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  • Page 1: Table Of Contents

    SAFETY III PORTABLE MEDIA RECORDER 1 GETTING STARTED 5 DISH NETWORK AUDIO/VIDEO 17 SECOND SOURCE AUDIO/VIDEO 23 THE PHOTO ALBUM 37 THE BROWSER 45 THE VIDEOCORDER 49 THE SCHEDULER 53 THE AUDIOCORDER 57 SYSTEM SETUP 63 TROUBLESHOOTING 71 APPENDIX A-1...

  • Page 2: Safety

    Important Safety Precautions AFETY AFETY ONVENTIONS Throughout this user guide, there may be blocks of text indicated by symbols and printed in a different way than the surrounding text. These blocks of text require the attention of the reader to avoid hazardous situations.
  • Page 3 VOID EARING AMAGE Your PocketDISH respects the current regulations for limiting the output volume of consumer audio devices to a safe level while using the headset that came with the PocketDISH. Permanent damage to your ears will occur if headphones or ear buds are used at a high volume level. Over time you might get used to a higher volume level that may sound normal, but the risk of permanent damage to your ears is still present.

  • Page 4: Portable Media Recorder

    • C ONNECTORS OCKING TATION Chapter 1 VERVIEW Features include the following: ■ Video Recorder & Player: DISH Network content, WMV and MPEG-4. ■ Music Recorder & Player: DISH Network content, MP3, WMA, WAV. ■ Photo Viewer/Slideshow: JPG, JPEG, BMP.
  • Page 5 Portable Media Recorder ONTROLS AND NDICATORS ON: shows that the PocketDISH is turned on. HDD: shows that the hard drive is active. CHG: a solid light shows that the PocketDISH is connected to the battery charger. If charging is complete the light flashes. TV OUT: shows that the screen content is displayed on a TV.

  • Page 6: Getting Started

    Getting Started Connections and Setup ETTING STARTED Use this information to get started and connect your PocketDISH to other devices. • U DISH NPACK THE OCKET • F IRST • B ASIC PERATION • C DISH P -DVR ONNECT A LAYER SATELLITE RECEIVER •...
  • Page 7 Getting Started IRST Your PocketDISH has a rechargeable LiPo battery. Before first use, charge the battery according the given instructions. The LiPo battery is a high capacity power source. Do not use another battery charger or AC/DC adapter. For your safety, charge the LiPo battery only with the AC/DC adapter that came with the PocketDISH. Failing to do so can cause permanent damage to equipment and can result in serious personal injury.
  • Page 8 PocketDISH or manage the content on the PocketDISH via the receiver. 8 Using the DISH Network remote control unit: a Select Add and press the SELECT key if you want to transfer DISH Network content to the PocketDISH.
  • Page 9 Getting Started ONNECT A When connected to an external device, the PocketDISH uses more power than normal. Therefore, connect the PocketDISH to power to prevent an unwanted shutdown. 1 Connect the PocketDISH to power. 2 Turn the PocketDISH on. LAYBACK 3 Install the analog AV-cable directly in the AV connection (center jack) of the PocketDISH.
  • Page 10 Getting Started ONNECT THE OCKING TATION When connected to an external device, the PocketDISH uses more energy than normal. Therefore always connect the PocketDISH to the power to prevent an unwanted shutdown. If you want to record from the S-VHS connection (Video), please note that this connection operates as a video in connection only.
  • Page 11 Getting Started ENU STRUCTURE Some menus have sub-menus which may be displayed at the right side of your screen. With the Setup keys, depending on the menu, you can lock and unlock the keys, access additional file info, delete or rename a file, hide/show thumbnails, start a recording manually or create another folder to organize your files.

  • Page 12: Dish Network Audio/Video

    PocketDISH when connected with the USB cable. Please note that recorded content from the DISH Network audio will also appear in the Video folder of the PocketDISH. After you connect the PocketDISH to your compatible receiver, a pop-up message displays that asks you what you want to do: Manage or Add the PocketDISH content.
  • Page 13 1 Turn the PocketDISH on. 2 Allow the PocketDISH time for the desktop to display. 3 Select the Video icon (also used for playback of DISH Network audio recordings). 4 Press ON to view the folder content. 5 Select the DISH Network folder and press ON to view the video files.
  • Page 14 DISH Network Audio/Video DDITIONAL EATURES HEN VIEWING THE VIDEO FOLDER HEN VIEWING THE VIDEO FILE ■ ■ Info: displays additional information. Info: to show additional information. ■ ■ Folder management: accesses the File management: accesses the file folder options (if available).

  • Page 15: Second Source Audio/Video

    Chapter 4 NTRODUCTION DivX/XviD In addition to the playback of DISH Network content, the PocketDISH can also playback simple profile MPEG-4 encoded video files from other sources. With your PocketDISH you can transfer video files from your computer, your camcorder, USB stick or any other multimedia device which operates as a USB mass storage device.
  • Page 16 Second Source Audio/Video RANSFER UDIO IDEO ILES Note that the PocketDISH can display on your computer under different names. Possible names are PocketDISH or Removable Disk. 1 Onto your PC, shut down all programs before you start. 2 Use the USB cable to connect the PocketDISH to the PC. 3 Turn the PocketDISH on.
  • Page 17 Second Source Audio/Video Additional Features HEN VIEWING THE VIDEO FOLDER HEN VIEWING THE VIDEO FILE ■ ■ Info: displays additional information. Info: displays additional information. ■ ■ Folder management: accesses the File management: accesses the file folder options (if available). options (if available).
  • Page 18 Second Source Audio/Video LAYBACK A OMPATIBLE The PocketDISH always remembers where you stopped the last file for playback. On the desktop, select Resume to start the playback from that point forward. ASIC OPERATION 1 Turn the PocketDISH on. 2 Allow the PocketDISH time for the desktop to display. 3 Select the Music icon and press ON to access the content.
  • Page 19 Second Source Audio/Video HEN PLAYING THE SONGS ■ Audio settings: access the PlayMode (Single, Folder, All), Repeat & Shuffle (Normal, Repeat, Shuffle) Intro duration, Bass Boost, Bass, Treble and Balance settings. ■ Built-in speaker on/off: toggles between speaker (off) and headset (on). ■...
  • Page 20 Second Source Audio/Video LAYBACK LAYLISTS Before a song from the Playlist plays back, you can change the playback sequence. Press the upper Setup key to access the Setup menu. Select the option Playlist management and select Shuffle. 1 Turn the PocketDISH on. 2 Allow the PocketDISH time for the desktop to display.
  • Page 21 Second Source Audio/Video (MP9, MP10) INDOWS EDIA LAYER Windows MediaPlayer 10 will only run on a PC with Windows XP or higher. 1 In the folder . Double click your language C:\PocketDISH\source\PC software\MP9 or MP10 and locate the .exe file. 2 Double click the .exe file and follow the on-screen instructions.

  • Page 22: The Photo Album

    Chapter 5 NTRODUCTION In addition to the playback of DISH Network content, the PocketDISH can also display photos or images from other sources. These photos (images) need to be either in JPEG (.JPG) or BMP (.BMP) format. With your PocketDISH you can transfer digital photos (images) from your computer, camera, camcorder, USB stick or any other multimedia device which operates as a mass storage device.
  • Page 23 The Photo Album RANSFER IGITAL HOTOS MAGES FROM THE OMPUTER Note that the PocketDISH can display on your computer under different names. Possible names are PocketDISH or Removable Disk. 1 On your PC, shut down all programs before you start. 2 Use the USB cable to connect the PocketDISH to the PC.
  • Page 24 The Photo Album IEW A OMPATIBLE HOTO OR MAGE ASIC OPERATION 1 Turn the PocketDISH on, allow the PocketDISH time for the desktop to display. 2 Select the Photo icon and press ON to access the content. ETTING UP THE DISPLAY 1 Press the bottom Setup key and select the Photo browser settings.
  • Page 25 The Photo Album Additional Features HEN VIEWING THE FOLDERS HEN VIEWING THE FILES ■ ■ Info: displays additional information. Info: displays additional information. ■ ■ Folder management: accesses the File management: accesses the file folder options (if available). options (if available). - Create: makes a new folder.

  • Page 26: The Browser

    ■ Video : holds the (DISH Network) video files that you have transferred or the video that you have recorded with the use of the VideoCorder. In the Browser itself, one file (UPDATE_AV700E.AOS) is displayed. This file is mandatory and may not be deleted! This file is required to recover the PocketDISH after a system crash or to facilitate future software upgrades.
  • Page 27 The Browser OW TO SE THE ROWSER Do not delete the system folders. They are directly connected to the icons on the desktop. ASIC OPERATION 1 Turn the PocketDISH on. 2 Allow the PocketDISH time for the desktop to display. 3 Select the Browser icon.

  • Page 28: The Videocorder

    The VideoCorder Description and Operation IDEO ORDER This chapter gives you the description and operation for the VideoCorder. • D ESCRIPTION • O PERATION Chapter 7 ESCRIPTION PocketDISH can record video from almost any source using the docking station and the analog AV-cable.
  • Page 29 The VideoCorder PERATION 1 Connect the PocketDISH as described in Getting Started - Connect the Docking Station on page 13. 2 Allow the PocketDISH time for the desktop to display. 3 Select the VideoCorder icon and press ON. 4 In the pre-record screen, if necessary, use the keys to set the recording level.

  • Page 30: The Scheduler

    The Scheduler Description and Operation CHEDULER This chapter gives you the description and operation for the Scheduler. • D ESCRIPTION • O PERATION Chapter 8 ESCRIPTION With the PocketDISH you can make timed recordings. The Scheduler contains the timers which you can set with use of the number keys on the PocketDISH remote control unit or with the keys.
  • Page 31 The Scheduler PERATION 1 Connect the PocketDISH to your receiver as described in Getting Started - Connect a DISH Player-DVR satellite receiver on page 9. 2 Allow the PocketDISH time for the desktop to display. 3 Select the Scheduler icon and press ON to access the timers. 4 Select a timer and press the key to open the timer.

  • Page 32: The Audiocorder

    The AudioCorder Description and Operation UDIO ORDER This chapter gives you the description and operation for the AudioCorder. • D ESCRIPTION • O PERATION • I NCREMENTAL RECORDING • E DITING Chapter 9 ESCRIPTION PocketDISH can record audio from almost any source using the docking station and the analog AV-cable.
  • Page 33 The AudioCorder PERATION 1 Connect the PocketDISH as described in Getting Started - Connect the Docking Station on page 13. 2 Allow the PocketDISH time for the desktop to display. 3 On the desktop, select the AudioCorder icon and press ON. 4 In the pre-record screen, if necessary, use the keys to set the recording level.
  • Page 34 The AudioCorder DITING You can only edit the analog recordings, which have been made with use of the analog AV cable. You cannot edit transferred songs. 1 On the desktop, select the Music icon and press ON. 2 Select the Browse hard drive folder and press ON. 3 Use the keys to highlight the recording that you want to edit.

  • Page 35: System Setup

    System Setup Description and Operation YSTEM ETUP This chapter explains how to personalize and set up your PocketDISH. • D ESCRIPTION • S OUND • P OWER • P • D ISPLAY • D ISPLAY PPEARANCE • S YSTEM • I NSTALL A ERSONAL ALLPAPER...
  • Page 36 System Setup ISPLAY In the Display menu, you can set: ■ Language : sets the menu language. ■ Action Icon Help : sets the Setup menu explanation on or off. ■ TV Standard : sets the NTSC (USA) or PAL (Europe) standard. ■...
  • Page 37 System Setup LOCK In the Clock menu, you can set the local time: ■ Time Format : sets the 24 hour or 12 hour clock. ■ Year : sets the current year. ■ Month : sets the current month. ■ : sets the current day.
  • Page 38 System Setup NSTALL A ERSONAL ALLPAPER 1 Look up a photo as described in the The Photo Album - View a Compatible Photo or Image on page 41. 2 When the photo (image) is on-screen, press the upper Setup key to open the Setup menu. 3 Select File management, press the center key, select Save as wallpaper and press the center key again.

  • Page 39: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting Tips and Tricks ROUBLESHOOTING This chapter provides help for questions or problems you may have. • P OWER • DISH N ETWORK • C ONNECTIONS • F ILES • G AMES • M ULTIMEDIA • C OMPUTER • I OTHING ELPS Chapter 11...
  • Page 40 DISH Network Question Possible Cause How to Resolve ■ 1 I cannot transfer the DISH DISH Network content is This is normal. The content Network content from the encrypted and meant for that you have subscribed to PocketDISH to another private use only.
  • Page 41 Troubleshooting Connections Question Possible Cause How to Resolve ■ 1 There seems to be no Your cable might be damaged. Use another cable. connection between devices. ■ 2 The USB cable does not fit You did not use the USB Install the USB adapter cable between the external adapter cable.
  • Page 42 Troubleshooting Files Question Possible Cause How to Resolve ■ 1 I cannot play a file. You have a file format that is Use the MPEG-4 translator or not supported by the Windows Media Player to PocketDISH. convert your multimedia file into a playable format.
  • Page 43 Troubleshooting Question Possible Cause How to Resolve ■ 3 I cannot translate a file into Windows Media Player cannot There is no solution for this a format for the translate the file because it is a issue. PocketDISH. protected file. Computer If your problem or question is not listed in this section, please refer to the user’s guide that came with your computer or consult your computer retailer for advice.
  • Page 44 Troubleshooting If nothing helps Question Possible Cause How to Resolve ■ 1 The PocketDISH is frozen, You have activated the “Lock Press the bottom Setup key none of the buttons work. keyboard” option. until the padlock icon is selected. ■ Press the center Setup key to unlock the keys.

  • Page 45: Appendix

    PPENDIX This appendix informs you about warranty, compliance and agreements. • E XTENT OF IMITED ARRANTY • L IMITATIONS OF ARRANTY • L IMITATIONS OF IABILITY • L OCAL • FCC C OMPLIANCE • S OFTWARE OWNLOADS • LCD P IXEL OLICY •...
  • Page 46 Warranty, Compliance and Agreements IMITATIONS OF ARRANTY To the extent allowed by local law, neither Archos nor its third party suppliers make any other warranty or condition of any kind, whether express or implied, with respect to the Archos products, and specifically disclaim the implied warranties or conditions of merchantability, satisfactory quality, and fitness for a particular purpose.
  • Page 47 Warranty, Compliance and Agreements LCD P IXEL OLICY The LCD screen on your PocketDISH AV402E unit has been manufactured to rigorous standards to provide a high quality viewing experience. Nevertheless, your LCD screen may have slight imperfections. This is not particular to the Archos screen, but to all devices which have LCD screens regardless of the original manufacturer of the LCD.

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