Quick Start Guide
09/2006
We first want to thank you for purchasing a Neuros OSD the first open source
media hub/mpeg4 recorder that will allow you to bridge the gap between all your
digital media content, your handheld devices and your entertainment center.
Very Important – Upgrade Firmware Immediately!
As you may know, the Neuros OSD is an open source device that will continually
evolve and be updated with bug fixes and new features developed by both our
engineers and our ever growing user community. We will make these new
capabilities available to you via regular firmware upgrades that can be
downloaded from our web site and loaded onto your OSD. These upgrades are
free and can be done in minutes by users of any level.
By the time you’ve purchased this unit, there’s a good chance there’s already a
superior firmware version waiting for you. Once you’ve figured out how to hook
up your OSD using the instructions below, we strongly suggest that you visit
our website to download the latest firmware and continue to do so often as
we hope to keep surprising you with new functionality for your device.
Firmware can be found at:
www.neurostechnology.com/support/support.asp
Complete User’s Manual
A more detailed User's Manual with FAQ’s is available at the link shown below. We
will update this User’s Manual every time there is a new firmware version, so be
sure to use the User’s Manual corresponding to your firmware version. We will
also keep archived copies of the User’s Manual corresponding to older firmware
versions, in case you for some reason you choose not to keep your firmware
upgraded to the latest level.
www.neurostechnology.com/support/support.asp
Features
Video Recorder - Record video (.asf, .avi, .mp4) from any video source such as
VCR, DVD player, Satellite receiver, Cable box, etc.
Video Player – Playback video (.asf, .avi, .mp4, .mpeg) from memory cards,
external HD, home network/internet* on your TV.
Image Viewer - View pictures (.jpg, .bmp, .gif) on your TV from memory cards
or digital camera plugged into the USB port.
Music Player – Play MP3, WMA, OGG and AAC files directly from your MP3
player, memory cards or home network.
Additional Features to be Added via Firmware Upgrades – In the future you
can look forward to upgrades enabling streaming media from PCs to home
entertainment systems; wireless networking; support for more USB peripherals;
and more. Some of these capabilities may already be available by the time you
get your OSD home and open the box (see above to upgrade firmware). To see
an up-to-date list of working features or to find out how to join our community,
go to:
www.osd.neurostechnology.com
Neuros OSD Left side
Neuros OSD Right side
Remote Control
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VCR, DVD player, Satellite receiver, Cable box, etc.
Video Player – Playback video (.asf, .avi, .mp4, .mpeg) from memory cards,
external HD, home network/internet* on your TV.
Image Viewer - View pictures (.jpg, .bmp, .gif) on your TV from memory cards
or digital camera plugged into the USB port.
Music Player – Play MP3, WMA, OGG and AAC files directly from your MP3
player, memory cards or home network.
Additional Features to be Added via Firmware Upgrades – In the future you
can look forward to upgrades enabling streaming media from PCs to home
entertainment systems; wireless networking; support for more USB peripherals;
and more. Some of these capabilities may already be available by the time you
get your OSD home and open the box (see above to upgrade firmware). To see
an up-to-date list of working features or to find out how to join our community,
go to:
www.osd.neurostechnology.com
Neuros OSD Left side
Neuros OSD Right side
Remote Control
Quick Start Guide
09/2006
We first want to thank you for purchasing a Neuros OSD the first open source
media hub/mpeg4 recorder that will allow you to bridge the gap between all your
digital media content, your handheld devices and your entertainment center.
Very Important – Upgrade Firmware Immediately!
As you may know, the Neuros OSD is an open source device that will continually
evolve and be updated with bug fixes and new features developed by both our
engineers and our ever growing user community. We will make these new
capabilities available to you via regular firmware upgrades that can be
downloaded from our web site and loaded onto your OSD. These upgrades are
free and can be done in minutes by users of any level.
By the time you’ve purchased this unit, there’s a good chance there’s already a
superior firmware version waiting for you. Once you’ve figured out how to hook
up your OSD using the instructions below, we strongly suggest that you visit
our website to download the latest firmware and continue to do so often as
we hope to keep surprising you with new functionality for your device.
Firmware can be found at:
www.neurostechnology.com/support/support.asp
Complete User’s Manual
A more detailed User's Manual with FAQ’s is available at the link shown below. We
will update this User’s Manual every time there is a new firmware version, so be
sure to use the User’s Manual corresponding to your firmware version. We will
also keep archived copies of the User’s Manual corresponding to older firmware
versions, in case you for some reason you choose not to keep your firmware
upgraded to the latest level.
www.neurostechnology.com/support/support.asp
Features
Video Recorder - Record video (.asf, .avi, .mp4) from any video source such as
Included accessories:
RCA cables (x2) Power supply
IR blaster VGA Cable
VGA Adapter
Note: some non-U.S. versions may also have RCA-to-scart adaptors.
Step 1-Connecting Power
1. Connect the included power supply to the wall.
2. Plug the other end into the 5V power input
jack on the right side of the OSD.
3. The green light on the top/left side
of the OSD should turn on.
The OSD power supply is universal (this means it
will work with any voltage between 110V and 220V).
Power plug adapters may be required for use in some
areas and are not included.
Step 2-Connecting to TV
1. Connect one of the included RCA Composite A/V cables to the A/V OUT port
on the right side of your OSD.
2. Connect the RCA composite cable ends to the corresponding inputs on
our TV A/V IN plugs (Yellow=Video, Red=Audio Right, White=Audio Left)
3. Turn on the OSD by plugging in the power supply.
4. Tune your TV to the proper channel for the inputs you just plugged your
A/V cable into (ex: Input or Video 1, Input or Video 2, Channel 3, Channel
4... or just change the channel on your TV until you see the OSD menu).
5. You should see the Neuros OSD startup screen on your TV.
Press the home button if you don't see anything on the TV screen as it will
always bring up the main interface page of the OSD.
Note: The Audio cables (Red/White) can be connected to your stereo receiver
instead of your TV if you want to play the audio through your stereo instead of
your TV.
The Neuros OSD supports NTSC, PAL and SECAM standards. Pressing the
NTSC/PAL/SECAM button on the remote will switch between NTSC, PAL and
SECAM. NTSC is used in the U.S..
Step 3-Connecting to Video Source
Your Neuros OSD will allow you to record video from any source. You can
connect to virtually any video source (DVD players, VCRs, Game Consoles,
Camcorders, TiVo, etc) with the included RCA composite cables
(cable with Red, Yellow, and White plugs on one end), while some
video sources allow the higher quality S-Video cable to be used.
1. Connect one of the included RCA Composite
A/V cables to the A/V IN port on the right
side of your OSD.
Note: If using S-Video, connect both the S-Video and the
RCA cables.
2. Connect the RCA composite cable ends to the corresponding A/V OUT plugs
of your video source (Yellow=Video, Red=Audio Right, White=Audio Left). If
using the S-Video cable, you will still need to connect the Red and White
RCA plugs, but not the Yellow one.
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