Panasonic PT-JW130FWE

Chapter 5 Operations — Content Manager
134 - ENGLISH
r Procedure for creating timetables
1) On the start screen, click [Schedule].
f The schedule screen is displayed.
2) Click the [Timetable] button.
f The timetable page is displayed.
The following screen is an example when the Content Manager is used for the rst time or new SD card is
inserted.
Timetable
Content list
3) Register a content in the content list.
f To register still image/movie/music contents in the timetable, register still image/movie/music les in the
content list in advance. For details on registration procedure, refer to “Registering content in a content list”
(x page 145).
f To register multiple still image/movie/external input contents together as a playlist in the Content Manager
in advance, refer to “Registering playlist” (x page 149).
4) Register the content in the timetable.
f Register the content in the content list into the timetable. For details on registration procedure, refer to
“Registering content in a timetable” (x page 135).
5) Check the timetable content.
f Preview the timetable where the contents are registered.
Note
f After the timetable (content played back in a day) to be used by the specied date or by the day of the week, set the schedule. Refer to
“Setting a schedule” (x page 158) for details.
f For operations of the timetable or content list, refer to the descriptions of the following items.
g “Registering content in a timetable” (x page 135)
g “Deleting image content registered in a timetable” (x page 137)
g “Deleting music content registered in a timetable” (x page 138)
g “Deleting brightness content registered in a timetable” (x page 139)
g “Deleting power supply content registered in a timetable” (x page 140)
g “Changing the settings of content registered in a timetable” (x page 141)
g “Displaying preview of timetable details” (x page 143)
g “Registering content in a content list” (x page 145)
g “Deleting content registered in a content list” (x page 147)
g “Editing registration information of content” (x page 148)
g “Creating a playlist” (x page 149)