CE Labs MP75 Instruction Manual

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HD Media Player

MP75

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Caution 2
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4
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5-6
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2. Features and Specifications

3. Unit and Accessories

4. Functions of Buttons on the Remote Control

5. Media Player’s Connections

6. How to Play Multimedia Files

6.1 How to play video files

6.2 How to play audio files

6.3 How to play pictures

7. Using the GPIO Port

8. System SETUP

9. FAQ

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CAUTION

1. Caution

1.1 Please do not use this product in high temperature or humidity areas.

1.2 Keep the Media Player away from magnetic devices, since it might
effect data transfer of the product.

1.3 Please do not move or strike the Media Player while it is working.

1.4 Please use the power adapter included. Other power adapters may
damage the Media Player.

1.5 Please don't turn on the power until you finish connecting the Media
Player with TV.

1.6 When you power on the Media Player, please be patient as the boot
up time may be long if a Hard Drive is attached.

1.7 Please don’t remove the Storage Device while it is being read by the
Media Player. Please turn off power before removing Storage Device
to prevent any damage to the Media Player or Storage Device.

1.8 Please don’t turn off the power instantly after turning on the power as
this interrupts the boot process.

FEATURES AND SPECIFICATIONS

2.1 Features

The MP75 can be connected to a SD or HD TV and play Multimedia Files such as:
Movies, Music, and Pictures. Supports multiple Storage Devices: SD Memory
Cards and multiple USB Storage Devices.

The MP75 has an integral security bracket for the SD card. The bracket serves as
a support shelf to prevent damage to the card as well as providing a means to
attach the SD card to the unit via a cable tie. This ensures that the media card will
not accidentally fall out of the socket and deter unauthorized removals.

NOTE: In order to shorten the time for file search, we suggest you to put the same
types of files in the same folders, like all movies in one folder, all music in one folder,
etc. But it is also ok if the files are mixed in different folders, it will just take a bit longer
for the Media Player to classify and list the folders and files

2.1.1

2.2 Specifications

Item Suppo rt ed Fo rmat

Memory cards

SDHC, SD, MMC, and MS can be directly

inserted into the Media Player

Po rt able

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USB Storage

Device USB

USB Flash Drive,
USB2.0 External Hard Disk Drive (2.5” or

3.5” HDD)
MP3 Player & USB2.0 Card Reader.

(supported by the USB port on the READER)

File Syst em of St orage

D

evice

FAT, FAT16, FAT32 ,NTFS

Photo JPEG (*.jpg), BMP, GIF, PNG

Audio mp3, wma, mpa, aac,

Suppo rt ed f orm at

Video

MPEG 1/2/4, WMV, MPG, H.264

(*.mpg, *.mpeg)

Audio Stereo, HDMI, TOSLINK® (Only one at a time)

Outp ut

Video

Composite Video (480i),

HDMI (Resolution: 720p, 1080i, 1080p)
24/50/60Hz

Component (720P, 1080P) 50/60Hz, and
VGA (1024x768)

Suppo rt ed T V mode PAL, NTSC

Inte racti ve Int er face 5 Pushbutton Inputs, 4 pin (see GPIO pin out)

Power sup ply

Power input to Media Player: 12V, 1.5A

AC to DC Power adapter: 100 240V, 50/60Hz.