Panasonic TH-55LFV70U Operating Instructions Manual

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89USB Media PlayerEnding procedureChange INPUT for Master to other than USB.5. Resume Play functionAfter Media Player ends, the file to be resumed when resuming playing varies depending on the OSD (Resume Play) setting.When set to ON : the file played prior to the end of Media Player starts playing from the beginning.When set to OFF : play starts from the beginning of the first file of the scenario.*Resume will be cleared using any of the following operations• Power OFF• Removal of USB memory6. USB media player settingsSetup 2/2Set up timerDay/Time settings60 SControl SettingsNetwork settingsUSB media player settingsFunction button settingsDisplay orientationOSD position Upper/RightLandscapeMenu display durationMenu transparency 201 Press to display the Setup menu.2 Press to select “USB media player settings”.Press to display the USB media player settings.USB media playerSet to enable or disable to USB media player function.Resume PlaySet to enable or disable to play to be resumed.(See section 5. “Resume Playfunction”.)Scenario file checkExecute the USB memory contents check. If any error is detected, the error code andfile name will be displayed. (See section 2.6. “USB memory contents check”. Thedetail of error code can be seen.)USB media player settingsUSB media playerScenario file checkNo scenario fileSlide show durationEnable10 (s)Resume play OnPressUSB media player settingsUSB media playerScenario file checkNo scenario fileSlide show durationEnable10 (s)Resume play OnUSB media player settings(The example of the Scenario file check screen.)USB media playerScenario file checkNo scenario fileSlide show durationEnable10 (s)Resume play OnScenario file checkAvailableSlide show durationSelect the displaying duration for still images. See “Play time” in section 2.4 “Scenario- / File list-associated terms “.