Laopan MMP 2 User manual

MMP2 OWNERS MANUAL/ LAOPAN TECH. 20081030
OWNERS
MANUAL

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PACKAGE CONTENTS 3
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES 3
INTRODUCTION 4
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION 5
HARDWARE OVERVIEW 6
SET UP EXAMPLE 6
REMOTE CONTROL 7
ENTERING TEXT OR IP 7
TIME ZONES 12
CONNECT BY FTP 14
USING THE MMP2 14
NAVIGATING START MENU 15
USING WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER 11 FOR STREAMING 16
WEB BROWSER CONTROL YOUR MMP2 INSIDE THE LOCAL NETWORK 18
MMP2 CONTROL WITH WEB BROWSER 19
NETWORK SETUP WITH WEB BROWSER 20
NTP/TIMER SETUP WITH WEB BROWSER 21
TOUCH PAD INTERFACE, FILE HANDLING/NAMING 22
SETTING UP MOVIES FOR THE TOUCH INTERFACE 23
TOUCH PAD LABEL INSTRUCTIONS 24
TOUCH PAD DUMMY LABEL 25
BLANK PAGE 26
LAST MINUTE UPDATE !!! 27
FIRMWARE UPDATING 28
TROUBLESHOOTING 29
USEFUL SOFTWARE 30
CONTENTS

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Multi Movie Player 2 Remote Control Power Adapter
Switching 110-240V
Output DC 12V, 4.16 A
12V Extension
cable
2000mm
WLAN Antenna
USB to MINI-USB
cable
1000mm
Owners Manual CD ROM´s
with software
•Multiview
•Schedule maker
Portable Desktop Stand
(fits inside of case)
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
OCTANORM Adaptor
(backside mounting)
PARTNR. LAO1
PARTNR. E 186
PACKAGE CONTENTS
Desktop Stand
PARTNR. LAO2
Aluminium Case
PARTNR. LAO3
Ceiling & Wall Mount
PARTNR. LAO4
Wall Mount
PARTNR. LAO5
Touch Pad Label
PARTNR. LAO10
Wall or Desktop Mount
PARTNR. LAO6

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INTRODUCTION
Congratulations to your ownership of a High-Tech product developed by
the Swedish company LAOPAN Technology.
The MMP2 is designed for Business to Business (B2B) and Business to
Government (B2G) communication.
The stylished rugged aluminium frame not only protects the MMP2 but
also allows you to mount it to any vario or OCTANORM system, by using
the patented OCTANORM tension lock.
For set up examples, please visit our web site www.laopan.se.
The backside has a standard comsumer fitting, the 100x100mm dimen-
sion.
First and foremost the MMP2 is a network digital movie player that plays
Windows Media Video HD content, and WMA music files. It also plays
.avi, .divX, .mpeg1, 2 and 4-movies.
To keep the extraordinary resolution the MMP2 provides, we recommend
decoding your movies in the WMV9-format.
Connect a USB thumb drive for transferring movies.
Since it is networked, you can either use the Ethernet, or the WLAN con-
nection. The WLAN operates within the 802.11g or 802.11b standards,
and the security is WPA2.
A 7 button touch pad interface is hidden between the speakers, of which
allows you to navigate thru a maximum of 155 different movies.
You can connect your laptop and use the MMP2 as an extra TFT screen,
by using the VGA to Mini USB interface. The bundled software allows
you to connect up to a total of 6pcs of MMP2 to a single computer.
A bundled basic software allows you to make a playlist of movies that is
either controlled by number of times played or by a timestamp.

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
• 100x100mm, M4 fitting on backside
• Aluminium frame makes it compatible with vario display and OCTANORM systems
• Recommended formats are HD WMV9, and WMA
• USB input for thumb drive, up to a total of 16Gb. Must be compatible with Linux OS
• USB to VGA connection, use the MMP2 as a second screen and with the bundled
software up to 6 screens can be connected to a modern PC and work as a video wall
• With just a press of a button you can change the output ratio, from 5:4 to 16:9,
and between the MMP2 video output or Computer input
• 2 GB Internal memory
• RJ 45 Ethernet connection, 10/100
• 12V EXTENSION CABLE good for hiding the cable within an OCTANORM slot.
• WiFi 802.11b/g
• Outdoors 60 - 80m
• Indoors 20 -25m
• WPA2/TKIP.
• 17” AUO TFT screen 1280x1024 pixels (ratio 5:4), 5ms.
• 2 x 3W internal speakers
• Inductive 7 button touch pad hidden behind the front plate
• Slim 38 button remote control
• Export the Configuration Settings for backup or easier multiple MMP2 setup
• Connects to UPnP media libraries for streaming, Windows Media Player 11 compatible
• NTP time setting
• Embedded FTP server
• Embedded HTTP server, control your MMP2 remotely with Internet Explorer
• DHCP or fixed IP address
• Download contents scheduled or manually from FTP server
• Bundled software, MULTIVIEW and SCHEDULE MAKER
• Remote control Auto lock function to prevent unauthorized control
• Poly Carbonate front plate protects the TFT, exchangeable

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IR Sensor window
(hidden)
17”
5:4
Touch pad interface
(hidden)
Built-in speakers
HARDWARE OVERVIEW
1. 12V Power input
2. Mini USB input for USB to VGA
3. USB input for Thumbdrives
4. Ethernet RJ45 input
WLAN antenna
connector
100x100mm
M4
Power LED
The frame is integrated with an OCTANORM groove, allow-
ing you to use both vario and OCTANORM to create your
unique POS.
SET UP EXAMPLE

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1. Power On/Off (Off = Standby, TFT is Off)
2. Mute sound
3. Setup (will not work in file mode)
4. VGA in, toggle between PC and MMP2 TFT output
5. Back, go back one OSD layer
6. Info, show the information of the file
7. Enter, confirm selection/entry
8. Volume up/down. When in TFT mode it works as 16.
9. Move cursor
10. Delete, last entry or indicated file
11. Repeat One/All/Off
12. Shuffle On/Off
13. Fill whole screen, view 5:4 movies
14. Letter box, view wide screen movies
15. OSD On/Off (On Screen Display)
16. Adjust saturation/color/brightness
17. STOP, PAUSE, PLAY the file being played
STEP, play the movie frame by frame
REWIND, FAST FORWARD; the file being played
PREVIOUS, NEXT; the next file
NEXT and PREVIOUS doubles as PAGE UP and PAGE
DOWN in the file system
18. Alfa numerics, to enter text, symbols and numbers
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3
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REMOTE CONTROL
ENTERING TEXT OR IP
You need to press the alfa numeric key several times to enter the corresponding letter.
Wait a second or two to input the next letter, or for a more rapid way, press the right arrow button.
For example; to enter the IP address 192.168.1.80
1. Press “1” once. “1” is displayed and is orange colored.
2. When the color has turned white, press “9” once, and wait for it to turn white.
3. Repeat step 1 and 2 to enter and complete the IP address.
4 When finished, press Setup to exit and save.

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SETTING UP
In the main menu you can access the Setup menu by navigating to it and pressing the ENTER but-
ton. You can also press the button to go directly to the Setup menu.
NOTE: If a file is being played, you must first press and before pressing the button.
SETUP MENU
There are four sub-groups in the Setup menu;
•Network
•FTP
•Video
•Movie
Use the buttons to navigate the menu and press ENTER to confirm the selection.
Press button to save and quit the Setup screen.
NOTE: Some settings are only implemented if you do a cold reboot. Disconnecting and reconnect-
ing the power cable.
NETWORK WITH
•None If you are using the MMP2 as a stand-alone player
•RJ45 If you have connected the MMP2 to a wired network
•WiFi If you have connected the MMP2 to a wireless network
POWER ON
Press the button on the remote control, then wait for the MMP2 to “boot” up.
A text box will appear reading “ No cable”, and later on “auto adjust”. This is normal during boot
up.
If the Autostart function is ON, (please refer to the SETUP MENU to check the status), the MMP2 will
start playing the first movie after POWER ON.
If the Autostart function is OFF, the start menu will show, enabling you to choose from which me-
dia to play from.
If the MMP2 is configured to connect to a network using DHCP, a pop up window will be displayed
informing you the status of the connection and which IP address the MMP2 has received. IF the
connection can NOT be initiated, a pop up window will inform you of that and try to reconnect for
10 minutes.
POWER OFF
Press the button to put the MMP2 into standby mode. The TFT will be turned off, but the media
player will still be available for receiving commands from a wired or wireless connection. To turn
the MMP2 completely off, please disconnect the power cable.
OPERATING THE MMP2
POWER
SETUP
ENTER
4:3 16:9 OSD ADJUST
STOP PAUSE PLAY STEP
REW FF PREV NEXT
VOL
DELETE
C
REPEAT SHUFFLE
INFO
MUTE
BACK
1
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[
VGA IN
POWER
SETUP
ENTER
4:3 16:9 OSD ADJUST
STOP PAUSE PLAY STEP
REW FF PREV NEXT
VOL
DELETE
C
REPEAT SHUFFLE
INFO
MUTE
BACK
1
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9
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[
VGA IN
POWER
SETUP
ENTER
4:3 16:9 OSD ADJUST
STOP PAUSE PLAY STEP
REW FF PREV NEXT
VOL
DELETE
C
REPEAT SHUFFLE
INFO
MUTE
BACK
1
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5
jkl 6 mno 7 pqrs 8 tuv
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[
VGA IN
POWER
SETUP
ENTER
4:3 16:9 OSD ADJUST
STOP PAUSE PLAY STEP
REW FF PREV NEXT
VOL
DELETE
C
REPEAT SHUFFLE
INFO
MUTE
BACK
1
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5
jkl 6 mno 7 pqrs 8 tuv
9
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[
VGA IN
POWER
SETUP
ENTER
4:3 16:9 OSD ADJUST
STOP PAUSE PLAY STEP
REW FF PREV NEXT
VOL
DELETE
C
REPEAT SHUFFLE
INFO
MUTE
BACK
1
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5
jkl 6 mno 7 pqrs 8 tuv
9
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[
VGA IN
POWER
SETUP
ENTER
4:3 16:9 OSD ADJUST
STOP PAUSE PLAY STEP
REW FF PREV NEXT
VOL
DELETE
C
REPEAT SHUFFLE
INFO
MUTE
BACK
1
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5
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9
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[
VGA IN
POWER
SETUP
ENTER
4:3 16:9 OSD ADJUST
STOP PAUSE PLAY STEP
REW FF PREV NEXT
VOL
DELETE
C
REPEAT SHUFFLE
INFO
MUTE
BACK
1
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9
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[
VGA IN
POWER
SETUP
ENTER
4:3 16:9 OSD ADJUST
STOP PAUSE PLAY STEP
REW FF PREV NEXT
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DELETE
C
REPEAT SHUFFLE
INFO
MUTE
BACK
1
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9
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[
VGA IN
POWER
SETUP
ENTER
4:3 16:9 OSD ADJUST
STOP PAUSE PLAY STEP
REW FF PREV NEXT
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DELETE
C
REPEAT SHUFFLE
INFO
MUTE
BACK
1
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POWER
SETUP
ENTER
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STOP PAUSE PLAY STEP
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DELETE
C
REPEAT SHUFFLE
INFO
MUTE
BACK
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[
VGA IN
POWER
SETUP
ENTER
4:3 16:9 OSD ADJUST
STOP PAUSE PLAY STEP
REW FF PREV NEXT
VOL
DELETE
C
REPEAT SHUFFLE
INFO
MUTE
BACK
1
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def 4
ghi
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tuv
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IP ASSIGNED BY DHCP
•On If you have a DHCP enabled router
•Off Enter the necessary information in the ASSIGN IP
ADDRESS menu
ASSIGN IP ADDRESS
If you want to use the MMP2 embedded Local FTP server, you need to enter a fixed IP address,
Mask, Gateway and DNS.
HOW TO GET HOLD OF THE MASK, GATEWAY AND DNS?
1. Click on “START”, select “RUN” and type in “CMD”, then press enter.
The MS-DOS window will appear.
2. Type in “ipconfig” and press “ENTER”. Write down the Mask (Subnet mask), Gateway
(default gateway) and DNS on a piece of paper.
3. Use the remote control to input the information to the MMP2. See section ENTERING
TEXT OR IP on page 7 on how to use the remote.
STREAMING
The MMP2 is capable of detecting shared media libraries on a network, thanks to its UPnP.
This mean it can read the contents on your computer and play that information directly without
copying it to its internal memory. Make sure the bandwidth of the network is enough, as HD con-
tent when played, can demand a lot. For example: (6.75MBps) = 54Mbit
If the connection breaks or you power down the shared PC, the MMP2 will stop playing.
Please read the STREAMING section on page 14 to learn more about how to use this function.
WIFI SSID
Select the SSID that is being used by your wireless network.
NOTE: If your router does not list its SSID, then it is a hidden network, and the MMP2 can not detect
it. You must manually enter your SSID in “WiFi Encryption Setup”.
ENCRYPTION MODE
•Enable
•Disable
WIFI ENCRYPTION SETUP
•SSID Enter your SSID here if it is not already displayed
•PASSWORD Enter the necessary password to use the wireless network
NOTE: Both the SSID and PASSWORD are case sensitive.
WIFI CONNECTION STATUS
Shows the WiFi information; SSID name, quality of reception, channel and connection speed.
MASK GATE DNS

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MMP2 SERVER Enables the built in FTP server.
•On If On, make sure you have a fixed IP address
•Off
MMP2 SERVER SETUP Please change the User ID and Password.
•Port Default port is “21”
•User ID Default User ID is “root”
•Password Default Password is “admin”
FTP AUTO DOWNLOAD Auto download content to your MMP2 via FTP
•On
•Off
FTP DOWNLOAD SETUP Type in the following information;
•Server IP Domain name or IP address of the remote FTP server
•Port The default is 21
•User ID User ID of the Remote FTP server
•Password Password of the Remote FTP server
•FTP Path Enter the folder path you want to access
For evaluation, you can use our demo videos, available at
FTP://213.142.22.10 1 kalkon /MMP2/1/
NTP SERVER Network Time Protocol (please see the figure on
•On page 16 and 17 for an overview of time zones)
•Off
NTP/TIME SETUP Settings when the MMP2 is to download new content
•NTP Server Default (GMT +/- 0) 204.152.184.72 (England)
•Local Time Default +8 (Taipei)
•Auto Download Time Hour/Min./Seconds 20.00.00
NOTE: On page 16 and 17 you can see all the different time zones
WEB BROWSER CONTROL Use I.E. to connect and send commands to the MMP2
•On
•Off
WEB BROWSER CONTROL SETUP
•Port Default port is “80”
•User ID Default User ID is “root”
•Password Default Password is “admin”
PASSWORDUSER IDPORT
PASSWORDUSER IDFTP ADDRESS FTP PATH

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NOTE: Press the button to save the settings. The MMP2 will save and quit the Setup. Please discon-
nect and reconnect the power AFTER the reboot is done.
GMT is NOT affected by daylight saving time.
Ex. During the summer period in Sweden the Local time should be +2, and during the winter +1
OSD MESSAGE All the issued commands are shown in a pop up window
•On
•Off
AUTO PLAY Plays all the movies in the root system when started
•Movie
•Off
LOCK REMOTE CONTROL Locks the use of the RC one minute after reboot
•On
•Off
REMOTE CONTROL PASSWORD Issue a password for unlocking the RC
•On Default is “123”
•Off
EXPORT SETUP If you have multiple MMP2 to configure, or need a backup
A file will be saved and can be found in the root of the
MMP2, named “MMP2 settings.TXT”
Copy or move it from the memory by using a FTP client.
You can edit it using WORDPAD, all of the
configuration is visible and editable.
EX. You want to turn off the MMP2 DHCP and set a
fixed IP address, with the correct network data.
After you have saved the settings, copy the file to the root
of the MMP2 file system. Then restart the MMP2 by un-
plug/plug the power.
TOUCH PAD See page 23 for more info on how to configure the movies.
•Repeat Main Turns the function on and repeats the movie named “000.xxx”
•Repeat ALL Turns the function on and repeats all the movies in the root.
•Disable Turns the function off.
POWER
SETUP
ENTER
4:3 16:9 OSD ADJUST
STOP PAUSE PLAY STEP
REW FF PREV NEXT
VOL
DELETE
C
REPEAT SHUFFLE
INFO
MUTE
BACK
1
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MANAGING / UPLOADING FILES
Change the settings in your FTP software to only allow for ONE concurrent transfers at a time.
NOT doing this might cause a software conflict between the MMP2 and the FTP software, resulting
in a system hang, forcing you to manually unplug and reboot the MMP2.
CONNECT BY FTP
PLAY MOVIE FILES
Make sure there are movie files with the correct encoding on the internal memory. How to upload
files? Please refer to the UPLOAD CONTENTS section.
START MENU
•Media Press to choose Video or Music
•USB Memory On/Copy/Off Insert the USB stick and choose ON to see media
Insert the USB stick and choose COPY to overwrite
internal memory with files on USB
Choose OFF to turn off the USB function
•Streaming (if available) The shared computer(s) (UPnP) is visible here
•Start FTP Download Press to immediately start downloading from FTP
•MMP2 Setup Press to enter Setup
USING THE MMP2

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Press [ENTER] to choose the
folder MEDIA
Press [ENTER] to choose VIDEO
IF folders are available , navigate
and press [ENTER]
Navigate and press [ENTER] to
play a movie file
Navigate to USB and press
[RIGHT ARROW] to see options
Choose ON, COPY or OFF, press
[ENTER]
IF you chose ON, insert USB
memory stick in back of MMP2
and press [ENTER]. The movie
files will be available in the ME-
DIA section.
IF you chose COPY, insert USB
memory stick in back of MMP2
and press [ENTER]. The INTER-
NAL MEMORY will be erased
-MEDIA- -USB- (FAT 32)
NAVIGATING START MENU
IF you chose OFF, remove the
USB memory and press [ENTER].
Navigate to START FTP DOWN-
LOAD and press [ENTER]
The MMP2 will immediately start
to download from FTP
Depending on the amount of
files or size, the downloading
time will be affected. It will re-
sume downloading later IF inter-
rupted.
A pop-up window will appear on
the screen while downloading
files, showing the progress.
-START FTP DOWNLOAD-
WILL ERASE CONTENT!
VIDEO LIBRARY

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Launch Windows Media Player 11 software.
Click the LIBRARY tab and then click on ADD TO
LIBRARY
USING WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER 11 FOR STREAMING
Click ADD and select the folder(s) containing media files
you want to share, then OK
Click the LIBRARY tab and then click on MEDIA
SHARING
Make sure the MMP2 is connected to the network.
Then enable the STREAMING option in your MMP2
Setup. Then press SETUP and reboot the system. RJ 45
On

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Compare the PROPERTIES window of the UPnP device and
the Mac address in the MMP2 setup menu. If it is the same,
you know which one to allow.
NOTE: RJ 45 and WIFI have separate Mac addresses.
NOTE: Some routers needs to be configured to enable the
UPnP mode.
RJ 45
Select the [shared folder] and click ENTER on the
remote control. Choose the media type, VIDEO or AUDIO,
then press ENTER.
NOTE: There are other streaming solutions that use the
UPnP, but WMP11 is the most common available and sim-
plest solution.
Select the SHARE MY MEDIA, and click OK.
In the MEDIA SHARING dialog box, select the SHARE MY
MEDIA check box
Reboot the PC. After logging in, reboot the MMP2, then launch Windows Media Player 11 software.
Click the LIBRARY tab and then click on MEDIA SHARING.
(All UPnP units on the network will be visible here)
In the list, select a device and right click on it, choose PROPERTIES.

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DEM. REP.
OF THE CONGO
Hong Kong S.A.R.
KAZAKHSTAN
(U.K.)
(St. Helena)
St. Helena
(PORT.)
(
J
A
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A
N
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A R C T I C O C E A N
N O R T H
P A C I F I C
O C E A N
S O U T H P A C I F I C
O C E A N S O U T H
A T L A N T I C
O C E A N
I N D I A N
O C E A N
N O R T H
P A C I F I C
O C E A N
N O R T H
A T L A N T I C
O C E A N
Beaufort Sea
A R C T I C O C E A N
Greenland Sea
East Siberian Sea
Bering Sea
Tasman
Sea
Great Australian
Bight
Arabian
Sea
Philippine
Sea
Lake Baikal
Gulf of
Mexico
Caribbean Sea
Sea
Labrador
Gulf of Guinea
Mozambique
Channel
Mediterranean Sea
Black Sea
Barents Sea
Norwegian
Sea
North
Sea
Denmark
Strait
Davis
Strait
Baffin
Bay
Bay
Hudson
Kara Sea
Laptev Sea
Sea
of
Okhotsk
Sea
Coral
Bengal
Bay of
South China
Sea
Japan
Sea of
Persian
Gulf
Red
Sea
Sea
Aral
Sea
Caspian
Chukchi
Sea
São Paulo
Los Angeles
Chicago New York
Québec
Mumbai
(Bombay)
Edmonton
Winnipeg
St. Petersburg
Omsk
Yakutsk
Petropavlovsk-
Kamchatskiy
Vladivostok
Sydney
Perth
Moscow
London
Tokyo
Manila
Istanbul
.
Manaus
Kinshasa
Toronto
Samara
Izhevsk
Alice Springs
Qaanaaq
(Thule)
Nuuk (Godthåb)
Itseqqortoomiit
(Scoresbysund)
(Frobisher Bay)
Iqaluit
Repulse Bay
Kisangani
Calcutta
Anchorage
Dawson
Denver
Dallas
Brasilia
Magadan
Perm'
Novosibirsk
Astana
Lima
Buenos Aires
Mexico
Paris
Lagos
Nairobi
Cairo Shanghai
Beijing
Tehran
-
Casablanca
STANDARD TIME ZONES OF THE WORLD
11 10 9764
85 3 20
1
4:00 6:00 7:00
13:00
11:009:00
17:00 18:00 20:00
19:00
2:00 5:00
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3:00 8:00
22:00
10:00
16:00
1:00
12:00
14:00 23:0021:00
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24:00
Sun
1:00
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11
AZORES
ISLANDS
LAKSHADWEEP
ANDAMAN
ISLANDS
PRINCE EDWARD
ISLANDS
ARCHIPIÉLAGO
JUAN FERNÁNDEZ
Newfoundland
Island of
LAND
FRANZ JOSEF
NOVAYA
ZEMLYA
SEVERNAYA
NEW SIBERIAN ISLANDS
ZEMLYA
Wrangel
Island
Gough Island
Lord Howe
Island
Easter Island
ÎLES MARQUISES
Socotra
Sun
WEST
EAST
formerly
Boundary representation is not necessarily authoritative.
Serbia and Montenegro have asserted the formation
of a joint independent state, but this entity has
not been formally recognized as a state by the
United States.
add 24 hours
subtract 24 hours
E to W
9 ½
3½
4½
5½ 6½
5½
6
6½
10½
11½
Norfolk Island
0 500 1000 Kilometers
0 500 1000 Miles
*F.Y.R.O.M.- The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
Annobon
W to E
3½
9½
ÎLES CROZET
Add time zone number to local time to obtain UTC.
Subtract time zone number from UTC to obtain local time.
CHATHAM
ISLANDS
12¾
11 10 9876543210
1245678910 11 12 12 11 3
LINE ISLANDS
HAWAIIAN
ISLANDS
5¾
RY
U
KY
U
IS
LA
NDS
Miller Cylindrical Projection
Scale 1:85,000,000 at 0º
in zone when it is 12 noon, UTC)
ISLANDS
KERMADEC
ÎLES KERGUELEN
A
L
E
UT
I
A
N
IS
L
A
N
D
S
Tasmania
Sakhalin
GALAPAGOS
ISLANDS
9
8
765
11
10
12
9
8
5
5
6
5
2
1
0
3
4
3
1
1
0
8
7
5
3
3
0
11
11
10
12
9
3
4
4
5
54
6
6
7
10
3
10
(number indicates standard time
ISLANDS
NICOBAR
9
4
4
13
(GILBERT
ISLANDS)
KIRIBATI
RAWAKI
(PHOENIX
ISLANDS)
10
10
10
Sun
802649AI (R02183) 6-99
Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)
Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)
5
6
00:00
12
12
Subtract time zone number from local time to obtain UTC.
Add time zone number to UTC to obtain local time.
Asuncion
TRISTAN DA CUNHA
CANARY ISLANDS
MADEIRA
St. Helena
K
U
R
I
L
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S
L
A
N
D
S
International Date Line
International Date Line
TIME ZONES

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165 150 135 120 105 90 75 60 45 30 15
75
60
45
30
15
0 30
45 60 75 90 105 120 135 150 165 180
75
60
45
30
15
0
15
30
45
45
30
15
0
15
COLOMBIA
BOLIVIA
MOROCCO
IRELAND
NORWAY
SWEDEN FINLAND
POLAND
GERMANY
FRANCE
BEL.
EST.
LAT.
LITH.
RUS.
BULGARIA
CZ. REP.
SLO.
HUNG.
SLOV.
AUS.
SWITZ.
BOS. &
CYPRUS SYRIA
LEB. IRAQ
GEORGIA
AZERBAIJAN
ROMANIA
UKRAINE
BELARUS
TURKEY
ITALY
PORTUGAL SPAIN
UNITED
ICELAND
R U S S I A
SAUDI
LIBERIA
SIERRA LEONE
SRI
BANGLADESH
MONGOLIA
JAPAN
PHILIPPINES
CAMBODIA
NORTH
KOREA
UNITED ARAB
BAHRAIN
LANKA
KOREA
MALI
TANZANIA
KENYA
MAURITANIA
SENEGAL
GUINEA-BISSAU GUINEA
TOGO
ARABIA
EGYPT
ZAMBIA
SOUTH
ANGOLA
NAMIBIA
GABON
CENTRAL
EQUATORIAL GUINEA
BENIN
CÔTE
GHANA
SWAZILAND
LESOTHO
BURUNDI
RWANDA
NIGER
THE GAMBIA
CAPE VERDE
D'IVOIRE
NIGERIA
AFRICAN REPUBLIC
SUDAN
CHAD
LIBYA
ALGERIA
SOMALIA
ETHIOPIA
DJIBOUTI
ERITREA
AND PRINCIPE
SAO TOME
YEMEN
CAMEROON
AFRICA
MOZAMBIQUE
MADAGASCAR
ZIMBABWE
BOTSWANA
UGANDA
URUGUAY
PARAGUAY
GUYANA
SURINAME
PERU
VENEZUELA
ECUADOR
HONDURAS
CUBA
BELIZE
GUATEMALA
PANAMA
COSTA
EL SALVADOR
RICA
NICARAGUA
JAMAICA
THE
BAHAMAS
HAITI REPUBLIC
DOMINICAN
SOUTH
THAILAND
LAOS
M A L A Y S I A
BURMA
VIETNAM
I N D O N E S I A
BHUTAN
NEPAL
I R A N AFGHANISTAN
PAKISTAN
TURKMENISTAN
UZBEKISTAN KYRGYZSTAN
TAJIKISTAN
ARMENIA
EMIRATES
OMAN
JORDAN
ISRAEL
CRO.
HERZ.
ALB.
GREECE
MOLDOVA
NETH.
LUX.
KINGDOM
DENMARK
U.S. MEXICO
K I R I B A T I
PALAU
FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA MARSHALL
SOLOMON
ISLANDS
PAPUA
NEW GUINEA
NEW
ZEALAND
NAURU
TONGA
ISLANDS
TUVALU
SAMOA
VANUATU
BRUNEI
U.S.
ARGENTINA
CHILE
(DENMARK)
Greenland
(NORWAY)
(PORT.)
(SPAIN)
Western
Sahara
(EQ. GUI.)
SEYCHELLES (U.K.)
(INDIA)
(INDIA)
MALDIVES
British Indian
Ocean Territory
Cocos
(Keeling) Islands
(AUSTL.)
French Southern and Antarctic Lands
(FRANCE)
(SOUTH AFRICA)
(AUSTL.)
(FRANCE)
F r e n c h P o l y n e s i a
(CHILE)
(CHILE)
French Guiana
(FRANCE)
TRINIDAD AND
TOBAGO
(FRANCE)
Jan Mayen
(NORWAY)
MALTA
MAURITIUS
COMOROS
(AUSTL.)
Pitcairn Islands
(U.K.)
Falkland Islands
(Islas Malvinas)
South Georgia and the
South Sandwich Islands
claimed by ARGENTINA)
(administered by U.K.
(YEMEN)
Svalbard
U.S.
C A N A D A
B R A Z I L
U N I T E D S T A T E S
C H I N A
I N D I A
A U S T R A L I A
F.Y.R.O.M.*
Macau
(PORT.)
TUNISIA
(N.Z.)
SINGAPORE
St. Pierre
and Miquelon
(AUSTL.)
New
FIJI
(FRANCE)
Caledonia
Coral Sea
Islands
Bermuda
(U.K.)
(administered by U.K.
claimed by ARGENTINA)
occupied by the SOVIET UNION in 1945,
administered by RUSSIA, claimed by JAPAN
Northern
Mariana
Islands
(U.S.)
(U.S.)
Guam
Cook Islands
(N.Z.)
(N.Z.)
(Fr. S. and Ant. Lands)
Reunion
(FRANCE)
(ECUADOR)
BURKINA
FASO
MALAWI
QATAR
KUWAIT
Ser.
(St. Helena)
(St. Helena)
(St. Helena)
(Fr. S. and Ant. Lands)
(French Polynesia)
(INDIA)
K I R I B A T I
(N.Z.)
Tokelau
Johnston
Atoll
(U.S.)
CONGO
REP. OF
THE
DEM. REP.
OF THE CONGO
Hong Kong S.A.R.
KAZAKHSTAN
(U.K.)
(St. Helena)
St. Helena
(PORT.)
(
J
A
P
A
N
)
A R C T I C O C E A N
N O R T H
P A C I F I C
O C E A N
S O U T H P A C I F I C
O C E A N S O U T H
A T L A N T I C
O C E A N
I N D I A N
O C E A N
N O R T H
P A C I F I C
O C E A N
N O R T H
A T L A N T I C
O C E A N
Beaufort Sea
A R C T I C O C E A N
Greenland Sea
East Siberian Sea
Bering Sea
Tasman
Sea
Great Australian
Bight
Arabian
Sea
Philippine
Sea
Lake Baikal
Gulf of
Mexico
Caribbean Sea
Sea
Labrador
Gulf of Guinea
Mozambique
Channel
Mediterranean Sea
Black Sea
Barents Sea
Norwegian
Sea
North
Sea
Denmark
Strait
Davis
Strait
Baffin
Bay
Bay
Hudson
Kara Sea
Laptev Sea
Sea
of
Okhotsk
Sea
Coral
Bengal
Bay of
South China
Sea
Japan
Sea of
Persian
Gulf
Red
Sea
Sea
Aral
Sea
Caspian
Chukchi
Sea
São Paulo
Los Angeles
Chicago New York
Québec
Mumbai
(Bombay)
Edmonton
Winnipeg
St. Petersburg
Omsk
Yakutsk
Petropavlovsk-
Kamchatskiy
Vladivostok
Sydney
Perth
Moscow
London
Tokyo
Manila
Istanbul
.
Manaus
Kinshasa
Toronto
Samara
Izhevsk
Alice Springs
Qaanaaq
(Thule)
Nuuk (Godthåb)
Itseqqortoomiit
(Scoresbysund)
(Frobisher Bay)
Iqaluit
Repulse Bay
Kisangani
Calcutta
Anchorage
Dawson
Denver
Dallas
Brasilia
Magadan
Perm'
Novosibirsk
Astana
Lima
Buenos Aires
Mexico
Paris
Lagos
Nairobi
Cairo Shanghai
Beijing
Tehran
-
Casablanca
STANDARD TIME ZONES OF THE WORLD
11 10 9764
85 3 20
1
4:00 6:00 7:00
13:00
11:009:00
17:00 18:00 20:00
19:00
2:00 5:00
15:00
3:00 8:00
22:00
10:00
16:00
1:00
12:00
14:00 23:0021:00
Sun
1234 5 6 7 8 910 11 12 12
24:00
Sun
1:00
Sun
11
AZORES
ISLANDS
LAKSHADWEEP
ANDAMAN
ISLANDS
PRINCE EDWARD
ISLANDS
ARCHIPIÉLAGO
JUAN FERNÁNDEZ
Newfoundland
Island of
LAND
FRANZ JOSEF
NOVAYA
ZEMLYA
SEVERNAYA
NEW SIBERIAN ISLANDS
ZEMLYA
Wrangel
Island
Gough Island
Lord Howe
Island
Easter Island
ÎLES MARQUISES
Socotra
Sun
WEST
EAST
formerly
Boundary representation is not necessarily authoritative.
Serbia and Montenegro have asserted the formation
of a joint independent state, but this entity has
not been formally recognized as a state by the
United States.
add 24 hours
subtract 24 hours
E to W
9 ½
3½
4½
5½ 6½
5½
6
6½
10½
11½
Norfolk Island
0 500 1000 Kilometers
0 500 1000 Miles
*F.Y.R.O.M.- The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
Annobon
W to E
3½
9½
ÎLES CROZET
Add time zone number to local time to obtain UTC.
Subtract time zone number from UTC to obtain local time.
CHATHAM
ISLANDS
12¾
11 10 9876543210
1245678910 11 12 12 11 3
LINE ISLANDS
HAWAIIAN
ISLANDS
5¾
RY
U
KY
U
IS
LA
NDS
Miller Cylindrical Projection
Scale 1:85,000,000 at 0º
in zone when it is 12 noon, UTC)
ISLANDS
KERMADEC
ÎLES KERGUELEN
A
L
E
UT
I
A
N
IS
L
A
N
D
S
Tasmania
Sakhalin
GALAPAGOS
ISLANDS
9
8
765
11
10
12
9
8
5
5
6
5
2
1
0
3
4
3
1
1
0
8
7
5
3
3
0
11
11
10
12
9
3
4
4
5
54
6
6
7
10
3
10
(number indicates standard time
ISLANDS
NICOBAR
9
4
4
13
(GILBERT
ISLANDS)
KIRIBATI
RAWAKI
(PHOENIX
ISLANDS)
10
10
10
Sun
802649AI (R02183) 6-99
Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)
Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)
5
6
00:00
12
12
Subtract time zone number from local time to obtain UTC.
Add time zone number to UTC to obtain local time.
Asuncion
TRISTAN DA CUNHA
CANARY ISLANDS
MADEIRA
St. Helena
K
U
R
I
L
I
S
L
A
N
D
S
International Date Line
International Date Line

>18<
>19<
Confirm that the MMP2 is connected to the network.
•Make sure that the WEB BROWSER function has been enabled
and configured in the MMP2 setup menu, and that you are using
a fixed IP address for the MMP2.
WEB BROWSER CONTROL YOUR MMP2 INSIDE THE LOCAL NETWORK
•Start Internet Explorer on your PC and type
HTTP:// 192.168.2.182
(if you configured your MMP2 to use that IP)
•Type in the USER ID. and PASSWORD.
You will be presented with this interface, which has three
sections
•MMP2 CONTROL
•NETWORK SETUP
•NTP/TIME SETUP
These sections will be explained on the following pages

>18<
>19<
CHECK STATE: Check the current state of the MMP2
PLAYBACK CONTROL: Control the MMP2 to:
Play movie / Stop movie / Pause movie / Play previous movie / Play next movie / Rewind movie / For-
ward movie
PLAY FILE: Enter the file name that you want to play and click “SEND” to play the file immediately.
TIP: Use a FTP program to copy and paste the name of the file into the browser.
NOTE: The movie name may NOT have a space in its filename.
REPEAT FILE: Select the repeat mode
AUTO DOWNLOAD: Click “SEND” to execute the auto download function immediately.
STOP AUTODOWNLOAD: Click “SEND” to stop the auto download immediately.
CONNECT MMP2 SERVER: Click the FTP server address to connect to the MMP2 using a Windows Ex-
plorer window, and enter the user and password to log in.
VOLUME CONTROL: Enter the value for volume (0-30)
AUTO PLAY: Select the auto play mode (MOVIES / OFF)
REBOOT SYSTEM: Click “SEND” to reboot the MMP2 immediately.
MMP2 CONTROL WITH WEB BROWSER

>20<
>21<
NETWORK INTERFACE: Select your network connection Disable / RJ 45 / WI-FI
DHCP: On / Off
IP ADDRESS: Enter the fixed IP address, Mask, Gateway, and DNS for the MMP2
MMP2 SERVER: Enable / Disable the FTP server function. You can also change the USER ID, PASSWORD
and PORT.
WEB BROWSER CONTROL: Enable / Disable the WEB BROWSER CONTROL function
STREAMING: Enable / Disable
WIFI ENCRYPTION MODE: Disable / Enable
WIFI SSID: You can modify the SSID name and password.
REBOOT SYSTEM: After you have done your changes, click “SEND” to reboot the MMP2
NETWORK SETUP WITH WEB BROWSER