Cayin SMP-PROPLUS, SMP-200, SMP-PRO4, SMP-PRO3, SMP-PRO3N User Manual

CAYIN TECHNOLOGY

SIGNAGE MEDIA PLAYER: SMP-PRO SERIES

SMP-PRO4

Version 1.5 Version 2.0

SMP-PROPLUS

Version 2.5 Version 3.0

User Manual

SMP-200

Version 1.0

CAYIN TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.

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MPPO00/EN/121206

About CAYIN

CAYIN Technology offers a complete portfolio of digital signage solutions, including media

players, servers, and software, for various commercial applications, such as education,

transportation, retail, hospitality, corporate communication, and financial and public

institutions. CAYIN is committed to being a reliable partner to its clients worldwide, and has

successfully set up various application references internationally. In order to best facilitate

the deployment of CAYIN products, the Company also provides tailored services to satisfy

the ascending market demands for almost limitless applications.

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CONTENTS

About CAYIN ..................................................................................... i

Trademark Notice ............................................................................. i

Disclaimers ....................................................................................... i

1. SMP-PRO Series Overview ......................................................... 1

1-1 SMP-PRO4 Appearance ................................................................ 2

1-1-1 Front View (P/N: LB-700) ...................................................................2

1-1-2 Rear View (P/N: LB-700) ....................................................................2

1-2 SMP-PROPLUS Appearance ......................................................... 3

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1-2-1 Front View (P/N: LB-300) ...................................................................3

1-2-2 Rear View (P/N: LB-300) ....................................................................3

1-3 SMP-200 Appearance .................................................................... 4

1-3-1 Front View (P/N: LB-50) .....................................................................4

1-3-2 Rear View (P/N: LB-50) ......................................................................4

1-4 Hardware Specications ............................................................... 5

1-5 System Specications .................................................................. 6

1-6 Install SMP-PRO Series ................................................................. 8

1-6-1 Install Hardware .................................................................................8

1-6-2 Login on SMP-PRO Series ...............................................................8

1-6-3 Remote PC Login .............................................................................11

1-7 Wall Mount Installation ...............................................................12

1-8 Insert/Replace SD Card (SMP-200 only) .................................... 13

2. Conguration in Wizard Mode ................................................. 14

2-1 Upload Files to SMP Player ........................................................ 15

2-2 Wizard Mode Introduction ..........................................................18

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2-3 Network Wizard ............................................................................ 18

2-3-1 Step1: Ethernet Conguration ..........................................................18

2-3-2 Step2: Wi Conguration (Optional).................................................19

2-3-3 Step3: Ping Gateway .......................................................................20

2-4 System Wizard ............................................................................. 21

2-4-1 Step1: Time & Language Settings ...................................................21

2-4-2 Step2: Display Settings ....................................................................22

2-4-3 Step3: Media Folder Security Settings .............................................24

2-5 Content Update Wizard ............................................................... 24

2-5-1 Content Update Settings ..................................................................24

2-6 Playback Wizard .......................................................................... 25

2-6-1 Step1: Skin .......................................................................................25

2-6-2 Step2: Multimedia 1 .........................................................................26

2-6-3 Step3: Multimedia 2 .........................................................................27

2-6-4 Step4: Image Slideshow 1 ...............................................................27

2-6-5 Step5: Image Slideshow 2 ...............................................................27

2-6-6 Step6: Ticker Text 1 ..........................................................................28

2-6-7 Step7: Ticker Text 2 ..........................................................................28

3. Multimedia Content Playback and Management .................... 29

3-1 Upload Multimedia Contents ...................................................... 30

3-2 Choose Your Skin ........................................................................ 33

3-2-1 Use Default Skin ..............................................................................33

3-2-2 Use Your Own Skin ..........................................................................33

3-2-3 Control Skin by CMS Server ............................................................33

3-2-4 Export Skin .......................................................................................34

3-3 Choose Media Source and Set Playlist .................................... 34

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III

3-3-1 Play Files in Media Folder ................................................................34

3-3-2 Play Files in USB Storage Device ...................................................37

3-3-3 Central Scheduling (by CMS Server) ..............................................37

3-3-4 RTB/RTP Streaming (SMP-PRO4 & SMP-PROPLUS) ....................38

3-3-5 HTTP/MMS Streaming (SMP-PRO4 & SMP-PROPLUS) ................39

3-3-6 Video Input (SMP-PRO4 only) .........................................................39

3-3-7 Image Slide Show ............................................................................39

3-3-8 Mute Function ..................................................................................40

3-4 Image Slide Show Settings ......................................................... 40

3-5 Ticker ............................................................................................ 42

3-5-1 Dene Font Format .........................................................................43

3-5-2 Set Background Color .....................................................................44

3-5-3 Scrolling Effect ................................................................................44

3-6 Volume .......................................................................................... 45

4. Edit Schedule on SMP Player (Local Schedule) ..................... 46

4-1 Skin ............................................................................................... 47

4-2 Multimedia Zone .......................................................................... 48

4-3 Image Slide Show Zone ..............................................................50

4-4 Ticker Zone ..................................................................................52

4-5 Volume .......................................................................................... 54

5. Skin Management ...................................................................... 56

5-1 Create Your Own Skin ................................................................. 57

5-1-1 Install Skin Editor .............................................................................57

5-1-2 Create a new skin le (.csk) .............................................................58

5-1-3 Upload a Skin File into Skin Template ..............................................64

5-1-4 Edit a Skin File in Skin Template ......................................................65

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5-2 Create Your Own Clock (.clk) ..................................................... 66

5-2-1 Create a Clock (.clk).........................................................................66

5-2-2 Upload a Clock (.clk) ........................................................................74

5-3 Upload the CAYIN Skin File into SMP ........................................ 74

5-4 Apply Skin .................................................................................... 75

6. Content Update and Media Folder Management .................... 76

6-1 Update Media Folder ................................................................... 77

6-2 Manage Media Folder .................................................................. 81

7. System Status and Settings ..................................................... 82

7-1 System Status .............................................................................. 83

7-1-1 Basic Information .............................................................................84

7-1-2 Advanced Information ......................................................................84

7-1-3 Firmware Information .......................................................................85

7-2 System Settings ........................................................................... 86

7-2-1 Set System Time ..............................................................................86

7-2-2 NTP Service .....................................................................................87

7-2-3 Change Web Administrator’s Password ...........................................88

7-2-4 Change Service Port of Web Manager ............................................88

7-2-5 Choose Web Manager Language ....................................................89

7-2-6 Set System Reboot ..........................................................................89

7-2-7 Frequency of Server Communication...............................................90

7-2-8 RS-232 Setting .................................................................................90

7-3 System Maintenance ................................................................... 92

7-3-1 Upload Firmware ..............................................................................92

7-3-2 Restart/Shutdown System................................................................92

7-3-3 Upload Background Image...............................................................93

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7-3-4 Export/Import/Restore System Settings ...........................................94

7-3-5 System Recovery .............................................................................94

7-4 Display Settings ........................................................................... 96

7-4-1 Congure Display Properties (SMP-PRO4 & SMP-200)

7-4-2 Congure Display Properties (SMP-PROPLUS)

7-4-3

7-4-4 Turn On / Off Display ......................................................................100

7-4-5 Video Input Settings (SMP-PRO4 & SMP-PROPLUS)

Hardware Video Acceleration

(SMP-PROPLUS)

........................ 98

........................ 99

.............. 96

............... 101

7-5 Location ...................................................................................... 102

7-5-1 GPS................................................................................................102

7-5-2 Static Location................................................................................104

8. Network Settings ..................................................................... 105

8-1 Ethernet ...................................................................................... 106

8-2 WIFI Wireless Network .............................................................. 107

8-3 3G Data Network ........................................................................ 108

9. Log Management ......................................................................111

9-1 Enable Syslog ........................................................................... 112

9-2 Use log_rcv to Change PORT ................................................... 113

9-3 View Logs .................................................................................. 114

9-4 Export Log File ......................................................................... 115

9-5 Clear Log Files .......................................................................... 115

10. SMP Console ......................................................................... 116

11. System Recovery .................................................................. 118

Appendix ...................................................................................... 120

Appendix A: Use “log_rcv” to collect syslog from clients .......... 121

Appendix B: SMP-200 Video Formats ............................................ 123

1-1 SMP-PRO4 Appearance ............................................ 2

1-2 SMP-PROPLUS Appearance ..................................... 3

1-3 SMP-200 Appearance ................................................ 4

SMP-PRO Series Overview

1-1-1 Front View (P/N: LB-700) ............................................. 2

1-1-2 Rear View (P/N: LB-700) .............................................. 2

1-2-1 Front View (P/N: LB-300) ............................................. 3

1-2-2 Rear View (P/N: LB-300) .............................................. 3

1-3-1 Front View (P/N: LB-50) ............................................... 4

1-3-2 Rear View (P/N: LB-50) ................................................ 4

1-4 Hardware Specications ........................................... 5

1-5 System Specications .............................................. 6

1-6 Install SMP-PRO Series ............................................. 8

1-6-1 Install Hardware ........................................................... 8

1-6-2 Login on SMP-PRO Series ......................................... 8

1-6-3 Remote PC Login ........................................................11

1-7 Wall Mount Installation ........................................... 12

1-8 Insert/Replace SD Card (SMP-200 only) ................ 13

USER MANUAL

SMP-PRO Series, the dedicated digital signage media player, is a powerful zone-type

display engine for marketing and communication professionals to communicate with target

audiences in designated locations by high-quality videos, audios, graphics, and texts. SMP-

PRO Series provides an easy-to-use platform where they can promote, inform, educate,

and entertain specic audiences in a variety of commercial applications.

1-1 SMP-PRO4 Appearance

1-1-1 Front View (P/N: LB-700)

1. Power 2. USBx2 3. Power Indicator 4. Hard Disk Indicator

1-1-2 Rear View (P/N: LB-700)

1. Power Connector 2. DVI 3. VGA 4. USBx2 5. Ethernet LAN

6. RS-232x2 7. Audio-Out 8. Audio-In 9. S-Video-In

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1-2 SMP-PROPLUS Appearance

1-2-1 Front View (P/N: LB-300)

1. Power Indicator 2. Hard Disk Indicator 3. Reset 4. Power

1-2-2 Rear View (P/N: LB-300)

1 2 3

4 5 6 7 8

1. Power Connector 2. RS-232 3. Ethernet 4. VGA 5. USB×4

6. Line-In (reserve for future use) 7. Mic-In (reserve for future use)

8. Audio-Out

2 3

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1-3 SMP-200 Appearance

1-3-1 Front View (P/N: LB-50)

1 2 3 4

1. USB 2. SD Card Slot 3. SD Card Door Lock

4. Power Indicator 5. Power

1-3-2 Rear View (P/N: LB-50)

1. Power Connector 2. Audio-Out 3. DVI-D 4. VGA 5. Ethernet

6. USBx2 7. RS-232

2 3

4 5 6 7

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1-4 Hardware Specications

Dimension

Material

Color

Net Weight

Network

Internal

Storage

External

Storage

SMP-PROPLUS

(P/N: LB-300)

380 (W) x 195 (D) x 44 (H) mm 268 (W) x 174 (D) x 47 (H) mm 196 (W) x 123 (D) x 33 (H) mm

Aluminum + Steel Aluminum + Steel (Fanless) Steel (Fanless)

Silver & Black Dark Gray Gray

4.4 Kg (with hard drive) 2.2 Kg (with hard drive) 655g

10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet 10/100/1000Mbps Ethernet 10/100 Mbps Ethernet

160GB, 3.5” IDE HDD 160GB, 2.5” SATA HD (share

N/A N/A

SMP-PRO4

(P/N: LB-700)

with system rmware)

SMP-200

(P/N: LB-50)

4 G Bytes onboard ash (share

with system rmware)

SD, SDHC (up to 32 GB; the

player does not include an SD

card)

Video Out

Audio Out

Video In

Audio In

Power

Others

Certicate

VGA D-Sub VGA D-Sub, DVI-D (no HDCP

support)

Phone Jack (Stereo) RCA (Stereo) Phone Jack (Stereo)

N/A S-Video N/A

N/A RCA (Stereo) N/A

100~240V AC

(with internal adaptor)

RS-232 (COM), USB x 4 RS-232 x 2 (COM), USB x 4 RS-232 (COM) x 1, USB x 3

CE, FCC, RoHS CE, FCC, LVD, RoHS, CB, CCC CE, FCC, RoHS, BSMI

100~240V AC

(with external adaptor)

VGA D-Sub, DVI-D

100~240 V AC

(with external adaptor)

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1-5 System Specications

Image les

Video Files

CODEC

Network

Streaming

SMP-PROPLUS

(P/N: LB-300)

● JPEG, GIF

SMP-PRO4

(P/N: LB-700)

● Support up to 4 million pixels image resolution

● MPEG, MPG, VOB, MP3, MP4

● WMV, WMA

● AVI

● MPEG-1, MPEG-2 PS, MPEG-2 TS, MPEG-4 ISO

● MP3 (MPEG AUDIO LAYER 3)

● WMV 7/8/9

● WMA 7/8

● RAW DV

● H.264

● CAYIN RTB (Encapsulation Method: MPEG TS , Codec: MPEG-2/

MPEG-4, bit rate: 256K~5 Mbps)

● RTP (Encapsulation Method: MPEG TS , Codec: MPEG-2/MPEG-4)

● HTTP/MMS

SMP-200

(P/N: LB-50)

Please refer to the Appendix.

N/A

Video

Resolutions

● V i d e o R e s o l u t i o n a n d

Spec i f icat i o n m a y di ff er for

d i f f e r e n t ou t p u t m e t h o d s ,

s u p p o r t i n g u p t o 7 2 0 p

(1280x720); bit rate up to: 10~12

Mb p s (M P EG 2 ) , 8~ 9 Mb p s

(MPEG4), 4~8 Mbps (WMV), 3

Mbps (H.264) [Landscape, 25

fps, single video playback]

● To avoid system running in the

low performance, we suggest

yo u do not use the fol lowin g

screen resolutions when SMP

pl a y e r is pl a yi ng 72 0 p HD

video: 1920x1200, 1920x1080,

1600x1200, 1280x1024(75Hz)

or similar high resolutions set in

the 'User dene' mode. 720p HD

video is also not suggested to

be used in the portrait mode.

● V i d e o R e s o l u t i o n a n d

Spec i f icat i o n m a y di ff er for

d i f f e r e n t ou t p u t m e t h o d s ,

s u p p o r t i n g u p t o 7 2 0 p

(1280x720); bit rate up to: 10

Mb p s (M P EG 2 ) , 8~ 9 Mb p s

(MPEG4), 4~8 Mbps (WMV), 3

Mbps (H.264) [Landscape, 25

fps, single video playback]

● To avoid system running in the

low performance, we suggest

you do no t u s e th e po rtra i t

screen and high resolution when

SMP pl a y er is pl ayi n g hi g h

denition video.

● Please refer to the Appendix

for detailed video resolutions

and specications.

● The resolution of the Video

zone is max 1024 pixels in

the Portrait mode.

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Ticker

Skin

Display

Output

Network

Interface

Network

Protocols

SMP-PROPLUS

(P/N: LB-300)

SMP-PRO4

(P/N: LB-700)

● Enter text in Web Manager

● Get text le or RSS feed from remote web server

● Read text les in Hard-disk Drive

● 11 default skins

● Limited by system partition

storage

● Screen Resolutions3: 640x480,

800x600, 1024x768, 1152x864,

1 2 80 x 1 0 2 4 , 1 6 0 0 x 12 0 0 ,

12 80x7 20 (7 20p), 1280 x768,

1360x768, 1366x768, 1368x768,

1 6 0 0 x 9 0 0 , 1 6 8 0 x 1 0 5 0 ,

1920x1080, 1 920x1200, User

● 9 default skins

● Limited by system partition

storage

● Screen Resolutions3: 640x480,

800x600, 1024x768, 1152x864,

1280x1024,1 280x720 (7 20p),

1280x768, 1600x900, 1360x768,

1366x768, User Dene

● Portrait Mode: Support 90 and

270 degree display rotation

Dene.

● Portrait Mode: Support 90 and

270 degree display rotation

● 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet

● 80 2 . 11 b / g / n wi r e l e s s L A N

adaptor (optional)

● 3G data network (optional)

● 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet

● 80 2 . 11 b / g / n wi r e l e s s L A N

adaptor (optional)

● 3G data network (optional)

● Support static IP and dynamic IP (DHCP)

● Support TCP/IP, HTTP, SMB, ICMP

SMP-200

(P/N: LB-50)

● 9 default skins

● Limited by system partition

storage

● Screen Resolutions3:

640x480, 800x600, 1024x768,

1152x864, 1280x720 (720p),

1 2 80 x 7 6 8 , 1 3 6 0 x 7 6 8 ,

1366x768

● Por trait Mode: Support 90

an d 27 0 deg r e e di s p l a y

rotation

● 10/100 Mbps Ethernet

● 802 . 11b/g/ n wirel e ss LAN

adaptor (optional)

● 3G data network (optional)

Detect

EDID/DDC

● Support

parameters

SMP series does not support animation GIF and CMYK JPEG.

The maximum bit-rate and resolution might be different based on your le encoding methods. We acknowledge

video playback result may be inuenced by many factors (eg. codec, bit-rate, screen resolution, or other component

run with video at same time… etc.). Please test the video on SMP players in advance. CAYIN DOES NOT

GUARANTEE EVERY VIDEO FILE CAN BE PLAYED ON SMP PLAYERS PROPERLY WITHOUT TESTING

BEFOREHAND.

The applicable resolution is also related to the resolutions of your display. Please check the specications of the

display and choose a suitable one for you.

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1-6 Install SMP-PRO Series

1-6-1 Install Hardware

1. Open SMP package.

2. Connect the Ethernet to LAN port. (By default, SMP will get

an IP address from a DHCP server.)

3. Connect the VGA cable to your screen. (The default screen

resolution is 1024x768.)

4. If you need to congure system settings directly on the player,

please connect a keyboard and a mouse to any of the USB

connectors.

At any time, you can switch

between playback and Web

Manager in a local screen.

Plug a keyboard to SMP

device; press Ctrl-F10 and

switch to Web Manager Login

page; press Ctrl-F1 an d

switch to playback mode.

E x c e p t f o r t h e i n i t i a l

i n s t a l l a t i o n o f SM P, w e

s u g g e s t yo u ma n a g e o r

change settings of SMP

by remote PC, ra ther tha n

directly on the player.

5. Connect the power adapter to a socket. The SMP player will

be turned on by itself.

6. Once you see the LOGIN page on the screen, you already

complete the installation.

1-6-2 Login on SMP-PRO Series

After installing SMP, please login and complete the initial settings

based on your network environment.

DHCP (Auto IP)

If you are in the DHCP network, SMP will get an IP address

automatically after installation. You can start to login the

Web Manager page of the player directly after you connect a

keyboard and a mouse to the SMP device.

1. Click [

Wizard Mode

Manager, and enter a username and password.

Default Username:

Default Password:

webadmin

admin

Advanced Mode

] or [

] on the Web

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Static IP

If you are in the static IP network, please follow below steps to login and complete network

settings.

1. Connect a keyboard and a mouse to USB connectors on the SMP player and connect the

power adapter to a socket to turn on the system. Click [

Mode

Default Username:

Default Password:

2. Click [

Static IP Address

“

] on the Web Manager, and enter a username and password.

webadmin

admin

NETWORK SETTINGS

Network Wizard

] or [

” in the Ethernet Settings area and set up all related network

settings for SMP.

3. After completing, click [

SAVE

] at the bottom and click [

steps to nish the settings. Then, the SMP player will reboot.

Wizard Mode

Advanced

] or [

] on the screen. Then, click

APPLY

] or follow the wizard

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Wizard Mode

Advanced Mode

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If the IP address of SMP

p l a y e r s h o w n i n CAY I N

Device Seeker is 169.254.

x.x, it means that SMP player

cann ot succ essfully get an

IP address from the DHCP

server. In this circumstance,

you can lo g i n d i r e ctly on

the SM P playe r first ( refe r

to 1-5-2 Login on SMP).

Th en, cha nge th e net work

setting to static IP or change

the IP address of your PC to

the same subnet (169.254.

x.x). Finally, you can start to

manage the player remotely

on your PC.

1-6-3 Remote PC Login

If you try to manage SMP remotely on your own PC, please

follow below steps:

1. Insert the product CD into your CD-ROM, and run “

Device Seeker

” (\Tool\Device Seeker\seeker.exe). You can

also copy this le to your PC for future management.

2. Click [

Seek

] and the seeker will search all available SMP

clients or CMS servers in the same LAN. Select one player

and double click the player’s name. Or, you can also click a

player’s name, and click [

Open Web

CAYIN

If your PC and SMP player

ar e not in the same LAN,

yo u ca n ope n the brow ser

and e n t e r the IP addr e s s

of the SMP. After you login

successfully, you can start to

manage SMP.

3. You can also open the Media Folder of any player by "

Device Seeker

and click [

Open Folder

". Select the player you want to connect,

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1-7 Wall Mount Installation

If you would like to mount your SMP player on the wall, please

read this section for installation instructions. Here we take SMP-

PRO4 for illustration.

1. Please nd the enclosed brackets and mounting screws.

The enclosed accessories,

such as brackets and screws,

may differ from the product

you purchase.

2. Attach the brackets with your SMP player and secure brackets

with provided mounting screws.

3. Hang your SMP player to a suitable place and well secure it

with provided screws.

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1-8 Insert/Replace SD Card

T h e S D s t o r a g e s p ac e

re p l a c e s the original 2GB

space, which means the two

st o r a ge spaces won’t add

together.

SMP-200 do e s n ’ t supp o r t

SDXC card. The file system

in the SD card should be FAT/

FAT32.

(SMP-200 only)

SMP-200 has built-in 4GB flash memory on board, and

approximately 2 GB can be used for Media folder. If you need

more storage, you can install an SD card by yourself.

1. Take out the key from your SMP-200 box.

2. Use the key to unlock and push the door to open the cover.

3. Insert an SC or SDHC card into the SD slot. The maximum

capacity is 32GB.

4. In few seconds, SMP-200 will detect the SD card and switch

the Media folder to the SD card’s storage space.

2-1 Upload Files to SMP Player .................................... 15

2-2 Wizard Mode Introduction ...................................... 18

2-3 Network Wizard ........................................................ 18

2-3-1 Step1: Ethernet Conguration .................................... 18

2-3-2 Step2: Wi Conguration (Optional)........................... 19

2-3-3 Step3: Ping Gateway ................................................. 20

2-4 System Wizard ......................................................... 21

2-4-1 Step1: Time & Language Settings ............................. 21

2-4-2 Step2: Display Settings .............................................. 22

2-4-3 Step3: Media Folder Security Settings ....................... 24

Conguration in Wizard Mode

2-5 Content Update Wizard ........................................... 24

2-5-1 Content Update Settings ............................................ 24

2-6 Playback Wizard ...................................................... 25

2-6-1 Step1: Skin ................................................................. 25

2-6-2 Step2: Multimedia 1 ................................................... 26

2-6-3 Step3: Multimedia 2 ................................................... 27

2-6-4 Step4: Image Slideshow 1 ......................................... 27

2-6-5 Step5: Image Slideshow 2 ......................................... 27

2-6-6 Step6: Ticker Text 1 .................................................... 28

2-6-7 Step7: Ticker Text 2 .................................................... 28

2-1 Upload Files to SMP Player

When you use SMP players without CMS server, you can

choose one of the following methods to upload files to SMP-

PRO series players.

Method 1:

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Your PC and the SMP player

have to be in the same LAN,

so that you can use CAYIN

Device Seeker to open the

Media Folder of that SMP

player.

1. Insert the product CD into your CD-ROM, and run [

Device Seeker

] (\Tool\Device Seeker\seeker.exe). You can

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also copy this le to your PC for future management.

2. Click [

Seek

] and the seeker will search all available SMP

clients or CMS servers in the same LAN. When the devices

are found, select the one you want to connect, and click

Open Folder

[

]

3. Your PC will open File Explorer and you can see files or

folders in your selected player.

4. Copy multimedia files from your PC to the SMP player via

Network Neighborhood and then you can start to play those

les in the SMP player.

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Method 2:

1. Open [

File Explorer

], and enter the "

\\hostname

\\IP address

" or “

”. For example, if

your hostname is SMP-PROPLUS, please enter \\SMP-PROPLUS or \\172.16.1.2.

2. Copy multimedia les from your PC to the SMP player via Network Neighborhood and

then you can start to play those les in the SMP player.

Method 3:

1. Open "

Network Neighborhood

" of your PC. All PCs in "

Workgroup

" will be listed.

You can see all SMP clients or CMS servers from your Windows Explorer, like the gure

below:

2. Copy multimedia les from your PC to the SMP player via Network Neighborhood and

then you can start to play those les in the SMP player.

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Method 4:

1. Login to SMP Web Manager and click “

2. Go to “

Media Folder Management

Media Folder

” and tick “

Enable FTP service

” in the main page.

” checkbox.

3. Please enter username and password here. The default ID/PW is smbuser/smbuser. If

you want to change password, please tick “

Change User mode password

” and

enter your new password accordingly.

4. Click [

Save

] to save the settings and then click [

Apply

] to apply the changes.

5. Now you can use your familiar FTP client software to upload/delete files in Media

Folder(s).

Method 5:

1. Login to SMP Web Manager and click “

2. Go to “

Media Folder Management

content from USB storage device

Apply

click [

] on left side column to apply the changes.

Media Folder

” in the main page.

” and tick the checkbox, “

”. Click [

Save

] to save the settings and then

Allow updating

3. Now you can insert your USB storage device (usually a USB ash drive or USB HDD) to

update the content into Media Folder.

4. You can also use USB storage device to upload system configurations. Store the

conguration le in the root directory of the USB device and connect to SMP player.

The USB le system supported by SMP players are as followings: FAT/FAT32/NTFS

If you use FAT/FAT32 in USB storage, we strongly suggest you that all characters in lename should be in lower case

due to le system’s limitation. It may not be a problem if you congure to play all les in the device or in specic folders.

However, the lename must be in lower case, if your playlist includes any specic lename.

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2-2 Wizard Mode Introduction

When you open SMP Web Manager, you can choose to use Wizard Mode by clicking

Wizard Mode

the [

] button. After entering the Wizard mode, you will see four wizards:

Network Wizard, System Wizard, Content Update Wizard

Wizard

Playback Wizard.

If you need to congure more detailed settings, please switch to the

. You can complete the basic conguration step by step from Network Wizard to

Advanced Mode

, and

Playback

2-3 Network Wizard

In the

Wi-Fi congurations.

2-3-1 Step1: Ethernet Conguration

Here you can congure the wired Ethernet network settings.

Firstly, please enter the

when the SMP player is connected to a CMS server. The "hostname" is used to identify

each SMP player remotely.

Then, select either DHCP or static IP address, based on your own network environment.

If a DHCP server is available in the network, using DHCP server to obtain an IP address

for the SMP player is suggested. If not, you will have to congure the IP address, subnet

mask, gateway, and DNS server. Gateway and DNS server settings are not obligatory, but

Network Wizard

Group

, you can nish network-related settings, including Ethernet and

name and

Hostname

. The "

group

" name is used only

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consequently the SMP player can only connect to a CMS server

in the same LAN (not across networks or on the Internet).

If you are not sure about the Ethernet network settings, please

contact your ISP or network administrator.

If y o u con n e c t wi r e d an d

w i r e l e s s n e t w o r k to t h e

player at the same time, the

system will choose the wired

one as the first priority, and

wi l l switch to the wi r eless

one automatically when you

un p lug th e wired Eth e rnet

connection.

2-3-2 Step2: Wifi Configuration

(Optional)

If you attach a compatible USB Wi-Fi adaptor to a SMP player,

you will see the page “

wireless network settings here.

Wireless Settings

” and can congure

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1. Choose a suitable wireless AP (Access Point). Please

be aware that a low-signal AP may lead to an unstable

If you use WEP, the key will

be 5 or 13 characters, 10 or

26 hexadecimal. If you use

TKIP or AES, the key will be

8~63 characters.

We s uggest yo u use static

IP addr ess for more stab le

wireless connection.

connection and data loss. If you don’t see any Wi-Fi AP listed,

please check your Wi-Fi environment with your network

administrator.

2. Choose an appropriate authentication and encryption method.

Normally, these settings can be detected automatically.

Please enter the key if necessary.

3. Please specify the DHCP or static IP address for the wireless

connection of the SMP player.

If you need a compatible Wi-Fi adaptor, please contact CAYIN

sales representative, or authorized resellers.

2-3-3 Step3: Ping Gateway

When the DHCP server is unstable and results in poor network

connection, the function "

ping gateway

" can automatically

N o r ma l l y en a b l i n g th i s

function will not cause other

network problems.

try to repair the network connection. If the SMP player uses a

dynamic IP address assigned by ISP DHCP service, please

check this function. If the SMP player uses a fixed IP address

or a dynamic IP address assigned by a LAN's DHCP service,

please uncheck this function.

After nishing the conguring, press [

Finish

] to accomplish the

Network Wizard's settings. System may need to reboot after you

nish settings in Network Wizard.

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2-4 System Wizard

You can congure time, language, display, and security settings here.

2-4-1 Step1: Time & Language Settings

Here you can congure the date, time, and language for Web Manager.

First, please select the right time zone of your location. If the SMP player is connected

to the Internet, it is suggested to use an NTP server (e.g. time.nist.gov) to automatically

synchronize the time. You can also manually configure the correct time, and select the

language of Web Manager. Currently the Web Manager supports English, German, French,

Italian, Spanish, Japanese, Polish, Thai, Traditional Chinese, and Simplied Chinese.

1. Choose correct time zone.

2. You can decide to use NTP server or set correct system time by yourself.

3. Choose a preferred UI language.

4. Click [

] to proceed.

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2-4-2 Step2: Display Settings

Here you can congure the settings related to the display device.

According to the actual screen connected to the SMP player,

please configure its screen resolution and refresh rate. Most

flat displays can support the refresh rate of 60Hz. The actual

applicable resolutions require a correct compatibility of the

SMP player and the screen. SMP player doesn't guarantee all

resolutions can be applied to display correctly on the screen.

If you would like to cut off the VGA signal in specic time to let

the screen switch to standby mode (applicable to most today's

screens for power saving), you can configure the applied time

and days.

SMP - P R O 4 and SMP-200

sup p o rt to di s pla y si ngle

c o n t e n t on t w o s c r e e n s

connected by the VGA and

th e DV I-D connectors . We

st r o ng l y re c om m e nd yo u

to use two pre - tested and

identical screens to properly

work this function.

Most screens will enter the

sleep mode when the VGA

signal is cut down by the

SMP player. However, some

s c re e n s mi g h t r e s p on d

u n e x p e c t e d l y, s u c h a s

showing a blue screen. The

out c o me de p e nds on th e

firmware of each screen, not

SMP player.

Choose an output method from the drop-down menu and display

congurations such as display orientation and resolution. Those

information will be shown below the drop-down menu according

to your selection. Please congure the settings accordingly.

If you want to turn off the display (SMP will cut down the VGA

or DVI output automatically), please set a specic time of a day

or day of week to cut off the VGA/DVI signal at the bottom of

this page.

3. Click [

] to save all the settings.

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* User Dene Resolution (SMP-200 doesn’t support)

For the display which does not support EDID (DDC) signal, you

Th o se re so l ut i o ns wit h *

si g n aft e r the number are

s u p po r t e d b y d i s p la y ’ s

EDID (or DDC) information.

Choosing those resolutions

w i t h o u t * s i g n i s n o t

sugge sted and the sys tem

may not work properly. If you

can not see any * after the

re s olutio n num b er, pleas e

check you display maker or

your VGA/DVI cable for EDID

signal support.

Some display’s refresh rate

is not happened to be an

integer (e.g. 59.9 Hz). You

must check with your display

vendor or try some numbers

in the vicinity of that possible

refresh rate.

may use “

User Define

” to force player output the configured

display resolution. But, the nal result still depends on the display’s

capability to display it.

1. Choose "

Click [

User dene

" in the drop down menu.

] button and you will see a pop-up window.

W e D O N O T gu a r a n t e e

any number you choose or

en ter on the User -Def ined

Di s pl a y Re s ol u ti o n pa g e

ca n be compat ible to your

di splay. You mus t test the

compatibility of your display

before you use it.

3. Choose “

Basic Configuration

resolution and refresh rate for your display.

4. Click [

5. Click [

Save

] and go back to the “

] to process.

Display Settings

” to enter a compatible

” page.

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SMP-PRO Series Overview

1-1 SMP-PRO4 Appearance

1-1-1 Front View (P/N: LB-700)

1-1-2 Rear View (P/N: LB-700)

1-2 SMP-PROPLUS Appearance

1-2-1 Front View (P/N: LB-300)

1-2-2 Rear View (P/N: LB-300)

1-3 SMP-200 Appearance

1-3-1 Front View (P/N: LB-50)

1-3-2 Rear View (P/N: LB-50)

1-6 Install SMP-PRO Series

1-6-1 Install Hardware

1-6-2 Login on SMP-PRO Series

1-6-3 Remote PC Login

1-7 Wall Mount Installation

2-1 Upload Files to SMP Player

2-2 Wizard Mode Introduction

2-3 Network Wizard

Network Wizard

2-3-3 Step3: Ping Gateway

2-4 System Wizard

2-4-1 Step1: Time & Language Settings

2-4-2 Step2: Display Settings