tool:video_wall
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| * Get a buddy to help you move it | * Get a buddy to help you move it | ||
| * Don't attempt to reconfigure the led receiver or sender settings without knowing what you are doing, we don't have configuration files for this thing, if you overwrite whats there you will brick the display. | * Don't attempt to reconfigure the led receiver or sender settings without knowing what you are doing, we don't have configuration files for this thing, if you overwrite whats there you will brick the display. | ||
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| + | * Plug in the cord on the left side of the screen | ||
| + | * Boot the computer | ||
| + | * Turn on the toggle switch beside the power cord to power up the main screen | ||
| + | * If the screen is powered but doesnt display an image, click the shortcut on the desktop for turn screen on and press the turn screen on button (you might have to toggle it if it thinks its already on) | ||
| + | * if the screen scaling looks off and the desktop image isn't lining up, go to display settings and set the screen to extend desktop, then back to duplicate desktop. Also check that the scaling is set to 100% | ||
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| + | ====Playing a Game ==== | ||
| + | * Turn on one or two wireless controllers by pressing the start button | ||
| + | * Fire up the NES or SNES emulator by clicking the link on the desktop | ||
| + | * Load a ROM - popular SNES selections are Mario Kart (racing), Mortal Kombat (fighting), Super Mario World (platform) | ||
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| + | ====Displaying Anything else on the screen ==== | ||
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| + | * Simply drag whatever window you want to display to the magic square outlined in yellow on the desktop, that's it. | ||
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| + | * Turn the toggle switch off | ||
| + | * shutdown the computer | ||
| + | * unplug power | ||
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| * draws between 1 and 8 amps of 120v ac at full white depending on brightness level. | * draws between 1 and 8 amps of 120v ac at full white depending on brightness level. | ||
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| - | * Plug in the cord on the left side of the screen | ||
| - | * Boot the computer | ||
| - | * Turn on the toggle switch beside the power cord to power up the main screen | ||
| - | * If the screen is powered but doesnt display an image, click the shortcut on the desktop for turn screen on and press the turn screen on button (you might have to toggle it if it thinks its already on) | ||
| - | * if the screen scaling looks off and the desktop image isn't lining up, go to display settings and set the screen to extend desktop, then back to duplicate desktop. Also check that the scaling is set to 100% | ||
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| - | * Turn the toggle switch off | ||
| - | * shutdown the computer | ||
| - | * unplug power | ||
tool/video_wall.txt · Last modified: 2020/03/07 01:14 by dbynoe