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User Manual
English 4
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Please
read the following information
carefully as it
provldes
important
information
that
you
must know when using
the Media Player.
lnstallation
of a hard drive*
When opening the Media Player,
avoid touching any exposed
electronic conductors
or contacts on the circuit boards
of the device or
your
hard
disk, as they can be damaged
by electrostatic discharges
from
your
body. Make sure that
you
discharge
any static electricity
from
your
body before
the operation. Open both covers and
slide the
hard disk into the SATA connector
and fix it with the suoplied
screws.
A brand new hard disk may have
to be formatted if it cannot
be
read
normally. Refer to
your
computer's
OS help functions for instructions.
.When
installing a SATA hard
disk
please
take care not to
use a high
speed model
(7200rpm
or
higher)
with high
power
consumption
producing
high temperatures!
Special ECO type hard
disks can cause
problems
when used in
external USB enclosures. lf
you
want to
use
this
type of hard disk
please
make sure
the manufacturer has reteased
the
hard
disk
for
use in USB enclosures without restrictions.
Connecting to a
Computer
Before connecting the Media Player
to a computer
you
have to
disconnect the
power
supply from the Media
Player. Always use the
supplied Dual Power USB cable to connect
to a computer. First
connect the two USB connectors directly
to
your
computer, and then
connecl the USB mini B connector
to the Media Player.
Once connected to
your
computer, we
suggest that
you
create 3
folders named
lvlusic, Pictures and Movies in
your
HDD. In order to
shorten the time of searching for files
please put
the corresponding
files into these folders.
The Media Player
can be either used
as an external USB Hard Drive
enclosure or as a Media Player
at any one time. When connected to a
display or TV
playing
back media files it
cannot be connected to a
computer at the
same time.
User Manual
English 5
Connecting
to a Display
Connect the Media
Player to
your
display
using either the
supplied AV
cable
or a VGA cable
(Male
to Male).
Select the
appropriate input
on
your
display.
lf no image
appears on
the
screen,
press
the VGA/TV key
on the remote
control and wait for
a
few
seconds. The menu
then should
appear on the
screen.
(Or
press
VGA/TV key
again, until the
menu appears.)
At the time
this manual
has been
created the Comoonent
Video
Output receptacle
(YPrPb)
of
the Media Player
has no functic^
and
cannot
be used.
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The
main
screen of the Media
Player
automatically appears
on
your
display
a few
seconds after the Media
Player has
been switched
on.
When a HDD
is installed
or a
pen
drive
or memory card is
connected,
four
icons Photo,
Music, Video
and Fire are displayed.
The
current
selection will
be highlighted with
yellow
letters.
Use
the(
(left)
and
>
(Right)
keys
to highlight which
function
you
want to
use. Press
the Green
) key, to select
the highlighted function.
Movies
Select the Video icon
on the main
menu and
press
the Green ) key
to
enter
movie library
mode. Movie
files displayed
with a ? in front
cannot be
played
by the Media
Player,
either the format
or
file
size is
not
suooorted!
l.Jss
fhs^(up)v(Down)
keys to
select a movie
and then
press
the
Green t
key to
play.
Subfif/es
For
subtitles
to work ensure
that both the
subtitle file and movie
file are
in the
same folder.
Select the
subtitle file first
and
oress
the SUBTITLE
key on the
remote control.
Next choose
the corresponding
movie file