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Emtec Movie Cube Theater T800 manual

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    EN 5 1. Introduction ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 1.1 Preface ...............................................................................................................................[...]

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    EN 6 1. Introduction 1.1 Preface Dear Customer , Thank you very much for purchasing the product. In the digital era, this pr oduct is a great home entertainment partner. W ith the outstanding design, you can enjoy movies and music , and view photos via projector display ,It’ s easy to use this pr oduct as a portable external storage device with i[...]

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    EN 7 1.3.3 Radio interference/compatibility • If not properly shielded, almost all electronic devices will get radio int erference. Under some conditions, y our player might get interference. • The design of this player has f ollowed the FC C/CE standard, and has f ollowed the f ollowing rules: 1. This player ma y not cause harmful interf[...]

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    EN 8 1.4 Connection 1.4.1 Connect to Computer 1. Make sure the player is pow ered on; 2. Plug in the squarish connector of the USB cable to this player’ s USB DE VICE port; 3. Plug in the rectangular connector of the USB cable to computer . 1.4.2 USB Mass Storage Device (like USB P en Drive , MP3, USB HDD etc.) C onnection 1. Make sure the player[...]

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    EN 9 1.4.4 A/V IN and VGA IN connection 1.4.4.1 A/V IN 1. Follo w the picture and plug in the connector to the player’ s A/V IN jack ; 2. Follo w the picture and plug in the 3 color connector to the other player’ s A/V OUT jack . In this way , Y ou can through this machine’ s projector functions views the output on another machine. 1.4.4.2 VG[...]

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    EN 10 1.4.6 Pow er connection (1) Follo w the picture and connect the AC adaptor to the play er’ s DC IN jack; (2) Follo w the picture and plug in the AC adaptor to the pow er outlet. 1.4.7 *ANT connection (For T750/T800/T800x) Follo w the picture and plug a T V Aerial to the ANT . / RF IN socket. 1.5 First Time Usage 1. Pow er on Remove the lens[...]

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    EN 11 2. About the Play er 2.1 Remote Contr ol All procedures in this manual can be carried out using the remot e control buttons . See the following for details on each button and its function: 1. POWER 2. SOURCE 3. SETUP 4. OPTION 5. DVD 6. REPEA T 7. SHIFT 8. FR 9. PLA Y/P AUSE 10. HOME 11. DIRECTION KEY 12. VOL+/- 13. NUMERIC BUT T ONS 14. *RED[...]

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    EN 12 23 FF Dur ing video/audio playback, press this button to fast f orward 24 SUBTITLE T urn on/o subtitle 25 AUDIO Switch audio channels. 26 SLIDE Select to set photo + music slide show 27 INFO Press t o show the media le’ s information 28 DEVICE Enter DEVICE interface from other interface 29 MUTE Press this button t o turn on/o mute [...]

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    EN 13 2.4 T op Panel 1. Source 2. Return 3. Left/Right/Up/Down/Enter 4. Menu 5. POWER button 2.5 Bottom Panel 1. T ripod Stand Hole 3. Pr ojector F unctions Machine supports for a resolution of 800*600 out-put and the source of A/V ,YPbPr ,VGA,it also supports sound out-put through the Sound box and the earphone. 3.1 Projector F unction The machine[...]

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    EN 14 3.1.3 VGA mode When you select VGA , the projector show the computer output if there is VGA input Whatever the output of your PC is a wide screen f ormat resolution or a normal(4:3) resolution, the output resolution is a normal(4:3) resolution of 800*600 3.1.4 projector setup Press the SHIFT button on the machine or on the remote con trol to [...]

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    EN 15 4.2 Movie Playback Enter movie interface, only supported video les and folders will be displayed . This player supports DA T , VOB , A VI and MPG video les. Select a video le to star t playback, due to size of the video , the loading process might take a while . Y ou can access the following functions during playback: • PLA Y/P [...]

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    EN 16 4.4 Music Playback Enter music interface, only supported audio les and folder will be displayed. This player supports MP3 and WMA audio les. Select an audio le to star t playback. Y ou can access the following functions during playback: • PLA Y/PUASE: P ress this button to play/pause the pla yback • FR/FF: P ress to fast re[...]

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    EN 17 Press the navigational buttons to selec t options while navigating the DVD root menu. Y ou can access the following functions during playback: • RETURN: Press to return to the r oot menu during playback. • OPTION: Press to activate/hide the t ool bar during playback. • PREV/NEXT: Press t o go to previous/next chapter . • S[...]

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    EN 18 4.7.2 DISPLA Y SETUP Select DISPLA Y SETUP and you can setup TV ST AND ARD, DISPLA Y TYPE and T V ST ANDARD . T V ST ANDARD NTSC, P AL , AUT O DISPLA Y TYPE 4:3 PS, 4:3 LB 4.7.3 PHOT O SETUP Select PHOTO SETUP and you can setup INTERV AL TIME, TRANSITION EFFECT , SHOW TYPE, COL OR TONE and BROWSE. INTERV AL TIME 5 Sec, 10 Sec, 15 Sec, 30 Sec,[...]

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    EN 19 SLIDE SHOW FOLDER, ALL FILES FW VESION Show the FW version DEF AUL T Select to restore factory defaults 4.7.5 AUT O PLA Y SETUP Select AUT O PLA Y SETUP and you can setup AUTO PLA Y in PHOT O , MUSIC and MOVIE. PHOT O ON, OFF MUSIC ON, OFF MOVIE ON, OFF 4.7.6 *DVB- T SETUP(For T750/T800/T800x) When in the DVB- T interface, press SETUP to ente[...]

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    EN 20 4.8 *My Record (F or T800/T800x) Enter my rec ord interface, you can playback the r ecorded TV programs; T o play a record title, do the follo wing: 1. Press the up / down butt on on the remote contr ol to select the title you wish to play . 2. Press the ent er button on the remote contr ol to play the le. 3. Press the stop or the back but[...]

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    EN 21 Auto Search In AUT O SCAN mode, the system will automa tically scan for available DVB- T TV channels. Manual Search In MANUAL SEARCH mode , you can select the Channel No. Use the na vigational and numerical buttons on the remote con trol to select or input. Press the enter butt on to conrm. 4.9.2 W atch DVB- T T V programs Select the DVB-T[...]

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    EN 22 4.9.2.2 Electronic Programming Guide Press the EPG button when w atching DVB- T TV programs, the Electronic Pr ogramming Guide will be displayed . Press the up / down butt on to change channels. P ress the left / right button to enter the prog ram menu. Pr ess the up / down button to change program. 4.9.2.3 T eletex t Menu If the broadcasted [...]

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    EN 23 5. Upgrading the F irmwar e The rmware is the opera ting system (OS) installed on the device . Firm ware upgrades can bring new f eatures, impr ovements and bug xes. Download the latest rmwar e from our ocial website . Step 1: Prepar e the Memory Card or USB Key Y ou will need a Memor y Card or USB Key for rm ware upgrade . Mak[...]

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    EN 24 6.2 Frequen tly Asked Questions Question 1. My computer does not recognize my player . Answer: 1. Make sure the player is pow ered on. If it is o , the computer will not be able to nd the play er; 2. Make sure the player is connected to comput er . (Refer to 1.4.1 f or connecting player to comput er); 3. When using Windows 98SE , instal[...]

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    EN 25 Question 7. Why I can ’t nd my les stored on HDD or other devic es? Answer: 1. Only les supported by movie cube will be displayed on the menu.The machine can only see the le that it can support the le’ s format, if the format of the le in the device is not supported by the machine , then the machine will prompt «no play[...]

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    EN 26 Specically for Liquid Crystal Display (“L CD”) screens: Despite the highest possible standards, the intricate manufacturing of Liquid Crystal Display (L CD) screens ma y still produce slight visual imperfections that do not impair the per formance of your Movie Cube Theater . The warranty is applicable if you see either: • 3 brigh[...]

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    EN 27 is a work based on the Prog ram, the distribution of the whole must be on the terms of this License, whose permissions for other licensees extend to the entire whole, and thus t o each and every part regardless of who wrote it. Thus, it is not the intent of this section to claim rights or cont est your rights to work written entir ely by you;[...]

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    EN 28 This section is intended to make thoroughly clear what is believed t o be a consequence of the rest of this License . 8. If the distribution and/or use of the Program is restricted in certain countries either by patents or b y copyrighted interfaces, the original copyright holder who places the P rogram under this License ma y add an explicit[...]