Please refer to the Settings Guide for details.
28.10.3 Common Settings (Movie) Settings
28.10.4 Movie Player Settings Guide
26.9.3 File Manager
For details regarding how to place parts and how to define the address, shape, color, and labels, please refer to "Part Editing Procedure."
8.7.1 Editing Parts
Using a playlist, you can play video files in a defined order. The following describes how to create a play list on a CF card.
When you create/save a play list file on external storage other than the FTP server, you need to define the destination folder.
3.6.2 Procedure - Setting the Destination Folder
In the [Common Settings (R)] menu, select [Movie (O)] or click , and the following screen will display. [Yes (Y)] displays the [Project Information] dialog box.
If the [Destination Folder] is already defined, the following message is not displayed. Go to step 3.
Select the [Enable CF Card] check box, specify the folder in which the movie files are stored, and click [OK].
The [Movie] dialog box appears. Select [Playlist] and click [New].
The [New Playlist] dialog box appears. Enter the playlist file name (for example, Line-A) and click [OK].
Select the created file and click [Add].
The [Add] dialog box appears. Select the [Play CF File] option, in the [File Name] field type the file name of the movie (for example, MC060527_152346.SDX) to add to the playlist, and then click [OK]. (If the file resides in the "MC" folder, type "MC\MC060527_152346.SDX".)
You can register movie files in the order you want to play them. After completing the registration, click [Close].
To create a play list on the FTP Server, use a text file (such as Notepad) to create a file in the following format.
You can specify the created file (TXT) in the movie player's [Play List] by selecting [FTP].
Format
Specify a movie file in the FTP server
(Serial Number),FTP,FTP(FTP Server registration number),(Folder name)\(file name.SDX)
Specify a folder in the FTP server
(Serial Number),FTP,FTP(FTP Server registration number),(Folder name)\
Specify a movie file other such as files on a CF card (but not on FTP server)
(Serial Number),CF, \MOVIE\(folder name)\(file name.SDX)
Specify a folder such as a folder on a CF card (but not on FTP server)
(Serial Number),CF, \MOVIE\(folder name)\
Display real-time video
(serial Number),INVM
The serial number is assigned to the first line starting from 0 and then assigned sequentially to the following lines. Lines can be created from 0 to 99.
If you want to add comments, type the pound symbol (#) at the beginning of the line then type the comments. Lines with comments or line breaks do not affect movie play.
The FTP server registration number is the number registered in [FTP Server].
Separate the folder name and file name using "\".
Use single-byte characters for the file name of the playlist file. The extension is ".TXT".
The maximum number of movie files that can be played is 100.
Example expression
Creating the Movie Play Screen
In the [Screen List] window open the base screen where you want to display the video.
On the [Parts (P)] menu, click [Movie Player (O)], or click and place a movie player on the screen.
Double-click the movie player. The following dialog box appears.
In the [Display Size] area select [1/4].
If the selected [Display Size] is larger than the size of the display unit's screen or the movie player, the entire image is not displayed. If you want to display the entire image, set the [Display Size] smaller than the size of the movie player.
The display size varies depending on a type of display unit and display mode.
28.10.4.1 Movie Player - Basic Settings/Basic
In [Playlist], select [CF] and select the check box next to the file created in step 7. (For example, Line-A.TXT)
If you select [File], the playlist can be specified in the Movie Player. In this case, the playlist file is not required.
Click [Extended] and select the [Play List Order] check box.
Configure a switch for operation. Click the [Switch] tab, and in the [Switch Layout] area select the [Play], [Pause], and [Stop] check boxes.
In [Select Shape], select the shape of the switch, and specify the label and color as necessary. Click [OK] to complete the settings.
You cannot specify individual shapes and colors for switches drawn using the [Switch] tab on the [Movie Player] part. You can only specify individual labels. If you want to define specific shapes and colors for each switch, do not use the [Switch] tab. Instead, use the Switch/Lamp part to create a [Movie Player Switch] from the [Special Switch] settings.
10.15.4 Special Switch
Depending on the shape of the switch, you may not be able to change the color.
When you select a switch and press the [F2] key, you can directly edit the text on the label.
The switches can be individually selected and moved to a desired location.