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 FAQ

 I want to specify the path of the folder to be displayed when the File Manager starts up.


The Default Path feature allows you to display a specified folder first when starting up the File Manager. Displaying a folder for your purpose, such as checking alarm files and selecting movie files saves time.
 
IMPORTANT
The GP-3300 series models with a revision number lower than Rev*-4 don't support this feature. For the information on how to check the revision number, see Features/Function that are not supported in GP-3300 lower than Rev.*-4.
 
 
NOTE
- The Default Path feature supports the CF display and the USB display, but not the FTP.
- Up to 90 characters can be set in the default path name. (45 characters in double-byte letters)
- If the specified path is illegal or cannot be identified, the File Manager will show the root directory.
- If the language set on the display unit is English and you specify the path in Japanese, it may not perform properly.

   
■ Setup Procedure
1. Open the screen on which a File Manager part is palced (e.g.: Base 1) and double click the File Manager part.
 
2. The File Manager setting dialog box opens. Select the [Extended] tab.
 
3. Check [Default Path] and select [Direct]. The input field appears, and then enter the folder name (e.g.: ALARM) to be displayed when starting up the File Manager.
 
4. Start up the File Manager and check if the "ALARM" folder is displayed.
NOTE
- See File Name and Location for the list of folders automatically created when initializing a CF card on the GP unit.
- If you set the [Action Mode] to "Select Movie" on the [Basic] tab in the File Manager setting dialog box, "MOVIE" will be appended automatically before the folder name set in the Default Path settings.
 

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