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Emtec N120 manual

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    Home Multimedia Cent er Movie Cube N120 User ’ s Manual (V ersion 1.0.0)[...]

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    2 / 21 T able of Conte nt s 1. Introduction .......................................................................................................................... 3 1.1 Preface ............................................................................................................... 3 1.2 Packing List ......................................[...]

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    3 / 21 1. Introduction 1.1 Preface Dear Custom er , Thank you very m uch for purchasing th e pro duct. In the digital era, this product is a great home entertainment p artner . W ith the outstanding design, you can e njoy m ovies and music, and v iew photos of precious m oment s. T his product can directly pla yback files f ro m U disk and portable[...]

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    4 / 21 1.3.1 Usage caut ions User should not m odify this player . The environmental temperature should be within +5 ℃ ~ +35 ℃ . 1.3.2 Power The play er ’s power voltage: DC 5 V. W hen using this player , please connect th e s upplied AC adapter or AC adapter cable to the player ’s power jack . When placing the adapter cable, m ake sure it [...]

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    5 / 21 1.4 Connection 1.4. 1 USB M ass Storage Device (like USB Pen D rive, MP3, USB HDD , etc.) Connection (1) Make sure the pla yer is powered on; (2) Plug in the U SB Pen Drive or U SB HDD or other USB de vi ce to the USB HOST port of this player . 1.4. 2 M emory card connection Memor y c ard can be used b y inserting to th e card slot. (1) Make[...]

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    6 / 21 1.4. 3 T V connection 1.4. 3.1 A /V OUT (1) Follow the picture and plug in the connector to t he player ’ s A/V OUT jack ; (2) Follow the picture a nd plug in the 3 col or connector to the TV’s A/V IN jack . (3) Select the appropr iate input source. In this way , you can enjoy the content in the pl ayer on TV or other display devices. 1.[...]

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    7 / 21 1.5 First Time Usage 1. Power on Plug in the power cord to DC IN jack on the pl a y er , and the PO W ER indicator on the front p anel will turn blue. 2. Power off In playback and oth er interface, press the P OW ER butto n on the remote control , the player will enter standby mode, and the POW ER indicator will tur n red. 3. Language cont r[...]

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    8 / 21 2. About the Pla y e r 2.1 Remote Control All procedures in this m anual can be carri ed out using the rem ote control. See the following f or details on each button and its function: 1. POW ER 2. HOME 3. OPTION 4. VOL + 5. UP 6. LEFT 7. PLA Y / P AUSE 8. VOL - 9. DOW N 10.PHOTO 1 1. STOP 12. TV SYS. 13. PREV 14. R IGHT 15. NEXT 16. RETURN 1[...]

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    9 / 21 10 PHOTO Press to activate photo s lideshow with bac kground music. 11 STOP Press to stop pla y back . 12 TV SYS. Press to switch v ideo output modes. 13 PREV Press to go to previous chapter / file, or page up on list. 15 NEXT Press to go to next cha pter / file, or page down on list. 14 RIGHT Press to move th e highlight right when navigati[...]

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    10 / 21 2. 4 Side Panel 1. Card slot 2. USB HOST port (B-Ty p e)[...]

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    11 / 21 3. Setup Menu The Setup Men u a llows you to conf igure video, audio, ph oto and s y st em settings. Select Setup icon in the m ain interface to en ter this Menu. 3.1 General Setup This section allo ws y ou to setup OSD Language and other system settings. OSD Language T o select and change the system language. File Sorting T o select and ch[...]

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    12 / 21 3.2 Video Setup This section allo ws y ou t o configure the video s ettings. TV T ype T o set the TV system Resolution T o set the video output m ode: 480i/576i, 480p/576p, 720p, 1080i Divx Subtitle Y o u can turn subtitle on/off Subtitle Color Y o u can select the color of t he subtitle, Subtitle Backgroud Y o u can select the color of t h[...]

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    13 / 21 3.4 Photo Setup This section allo ws y ou to conf igure the photo sett ings. Interval Time T o set the interval time of photo s lide show: 1S, 3S, 5S, or 10 S. T ransiti on Mo de T o set the transition effect of photo slide sho w . Main Page Back to the m ain setup menu. 3.5 Firmware Version This section displa y s the firm ware version.[...]

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    14 / 21 4. Media Pla y b ack  Main Int erface In th e m ain int erface, use the directio n k eys to sele ct and en ter different m ode . The m ain interface contains: Setup, D evice, Photo, Music, Video, and File.  Select the device Select the Dev ice icon on the main interface to e nter this menu, then y ou can select the device or partition[...]

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    15 / 21 Press the UP / DOWN b utton to select a video file you wish t o pla y , and press the PL A Y / P AUSE button to begin the playback. Y o u can access the followin g functions during playback:  OPTION : Press to activate/hide the tool bar during playback.  PREV/NEXT : Press to go to previous/nex t file.  STOP : Press to stop the pla [...]

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    16 / 21 Press the UP / DO WN button to s elect a music track you wish to play . In music list, press the LEFT button t o enable the buttons in the tool bar . 4.3 Photo List Select the P hoto icon on the m ain interface to ente r this m enu, and all of th e s upported pictures stored on the device will be displa yed. Press the UP / DOWN button to se[...]

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    17 / 21 Y o u can access the followin g functions during playback:  OPTION : Press to activat e/hide the tool bar during playback.  PREV/NEXT : Press to go to previous/nex t file.  STOP : Press to stop the pla y back . 4.4 Slide Show In photo list or m usic list, press PHOTO button in the remote control, or press the slideshow button in th[...]

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    18 / 21 Press the navigationa l buttons to select options while navigating the DVD root menu. Y ou c an access the following f unctions during pla y back :  HOME : Press to return to the root m enu during playback .  OPTION : Press to activate/hi de the tool bar during playback.  PREV/NEXT : Press to go to previous/nex t chapter .  STOP[...]

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    19 / 21 5. Upgrading th e Firm w are The firmware is the operating system (OS) installed on th e dev ice. Firm ware u pg rades can bring new features, im provements and bug fixes. Download the latest f ir m w are from our official website. The f oll owing sho w s the necessar y steps for upgrading the firmware. 1. Power on the pla y er . 2. The fil[...]

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    20 / 21 6. Appendixes 6.1 Specifications Video Format: A VI, VOB, MPG , MP4, DA T Codec: MPEG- 1, MPEG-2, MPEG- 4 ASP Resolution: Up to 720x 576 (P AL), 720x4 80 (NTSC) Subtitle: SRT , SSA, S MI, SUB Audio Format: MP3, W MA (DRM, Pro and Advanced Prof ile not supported) Codec: MP2, MP3, PC M, LPCM Compres sion rate: MP3: 32 Kbps~320 Kbps; W MA: 32 [...]

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    21 / 21 Question 4. How c an I format a portable HDD (above 32 GB ) into a F A T3 2 partition? Answer: W indow s 2000/XP can view a F A T 32 p artition w ithin the capacity of m ore than 32GB, but the format tool in W indows 2000/XP can only format F A T 3 2 p artition within the capacity of 32GB. If you need to form at any F A T 32 partitio n be y[...]