display 2 cantt be less than 128, and setup all the hardware Led display
starts and Led display 2 start as (128,0), as shown in figure 21-4.
Figure 21-4
21.3 Setup Multi-display Combination
Typing in tMulti-display combination 1t in the name, and click tAddt
to add a tmulti-display combination setupt, shown in figure 21-5. Setup the
width and height of software Led display as (256,256), and start of hardware
display 1 as (0,0), and start of hardware display 2 as (128,0), and start of
hardware 3 as (0,128), then a play windows will appear after finishing setup,
as shown in figure 21-6. Of them, there are 3 red frames, standing for the play
area for display 1, display 2 and display 3. Like the multi-synchronism, it can
add multiple multi-display combinations.
Figure 21-5
Figure 21-6
21.4 Setup multi-display Independence
Inputting tmulti-display independencet in the name, and click tAddt
to add tmulti-display independence setupt, as shown in figure 21-7. Setup
software play display number as 3, and starts of software led display 1 and
hardware led display both as (0,0); width and height of led display 1 and
hardware led display both as (128,128); starts of software display 2 and
hardware display 2 both as (128,0), width and height both as (128,128), and
starts of software display 3 and hardware display 3 both as (0,128), width and
height both as (128,128), then a play widow will appear after setup, as shown
in figure 21-8.
Figure 21-7
Figure 21-8
After finishing the Multi-display Combination, the Multi-display
Synchronism and Multi-display Independence, the option tScreen
combination/synchronismt is available, as shown in figure 21-9.
Figure 21-9
Chapter
XXII Software Setup
22. 1 Open software setup
Click on toptiont in the menu, and select tsoftware setupt. A administrator
password dialog box will appear, type in the password and choose tokt to open
the tsoftware setupt dialog box. (As shown in Figure 21-1)
Figure 22-1
22. 2 Play Window
Play window includes three
modes: Lock to Led display, multi-display combination/synchronism and random setup.
Lock
to LED Display
Lock play window to Led area
Multi-display
combination/synchronism
Select multi-display combination/synchronism, and click tcombination/synchronism
setupt to open multi-display combination/synchronism setup dialog box, as shown
in figure 22-2.
Figure 22-2
Random setup
User can setup the display number and adjust the size and
position of every display at random; when Led display number changes, click tupdate
display numbert to update it.
Enable
change by mouse
Allow
the change of play window size by mouse
Always
on top
Play
window will always on top of any other windows.
Software
play frame frequency:
Adjusting
the value can improve the play effect according to different computer configuration.
22. 3 Auto Setup
As
shown in figure 22-3, the software has following functions:
Start
when Windows starts up
Load
file when starting
Play
document when starts up automatically
Play
document when starts up manually
Change virtual/real automatically
Mouse hide when software is
playing
Auto update new version
software.
Figure 22-3
22. 4 Networking
Setup
the server and client-side.
22. 5 Other setup
As shown in figure 22-4,
Auto restart when error:
restart the software automatically when error occurs
Restart every day: restart
at a certain time everyday
Auto Backup: backup program
at certain time
Record play time: record the
play file time, then save it to Play.txt under the install catalog.
Unable message
when error: No dialog box appears when error
Prompt when quit: whether appearing dialog box when existing this software
every time.
Figure 22-4
Chapter XXIII User Setup
23. 1 Open User Setup
Click
on the tOptiont, and then select tUser Setupt, it will pop-up an tInput
Passwordt dialog box, as shown in Figure 23-1. Type in the password in the box
and then press OK. (Figure 23-2)
Figure
23-1
Figure
23-2
23. 2 Add user
Click
on tAdd Usert in Figure 23-2, a dialog box like Figure 22-3 will appear. Enter
the Username and Password. Then press tOKt.
Figure 23-3
23. 3 Delete User
Select
an exist user from the list (Figure 23-2), (Note: Administrator can not be
deleted) select tdeletet. A notice frame will appear, select tYest.
23. 4 Change Password
Select
an exist user from the list (Figure 23-2), click on tchange passwordt button.
Enter the new password in the tChange passwordt dialog box, then press tokt.
23. 5 User Authentication
If you tick the
box before tUse password before start upt, the next time the software starts
up, User Authentication will be required.
Chapter XXIV Frequently
asked questions
1. Warning: MCI systematic error when starts up?
This is because that
Windows Media Player has not been installed, please install it. Find a file
named: Mpsetup2K.exe
(for Win2K/XP/ME) or Mpsetup98. exe (forwin98) in your CD-Rom. Double clicks to
install.
2. Warning: cannot find LED screen system or
transmission error?
This is due to the
disconnection between the Serial Pot cable and the LED, or they are not well
connected. Please check the cable.
3. How to change the position and size of the play window?
To change the position and size of the window, you
must go to software setup. Set the position of play window to tAny positiont,
then enter coordinates and screen size. You may also use mouse to drag and
change the position and size of the play window. For details, please refer to
tSoftware Setupt
4. How to run and play certain files?
Firstly, you should go to
tSoftware Setupt, and select all three options under auto -setup.
5. How to edit the existing files (. lsd)?
Click on tOpent button to
open the file, and then select tallow editt to allow you make changes to the
files. For details, please refer to tProgrammingt
