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Authorization or right of transmission is required to use
them for playout.
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Chapter 1 Introduction
Overview of Ziris Canvas on Playstation®3..................................5
Multi screen presentation ...................................................................... 6
Table of Licences...........................................................................51
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Introduction
Chapter
Overview of Ziris Canvas on Playstation®3
1
Ziris Canvas is part of Sony’s Ziris Digital Signage
Network Solution adding support for multi-screen
presentation using Ziris View on Sony’s Playstation®3
(PS3).
Ziris View receives media content and associated control
files via an IP network originating from Ziris Create,
through Ziris Edge. These files are stored on the PS3’s
hard disk in preparation for playout to directly connected
display devices. The presentation and layout of the media
and the schedule of playout time(s) is specified by the
control files.
Ziris Canvas supports a range of media types including
Video (SD/HD), audio, text and graphics. It supports
portrait or landscape format for displays in addition to
multi-screen presentations which can be arranged to
produce custom layouts.
Ziris View requires an Ethernet or wireless network
connection between Ziris Manage and Ziris Edge,
enabling Ziris Manage to control and monitor the display
devices. In this way, the entire Ziris Digital Signage
Network may be managed from a single location.
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Overview of Ziris Canvas on Playstation®3
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Multi screen presentation
As well as single screen displays in portrait and landscape,
multiple Ziris View players can be combined for simple
regular matrix multi-screen video walls, or arranged in a
custom layout to produce a complex presentation.
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Associated documents
Users familiar with the other Ziris digital signage products:
Create, Manage and Edge should find sufficient
information in this manual to set up and operate Ziris
Canvas. New users are recommended to use this manual
and refer to the following manuals when necessary.
• Ziris System Manual
• Ziris Create Installation and Reference Manual for
Administrator
• Ziris Create Operation and Reference Manual for
Authors
• Ziris Manage Installation and User Manual
• Ziris Edge Installation and User Manual
• Sony Playstation®3 Quick Reference Guide (Visit http:/
/uk.playstation.com/help-support/manuals/ps3/)
Content preparation using Ziris
Create
Every Ziris system requires the Ziris Create application to
prepare media content files, create a playlist, and schedule
it for playout on an appropriate display device.
Content Delivery Using Ziris Edge
Ziris Edge buffers media content generated by Ziris
Create, storing it on-board until requested by Ziris View.
Ziris View ‘pulls’ content from the Ziris Edge server when
required, using either a fixed or dynamic IP address.
The added flexibility of the system provided by the media
content being stored by Ziris Edge means that changes
made to the playlist do not require a new download from
Ziris Create, only the missing parts of the media are
downloaded.
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Overview of Ziris Canvas on Playstation®3
The internet can be used to provide the network
connections between Ziris Edge and associated Ziris View
playout devices. When using the internet, it is
recommended that a firewall is used to protect the severs.
Summary of Features
Ziris View provides the following playout features:
• High-quality video and audio playback.
• Single or synchronized multi-player presentations.
• Supports media designs with multiple layers, including
up to two video items.
• Supports ‘default playlist selection’, ensuring a default
programme is played out if no media is scheduled.
• Remote access and monitoring to any Ziris View
network player. Ziris View integrates completely with
Ziris Manage, providing you with current status and ‘As
run’ logs – so you can be confident your content was
played as scheduled.
• Remote daily reboot time can be set remotely for Ziris
View via Ziris Manage.
• Fixed or dynamic IP address to ‘pull’ content from Ziris
Edge, enabling fixed or mobile signage solutions.
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Overview of Ziris Canvas on Playstation®3
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Ziris View Supported Functions and Formats
The tables below detail the supported media formats and
Presentation details for Ziris View.
Image format
JPEG.jpg2048 x 2048Baseline-only; ‘Progressive’ JPEG is not supported.
PNG.png2048 x 2048
Video format
MPEG 2
Elementary
Stream MP@HL
Audio format
Dolby Digital.ac31 second2 hours640 kbit/s2.0 or 5.148 kHz
Description
Minimum duration5 seconds
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Maximum duration24 hours
Maximum concurrent video items2
Maximum concurrent audio items2
Maximum bit rate for 1 video item51 Mbit/s
Maximum total bit rate for 2 video items41 Mbit/s
Maximum concurrent pixels of source media e.g. 1 full
screen 1920 x 1080 image requires 2073600 pixels.
Extension
Extension
.mpg1920 x 10801 second2 hoursUp to 25 Mbits/s
ExtensionMinimum
Maximum size
Maximum size
duration
Other details
Minimum
duration
Maximum
duration
Limit
12441600
Maximum
duration
Maximum
bit rate
Bit rateFrame rate
recommended
Absolute maximum 51 Mbit/s
ChannelsSample rate
24 fps
25 fps
30 fps
Disk Space for Content
Ziris View must maintain at least 2.5GB of disk space free
for other files and for use by the PS3 system software.
The PS3 hard disk can be upgraded to a larger size if
required.
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Ziris View Supported Functions and Formats
Getting Started
Setting up Ziris View PS3
Chapter
2
Ziris View can be used in single display or multi-screen
situations. In a multi-screen application all players will
have to be configured individually. Thereafter they can be
monitored through Ziris Manage.
Ziris View PS3 software
Software for Ziris View PS3 is supplied on a single Bluray PLAYSTATION3 Game disc. One disc is required per
player as it requires the presence of the disc to run.
PS3 system software
Ziris View on PS3 will be supplied with the correct version
of the PLAYSTATION3 System software. Do not attempt
to upgrade the installed version.
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Video & Audio
Ethernet to Ziris Manage
& Ziris Edge
AC Power
Example: Multi-screen
connection
Setting up Ziris View PS3
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Workflow: Configuration
Connecting and configuring requires several steps to
complete:
• Connection
• PS3 Configuration
• Ziris View Configuration
•Presentation
The figure below provides an overview of the
configuration workflow. Each step is described in detail
within the following paragraphs. When the configuration
has been completed you will be able to schedule and view
content from Ziris Create.
For additional information see the “Quick Reference
Guide” supplied with your PS3 or visit:
and download the appropriate Quick Reference Guide for
your PS3. The Quick Reference Guide gives additional
information on the following items:
• Position of connectors
• XMB (XrossMediaBar) used in the PS3 menus
• SIXAXIS controller (Wireless)
• Wireless LAN settings
• On-screen keyboard
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Workflow: Configuration
Connection
Caution
Before connecting, ensure that you have read, and can
comply with any cautions and safety information supplied
with your PS3.
Video
PS3 can provide the following video output formats to
connect to your display device:
• HDMI (Preferred connection)
• Component
•S-Video
• AV (RCA Phono connectors)
• AV (SCART)
For the highest quality, use a display device capable of
displaying full HD 1080p (1920 x 1080 resolution)
connected to the HDMI connector.
Note
If connecting to a display using an HDMI to DVI adaptor
cable the display must be HDPC compliant. This is
required whether or not the media is copyright protected.
Power
Connect the AC power cord. Use only the supplied AC
cord.
Caution
• Do not plug the AC cord for your system into an
electrical outlet until you have made all other
connections.
• The socket outlet shall be installed near the equipment
and shall be easily accessible.
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Audio
HDMI
Digital out (Optical)
AV (RCA Phono connectors)
Controller/Keyboard
Connect the SIXAXIS controller using the supplied USB
cable. To use the controller in the wireless mode please
refer to the PS3 Quick Reference Guide mentioned above.
In addition to the controller a USB keyboard may be
connected to one of the PS3 USB ports. This allows a
faster alternative to using the On-screen PS3 keyboard,
particularly useful when configuring a multi-screen
system.
LAN
Connect to the network containing Ziris Edge using an
RJ45 Ethernet cable, or configure the wireless connection.
PS3 will support speeds up to 1000BASE-T. To enable fast
downloading of content ensure that all network
components support this speed.
Connection
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PS3 configuration
Use the supplied SIXAXIS controller to configure the Ziris
View PS3. When the PS3 is switched on for the first time
follow the on screen instructions.
Navigation of the PS3’s menu and alterations of settings
are done through the use of the SIXAXIS controller. To
Chapter 2 Getting Started
configure the PS3 settings, it is only necessary to use
several of the controller’s buttons, these are described
below. For a full description of the controller see the PS3
Quick Reference Guide.
1 Port indicators
2 PS button
3 Start button
4 On-Screen
5 Option button
6 Cancel button
7 Confirm button
8 Select button
9 Direction buttons
1 Port indicators. These indicators will flash when the
PS3 is powered on. Press the PS button briefly to assign the
controller to a port. When assigned, one of the LEDs will
remain lit red.
2 PS button. Assigns a controller number to the SIXAXIS
controller. To activate the controller press this button each
time the system is turned on.
3 Start button.
4 On-Screen button. Displays the On-Screen
configuration.
5 Option button. Shows/hides On-Screen settings
6 Cancel button. Use to reject a setting or exit an option.
7 Confirm button. Use to enter a menu option or confirm
a setting.
8 Select button.
9 Direction buttons (Group). Use to navigate Up/Down,
Left/Right.
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PS3 configuration
Menu navigation
Category
Item
The PS3 system includes a user interface called “XMB”
(XrossMediaBar) to navigate the various menu settings.
Use the left and right Direction buttons to select the
Category, then the up/down buttons to select the Item.
Press the button to enter the option screen for that item.
Note
Before you start ensure that one of the port indicators on
the SIXAXIS controller is solidly lit. If not press the PS
button before proceeding.
Unlocking the menu settings
PS3 has password security which prevents unauthorised
changes to some of the menu settings. To configure those
settings the PS3 Security must be unlocked by entering a
password. To unlock follow the steps below.
1
Navigate using the Direction buttons to:
Category Settings
Item Security Settings
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2
Press the following SIXAXIS buttons simultaneously:
L1 + R1 + Select + (Square).
Network settings
Press all four
buttons
simultaneously
3
The PS3 displays "Enter your four-digit password"
4
Use the SIXAXIS direction buttons to enter the
password "0000"
5
Press the button to confirm the setting.
Note
To change the Network settings.
1
Navigate using the Direction buttons to:
Category Settings
Item Network Settings
Press
2
Select Internet Connection Settings
Press .
The security setting will remain unlocked until the unit is
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powered down. It will then be locked when next powered
on.
3
Select Yes
Press .
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PS3 configuration
4
If your network supports automatic IP address
(DHCP), select Easy, Press and follow the onscreen instructions.
To specify a static IP address select Custom and
continue with step 5.
.
5
Select Manual.
Press Right Direction button.
(You can choose Automatic if your network contains
a DHCP server).
7
When the details are complete press the Right
Direction button until the Settings List screen appears
as below, then press to accept the settings.
6
Use the Direction buttons, or a USB keyboard to enter
the network details. Alternatively use the on-screen
keyboard. (Refer to the PS3 Quick Reference Guide).
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Display settings
1
Navigate using the Direction buttons to:
Category Settings
Item Display Settings
Press
2
The current setting is displayed. To change the settings
press . To exit without changing press the Cancel
button.
4
Select Custom, then press the right Direction button.
5
Use the Up/Down Direction buttons to select a
resolution then press to toggle the check-box
setting.
Press to test the setting.
Press the Right Direction button to Display the
Settings List.
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3
Select the required type of connector, then press the
Right Direction button.
6
To confirm the settings press.
Press the Left Direction button to go back to the
s e tt i ng s .
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