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Using a custom boot script and logo

You can change the startup logo or add a boot script. Both the logo and boot script are stored in

the internal FLASH and have a size limit of 200KB.

Using your own boot logo

1 Save your logo in one of the following file formats: BMP, 8 bit indexed, or RLE encoded.

2 Copy your logo to a CF card.

3 Connect your BrightSign to a PC using a null modem cable (see Accessing the BrightSign

shell for details).

4 Run a terminal emulation program such as HyperTerminal (see Accessing the BrightSign

shell for details).

5 Insert the CF card into your BrightSign and apply power.

6 When the terminal prompt appears, type the following (where LOGO.BMP is the name of

your logo file):

writebootfile logo.bmp boot.bmp

7 Reboot BrightSign, and your logo should appear.

Widescreen vs. 4x3 discussion

You can use BrightSign with widescreen or 4x3 displays. However, you may find that using

different display aspect ratios with the various BrightScreen options is confusing. In this section

we try to clarify what you can expect.

Displaying videos

BrightSign treats video and images a little differently. When a video is playing back, it is displayed

by default in what is known in BrightSignese as

ViewMode 0

. In other words, BrightSign scales the

video to fill the current output resolution (as set by the videomode command), whatever its

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