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Tout d'abord, le manuel d’utilisation Cisco Systems 1.1 devrait contenir:
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Habituellement, cela est dû au manque de temps et de certitude quant à la fonctionnalité spécifique de l'équipement acheté. Malheureusement, la connexion et le démarrage Cisco Systems 1.1 ne suffisent pas. Le manuel d’utilisation contient un certain nombre de lignes directrices concernant les fonctionnalités spécifiques, la sécurité, les méthodes d'entretien (même les moyens qui doivent être utilisés), les défauts possibles Cisco Systems 1.1 et les moyens de résoudre des problèmes communs lors de l'utilisation. Enfin, le manuel contient les coordonnées du service Cisco Systems en l'absence de l'efficacité des solutions proposées. Actuellement, les manuels d’utilisation sous la forme d'animations intéressantes et de vidéos pédagogiques qui sont meilleurs que la brochure, sont très populaires. Ce type de manuel permet à l'utilisateur de voir toute la vidéo d'instruction sans sauter les spécifications et les descriptions techniques compliquées Cisco Systems 1.1, comme c’est le cas pour la version papier.

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Tout d'abord, il contient la réponse sur la structure, les possibilités du dispositif Cisco Systems 1.1, l'utilisation de divers accessoires et une gamme d'informations pour profiter pleinement de toutes les fonctionnalités et commodités.

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    Americas Headquarters Cisco Systems, In c. 170 West Tasman Drive San Jose, CA 951 34-1706 USA http://www.ci sco.com Tel: 408 526-4000 800 553-NETS (638 7) Fax: 408 527-0883 User Guide f or Cisco Digital Media Play er De vice Manager 1. 1 Febr uary 27 , 20 08 Text Part Number: OL -13985-01[...]

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    THE SPECIFICATION S AND INFORMATION REGARDIN G THE PRODUCTS IN TH IS MANUAL ARE SUBJECT T O CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL STATEMENTS , INFORMATION, AND RECOMMENDATI ONS IN THI S MANUAL ARE BE LIEVED TO BE A CCURATE BUT ARE PRESENTED WI THOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EX PRESS OR IMPLIED. USERS MUST TAKE FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR TH EIR APPLICATION OF ANY PR[...]

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    iii User Guide for Cisco Digital Me dia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 CONTENTS Preface v Document Conventions v Obtaining Documentation, Obtaining Support, and Security Guid elines vi CHAPTER 1 Introduction 1-1 Environmental Tole rances and Safety Guidelines 1-2 General Precautions 1-3 Protecting Against Electrostatic Discharge 1-4 Understa[...]

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    Contents iv User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Showing or Stopping Video Content from an HTTP URL 2-14 Showing or Stopping Video Content from a File Stored on Your DMP 2-14 Adjusting the Transparency of the HTML Conten t Plane 2-15 Specifying the URL to Show on the HTML Content P lane 2-1 6 Supported Fonts 2-1[...]

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    v User Guide for Cisco Digital Me dia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Preface Revised: October 7, 2007 Cisco Digital Media S ystem is the collecti ve name for a product fa mily that consists of Cisco Digital Media Manager (DM M) appliances, Cisco V ideo Portal appliances, Cisco Digital Medi a Player (DMP) endpoints, Cisco Digital Media Encode[...]

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    vi User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Preface Caution Means re a d er b e c are f u l . In this sit uation, you might do something that could result in equip ment damage or loss of dat a. Ti p Means the following informatio n will help you solve a pr oblem . The tips information might not be troubleshooting or[...]

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    CH A P T E R 1-1 User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 1 Introduction Revised Octobe r 7, 2007 This guide describes ho w to use your DMP devi ce and how to use the preinstalled DMPDM software. DMP de vices can sho w network ed digital video str eams and multicast, high- quality MPEG video on an y television recei[...]

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    1-2 User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Chapter 1 Introdu ction Environmental Tolerance s and Safety Guidelines If any of the preceding is not yet tru e for you, we recommend that you obtain Quick Start Guide for Cisco Digital Media Pl ayer 4305G and compl ete all of the procedures in it b efore you use this gu[...]

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    1-3 User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Chapter 1 Introduction Environmental Tolerance s and Safety Guidelines War nin g The device is designed to work with TN power sy stems. The power supply must be place d indoors. Do not work on the sy stem or connect or disc onnect cables during periods of lightn ing activ[...]

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    1-4 User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Chapter 1 Introdu ction Environmental Tolerance s and Safety Guidelines • K eep your system components aw ay from radiators and heat sources. Also, do not bl ock cooling vent s. • Do not spill food or liquids on your system components, and ne ver operate t he product [...]

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    1-5 User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Chapter 1 Introduction Understanding DMP M odes of Operation • Handle all sensiti ve components in a static-saf e area. If possible, use ant istatic floor pads and workbench pads. • Handle the de vice carefully , holding it b y its edges or its frame. • Do not touch[...]

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    1-6 User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Chapter 1 Introdu ction Limited Support for MPEG-4 Limited Support for MPEG-4 DMP support for the MPEG-4 suite of standards does not extend to ev ery possible aspect, entity , or v ariant of MPEG-4. W e require explici tly that: • Y ou use the MPEG-4 Part 2 codec. • A[...]

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    1-7 User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Chapter 1 Introduction Understanding Content Substitution (Failo ver) Understanding Content Substitution (Failover) If an HTTP status code of 4 04 or 500 pre vents your DMP f rom obtaining the con tent that you scheduled it to sho w , your DMP has two stages for failo ver[...]

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    1-8 User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Chapter 1 Introdu ction Preconfiguring Your DMP To Run Witho ut a Local DHCP Server Step 3 Connect the Cisco-pro vided po wer supply to your DMP . Y ou should see two lig hts through the front panel o n your DMP chassis. The solid gr een light indicates that a po wer sour[...]

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    1-9 User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Chapter 1 Introduction Basic DMS Concepts and Vocabu lary Basic DMS Concepts and Vocabulary DMS helps org anizations of an y size to create, manage, org anize, and deli ver video con tent (whether li ve or on-demand) and digi tal signage content o ver an IP network t o an[...]

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    1-10 User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Chapter 1 Introdu ction Basic DMS Conc epts and Vocabular y[...]

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    CH A P T E R 2-1 User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 2 Using DMPDM Revised: May 23 , 2008 This chapter e xplains ho w to use DMPDM to configure an d manage one DMP de vice in isolation and describes elements that you see in the DMPD M graphi cal user interface (GUI). T opics are organized in these sections: •[...]

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    2-2 User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Chapter 2 Using DMPDM Configuring Settings Viewing Video Content in Full-Screen Mode T o fill the screen on your DMP display with only the video content plane, click . Note Y ou can show video cont ent from any of three possible sources. See: • Sho wing or Stopping V id[...]

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    2-3 User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Chapter 2 Using DMPDM Configuring Settings After you click Apply , the entries or changes take ef fect. Howe ver , the previ ously defined v alues will return the nex t time that your DMP restarts. Step 4 ( Optional ) T o put all changed values into ef fect permanen tly ,[...]

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    2-4 User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Chapter 2 Using DMPDM Configuring Settings Adjusting Embedded Browser Settings Y ou can change ho w the embedded bro wser in your DMP operates in certain situati ons. Step 1 In the Settings list, cl ick Browser . Step 2 Enter or edit the required values, as described i n [...]

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    2-5 User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Chapter 2 Using DMPDM Configuring Settings Screen Rotation Angle (clockwise) Indicates whether you hav e rotated the HTML cont ent plane and sho ws the amount of rotation. Y ou might choose to rotate the HTML co ntent plane if you ha ve rotated your DMP disp lay . The rot[...]

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    2-6 User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Chapter 2 Using DMPDM Configuring Settings Adjusting DMP Display Attributes Settings Y ou can configu re DMP to optimize conten t for transmission to y our particular DMP display . Step 1 In the Settings list, cl ick DMP Display Attrib utes . Step 2 Enter or edit the requ[...]

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    2-7 User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Chapter 2 Using DMPDM Configuring Settings After you click Apply , the entries or changes take ef fect. Howe ver , the previ ously defined v alues will return the nex t time that your DMP restarts. Step 4 ( Optional ) T o put all changed values into ef fect permanen tly ,[...]

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    2-8 User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Chapter 2 Using DMPDM Configuring Settings Display Standard The name of the standard that your DMP display u ses. Generally , this attribute names t he manufacturer and th e type of display (such as p lasma or LCD), in combination with other informatio n. T o learn whic h[...]

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    2-9 User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Chapter 2 Using DMPDM Configuring Settings Enabling or Disabling Centralized Management Y ou can enable a remote DMM appliance to manage your D MP as part of a digital signage netw ork. Step 1 In the Settings list, cl ick Centralized Management . Step 2 Enter or edit the [...]

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    2-10 User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Chapter 2 Using DMPDM Configuring Settings Adjusting the Placement and Proportions of Content on a DMP Display Y ou can adjust the proportions, hori zontal position, an d vertical posit ion of content that you show on a DMP display . Step 1 In the Settings list, cl ick D[...]

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    2-11 User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Chapter 2 Using DMPDM Configuring Settings Enabling or Disabling Types of Access to Your DMP Y ou can enable or disable v a r ious kinds of administrati ve access to your DMP . Step 1 In the Settings list, cl ick Management Services . Step 2 Enter or edit the required va[...]

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    2-12 User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Chapter 2 Using DMPDM Configuring Settings Managing Permissions for Internal Storage Y ou can set the permissions for internal st orage in your DMP . Step 1 In the Settings list, cl ick Internal Storage . Step 2 V ie w or edit the values, as described in Ta b l e 2-7 , t[...]

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    2-13 User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Chapter 2 Using DMPDM Selecting the Content to Show Selecting the Content to Show Note If you enter URLs for both v ideo content and bro wser content, the actual result depends on a combination of these factors: • Whether you click or (to sho w only that one kind of co[...]

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    2-14 User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Chapter 2 Using DMPDM Selecting the Content to Show Showing or Stopping Video Content from an HTTP URL T o show on yo ur DMP display the video content from an HTTP URL, or t o stop showi ng that video content, do the follo wing: Step 1 In the Displa y Actions list, click[...]

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    2-15 User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Chapter 2 Using DMPDM Selecting the Content to Show Step 3 Do one of the foll ow ing: • T o start sho wing the video content immedi ately , click Sta rt . • T o stop sho wing the video content immediately , click Stop . Adjusting the Transparency of the HTML Content [...]

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    2-16 User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Chapter 2 Using DMPDM Selecting the Content to Show Specifying the URL to Show on the HTML Content Plane Y ou can load a web page or other content on the HTML co ntent plane. Step 1 In the Displa y Actions list, click URL to be Displayed . Step 2 Enter or edit the HTTP U[...]

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    2-17 User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Chapter 2 Using DMPDM Selecting the Content to Show Supported Fonts The browser that is preins talled on DMPs supports some bitmap fonts and some T rueT ype fonts. The browser will substitute an inst alled font for any unsupported font. Note Other typographi c representa[...]

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    2-18 User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Chapter 2 Using DMPDM Selecting the Content to Show Supported X11 Bitmap Fonts These X11 bitmap fonts are prei nstalled as part of this release: Foundry Family Name We ig ht Name Slant Setwidth Name Add Style Name Pixel Size Point Size Resolution X Resolution Y Spacing A[...]

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    2-19 User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Chapter 2 Using DMPDM Selecting the Content to Show Supported TrueType Fonts These T rueT ype fonts are preinstalled as part of this releas e: Name File n ame T ypog r aphic Sample Ve r a S a n s Ve r a . t t f AB CDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefgh ijklmnopqrstuvwxyz123456[...]

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    2-20 User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Chapter 2 Using DMPDM Using Administrative Options Using Administrative Options T opics in this section exp lain administr ati ve tasks in DMPDM: • Editing the DMPD M User Account, page 2-20 • Editing the DMP Service (ftp) User A ccount, page 2-20 • Sav ing Setting[...]

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    2-21 User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Chapter 2 Using DMPDM Using Administrative Options After you click Apply , the entries or changes take ef fect. Howe ver , the previ ously defined v alues will return the nex t time that your DMP restarts. Step 3 ( Optional ) T o put all changed values into ef fect perma[...]

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    2-22 User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Chapter 2 Using DMPDM Using Administrative Options Step 3 ( Optional ) If you wi ll deploy your DMP at a sit e where there is no local DHCP server , complete the “Preconfig uring Y our DMP T o Run W ithout a Local DHCP Serv er” procedure on page 1-7 . Step 4 Log in w[...]

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    2-23 User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Chapter 2 Using DMPDM Common Scenarios for Using DMPDM Common Scenarios for Using DMPDM This section descri bes common scenarios for using DMPDM: • Showing Content Files That Are St ored on the SD Card, page 2-23 • Showing Content Files That Are Stored on a USB Flas [...]

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    2-24 User Guide for Cisco Digital M edia Player Device Manager 1.1 OL-13985-01 Chapter 2 Using DMPDM Viewing the Cisco UDI for the DMP Model Th at You Use Step 1 Enable FTP access. See Enabling or Disabling T ypes of Access to Y our DMP , page 2-11 . Step 2 Configure login credentials for the FTP user account, th en use an FTP clie nt to log in to [...]