Samsung LFD Configuration and USB Boot Guide for XPe OS Recovery

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Samsung LFD Configuration and USB Boot Guide for
XPe OS Recovery

• December 2008

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EWF

• The Samsung networking monitors are based on the
  Microsoft XPe Operating System with the latest
  Microsoft Service Pack installed
• These Monitors have an FDM hard disk based on
  IDE technology
• They are protected by EWF which stands for
  Enhanced Write Filter
• Please visit
• http//support.microsoft.com/kb/814257

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Screen Configuration

• You will need to install plug-ins, codecs and
  viewers for the monitor to support various media
  files
• No special configuration is needed for JPG, GIF,
  BMP and WMV media files as these are already
  supported by the Operating System
• but Office files such as PPT and PDF and flash
  files will need the corresponding viewer, eg PPT
  Viewer and Adobes PDF Viewer and Flash plug-in
  which are free

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Screen Configuration

• To install software applications on these
  monitors you will need to disable EWF
• After you install the new software, you will then
  need to enable EWF to avoid exposure and threats
  to the Operating System

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Recovery

• Please turn the monitor OFF
• At the 3 USB ports at the back, pleas insert
• USB Keyboard, USB mouse and a bootable USB stick
• Turn monitor ON and press DEL while is booting up
• Enter BIOS and select USB as the Boot device
• Reboot the monitor
• At C prompt, please type
• C\gtSFIM /r1 4046UXNWW.SFI

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Backup

• Follow same steps as before
• At C prompt, please type
• C\gtSFIM /b1 filename.sfi
• You will then have created your own OS image

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Applications and plug-ins

• Microsoft Office Viewers
• WinWord
• PowerPoint
• Excel
• Adobe Flash plug-in/Player
• Adobe Viewer
• Media CODECS, such as DViX and K-Lite
• anything else

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Applications and plug-ins

• You can use the monitor to run applications
• Remember XPe is not the same as XP Pro or Vista
• BAA use FIDS Flight Information Display
• Data Collection Call Stats applications
• Touch Screen applications
• Flash interactive applications
• Web based applications