Toshiba DMF102XKU Owner's Manual - English - Page 52

File Access Level, Key Sound, System Manager, ENTER, Settings > Selecting Devices - firmware

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52 SETTINGS FILE ACCESS LEVEL • All Files: All files saved in the same medium can be viewed and selected for further applications. • Specified Folder: Only files saved in a preset folder can be viewed and selected for further applications. If you have selected 'Specified Folder', press ▲▼ to select a desired folder on the medium currently in use, then press ENTER. KEY SOUND • On: Enable beep sound when pressing buttons on the remote control. • Off: Disable beep sound when pressing buttons on the remote control. NOTE ♦ The beep sound is played via the built-in speakers only. ♦ Volume of the beep sound cannot be adjusted. NOTE ♦ Changing the 'File Access Level' settings affects the number of files you are able to view or use. If you select 'Specified Folder', only files in the chosen folder will be shown for further applications, such as Slideshow or video playback. ♦ If the desired folder is not saved in the medium currently in use, you need to change the device setting first. For details, please refer to the section: Settings > Selecting Devices. (Refer to page 53) SYSTEM MANAGER • Information: System status is displayed. (Memory Capacity, Remaining Capacity, MAC Address, Version) While connecting to a network, the IP Address etc. is also displayed. • Upgrade: Yes/No. Select 'Yes' to update the system firmware. This is a potential feature for the upgrade of system. • Restore Factory Settings: Yes/No. Select 'Yes' to restore the system setup to default settings. All the customized settings except the date/time settings will be deleted. • Format Internal Memory: Yes/No. Select 'Yes' to start the formatting process. NOTE ♦ Formatting will erase all files saved in the internal memory. ♦ Do not format the internal memory using a computer.

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S
ETTINGS
52
KEY
SOUND
On: Enable beep sound when
pressing buttons on the remote control.
Off: Disable beep sound when
pressing buttons on the remote control.
NOTE
♦ The beep sound is played via the
built-in speakers only.
♦ Volume of the beep sound cannot be
adjusted.
SYSTEM
MANAGER
Information: System status is
displayed.
(Memory Capacity, Remaining Capacity,
MAC Address, Version)
While connecting to a network, the IP
Address etc. is also displayed.
Upgrade: Yes/No. Select ‘Yes’ to
update the system firmware. This is
a potential feature for the upgrade of
system.
Restore Factory Settings: Yes/No.
Select ‘Yes’ to restore the system setup
to default settings. All the customized
settings except the date/time settings
will be deleted.
Format Internal Memory: Yes/No.
Select ‘Yes’ to start the formatting
process.
NOTE
♦ Formatting will erase all files saved in
the internal memory.
♦ Do not format the internal memory
using a computer.
FILE
ACCESS
LEVEL
All Files: All files saved in the same
medium can be viewed and selected for
further applications.
Specified Folder: Only files saved
in a preset folder can be viewed and
selected for further applications.
If you have selected ‘Specified Folder’,
press ▲▼ to select a desired folder on
the medium currently in use, then press
ENTER
.
NOTE
♦ Changing the ‘File Access Level’
settings affects the number of files you
are able to view or use. If you select
‘Specified Folder’, only files in the
chosen folder will be shown for further
applications, such as Slideshow or
video playback.
♦ If the desired folder is not saved in
the medium currently in use, you need
to change the device setting first. For
details, please refer to the section:
Settings > Selecting Devices
. (Refer
to page 53)