Acer AT3705 manual

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    Contents Enjoying card reader content 3 Operating the card reader 3 Enjoying computer media content with the MGW 4 eConsole software setup 4 The MGW setup 6 Operating the MGW 11 Navigating the MGW menus 11 Music mode 1 2 Picture mode 1 4 Video mode 16 Online media 1 8 Settings 1 9 Networking glossary 20 Network encryption 20 MGW User's Guide A[...]

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    Dolby and the double-D symbol are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories. SRS is a trademark of SRS Labs, Inc. WOW technology is incorporated under license from SRS Labs, Inc. License: Manufactured under license from BBE Sound, Inc. The BBE Digital name and BBE Digital symbols are registered trademarks of BBE Sound, Inc. HDMI, the HDMI logo an[...]

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    English 3 Enjoying card reader content The card reader module gives you the additional capacity of being able to access, view and play media files (pictures, music and video) on your Acer LCD TV. Depending on the model of your TV, the card reader is located either on the front or side of your TV set. Please see "Your LCD TV overview" on p[...]

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    English 4 1 To install Acer eConsole software, insert the software disk into your PC's optical drive tray. If your system is set to auto start, the InstallShield Wizard screen will appear. Select Next> to bring up the software license agreement screen. 2 Read the agreement carefully and check "I accept the terms." Then click Next&[...]

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    English 5 4 a. By default, the eConsole software will select the Windows designated media files (My Music, My Pictures and My Videos) to share. If the default folders are correct, click Next> to continue with the installation process. b. If you want to change the default settings and share different files, click on the corresponding icon and bro[...]

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    English 6 For detailed instructions about the setup and operation of the MGW, please refer to the User's Guide file on the MGW CD. Router/AP (DHCP server)? Wireless (Access Point) Wired(Ethernet) Peer-to-peer Cable/ADSL Modem? Wireless (Ad Hoc) Yes Yes No No Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 The MGW setup The first time you use the MGW function you[...]

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    English 7 Cable/ADSL Modem Internet Router/AP DHCP Server a. Connecting to a wireless network (using an access point) To connect to your access point (AP), follow the instructions below: 1 CARD/MGW Press the CARD/ MGW button to open the MGW home page. From the home page, navigate to Settings and press OK to begin the setup procedure. 4-1 Select Net[...]

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    English 8 Cable/ADSL Modem Internet Router DHCP Server RJ-45 port 1 CARD/MGW Press the CARD/ MGW button to open the MGW home page. From the home page, navigate to Settings and press OK to begin the setup procedure. 4-1 Select Network Settings 4-2 Select Wired (Ethernet) and press OK . 2 Select Language Setup from the menu. 4-3 Define the IP setting[...]

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    English 9 or RJ-45 port c. Setting up a wired peer-to-peer connection Connect your LCD TV to your PC as indicated below: 1 CARD/MGW Press the CARD/ MGW button to open the MGW home page. From the home page, navigate to Settings and press OK to begin the setup procedure. 4-1 Select Network Settings 4-2 Select Wired (Ethernet) and press OK. 2 Select L[...]

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    English 10 d. Connecting a wireless (ad hoc) network To connect your PC via a wireless network, follow the instructions below: 1 Open your Network Connections window from the Start Menu. 3 Click on the Wireless Networks tab, and click the Advanced button. 2 Select Wireless Network Connection, and click the Properties button. 4 Select Computer-to- c[...]

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    English 11 Navigating the MGW menus To navigate around the MGW screens: 1. Use the directional keys to move between the onscreen buttons. Press OK to select your highlighted choice. 2. The MGW also has dedicated keys on the remote control . 3. Colored shortcut buttons are also used when in MGW mode. Functions for shortcuts are displayed at the bott[...]

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    English 12 Music mode MGW home page CARD/MGW a. Press the CARD/MGW key. b. While in MGW mode, and with MGW as the Empowering Key default, press the Empowering Key to access the main page. Alternatively, press the Music shortcut (g reen) button on the remote control to access the music folder page. Selected folder View, and select from, the folders [...]

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    English 13 Playing a song To listen to a song, highlight it using the arrow buttons on the remote and press OK . A green play symbol appears next to it to indicate that this is the song currently playing. To stop the song currently playing, push the STOP button on the remote. Remote control shortcuts Once a song is playing, use the shortcut buttons[...]

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    English 14 Picture mode MGW home page CARD/MGW a. Press the CARD/MGW key. b. While in MGW mode, and with MGW as the Empowering Key default, press the Empowering Key to access the main page. Alternatively, press the Picture shortcut (yellow) button on the remote control to access the picture folder page. c. View, and select from, the folders defined[...]

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    English 15 Viewing pictures To view a picture, highlight it using the arrow buttons on the remote and press OK. The picture will appear as a full-screen image. To access the picture file information at any time, press the DISPLAY button on your remote. Once viewing a file in picture mode, you can use the arrow buttons to move to the next picture as[...]

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    English 16 MGW home page CARD/MGW a. Press the CARD/MGW key. b. While in MGW mode, and with MGW as the Empowering Key default, press the Empowering Key to access the main page. Alternatively, press the Video shortcut (blue) button on the remote control to access the video folder page. c. View, and select from, the folders defined in Acer eConsole. [...]

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    English 17 Remote control shortcuts 1 Sound tracks Press to toggle the different sound modes. 2 OPTION Press to access Sound tracks and for jump by segment. 3 Rewind Press to rewind during video playback. 4 Play/Pause Press to play/pause video. 5 Stop Press to stop video playback. 6 Fast Forward Press to fast forward during video playback. 7 Previo[...]

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    English 18 MGW home page CARD/MGW a. Press the CARD/MGW key. b. While in MGW mode, and with MGW as the Empowering Key default, press the Empowering Key to access the main page. Alternatively, press the Online Media shortcut (red) button on the remote control to access the Online Media page. c. Make your selection from the Online Media available. BA[...]

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    English 19 Settings Firmware updates are made available by Acer to correct software issues and/or add new features to the MGW in your LCD TV. To access the updates, your TV will need to be connected to the Internet via a home network. Follow the steps below to update the firmware. 1 Open the Settings menu on your OSD. 2 Select Firmware Update ; thi[...]

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    English 20 Networking glossary 802.11b/g: Wireless networking standards that support data encryption and data transfer rates of 11 and 54 megabytes per second (Mb/s), respectively. 802.11g is backwards-compatible with the 802.11b standard. Ad hoc wireless network: A network where two PCs communicate on a peer-to-peer basis, without an access point [...]