Videotel HD2700D, HD2700M Operation Manual

What is in the box

digital

1 - HD2700D DVD Player
1 - 5’ HDMI Cable
1 - Remote Control
2 - AAA Batteries
1 - 5V Power Supply W/4’ Cable
1 - 5’ RCA Audio/Video Cable
1 - 5’ Component Video Cable
1 - 5’ RCA Digital Audio Cable

HD2700D Operation manual

HD2700D Quick Start Guide

Connect the HD2700D to your TV using either HDMI (7), Composite Video (6) or
Component Video (8) and then connect power (14). The HD2700D is “pre-set” to
HDMI 720p, if you wish to switch to 1080p, press the output button 2 times. To
switch to Composite Video press the “Output” button 3 times and 4 times for Com­ponent video.. The HD2700D is pre-set to TITLE, which will auto power on and auto
loop the largest title of the DVD. If you wish to play all of the Titles and Chapters
of the DVD then select the ALL option on the remote or on the front of the DVD
player. Lastly simply insert your DVD and the HD2700D will begin buering the
content. Within 1-4 minutes your video will begin to play. Within 5-20 minutes your
DVD will be fully buered and the DVD disc will stop spinning.

Remote Functions

Eject

Power On and O

Change Play Mode

- Loop largest TITLE/

Loop ALL Videos/ROM

- Play various video

les (.mov .mp4 .avi

.MPEG, etc.)

Video Output - Press

to scroll through HDMI

720p, HDMI 1080p,

Composite Video and

Component Video

Home - Return to main

Video/Audio/Photo/

Settings Screen

Rewind

Previous Video/VOB

Rotate - Rotates video

2x/4x/8x/16x

Play / Pause

Volume Down

Volume Up

counter clockwise /

clockwise / normal

NET - Not Active

File type selection - Lists

corresponding le types
buered from DVD

Settings

Arrow and SELECT - Navi-

gate all options on home
screen and setting menu

Return/Last - Returns to

previous menu option

Fast Forward

Next Video/VOB
Stop Video
Mute Audio
Scale - Rotate through

video output options
4:3/16:9/full screen/origin

Zoom - Trim screen size

with 11 pre set options

2x/4x/8x/16x

Control Panel

The HD2700D has 3 modes for DVD and DVD ROM
playback. The rst 2 modes are for traditional DVD
formats. Meaning the DVD has authored with a
menu, chapters and titles. The “TITLE” (1) mode will
auto play and loop all the video les and chapters
associated with the largest title on the DVD. Most
main stream DVDs are authored so the main feature
is in a single title and other content such as behind
the screens footage is in separate titles. The “ALL” (2)
mode option will simply play all of the DVD content
in order according to how the disc was authored. The
“ROM” (3) mode is to be used when video les such
as .mov, .mp4, .MPEG2, jpg, etc are simply copied
onto a DVD Disc (DVD ROM). Once in ROM mode the
settings menu oers multiple “Play Mode” options in­cluding repeat, interactive and scheduler (see page 3
for more details). The Eject button (4) only illuminates
30 seconds after a DVD has been inserted. The player
can be powered on and o with either the power
button (5) (RED=O/GREEN=On) or the remote.

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Connections

The HD2700D is capable out outputting video from
either Composite Video (6), HDMI (7) or Component
Video (8). The HD2700D is capable of outputting
audio through HDMI, R/L audio jacks (9) and digital
audio (10) while HDMI is being used (see audio set­tings). The I/O port (11) is used for RS232 communi­cation and connecting to our line of interactive so­lutions including PUSH, ELEVATE, MOVE, SENSE and
WAVE. The Ethernet jack (12) and Wi USB (13) can
be used for time sync only. For remote access please
refer to the HD2700N.

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681 Anita Street Suite 104 - Chula Vista, CA 91911

[phone] - [phone]

www.videoteldigital.com - [e-mail]

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Settings - Play Mode

The HD2700D has 4 play back modes which can be accessed
and changed by selecting the Settings option from the home
screen (15) or by pressing the Settings button on the remote.
Each mode has unique functionality and can be easily changed
for your specic application.

• Repeat Mode (16) - This mode will loop all content burned

onto DVD ROM in alphabetical order. If your DVD ROM in­cludes videos & photos, the HD2700D will play all video les
rst and then play photo les. Your le list will automatically
play from the beginning when your DVD ROM is inserted
and when the player powers up.

• Interactive trigger mode (instant (19) & delayed (20)) - These

modes would be used if you have an application that re­quires interactive video triggering using a motion sensor,
push buttons, a wave sensor or weight platform. For ex­ample: Lets say your application requires a looping video
and 3 mechanical buttons that each play a specic video
when pressed. First you would load 4 video les on your
DVD ROM (17). These les would need to be labeled 000.
mov (18), 001.mov, 002.mov and 003.mov (or what ever ex-

tension your video has.... mp4, avi, etc..). The video le 000.

mov represents the video that will loop endlessly until ei­ther button 1 (001.mov will play), 2 (002.mov will play) or 3
(003.mov will play) is pressed.

- Instant mode (19) will trigger a dierent video even if

the rst video has not nished playing. For example:
If 3 buttons are available and button 2 is pressed, vid­eo 002.mov will begin playing. If button 3 is pressed,
then video 002.mov will stop and video 003.mov will
instantly play.

- Delayed mode (20) will ignore any additional button or

sensor triggers until the 1st video is nished playing.
For example: If 3 buttons are available and button 2 is
pressed, video 002.mov will begin playing, play once
and then begin looping the 000.mov video. If button
3 is pressed during video 002.mov, the HD2700D will
ignore all requests for a new video until the 1st select­ed video is done playing.

• Scheduling mode (21) - This mode would be used if you

wish to play specic videos at dierent times of the day
and/or week. For example if you wanted to play a breakfast
menu from 8am to 11am, a lunch menu from 11am to 3pm
and a dinner menu from 3pm to 11pm you would use this
menu option. Once scheduling mode is selected you sim­ply need to create a text le (22) with start and stop times
and load it on the same DVD ROM as your video les (23).
A sample play list can be downloaded from our web site
or can be manually typed from the example on the right

(24). Notes: 1) The text le must be called playlist.txt 2)

None of the command text is case sensitive, only the video
le names are 3) Make sure the date and time are set cor­rectly on the Date & Time settings section. In this example
the [NUMBER_OF_VIDEOS] (25) must equal the total num­ber of videos loaded on your SD or USB. [MOVIE_AUTOFILE]

(26) will be your looping attract screen or default video. The

“breakfast menu.mov” will loop whenever no other start/
stop time is active. You can input an unlimited number of
stop and start times and the scheduler works o of a 7 day
calendar. Trigger playback on specic days by inputting the
[DAY_TO_PLAY]= as MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT (27)
SUN, otherwise enter ALL (every day). You can also set your
HD2700D to power on and o at specic times by using the
{POWERON] (28) and [POWEROFF]= commands.

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