LC-Power LC-PRO-35B-MPHD
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1. 30 Recording Using Time Shift 32 Using Scheduled Recording 32 Managing Movies and Video 34 Playing Movies and Video 34 Using AB_Repeat 35 Renaming Movie and Video Files 35 Deleting Movies and Video Files 36 Managing Music 37 Playing Music 37 Creating a Playlist 38 Renaming Music Files 39 Deleting Music Files 39 Managing Photos 40 Viewing Photos 40 Preparing Slideshows 40 Renaming Photo Files 4 Deleting Photos Files 4 Copying Fil2. Playlist the background files are played from a Playlist See Creating a Playlist on page 37 7 Navigate to the desired photo directory and press to start the slideshow Renaming Photo files You can only rename content from a FAT32 partition NTFS content ae is read only 1 Using the remote control or navigation buttons on the front panel of the recorder select the desired media in the Navigation panel and press D on the remote control 2 Select Rename from the submenu and press The virtual keyboard displays 3 Enter the new name using the Navigation panel and select OK The media is renamed and the Photo menu displays 40 Deleting Photos files You can only delete content from a FAT32 partition NTFS content is ea read only 1 Using the remote control or navigation buttons on the front panel of the recorder select the desired media in the Navigation panel and F j press on the remote control Select Delete from the submenu and press Th 3 Select OK to delete the selected file s The media is deleted and the Photo menu displays Confirm to delete displays If you want to delete multiple files from a specific location use the Recycle feature in the Copy Files menu See Deleting multiple files a on page 42 41 Network HDD Recorder User Manual Copying Files AIET a Press the button on the remote control or select Copy Files Between Storage Media from th
3. Carefully remove the back panel and we m disconnect the fan cable as shown Pa oe 3 Slide the casing off as shown 4 Remove the securing screw from the HDD tray and slide the tray in the a oe A sy oe direction shown re ae ee ee ee ye a Me ee e rai R eee p TE al ar K Be We wih Wy ae BES ee ts US 2 Pa S A F Ex Tees TY a re ed fe an igs co es es eri nat iy a ot een ote 12 5 Lift the HDD tray off as shown 6 Insert the HDD into the HDD tray and secure the four 4 screws to P APL Dy hold the HDD in its place N i P e 7 Ensure that the HDD is n p ee inserted the correct way up 6 a label is visible a eo 7 Place the HDD tray back onto its place as shown 8 Slide back the HDD tray as shown and replace the securing screw 13 Network HDD Recorder User Manual O Connect the two 2 HDD cables to the HDD and to the board as shown 10 Slide the casing back onto its place as shown You may need to apply noe pressure to the front panel as shown when locating the casing 11 Reconnect the fan cable and replace the back panel 12 Replace the nine 9 securing screws ue into the rear of the recorder i nriz 14 Making connections Your Network HDD Recorder has a full set of Input and Output ports for maximum connection versatility Input connection The following diagram demonstrates the ports used for input connections Input devices include DVD playe
4. Changes made are shown on the screen The FAT32 partition is named HDD1 and the NTFS partition is named HDD2 on the media screens See Using the Network HDD Recorder on page 28 for more information NTFS HDDs are read only you cannot save delete or rename content mem ON the NTFS partition through the recorder Pr At least 10 of the HDD MUST be reserved for the FAT32 tore format Select Next to continue The Hard Disk Format screen displays Select Format to begin formatting the HDD iy The formatting time varies depending on the HDD capacity NOTE 20 The Congratulations screen displays once the formatting process has been completed Select OK to complete the process 21 Network HDD Recorder User Manual Installing the Transcode Server The Network HDD Recorder requires the Transcode Server software to run rm rmvb H 264 and mkv format files You must install the Transcode Server on all computers that are Rete included in the file share scheme To install the Transcode Server perform the following steps 1 Insert the supplied software CD Po into your computer The Bae welcome screen displays DIGITAL ko Madia SMa aija J Frangals Q If the welcome screen E NOTE does not display Nederlands CJ browse the CD ii Espa ol contents using the Bex Windows or Internet pasa Explorer ety Select the required language from the list T Me rimmed i Flash Pl
5. Stops the current playback Navigate in menus and select or confirm items Increase playback volume Numeric pad Toggles mute on off Press Source repeatedly to cycle through 480p 576p 720p 50Hz 720p 60 Hz 10801 50Hz and 10801 60 Hz input Installation Installing the remote batteries The remote control unit does not contain batteries when shipped To insert the batteries perform the following steps 1 Remove the battery compartment cover by pushing the locking catch and lifting the cover in the direction of t the arrow 2 Insert the batteries taking note of the polarity as shown B 3 Replace the cover and click the locking catch into its s f place as shown es l Attaching the stand The Network HDD Recorder is supplied with an upright stan d attachment providing additional stability To install the stand perform the following steps 1 Place the stand on a dust free level surface 2 Insert the recorder into the stand as shown The indicator arrow points toward the ic front of the recorder Il Network HDD Recorder User Manual Installing the optional hard disk drive The recorder does not include an HDD as standard To install the optional 3 5 SATA HDD perform the following steps 1 Remove the nine 9 screws from the we rear of the recorder as shown we aT Lake an Tisti Pate aE i E ES es E eas A ene ty i es ae 2
6. 2 lt While browsing photos you can rotate the current photo clockwise or counter clockwise to have a view rotated 90 degrees by pressing the lt or P navigation buttons RAA The and buttons cycle through the five zoom options Fit to screen 2X 4X 8X and 16X magnification Preparing Slideshows Your Network HDD Recorder enables you to create slideshows with or without musical background To create your own slideshows perform the following steps 1 Collect all photo files to appear in the slideshow and save them in the same directory 39 Network HDD Recorder User Manual You can save slideshow content in your HDD USB or network folders as long as all the desired photos are loc ated in the same folder 2 Press the Setup button on the remote control or select Enter Setup Menu from the Main menu 3 Select Change Photo Options Slide Show Timing and press Select the interval between slides from 2 seconds to 5 minutes and press a The default interval Off disables the slideshow feature 5 Select a Transition Effect to customize the transition between slides For example selecting Left to Right replaces the next image over the current image by sliding from the left side of the screen to the right 6 Select Background Music to add a musical background to the slide show Off no musical background Folder the background files MUST be located in the same folder as the photo content
7. product names mentioned herein are used for identif ication purposes only and may be trademarks and or registered trademarks of their respective owners Limitation of Liability While reasonable efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy of this manual the manufacturer and distributor assume no liability resulting from errors or omissions in this manual or from the use of the information contained herein Preface Table of Contents USER S MANUA D oiin aae a a a a aee oaa I FCIAC CP saaa a A E E ATS ie een se GETTING STARTED scsssssedcscveccssesvsscesschestisssdesensessendeasdeassesccssved aa aia aS 6 Network HDD Recorder introduction 6 What s in the box 6 Optional items 7 Network HDD Recorder Tour 7 Front View 7 Power LED Behavior 8 Rear View 8 Remote control 9 INSTALLA TION osis aeania raaa aano edea poa aapna dara ia eaaa saverio isa San 11 Installing the remote batteries 11 PLACING ING SIAN Oiae
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9. the optional HDD before use See Formatting the Hard Disk Disk on page 19 for more details Restore Default You can restore the recorder factory default settings using this option To return the recorder to factory settings perform the following steps 1 Using the remote control or navigation buttons on the front panel o f the recorder select Restore Default and press E 2 Select OK from the submenu and press 3 All manual settings are returned to default and the Setup First Time screen displays 5I Network HDD Recorder User Manual Photo Options Photo options are used to configure photo display settings such as Slide Show Timing and Background Music Slide Show Timing Set the interval between slides in a photo slideshow Transition Effect Set the transition effect between slides in a photo slideshow Background Music Set the source of musical background for slide shows See Preparing Slideshows on page 39 for more information Browsing All Media Press the Browser button on the remote control or select Browse All Files from the Main menu to access the Browser menu Using the remote control or navigation buttons on the front panel of the recorder you can browse all available content in all locations regardless of its type 52 Appendix A Updating Firmware Firmware describes any type of software that controls the internal workings of a device Firmware updates are created for a number of reaso
10. using a conversion program During network playback the display freezes or jumps Network High Definition playback may be problematic due to network speed irregularities To resolve the issue perform the following steps 7 Copy the content to a USB drive using the Copy File menu A lt O Copy the content from the USB drive to the recorder s internal HDD lt M Playback the content from the internal HDD During Wireless network playback of rmvb files the mess age Media is Removed Stop Playback Confirm OK displays This message displays when the Wireless connection is disrupted and connection is lost To resolve the issue perform the following steps 1 Press Select on the remote to acknowledge the message 2 Reconnect the Wireless link See Wireless LAN Setup on page 47 3 Replay the media file T The recorder does not support playback of rmvb format files from the vd internal HDD www lc power com 56
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12. TECHNICAL INFORMATION License information for the software used in the unit This product contains Free Software which is licensed under the GNU General Public License After you purchase this product you may procure modify or distribute the source code of the GPL LGPL software that is used in this product If you contact our Support Center we will provide you with a CD ROM of the source code that is used charging only the actual expensed involved However please be noted that we can not provide guarantee with the source code and there is also no technical support for the source code from us GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 2 June 1991 Copyright C 1989 1991 Free Software Foundation Inc 51 Franklin Street Fifth Floor Boston MA 02110 1301 USA Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license document but changing it is not allowed Preamble The licenses for most software are designed to take away your freedom to share and change it By contrast the GNU General Public License is intended to guarantee your freedom to share and change free software to make sure the software is free for all its users This General Public License applies to most of the Free Software Foundation s software and to any other program whose authors commit to using it Some other Free Software Foundation software is covered by the GNU Lesser General Public License instead You can apply it to your programs too When we spe
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14. ared folders on the source computer Transcode Status Met Share Dialog Setting Event Log About 3 Click Add to include content in the Net Share Dialog screen Tirani Sebup Weend rey not haya bear iretgia yd erin cw ee ce ee ne re To share Mider ung bhis pogran mary mot werk Dao you still erent bo are hobie The first time you add content ec ie to Transcode a warning message displays 25 Network HDD Recorder User Manual Transcode Server 4 Click OK and follow the instructions to share a folder manually using Windows Transcode Status Net Share Dialog Setting Event Log About howies Refer to Windows Help in Start gt Help and Support for more information on sharing folders Net Share Dialog displays the manually shared folder 5 Click Add to display the Net Share browser screen Select a directory to share CH Documents and Settings User Desktop Music RS My Network Places 3 Movies ORs Ey Photos co Misc D fice Supplies gt Tm Appointments Sy Windows Ui gt 26 Browse to the location of the content folder and click OK You must add each folder individually Transcode Server The new folder is added to the Net Share Dialog box Transcode Status Net Shae Dialog Salting Event Log About koves buse 27 Network HDD Recorder User Manual Using the Network HDD Recorder The main menu The Main menu is the def
15. ate firewall exceptions for specific devices Refer to your firewall User Manual for more information Operation Issues I cannot copy files to my internal HDD FAT32 format HDDs cannot write single files larg er than 4 GB Check the size of the file you are copying NTFS format HDDs cannot be written to from the recorder they are read only I cannot play display some files Check if the recorder supports the file format See Supported file formats on page 29 I cannot record content from CD DVDs Check if the source CD DVD has a copy protection Some original CDs DVDs have a copy write protection and cannot be copied by any means Try copying content from another CD DVD withput copy protection to ensure that the recorder is operating correctly I cannot play wmv format files wmv files can only be played over a network using the supplied Transcode Server software 1 Install the Transcode Server software us ing the supplied CD See Installing the T on page 22 2 Add the desired content to Net Share Dialog and retry the operation See Adding Content to T on page 25 55 Network HDD Recorder User Manual My AVI caption file doesn t display This can occur when the name of the AVI file you want to play does not correspond with that of the caption file 1 Ensure that the extension of the caption file is supported smi or srt by the source 2 If they are not supported convert the file on your computer by
16. ault display after the initial setup is complete Use the seven icons displayed to access all the features of the recorder Enter Video Bypass and Record Mode Menu Description Video In Watch or record video or TV input Movie and Video Manage movie and video clips Music Manage your music files Photo and Slideshow Manage your photos and create slideshows Copy media from one location to another SOPLE for example USB to HDD Manage the general settings of the recorder Setup and output display Browse All Files Quickly search through your entire library 28 Menu elements The media menus consist of four panels disp laying information about the currently selected media type and location See the following example screen 1 3 2 4 No Item Description 1 Menu name Displays the current menu name 5 Navigation paiiel Displays the media file location name and file type Displays the selected media information Photos 3 Detail panel i E and videos display a preview in this panel 4 File panel Displays file name and size information Supported file formats Media type Video Audio Image Supported file formats avi mpg vob asf ifo dat mp4 ts DivX HD Xivd mp3 wma pcm wav Jpg bmp 29 Network HDD Recorder User Manual p If Transcode Server is installed on the source computer rm rmvb i oe wmy H 264 and mkv video formats are also supported Transcode Server does n
17. ayer 2 The Options screen displays Click Transfer Code to begin P AF I a yew eO Lu ee the installation z es UserManual _ Acrobat Reader 22 i Transcode Server Setup The Transcode Setup Wizard screen displays Welcome to Transcode Server Setup Wizard The Setup Wizard vll install Transcode Server on your computer Click Neck bo continue or Cancel bo exit the Setup Wierd bs T i Transcode Server Setup Click Next Select Installation Folder This ts the folder where Transcode Server wil be insted The Select Installation Folder Tao install in this Polder click Next To instal to a different Folder enter it balg or click screen displays Browse Folder E Program Files ftealtek Transcode Server Click Next to use the default installation folder or Browse to a specific location iy ranscode Server Setup The Ready to Install screen eree displays The Setup izard is ready to begin the Typical installation dick Install bo begin the installation DF you want bo review or change ary of pour installation settings cick Back Click Cancel to exit the wizard 23 Network HDD Recorder User Manual an e iy Transcode Server Setup 6 Click Install to begin the installation Completing the Transcode Server Setup Wizard D ck the Finish button bo axt the Setup Wizard A successful installation will be displayed by the Completion screen 7 Click Finish and re
18. ays only support 720P or above 3 Connections to external HDDs are not saved when the recorder is powered off You must reconnect to the HDD to continue viewing My recorder cannot access the internal HDD 1 Check ifall cable connections are secure and correctl y assigned 2 Ensure that the HDD was formatted before use If it has not been formatted yet see Formatting the Hard Disk Disk on page 19 My recorder cannot access external USB HDDs 1 If your computer runs Windows 98SE or Windows ME you require a specialized USB driver 2 From the computer desktop click Start gt Control Panel gt System gt Hardware Device Manager Disk Drives and select Properties for the USB drive For Windows 98SE check Removal For Windows ME check Moveable External HDD access Is slow 1 Check if all cable connections are secure and correctly assi gned 2 Check the PC USB driver version Version 1 1 causes a transmission lag when used with the recorder 3 Use USB 2 0 to correct the problem 54 I cannot connect to the network 1 Check if all cable connections are secure and correctly assigned 2 Check if the LAN WLAN settings in the Setup menu are matching to the local network Refer to your router or wireless access point User Manual for more information 3 If you use a firewall for example Windows Firewall ensure that the connection from the recorder to the network is not blocked If necessary you can cre
19. boot your computer to complete the installation After rebooting the Transcode Server program starts automatically and the main menu displays D Depending on the Transcode Server a Firewall software Transcode Status Met Share Dialog Setting Event Log About E installed on your Transcoded Length 500 frames computer you may Fie Siza need to unblock Athibutes Transcode Server in the exceptions List See your Firewall user manual for more information An icon is installed in your taskbar indicating that Transcode Server is currently running After installing Transcode Server if the globe icon does not NOTE 6 gt 3 09 4M display in the taskbar click the Start button on the desktop and go to All Programs gt Transcode Server gt Transcode Server to launch the program manually 24 Adding Content to Transcode Server After installing Transcode Server on all network computers you must add the folders containing the rm rmvb H 264 and mkv format files Adding the folders to Transcode Server allows the recorder to read the specialized format files Py Transcode Server is not required to access standard formats See NOTE Supported file formats on page 29 To add folders to Transcode Server perform the following steps Double click the Transcode Server icon in the task bar to open Transcode Server 2 Select the Net Share Dialog cocoate tab The Net Share Dialog screen displays all sh
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21. d Hoc Peer to Peer Mode 49 System Options 52 Menu Language 52 Time 52 HDD Format 32 Restore Default 52 Photo Options 53 Slide Show Timing 53 Transition Effect 53 Background Music 53 Browsing All Media 53 APPENDIX A uenea A E E 54 Updating Firmware 54 APPENDIX Doneo E ETS Taa 35 IPFOUDIES MO OTING 2588 247 steaseee sees senses eee scsenasseceeasceneccanenses 55 Connection Issues J3 No image or a faulty image is disp layed on my screen 53 My recorder cannot access the internal HDD 55 My recorder cannot access exte
22. e Main menu to access the File Copy menu B A gt G amp gt Prose SELECT io sated fe LEFT io cence and IOOHT to net en To copy files from one location to another perform the following steps 1 Inthe Source panel select the device containing the original content and press 2 Inthe Destination panel select the device to receive the copied content and press 3 Inthe Source panel navigate to the original content and press Select to highlight the required file You can copy multiple files by navigating to each file in turn and NOTE pressing Select to highlight them 4 Press on the remote control or recorder front panel to move to the Destination panel 5 Select the destination or create a new directory and press on the remote control or recorder front panel Proceed to copy selected files displays 6 Select OK to copy the files to the selected destination 42 Deleting multiple files The Recycle feature allows you to quickly delete multiple files from a specified location without deleting them individually through the media menus To recycle files perform the following steps 1 Inthe Source panel select the device containing the desired content and press amp 2 Inthe Destination panel select Recycle and press amp 3 In the Source panel navigate to the desired content and press Select to highlight the required files Proms SELECT i ee ee 4 Press P on the remote control or recorde
23. el of the recorder select the desired media in the Navigation panel and press The selected content begins to playback D Press Pause Step to pause playback press to resume or press to return to the Movies menu 3 During playback press Search on the remote control to use the Search feature The Playback Search screen displays 4 You can search the current movie or video for a specific Title Chapter or elapsed Time 33 Network HDD Recorder User Manual Using AB_ Repeat AB_Repeat allows you to watch your favorite part of a movie on a continuous loop To use AB_ Repeat perform the following steps AB_ Repeat is only available for DivX Xvid avi VOB and TS file ae formats l Locate the starting point of the loop during playback and press AB_Repeat to mark the start of the loop Continue playback until the end of the desired loop is reached 2 Press AB_Repeat once more to mark the end of the loop The repeat loop begins where you first pressed AB_Repeat and continues to where you pressed AB_Repeat for the second time 3 Press AB_Repeat for a third time to return to the standard movie playback mode Renaming Movie and Video files You can only rename content from a FAT32 partition NTFS content ca is read only 1 Using the remote control or navigation buttons on the front panel of the recorder select the desired media in the Navigation panel and press D on the remote 2 Select R
24. ename from the submenu and press The virtual keyboard displays 3 Enter the new name using the Navigation panel and select OK The media is renamed and the Movie menu displays 34 Deleting Movies and Video files You can only delete content from a FA T32 partition NTFS content is vee read only E Using the remote control or navigation buttons on the front panel of the recorder select the desired media in the Navigation panel and press 2 on the remote 3a Select Delete from the submenu and press 2 Confirm to delete displays E lt Select OK to delete the selected file s The media is deleted and the Movie menu displays If you want to delete multiple files from a specific location use the iy Recycle feature in the Copy Files menu See Deleting multiple files ms on page 43 35 Network HDD Recorder User Manual Managing Music Press the Music button on the remote control or select Play Music from the Main menu to access the Music menu The Music menu only displays audio content mp3 wma wmv NOTE pcm and wav Other types of media are hidden Playing Music 1 Using the remote control or navigation buttons on the front panel of the recorder select the desired media in the Navigation panel and press The selected content begins to playback 2 Press Pause Step to pause playback press to resume or press to return to the Music menu 3 During playback pr
25. es 43 Deleting Multiple Files 44 Managing System Settings 45 Video and Audio Options 45 Aspect Ratio 45 Brightness 45 Contrast 45 Speaker 45 Night Mode 45 S Bt 2 eee CE SRC oC SS ree 45 Recording Options 46 Quality 46 REC Device 46 Network Options 47 Wired LAN Setup 47 Usne GPP oh oases aatieda orcas e N Acie TA R 47 Usine PixcdlP ie cise este a aie neneu ri adaeeaeein at ae naane a 47 Wireless LAN Setup 48 Using A
26. ess Repeat on the remote control to cycle through the Repeat features Press once to repeat the last audio file Press twice to repeat all audio files in the current folder Press three times to turn off the repeat mode 36 Creating a Playlist The Playlist is used to store your favorite music media in a single easy to access list You can add music to the Playlist from HDD and USB without moving the content from the original location To create a Playlist perform the following steps J Using the remote control or navigation buttons on the front panel of the recorder select the desired media in the Navigation panel and press Select a Repeat for all media that you want to include in the playlist r s T i mi pok a i EI _ i 2 Press Search on the remote control Add Selects to List displays and the selected content is added to the Playlist 3 Press lt on the remote control until My Media Center displays 4 Select Playlist to view the current Playlist To remove content NOTE from the Playlist press Select on each file then press Search to remove the content Press Play to begin playback or use the Playlist as background music for a slideshow See Preparing Slideshows on page 39 37 Network HDD Recorder User Manual Renaming Music files You can only rename content from a FAT32 partition NTFS content ae is read only 1 U
27. etwork HDD Recorder package and ensure the following items are included RCA cable Component cable User manual Software CD Stand If any item is missing or damaged please contact your dealer Optional items 3 5 Hard Disk Drive NOTE Front View WiFi Dongle Network HDD Recorder Tour Item Power LED green orange IR receiver Read Write LED Play mode LEDs Home Play Stop Direction buttons SD MMC MS card slot Power button USB port PowerLine Ethernet bridge For more information see Installing the optional hard disk drive on page 12 and Wireless LAN Setup on page 47 Description Shows power status and errors see below for more details Receives remote control IR signal Lights during HDD read write Displays the current play mode Go to the main OSD menu Play Stop the current media Navigate through OSD menus Insert SD MMC MS memory cards Press to power on or off Insert USB devices such as the optional WiFi Dongle Network HDD Recorder User Manual Power LED Behavior LED state Solid green Solid orange Alternating Green 0 5 secs Orange 1 5 secs Alternating Green 0 5 secs Orange 0 5 secs Rear View gt 10 11 12 System condition Power on and operation normal Standby System starting up approximately 7 seconds OR System shutting down 10 to 13 seconds Start up and shutdo
28. etwork traffic and iy connection speeds oe See your Wireless AP User Manual for more information on Wireless networks 48 Using Ad Hoc Peer to Peer Mode The Ad Hoc or Peer to Peer mode allows the Network HDD Recorder to communicate directly with other wireless devices such as notebooks without the need to connect to a wireless Access Point Lb Before proceeding ensure that the optional WiFi Dongle is installed in ve the recorder and the peer wireless device or notebook is active To enable the Peer to Peer mode perform the following steps Using the remote control or navigation buttons on the front panel of the 1 recorder select Setup from the Main menu and press s 9 Select Network Options gt Wireless Setup and press The Connect or Modify submenu displays 3 Select Modify and press the navigation button The Get Connection Mode screen displays 4 Select Peer to Peer Ad Hoc and press the navigation button The Save and Startup screen displays 5 Select Manual and press the navigation button The Ad Hoc Setup screen displays 6 Select Wireless SSID and press Enter the SSID of the peer wireless device or notebook and select OK Ensure that the SSID displayed corresponds with the intended peer In some cases the Wireless SSID is filled in automatically E device you want to connect to 49 Network HDD Recorder User Manual The Ad Hoc Setup screen displays 7 Pres
29. high to low quality select from Setting Quality Memory Used High Quality HQ Highest Most Short Play SP Extended Play EP Long Play LP Super Long Play SLP Lowest Least HQ recordings use the most disk space while SLP mode uses the least REC Device Set the destination device of recordings made from all sources Select from HDD USB 1 USB 2 or USB 3 45 Network HDD Recorder User Manual Network Options Network options define wired LAN and wireless WLAN connection information D Wireless connection is only available with having an optional WiFi NOTE Dongle accessory installed Wired LAN Setup Your Network HDD Recorder supports conne ction to the LAN through DHCP IP or Fixed Static IP Using DHCP IP To configure a LAN connection using DHCP IP perform the following steps 1 Ensure that all cable connections are secure and that the local network is active 2 Using the remote control or navigation buttons on the front panel of the recorder select Wired LAN Setup and press lt gt 3 Select DHCP IP Auto and press DHCP AUTO displays 4 Select OK and press save Network Setting displays 5 Select OK and press a testing screen displays 6 When the test is complete the Network Options screen displays A successful connection is established when ON and an IP address display in the submenu Using Fixed IP To configure a LAN connection using Fixed IP perform the following steps 1 En
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32. nd Record Modi Using the standby mode The recorder provides Standby mode to temporarily power down the unit During extended periods of inactivity the recorder should be unplugged from the power outlet To enter the Standby mode perform the following steps 1 Press the button on the remote control or front panel of the recorder 2 The Power LED lights orange and the recorder enters the Standby mode The HDD fan continues to run for a few seconds in Standby mode To exit the Standby mode perform the following steps 1 Press the button on the remote control or front panel of the recorder 2 The Power LED lights green and the startup splash screen displays 3 The Main OSD menu displays after a few seconds 18 Formatting the Hard Disk Disk The optional 3 5 Hard Disk Drive HDD must be formatted before use To format your HDD perform the following steps 1 Using the remote control or navigation buttons on the front panel of the recorder select Setup from the Main menu and press 7 The Setup menu displays 2 Select System Options and press The System Options screen displays 3 Select HDD Format and press 4 In the submenu select HDD Format and press A warning message displays 19 Network HDD Recorder User Manual 5 6 8 Select OK to continue The Partitioning screen displays Using the and navigation buttons select the partitioning ratio
33. ns most commonly to correct operational bugs or to introduce enhanced functions From time to time new versions of firmware become available and the recorder should be kept up to date with the latest firmware version To update the recorder firmware perform the following steps 1 Power off and unplug the recorder 2 Create a bootable USB flash drive or USB key 3 Save the latest firmware update package to the USB key Ensure that you decompress or extract the files before you save them on to the USB key 4 Insert the USB key into any USB port on the recorder See Network HDD Recorder Tour on page 7 for port locations 5 Hold down the Play Stop button on the front of the recorder and plug in the power cable Continue holding the Play Stop button until the output display shows the Updating Firmware screen Do not turn off power or unplug the recorder during the upgrade IMPORTANT process 6 Follow the on screen prompts to complete the upgrade 53 Network HDD Recorder User Manual Appendix B Troubleshooting Connection Issues No image or a faulty image is displayed on my screen If the display output settings are incorrect the resulting image may be faulty 1 Check if all cable connections are secure and correctly assigned 2 Press TV System on the remote to cycle through the settings until a normal screen is displayed There are six output settings 4801 5761 480P 576P 720P 10801 Some HDMI displ
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35. or HDD title Return to the previous track of the DVD or HDD title Pause current playback Press to advance frame by frame Engage slow motion playback Press Play to return to normal speed Go back one menu level Decrease the playback volume Delete the selected media from the media lists i _ D O 2 T am al IIl o _____ 5s iT cy p T l 7 _ 712 0 0 s i a T O O ni i a d ee 2o II Network HDD Recorder User Manual 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 a NOTE Item Home Source Display Menu hotkeys HDD Network CM skip Audio AB_ Repeat Subtitle FRWD FFWD Zoom_in Zoom_out Stop Navigate Enter VOL Numeric pad Mute Description Display the main menu Cycle through input sources see note below Displays media information during playback and recording Quick access to the media menu Access HDD content Access network content Forward the current media for 30 seconds Select an audio track from DVD or HDD files Repeat a specific part of a movie continuously Activate subtitles of a DVD title if available Fast rewind the current playback Press repeatedly to increase speed Fast forward the current playback Press repeatedly to increase speed Zoom in on the currently displayed image Zoom out from the currently displayed image
36. ot support playbac k for these formats from the internal HDD You must play them from their original network location Gl The Video In Menu Press the Video In button on the remote control or select Enter Video Bypass and Record Mode from the Main menu to view and record the video or TV signal See Input connection on page 15 for connection information Viewing Video To view video from an input source perform the following steps 1 Ensure that the input source is connected correctly and that the signal is good See Making connections on page 15 2 Press Video In on the remote control to view the content currently playing on the input source When using the Component cable from the input source press the Ge Source button on the remote control to display the signal Recording Video To record video from an input source perform the following steps 1 Ensure that the input source is connected correctly and that the signal is good See Making connections on page 15 2 Press on the remote control to begin recording Video is recorded to an automatically created folder called My On Recordings on the device specified in Recording Options on page 45 3 ecording continues until you press on the remote or until there is no free space left on the internal HDD 30 Recording using Time Shift The Time Shift feature allows you to pause live TV feed for viewing at a later date To start Time Shift recording perform the foll
37. owering on the recorder After creating the desired connections perform the following steps to power on the recorder 1 Connect the power cable and DC power adapter 2 Plug the power cable into a power outlet 3 Plug the DC adapter into the power jack on the rear panel of the recorder The Power LED lights green and the startup splash screen displays The startup splash screen may differ from the example above Depending on the connection method selected you may need to manually select your TVs display mode to view the picture In the course of normal operation the first On Screen Display OSD screen displayed is the Main menu The first time you power on the recorder or after resetting to factory defaults the Setup First Time screen displays 17 Network HDD Recorder User Manual 4 Using the remote control or navigation buttons on the front panel of the recorder select the desired Menu Language from the submenu and press 5 The Time menu is highlighted Select Manual from the submenu Enter the date and time as directed then press to confirm 6 The Network menu is highlighted Select DHCP IP or FIX IP from the submenu to configure network settings See Wired LAN Setup on page 46 for more details If you do not want to configure network settings now select Cancel from the submenu to continue 7 Press to confirm network settings The Main menu displays Enter Video Bypass a
38. owing steps 1 Press Video In on the remote control to view the TV feed you intend to record 2 Press Time Shift on the remote control 3 The live program is paused on screen and recording begins 4 Press E to play the recorded content Recording continues until you press on the remote control or the NOTE 30 minutes Time Shift recording buffer is used up Using Scheduled Recording Scheduled Recording allows you to set dates and times when the recorder automatically records live TV feeds To program Schedules perform the following steps 1 Press Schedule REC on the remote control The Schedule screen displays the current schedules gt Using the remote control or navigation buttons on the front panel of the recorder select Edit from the Schedule menu and press amp 3 The Schedule Editor screen displays 31 Network HDD Recorder User Manual 4 s Enter the desired schedule information and press amp Select Confirm to edit the schedule The new entry is added to the Schedule screen 32 Managing Movies and Video Press the Movie button on the remote control or select Play Movies and Video Clips from the Main menu to access the Movies menu The Movie menu only displays noe video content avi mpg vob asf ifo dat mp4 ts DivX HD and Xivd Other types of media are hidden Playing Movies and Video 1 Using the remote control or navigation buttons on the front pan
39. r front panel Proceed to delete selected files displays 5 Select OK to delete the selected files 43 Network HDD Recorder User Manual Managing System Settings Press the Setup button on the remote control or select Enter Setup Menu from the Main menu to access the Setup menu Video and Audio Options Video and Audio options are used to alter the appearance of the output signal and set the audio output mode Aspect Ratio Set the output screen size to suit the display device Select from Pan Scan 4 3 Letterbox 4 3 or 16 9 Brightness Set the output screen brightness to suit the display device range 0 to 50 Contrast Set the output screen contrast to suit the display device range 0 to 50 Speaker Select the number of speaker channels to suit the audio o utput device Select from 2 channels or 5 1 channels for Dolby Digital surround sound Night Mode Night Mode is designed to dampen sound when noise pollution shall be avoided On loud or persistent sound is dampened automatically Comfort sudden or unexpected sound is dampened automatically Night Mode is only available with sophisticated audio equipment S PDIF Set the S PDIF mode to suit the audio output device Select from RAW LPCM RAW by HDMI or LPCM by HDMI 44 Recording Options Recording options set the recording quality and where recorded content is saved Quality Set the video recording quality On a sliding scale from
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41. rnal USB HDDs 33 External HDD access is slow 53 I cannot connect to the network 56 Operation Issues 56 I cannot copy files to my internal HDD 56 I cannot play display some files 56 I cannot record content from CD DVDs 56 I cannot play wmv format files 56 My AVI caption file doesn t display 37 During network playback the display freezes o r jumps 57 During Wireless network playback of rmvb files the message Media is Removed Stop Playback Confirm OK displays DE Network HDD Recorder User Manual Getting started Network HDD Recorder introduction The Network HDD Recorder is designed for a simple trouble free installation combining a feature rich media management package with versatile recording capabilities The compact design and connection flexibility make it ideal for home or office use supporting wired and WiFi connectivity for simple secure access to your media content What s in the box Unpack the N
42. rs TV Box Set Top Box and VHS recorders SDTV only r Component to DVD AV to VCR Output connection The following diagram demonstrates the ports used for output connections Output devices include displays projectors and stereos AYA Ay l Component to TV OOO bomponen 000 AV to projector A SPDIF and Optical LLAN to network The SPDIF jack and optical port can be used to support high quality digital sound output Sophisticated audio equipment may only require a connection through the optical port Please refer to your audio devices user manual for more details 15 Network HDD Recorder User Manual Peripheral Connection The following diagram demonstrates the ports used for connecting peripheral Xs T 7 Mini USB to PC devices Peripherals include external Bo HDDs and USB devices such as the OOO optional WiFi Dongle OG Q00 O00 USB host to external ADD or pen drive Connecting to a Network Your Network HDD Recorder supports the connection to an existing Local Area Network LAN with or without Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DHCP 1 Connect a standard HDD Recorder ee i RJ 45 Ethernet cable em E3 pe to the LAN port f Sig a AN Switch a 2 Connect the other a a a end to a switch hub J pA or router A N a ma yw 5 Notebook k See Wired LAN Setup on page 46 for more details 16 P
43. s the P navigation button to display the Save and Startup screen 8 Select OK and press D ad Hoc Testing begins When the connection is verified the Test OK screen displays the connection information 9O Press The Network Options screen displays showing the Ad Hoc IP address 10 Access the Browser and navigate to Network Workgroup Select the wireless device from the list and press An authentication screen displays Enter the username and password in the fields provided if the peer notebook requires logon information OR Select OK and press when Logon Successful displays access shared folders on the peer notebook through the Browser in the usual way 11 50 System Options System Options are used to configure device settings such as the OSD Menu Language and Time and to perform system maintenance Menu Language To change the OSD language perform the following steps 1 Using the remote control or navigation buttons on the front panel of the recorder select Menu Language and press 2 Select the desired language from the submenu and press amp The selected language change is applied immediately Time To set the recorder time perform the following steps 1 Using the remote control or navigation buttons on the front panel of the recorder select Time and press E 2 Select Manual from the submenu and enter the current date and time 3 Press to confirm the changes HDD Format Format
44. screen displays 47 Network HDD Recorder User Manual 4 Select Infrastructure AP and press the navigation button The Get SSID Name screen displays Select Auto to scan for available Service Set Identifiers SSIDs A list of available SSIDs displays showing security method and signal strength Select the desired SSID from the list and press the navigation button The Confirm SSID Name screen displays Press the navigation button to confirm the SSID The WLAN Security screen displays The Network HDD Recorder supports an Open System connection not recommended and WEP and WPA secure connections You must select the security method supported by the target SSID mwar OF the connection will fail Select the Wireless Security method used by the target SSID and press the gt navigation button A confirmation screen displays Press the navigation button to proceed If your SSID does not use security features the Wireless Address Setup screen displays Select the connection method and follow the onscreen prompts to test and complete the connection OR If your SSID uses security features select WEP or WPA and enter the security key specified by the SSID Select the connection method and follow the onscreen prompts to test and complete the connection A successful connection is established when an IP address is displayed and the signal strength monitor shows a positive signal Connection time may vary depending on n
45. sing the remote control or navigation buttons on the front panel of the recorder select the desired media in the Navigation panel and press D on the remote 2 Select Rename from the submenu and press The virtual keyboard displays 3 Enter the new name using the Navigation panel and select OK The media is renamed and the Music menu displays Deleting Music files You can only delete content from a FAT32 partition NTFS content is or read only 1 Using the remote control or navigation buttons on the front panel of the recorder select the desired media in the Navigation panel and press D on the remote 2 Select Delete from the submenu and press Confirm to delete displays 3 Select OK to delete the selected file s The media is deleted and the Music menu displays If you want to delete multiple files from a specific location use the Recycle feature in the Copy Files menu See Deleting multiple files on page 43 38 Managing Photos Press the Photo button on the remote control or select Display Photo and Slideshow from the Main menu to access the Photo menu The Photo menu only displays image content jpg and bmp Other Gi types of media are hidden Viewing Photos E Using the remote control or navigation buttons on the front panel of the recorder select the desired media in the Navigation panel and press The selected content displays 2 lt OPress to return to the Photo menu
46. ssee atten cedsansneneheedsorecesnractsnnpnsarensreoeess 11 Installing the optional hard disk drive 12 Making Connections 15 Input connection 15 Output connection 9 Peripheral Connection 15 Connecting to a Network 16 Powering on the recorder 17 Using the standby mode 18 Formatting the Hard Disk Disk 19 Installing the Transcode Server 22 Adding Content to Transcode Server 29 USING THE NETWORK HDD RECORDER osssssssseeessssssosocesssssss sssoosesssee 28 The main menu 28 Menu elements 29 Supported file formats 29 The Video In Menu 30 Viewing Video 30 Recording Video
47. sure that all cable connections are secure and that the local network is active 2 Using the remote control or navigation buttons on the front panel of the recorder select Wired LAN Setup and press amp gt 46 pi NOTE Wireless LAN Setup The optional WiFi Dongle provides wireless access to the recorder Plug the dongle into a USB slot on the recorder as shown Using the remote control or navigation buttons on the 1 front panel of the recorder select Setup from the Main menu and press amp 9 Select Network Options gt Wireless Setup and press The Connect or Modify submenu displays Select Fixed IP Manual and press amp A submenu displays IP Address Subnet Mask and Default Gateway Enter a valid IP address from your LAN typically 192 168 1 n where n 1 to 254 The Subnet Mask is entered automatically and should not be changed Enter a Default Gateway IP address if known otherwise leave the default Press Save Network Setting displays Select OK and press Ga testing screen displays When the test is complete the Network Options screen displays A successful connection is established when ON and an IP address display in the submenu If the connection fails try using another IP address See your Router User Manual for more information on LAN connection using Fixed or Static IP addresses Select Modify and press the navigation button The Get Connection Mode
48. turer s instruction manual may cause harmful interference with radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case you will be required to correct the interference at your own expense CE Declaration of Conformity EUROPE only This product has been tested in accordance to and complies with the European Low Voltage Directive 73 23 EEC and European EMC Directive 89 336 EEC The product has been marked with the CE Mark to illustrate its compliance Preface Safety Information Do not disassemble the recorder except as instructed during optional HDD Hard Disk Drive installation Disassembly may cause malfunction or fire or invalidate the warranty Keep magnetic materials such as speakers and batteries away from the recorder to avoid accidental HDD data corruption Do not expose the recorder to abnormal environmental conditions like smoke or dust water humidity or oils Ensure that a free airflow is maintained around the recorder Use only the supplied power adapter and cable Do not drop or apply pressure to the recorder to avoid damage to the HDD Copyright This publication including all photographs illustrations and software is protected under international copyright laws with all rights reserved Neither this manual nor any of the material contained herein may be reproduced without the written consent of the manufacturer Trademarks Other
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51. wn times depend on HDD size System error for example overheating or fan failure Item l Cooling fan 2 Mini USB port 3 Component In jacks 4 AV In jacks 5 Component Out jacks 6 AV Out jacks 7 HDMI Out port 8 SPDIF jack 9 Optical port 10 LAN port 11 USB host ports 12 DC power jack Description Regulates HDD temperature Connect to PC USB port Connect Component input devices Connect AV input devices Connect Component output devices Connect AV output devices Connect HDMI devices Connect SPDIF devices Connect optical devices Connect RJ 45 Ethernet cable to LAN Connect USB devices Connect DC power adapter No 10 11 12 13 14 I3 16 17 18 Item Power TV System Video In Record Time Shift USB Schedule Rec INS_ Replay Select Repeat Search NEXT PREV Pause Step Slow Return VOL Delete Remote control Description Power on off the recorder Cycle through NTSC Interlace NTSC Progressive PAL Interlaced and PAL Progressive output Display input source Begin resume recording Pauses live TV and begins recording for later viewing Access USB content Display and edit the recording schedule Rewind the current media 10 seconds and replay Highlight media in media lists for copying deleting and renaming Repeat the previous track Search current playback by title chapter or time Skip to the next track of the DVD
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