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7.6 System Settings The System settings allow you control over the low level parameters. The list below explains each of the settings. Parameter Show all files Middle Joystick DSP Frequency Remote Control Update Firmware Firmware Version Hard Disk Hard Disk Serial no. Description Off (default), On. If Off, the Jukebox will only display the file names of file types, with their corresponding icons, that it knows how to play. If set to On, the Jukebox will display the names of ALL the files on the hard disk (using a ? icon for unknown types), even if they cannot be viewed or played, such as .tif or .pdf for example. This setting is important when the Jukebox is used with the memory card reader add-ons. Setting it to ON will allow the Jukebox to transfer all the files from the card media regardless of file type. If set to OFF, it will only read file types that the AV300 is capable of playing. Off (default), On. When set to On, pressing straight down on the joystick while it is in the center position will give the same results as pressing the ENTER/GO œ button. Standard, Overclock (yellow), Overclock (red). This setting controls the speed of the internal Digital Signal Processor which displays video images. The Standard frequency is fine for most all applications and is guaranteed to be a stable operating environment. If you have a large video image 640x368 or larger for example, increasing the DSP speed to overclock yellow or overclock red could increase the smoothness of the playback and help reduce any visual compression artifacts. Overclocking, as with PCs in general, is not guaranteed to always work and could in some instances hang a video or overheat the DSP and force a thermal power off condition. The majority of users need only to use the Standard setting. See instructions in the DVR 100 user manual Used to update the Jukebox Multimedia to a new version of the Operating System. See section 4.5 below on how to do this Displays the current version of the Operating System (OS). Displays amount of free space and used space. Displays the serial number of the internal hard disk. Settings 35

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Settings
7.6
System Settings
The System settings allow you control over the low level parameters.
The list below explains each of the settings.
Parameter
Description
Show all files
Off
(default),
On
. If Off, the Jukebox will only display the file names of file types,
with their corresponding icons, that it knows how to play. If set to On, the Jukebox
will display the names of ALL the files on the hard disk (using a ? icon for unknown
types), even if they cannot be viewed or played, such as .tif or .pdf for example.
This setting is important when the Jukebox is used with the memory card reader
add-ons
. Setting it to ON will allow the Jukebox to transfer all the files from the card
media regardless of file type. If set to OFF, it will only read file types that the AV300
is capable of playing.
Middle Joystick
Off
(default),
On
. When set to
On
, pressing straight down on the joystick while it is in
the center position will give the same results as pressing the ENTER/GO
±
button.
DSP Frequency
Standard, Overclock
(yellow),
Overclock
(red). This setting controls the speed of
the internal Digital Signal Processor which displays video images. The Standard
frequency is fine for most all applications and is guaranteed to be a stable
operating environment. If you have a large video image 640x368 or larger for
example, increasing the DSP speed to overclock yellow or overclock red could
increase the smoothness of the playback and help reduce any visual compression
artifacts. Overclocking, as with PCs in general, is not guaranteed to always work
and could in some instances hang a video or overheat the DSP and force a thermal
power off condition. The majority of users need only to use the Standard setting.
Remote Control
See instructions in the DVR 100 user manual
Update Firmware
Used to update the Jukebox Multimedia to a new version of the Operating System.
See section 4.5 below on how to do this
Firmware Version
Displays the current version of the Operating System (OS).
Hard Disk
Displays amount of free space and used space.
Hard Disk Serial no.
Displays the serial number of the internal hard disk.