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Model 880 Series Quick Start Guide 10
2. Choose the media type that you wish to browse through.
A list of folders on that medium appears on the generator’s display as shown below.
2. Choose the folder you want to open by pressing the adjacent soft key. The contents
of the folder appears on the generator’s display.
3. Continue selecting folders to open until you locate the item you need. To use an
item, press the adjacent soft key.
Setting the generator’s path
You can configure the generator to access resource files from any media storage
location. When you are in Basic mode the generator's Source list, Content list of
Sequence list display items in the folder that the format, image or sequence path
parameters are pointing to. However, the path parameter for formats, images and
sequences can be changed either through the command line or through the front panel
using the Browse mode which is shown below.
Changing the path parameter enables you to configure the generator to access format,
image, and sequence files stored on the media location that you specify. For example
you can set the format path to the PC card so that when you press the Source key in
Basic mode you get a list of formats in the PC card's Format folder. You may wish to set
the image path to the PC server so that when you press the Content key in the Basic
mode you access a list of images from the server's Image folder. You can set the
format, image or sequence path to any of the media storage locations (i.e. flash
memory, PC card, or on a file server).
Note: You can also set the generator's path using the command line interface. For
instructions refer to the User's Guide.
To set the generator’s path using the front panel:
1. Place the generator in Browse mode by holding down the Tools key until the media
menu appears on the generator’s display as shown below.
2. Choose the desired medium by pressing the adjacent soft key. The folders on the
selected medium (for example flash memory) appear on the generator’s display as
shown below.
Operational Modes