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NOTE
• The number of priorities may vary depending on the model.
• If you set Mode to Off, all of its sub-options are disabled.
• If you set Mode to Auto, the Priority menus are disabled.
• If you set USB to Movie or Photo, the USB Auto Playback option in Configuration Setup is disabled, and the
corresponding function is also disabled.
• If you set the USB Auto Playback option in Configuration Setup to Movie or Photo, the USB option in Fail Over is
disabled, and the corresponding function is also disabled.
• When the USB option in Lock Mode is disabled, both the USB Auto Playback option and Fail Over’s USB option are
disabled, and the corresponding functions are also disabled.
• For the Fail Over USB function to work, your USB drive must have a FAIL_OVER or fail_over folder, as well as valid
contents (movies and images).
• If your USB drive does not have either a FAIL_OVER/fail_over folder or contents, the default USB pop-up menu
appears when the Fail Over USB function is performed.
• The USB Fail Over function does not work after the distribution of contents (or the playback of a contents schedule).
However, if a Fail Over event occurs (input signal connection/change to Fail Over USB option/USB reconnection), the
Fail Over USB function works.
• USB Fail Over does not work during playback of a contents file or while in standby for the playback of a contents
schedule.
• USB Fail Over does not work during software updates, including EZ Download.
• Contents stored on the USB storage device connected to USB 1 are played back if USB storage devices are connected
to both USB 1 and USB 2.
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