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Sending Data to NSP-1 Players
Chapter 4 Routine Operations
Checking Transfer Status
Sending many video files and/or sending items to many
NSP-1 players is especially time-consuming. The NSP-1
Status window enables you to check how much the most
recent transfer has progressed and whether or not an error
has occurred.
If an error has occurred and the BZNP-D1 software has
resent data, the number of times it has been resent is also
displayed in the NSP-1 Status window.
1
Select [View] > [NSP-1 Status] on the menu bar of the
BZNP-D1 main window.
The NSP-1 Status window opens, and the status of the
most recent transfer for each NSP-1 player is shown by
its background color.
The background colors of the lines in the NSP-1 Status
window represent the following meanings:
The Progress column shows how many of the files to
be sent have already been sent, and the Retry column
shows the number of retries, if any.
In the rightmost column of the list, the date and time of
the last successful transfer to each NSP-1 are shown.
This helps you, when the NSP-1 players are only
occasionally connected to the network, to know which
data has already been sent and which has not.
Clicking the NSP-1 (Remote Control) option button in the
BZNP-D1 main window, selecting an NSP-1 using the
NSP-1 drop-down list box, then clicking [Update] displays
the contents stored on the selected NSP-1 in the Content
Management window, after the Updating Status window is
displayed.
You can check the schedule you have sent here.
Checking NSP-1 status
The BZNP-D1 software enables you to open a web
browser window from the NSP-1 Status window to check
the NSP-1 status, as follows:
1
Double-click the line for the NSP-1 whose status you
want to check in the NSP-1 Status window.
A dialog box appears asking the user name and
password for accessing the NSP-1.
2
Specify the user name “NSP1status” and the
appropriate password (The default setting is
“NSP1status.”) in the respective text boxes, then click
[OK].
Internet Explorer is started automatically, and the
status of the selected NSP-1 appears.
(Even when you have associated another web browser
with the web pages, Internet Explorer is used here.)
Background color Meanings
None (white) No transfer done.
Cyan Now being transferred.
Light blue Successfully transferred.
Red Transfer error occurred. Retried
but transfer has not been
completed.
Yellow Not transferred because of
insufficient disc capacity.
A mark displayed in the Status
column tells you whether the
area for video and audio files
( )or the area for the other
data ( ) is insufficient.
Hint