Operating Environment; Terminology And Trademarks; Restrictions And Disclaimer - Toshiba RD-XS54SU Owner's Manual

Operating environment

The recorder complies with the 802.3 standard of IEEE
(Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers). The
following environment is required to use the Network
Navi features. Please check these conditions before
connecting to a PC.
PC
OS: Windows
Mac OS X (10.4)
Color monitor: 16-bit color or greater, 800 x 600
resolution or greater
Required device: LAN port (100 Base-TX/10 Base-T)
WWW browser
For Windows ® : Internet Explorer 6.0
For Mac OS : Safari 2.0
Operation cannot be guaranteed for versions beyond
the above.
The installation of Java VM Ver. 1.5 (for Mac OS X:
1.4.2) is required to use Network Navi features.
To obtain the latest Java VM, check the website of
Sun Microsystems, Inc. at http://www.sun.com/ (as of
May 2005).
Network connection environment
Broadband always-on connection
Note
• Operating environment may change without advance
notice. In addition, all operations are not guaranteed.

Terminology and trademarks

• Microsoft, Windows, and the Internet Explorer logo are
registered trademarks and/or trademarks of Microsoft
Corporation in the U.S. and other countries.
Windows ® 2000...Microsoft
operating system Service Pack3 (SP3)
Windows ® XP...Microsoft ®
• The official name of Windows is Microsoft Windows
Operating System.
• Macintosh, Mac, and Safari are trademarks of Apple
Computer, Inc.
• The product names in this document may be used as
trademarks or registered trademarks by each company.
• Java and all Java related trademarks and logos are
registered trademarks or trademarks of Sun Microsystems,
Inc. in the U.S. and other countries.
® 2000/XP
® Windows ® 2000 Professional
Windows ® XP operating system
Restrictions and disclaimers
Before using Network Navi, please read and understand
the important information in "Operating environment" and
"Restrictions and Disclaimers."
Restrictions and Disclaimers
• Network Navi features can only be used when the recorder
is in an operational state (excluding the confirmation
feature of timer recording setting via email while in standby
mode). Network Navi features cannot be used to turn on
the power for the recorder (except when "timer recording
feature" and "Auto Power OFF" are set).
• Through connection to a PC, Network Navi features can be
used to edit text information such as title names, chapter
names, and program descriptions; change various settings;
display thumbnails; and load background data contained in
the DVD-Video menu. Obtaining, changing, and/or adding
other information to content cannot be done.
• Network Navi features, which are used through a
connected PC, are not for video replay and image and
audio data loading, editing, writing, and file transfer.
• The included LAN cable (crossover cable) can be used to
directly connect the recorder to a PC. For connection to a
hub or router, use a separate, commercially available LAN
cable (straight cable).
• Operating Environment
1. OS (operating system): Windows
OS X (10.4).
2. DOS/V compatible PC or Macintosh computer (LAN
connector required).
3. Internet browser: Internet Explorer (Windows
Safari (Mac OS).
• All of the following environmental conditions are
required for using "Timer recording setting using email".
4. Always-on broadband internet connection.
5. Email account that can send and receive mail from
the installation location (using a POP server and
SMTP server).
6. Broadband router with hub (DHCP feature base is
recommended).
• The communication features of this recorder comply
with the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
(IEEE) 802.3.
• Certain factors including, without limitation, the
available bandwidth and quality of your internet
connection, and the connection between the recorder
and your PC, may cause a delay and/or error in the
displaying of content on your PC. Such delays and/or
errors, if any, may be more pronounced when the
recorder is connected via a wireless LAN.
• Some Network Navi features may not be usable due to
certain settings and/or restrictions set by the Internet
service provider (ISP) supplying your broadband
Internet connection.
® 2000/XP or Mac
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