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Summary of Contents for Networked Media Tank A-110
- Page 1 Networked Media Tank User’s Guide A-110...
- Page 2 Table of Contents // Popcorn Hour A-110 1.0 Safety 1.1 For Your Safety ................... 2.0 Product Overview 2.1 Package Contents ................2.2 Introduction ..................2.3 Features ..................... 2.4 Minimum System Requirements ............2.5 Hardware Overview ................2.5.1 Front Panel ................
- Page 3 // Popcorn Hour A-110 3.0 Quick Start 3.1 Media Filters ..................3.2 Viewing a Video .................. 3.3 Basic Remote Control Buttons ............. 3.4 Basic Video Setup ................3.5 Basic Audio Controls ................4.0 Media Sharing 4.1 Installing Media Servers on your PC ............
- Page 4 5.1 Hard Disk Drive (HDD) Installation ............5.2 NMT Applications Installation .............. 5.3 Using the USB Slave Drive Function ..........6.0 Using your Popcorn Hour A-110 NMT 6.1 Remote Control Functions ..............6.2 Media Source ..................6.3 Web Services ..................
- Page 5 // Popcorn Hour A-110 6.3.2 MSP Community ..............6.3.3 Torrent ..................6.3.4 SayaTV ..................6.4 Setup ....................6.4.1 Preferences ................6.4.2 Audio/Video ................6.4.3 Network .................. 6.4.4 Network Share ................. 6.4.5 NMT Applications ..............6.4.6 DVD/Audio CD ................6.4.7 Maintenance ................
- Page 6 // Popcorn Hour A-110 7.1.2 SMB Server ................7.1.3 NFS Shares (Network File System) ..........7.1.4 Syabas CE-HTML Server (myiHome) .......... 7.2 Torrent Setup ..................7.3 Usenet Client Setup: NZBGet .............. 7.3.1 Setting up the NZBGet on the NMT ...........
- Page 7 // Popcorn Hour A-110 9.3 Chipset and Memory ................9.4 Ports and Connectors ................. 9.5 Audio/Video Output ................9.6 Supported Audio/Video Formats ............9.7 Web Services ..................9.8 Connectivity ..................
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Page 8: For Your Safety
Safety // Popcorn Hour A-110 1.1 For Your Safety Message Description This is a useful tip in using the product This is a reminder in using the product Reminder This is a non-critical notice to the user Note Failure to take or avoid a specific action could result in damage... -
Page 9: Product Overview
N o : M od el n e tw .:/@ pqrs wxyz CAPS DELETE RETURN SOURCE R es et Popcorn Hour A-110 NMT (HDD not included) HDMI cable ENTER INFO HOME MENU PREV PLAY NEXT TITLE STOP REPEAT... - Page 10 Congratulations on your purchase of an award winning product that will enhance your home multimedia experience. The Popcorn Hour A-110 Networked Media Tank (NMT) allows you to stream digital video, audio and photos from various sources for your enjoyment on your HDTV or Home Theater setup. You can...
- Page 11 Audio pass-through for DTS HD-HR, DTS HD-MA, Dolby Digital Plus and Dolby TrueHD. The ports on the A-110 have also been relocated, with a USB port moved to the rear panel, an optical S/PDIF port to replace the co-axial S/PDIF port, and a hardware reset button for easy use of the device.
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Page 12: Minimum System Requirements
// Popcorn Hour A-110 2.4 Minimum System Requirements • High-Definition (HD) or standard television (TV) with HDMI, S-Video, Component Video, Composite Video input • TV, Ster eo, or HD Audio receiver with Optical Digital, Coaxial Digital, or Composite Audio input •... -
Page 13: Hardware Overview
// Popcorn Hour A-110 2.5 Hardware Overview 2.5.1 Front Panel networked media tank Model No: A-110 Reset Reset Button IR (Infrared) Receiver Power Indicator Press to reset your NMT. The IR receiver receives signals from the Displays an AMBER indicator when your NMT remote control. -
Page 14: Back Panel
// Popcorn Hour A-110 2.5.2 Back Panel COMPONENT VIDEO AUDIO OUT HDMI USB-PC USB ETHERNET POWER 12V3A S-VIDEO CVBS LEFT OPTICAL RIGHT Power ON/OFF Switch S-Video Connector Composite Audio Connectors Use this switch to turn on or turn off Use this to connect your NMT to your TV using the Use these connectors to connect your NMT to your NMT. - Page 15 // Popcorn Hour A-110 HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia USB Port Power Supply Port Interface) Connector Connect a USB storage device to this Connect the supplied power adapter to the Use this to connect your HD TV port to access its media content.
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Page 16: Remote Control Overview
// Popcorn Hour A-110 2.6 Remote Control 2.6.1 Remote Control Overview TV MODE Power Quick-access button to select a TV output resolution. Switches the NMT ON or to Standby mode. See Video Mode Options for more information. FILE MODE SUSPEND... - Page 17 // Popcorn Hour A-110 RETURN MENU STOP Returns to the previous menu screen. Jumps to the DVD Menu screen during Stops playback and returns to the menu screen. DVD playback. SOURCE PREV Returns to the Media Source screen. Skips backward to the previous file/track.
- Page 18 // Popcorn Hour A-110 TIME SEEK AUDIO SUBTITLE Allows you to time-seek the current selected Toggles between the available audio modes. Turns ON the subtitles and toggles media for a jump to a particular playback time; through its options. hour:minute:second = 00:00:00...
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Page 19: Installation
// Popcorn Hour A-110 2.7 Installation 2.7.1 Video Connections To connect your NMT to your television (TV) for video output, use one of the following options available on your NMT. All the video connectors are located at the rear panel of your NMT. - Page 20 // Popcorn Hour A-110 Composite Video Attach the yellow COMPOSITE video cable to the COMPOSITE connector of your NMT and ensure that the same is done for the opposite end to your TV input. Note: This cable is not supplied with your NMT.
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