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    InternetVu e™ IV-202 0 User Manual[...]

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    3.04.58 NOV050 7 2 Table of Conten ts Introduction ..... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ........ ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ........ ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ... 3 Product Speci fications ..... ...... ...... ...... ........ ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ........ ...... ...... ....[...]

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    3.04.58 NOV050 7 3 Introduction Congratulatio ns, and thank you fo r your InternetVue ™ purchase. InternetVue™ will allow you to display your PC ’s screen contents on any TV or projector wirelessly. You will be able to view videos, digita l photos, websites, and ju st about anything on your PC, will be sho wn on your TV. Moreover, your PC’s[...]

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    3.04.58 NOV050 7 4 Power Audio CVBS Pr Y Pb RJ45 Factory Reset Button Antenna Retail Box Contents Ensure that your Inte rnetVue™ kit has all the following item s. Otherwise, conta ct Tech Support for more info rmation. InternetV ue™ Receiver Application C D Quick Start G uide AC P ower Adapt er Audio Cable Video Cable Ethernet Cab le Ports and [...]

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    3.04.58 NOV050 7 5 Overall Requirements 1. TV, projecto r, or other display device with component or composite video inputs. For the best po ssible InternetVue™ exper ience, an HDTV with compon ent inputs is best. PCs with dual/quad -core processors and /or faster speed and mo re memory will result in smoot her video playba ck especially when vie[...]

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    3.04.58 NOV050 7 6 Configuratio n Options There are four possible ways to interface the Inter netVue™, your PC, a nd your internet connection . However, kee p in mind that the internet connection is not necessary. Select which Configu ration works best for you fr om the table below. Configuratio n A B C D PC Networ k Connection Type Wireless Wire[...]

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    3.04.58 NOV050 7 7 Configuratio n B: Wireless / Wired In this Confi guration, your PC communicate s to InternetVue™ via wireless networking. The InternetVue™ is di rectly connected to your router/gate way via the wired net work connection. Internet acce ss is relayed through the InternetVue™ to your PC via wireless networking. Configuratio n [...]

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    3.04.58 NOV050 7 8 Installation Procedure  Make sure that the TV or projector and the InternetVue™ is un powered. Connect the InternetVue™ re ceiver box to your TV or proje ctor’s appropriate AV inputs. TV with Co mponent Video Inputs (Best Q uality): TV with Co mposite Video Input:  Connect the power adapter to the InternetV ue™ DC p[...]

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    3.04.58 NOV050 7 9  The Intern etVue™ will auto- detect which ou tput is being used to connect to the TV. In about 30-60 seconds, it will be fully initialized, and the following “Welcome Scr een” will come up on your TV or projector: This confirm s the connection between the InternetVue™ re ceiver and the TV or projector. No w, you can b[...]

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    3.04.58 NOV050 7 10 In the event that there is more than one InternetVue™, t he Select Output Display win dow will appear. Here, you can select the InternetVue™ re ceiver by its “Wireless ID” as shown in the i mage of step 3 above. Dependin g on your InternetVue™ receiver’ s internal firmwar e, the PC2TV software may prompt you to upgra[...]

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    3.04.58 NOV050 7 11 TV Type Allows you to selec t between a standa rd TV or an HDTV. The HDTV set ting supports higher resolutions like 1280 x 720 fo r Photo mode.[...]

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    3.04.58 NOV050 7 12 Connection Summary This shows the vi deo output options, an d allows you to select b etween composite and compo nent.[...]

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    3.04.58 NOV050 7 13 Password Setup This screen allows you to create a password to p revent others from changi ng your configuration. This is comp letely optional.[...]

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    3.04.58 NOV050 7 14 Device Name (SSID) This allows you to ch ange the “Wireless ID” bro adcasted by t he InternetVue™. This is useful when multiple receiv ers are present. You can assign any four-charac ter alphanumeric suffix to each InternetVue™ bo x. The InternetVue™ recei ver will then have an SSID of “PC2TV-xxxx” whe re the “xx[...]

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    3.04.58 NOV050 7 15 Wireless Network Select the correct settings here for inte rnet access while co nnected to the Interne tVue™ receiver. The correct o ption here is based on your configu ration as described in the beginning of this manual. Configuration A Select “Connec t to external networks using wi reless” Select the wireless gateway/rou[...]

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    3.04.58 NOV050 7 16 You can also ma nually enter the wireless gateway/ro uter SSID, chann el, security and encryption det ails by clicking on this button (1 – see previous pa ge). The following win dow will appear: If the entered p asskey, channel, SSID, or securi ty type is inco rrect, PC2TV will prompt you to try again. Clic k YES :[...]

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    3.04.58 NOV050 7 17 Configuration B Select “Connec t to external networks using wi red ethern et” Configuration C Select “None” Configuration D Select “None” In configu rations B and D, only your PC an d the InternetVue™ c ommunicate wirelessly; the internet connection to t he gateway/router is wired. Wireles s security can be enabled[...]

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    3.04.58 NOV050 7 18 Configuratio n Summary This screen di splays summary of the selections mad e and connection s between various devi ces. Click the Cancel button at the bo ttom of the s creen to exit the Configuration Wizard at any time or click on Finish a t the end of t he wizard. Af ter initial com pletion of the C onfiguration Wiza rd, the st[...]

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    3.04.58 NOV050 7 19 Factory Reset Sometimes a fac tory reset is necessary to clear all settings in t he InternetVue™ re ceiver. It will be brought back to the facto ry default state. The SSID ma y change, and starting the PC2TV s oftware wi ll invoke the Configuration Wizard once a gain. To perform a fac tory reset, make sure t he InternetVue™ [...]

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    3.04.58 NOV050 7 20 Main PC2TV Window Click Hide/Mut e to blank t he video and m ute the audio . Click VIDEO to incr ease fra me rate at a re duced reso lution. This will sw itch you to 800x600 for smoo thest playback. Best for videos and movies. Click PHOT O to shar pen ima ge quality and i ncrease th e resolution, but at a red uced frame rate. B [...]

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    3.04.58 NOV050 7 21 PC2TV Advanced Settin gs The Advanced Settings are the same as tho se in the Confi guration Wizard, aside fro m a few additiona l options. Summary The first scree n shows the overall connection summa ry:[...]

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    3.04.58 NOV050 7 22 Device Settings Clicking on “ Device Settings” on the left side shows the next screen: Click here to star t the Configu ration Wizard Click here to enable th e Security A ccess Numbe r[...]

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    3.04.58 NOV050 7 23 About the Security Access Number featur e When enab led, this forces the user to enter a four-digit code displayed on the TV before the In ternetVue™ will allow the PC to co nnect to it. This code changes each time the Int ernetVue™ receiver is power-cycled. The Security Ac cess Number provides additiona l security by not al[...]

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    3.04.58 NOV050 7 24 TV Type You can chan ge the TV Type here, either standard or HDTV: Connection Summary Here, you can select which output connector s to use, either composite or component vide o:[...]

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    3.04.58 NOV050 7 25 Internet Connectio n In this scree n, the settings for the inte rnet connection can b e changed. TCP/IP Settings There are two ways for InternetVue™ to have its IP address assigned. First the thro ugh DHCP, the default met hod. In DHCP, the router/gate way, or DHCP server assigns Interne tVue™ an IP address automatically. Se[...]

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    3.04.58 NOV050 7 26 Advanced More advanced o ptions can be set here. Password Setup Optional password se tting. See p.13 for more inf o. Upgrade This screen allows you to perform a manual firmware upgra de. It is recommended not perform any ma nual firmware upgrade s unless instructed by Ad dlogix support. Video Settings The Qualit y Settings are s[...]

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    3.04.58 NOV050 7 27 Troubleshooting Tips If InternetVue d oes not appear on the list of ava ilable wireless networks • InternetVu e™ is power ed off, its wireless si gnal is too weak, or the a ntenna has come loos e. Check fo r thes e conditions, or t ry moving the PC clos er to it. • If you are usi ng Microsof t wireles s utility: 1. Exit th[...]

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    3.04.58 NOV050 7 28 If the video pause s at the beginning of the seque nce for less tha n 2 seconds and resta rts • This is norma l behavio r. The system is optimi zing set tings to o ptimize video co mpression a nd display performance . If the DVD or video playback is jerky or does not display on the TV scree n • Check your vi deo playba ck so[...]

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    3.04.58 NOV050 7 29 FCC Notice (USA) This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rul es. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection agains t harmful interference in a commercial environment. This equipment generat es, uses, and can radiate radio freq[...]