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The following items are included in the ENUTV package
z ENUTV USB TV Tuner Adapter
z CD setup disc (includes Software Driver and Utility Software)
z Remote controller (optional)
z User’s Guide
z Audio/Video In Connecter
z USB Extension Cable
z Antenna
z RF Connector
z RF Cable
1.2 - System Requirements
z Intel® Pentium® 4 2.0GHz CPU or equivalent AMD Athlon™ CPU
z Minimum 128 MB memory (256MB Recommended)
z Minimum 100 MB hard disk space available
z 1024x768 graphic card, DirectX® 9.0c or above compatible graphic card or higher
z One free USB 2.0 slot
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z Microsoft Windows
z CD-ROM drive
7/XP ; Windows Vista®
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Chapter 2: Getting Started
2.1 - Connect ENUTV
To install the ENUTV into your computer, follow the steps below:
Notes:
Please disconnect internet when you first time to install the driver. Because sometime
system will auto install to other driver from internet.
1. Connect the antenna cable to the
connector.
2. Connect the Device to PC USB Hub.
3. Once you connect ENUTV to the USB
port, you can just follow the system’s
prompted messages to finish the driver
installation.
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2.2 - Device Driver Installation for Windows® XP
1. When you insert ENUTV, system will
show the “Found New Hardware” dialogue
box.
2. Insert the installation CD into the
CD-ROM drive. The setup screen will
automatically appear.
3. Click the “Setup Driver” button.
4. Click “Next” on driver setup welcome
window to continue.
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5. Click “Next” button.
6. Click “Continue Anyway” to continue the
installation.
7. Click “Finish” button
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8. Click “Finish” to reboot PC.
9. To make sure the driver is properly
installed and started, open the “Device
Manager”. Please double-click the
“Sound, video and game controller”.
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2.3 - Device Driver Installation for Windows Vista
1. When you insert ENUTV, system will show
the “Found New Hardware” dialogue box.
2. Insert the installation CD into the CD-ROM
drive. The setup screen will automatically
appear.
3. Click the “Setup Driver” button.
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4. Click “Next” on driver setup welcome
window to continue.
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5. Click “Install” button.
6. Click “Next” button.
7. Click “Finish” button.
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8. Click “Finish” button.
9. To make sure the driver is properly
installed and started, open the “Device
Manager”. Please double-click the
“Sound, video and game controller”.
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2.4 - Device Driver Installation for Windows® 7
1. Please disconnect from the internet
before you installed the driver.
2. Insert the installation CD into the
CD-ROM drive. The setup screen will
automatically appear.
3. Click the “Setup Driver” button.
4. Click “Next” on driver setup welcome
window to continue.
5. Click “Install” button.
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6. Click “Next” button.
7. Click “Finish” button.
8. Click “Finish” button.
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9. To make sure the driver is properly
installed and started, open the “Device
Manager”. Please double-click the
“Sound, video and game controller”.
2.5 - Install the DirectX
Microsoft DirectX® allows 3D hardware acceleration support in Windows® 98, 2000,
Windows® XP and Windows Vista®. For software MPEG support in Windows® 98, you
must first install Microsoft DirectX®, and then an MPEG compliant video player. Follow the
installation steps below to install MSDirectX®.
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1. Insert the installation CD into the
CD-ROM drive. The setup screen will
automatically appear.
2. Click the “DirectX” button.
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3. Click “Accept the agreement” radio button
then click “Next”
4. Click “Next” to confirm the installation of
DirectX
5. Click “Finish”
NOTE:
The computer will automatically restart.
Please close all programs if any and save
files if needed before hitting the “Finish”
button.
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2.6 - Install the ENUTV Utility Software on Windows® XP.
1. Insert the installation CD into the
CD-ROM drive. The setup screen should
automatically appear.
2. Click the “Setup Utility”
3. Click “Next” button.
4. Please read the License Agreement and
click “Yes” button
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5. Make sure the “Typical” radio button is
selected then click “Next”.
6. Click “Next” button to accept the default
location or choose a different folder
Note:
(We recommend not to change the default
location)
7. Click “Next” button.
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8. Click “Finish” to restart your computer
NOTE:
We recommend restarting your computer
right after the Installation Wizard.
2.7 - Install the ENUTV Utility Software on Windows Vista
1. Insert the installation CD into the
CD-ROM drive. The setup screen should
automatically appear.
2. Click the “Setup Utility”
3. Click “Next” button to start the ENUTV
Installation
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4. Please read the License Agreement and
click “Yes” button
5. Make sure the “Typical” radio button is
selected then click “Next”
6. Click “Next” button to accept the default
location or choose a different folder
Note:
(We recommend not to change the default
location)
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7. Click “Next”
8. Click “Finish” to restart your computer.
NOTE:
We recommend restarting your computer
right after the Installation Wizard.
2.8 - Install the ENUTV Utility Software on Windows
1. Insert the installation CD into the
CD-ROM drive. The setup screen should
automatically appear.
2. Click the “Setup Utility”.
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3. Click “Next” button to start the ENUTV
Installation
4. Please read the License Agreement and
click “Yes” button
5. Make sure the “Typical” radio button is
selected then click “Next”
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6. Click “Next” button to accept the default
location or choose a different folder
Note:
(We recommend not to change the default
location)
7. Click “Next”
8. Click “Finish” to restart your computer.
NOTE:
We recommend restarting your computer
right after the Installation Wizard.
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Chapter 3: Launch the ENUTV Program
3.1 - Running the ENUTV for the first time
Click “Start”, move your mouse to
“Programs\ENUTV\ENUTV” then click
ENUTV
NOTE:
When the ENUTV Program is first started, it will prompt you to configure the Device Setting.
1. Select the video signal format in your
area (NTSC or PAL) from the “TV T uner Standard” drop-down menu.
2. Click “Next”
3. This step will give you an option to scan
for TV channels. Select which signal
source you are connected to in the “TV Scan Type” line then click “Search”.
There are two types of scans.
i. One is scan by TV channel table
“Cable”, “Antenna” and “Extend”
ii. One is scan by frequency that scans
low frequency to high frequency. The
“Auto” scan mode is not for the TV
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3.2 - Watch TV programs or movies from DVD/VCR/Camcorder
6. Double click to full screen
3.Channel Control
1.TV wall display
2.Channel List
4.Volume Control
5.Search TV Channel
1. TV wall display: Show 4x4 TV wall on screen
2. Channel List: This is listing all available TV channel.
3. Channel control: Set channel up or down
4. Volume control: Adjust the Volume or mute.
5. Search TV channel: Click to search available TV channel.
6. Double click to full screen display.
When you do a full screen display, you can use the panel bar to set up your TV box.
1. Fix Panel: To fix the display panel. Show / Hide as mouse drags.
2. Hide Panel: To hide the sub-panel.
3. Snapshot: Same as "Snapshot" button of main panel.
4. TV Wall: To launch TV Wall function, same as "TV Wall" button,
5. Start / Stop Record: Record the current playing audio/video, same as "Start/Stop Record" of main panel.
6. Switch Next Channel: Switch to next channel, same as "Switch Next Channel" button of main panel.
7. Switch Previous Channel: Switch to previous channel, same as "Switch Previous Channel" button of main
panel.
8. Volume Adjustment: To adjust the output volume, same as "Volume Adjust" scroll bar of the mai n panel.
9. Mute: Audio Mute
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3.3 - Video Recorder
1. Click “Record” button to start recording
video.
2. You can use the control panel or setting
table to set the video format.
3. Setup the video format then click “OK”.
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3.4 - Using the Snapshot
1. Click the “Setting” button to setup the
image format.
2. The ENUTV support BMP and JPEG
image format. The default is JPEG.
Please choose your desired format.
3. Click “Snapshot” button to capture
image.
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3.5 - Playback Video
1. Click “Playback” button to select video
file.
2. Choose the video then click “open” button
Exit: To exit the video playback window, [Esc] or [ALT]+[F4] on keyboard equalized
Minimize: To minimize the video playback window, click "Movie Player" in desktop
taskbar to restore display
Hide Control Panel: To hide video control panel, right click video window and select
"Control Panel" to restore display
Setting: Click to open “Options” dialog and adjust settings for video windows,
snapshots and playlist.
Browse Image: To open image folder (refer to “3.6 Browse Image” on page26).
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Step Backward: Step by step rewind recorded video
Step Forward: Step by step forward recorded video
Slow Backward: To slow-rewind play recorded video
Slow Forward: To slow-forward the video
Fast Backward: To fast rewind play recorded video
Fast Forward: To fast forward play recorded video
Mute: To turn off audio, click again to restore
Volume Adjust: Drag the slider with the mouse or use Left and Right arrow
on keyboard to adjust volume.
Play/Pause: Click to play the current video file, click again to pause, click one
more to continue.
Stop Play: Stop.
Snapshot: Save current video frame as .BMP or .JPG image file.
Default save file name is “snapshot time” and saved under “My Pictures” folder. You also
can open “snapshots settings” option in “Options” to set snapshot saving directory, image
format and select rename file.
Play List: Show/Hide the Play List window. By default, video files shown are from
the record directory, C:\VIdeo\
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3.6 - ImageViewer
1. Click the “ImageViewer” to retrieve the
saved pictures.
2. You can use the “ImageViewer” software
to control pictures zoom in/out, or
rename.
The menu bar contains many function buttons for easy operations, these are:
Refresh: Torefresh thedisplay snapshot image in current folder.
DirBar: Show/Hide the Direct Panel on the left window Pane, through which you
can browse and select folder.
ImageBar: Show/Hide the Image Bar on the left of window, through which you can
preview snapshot image.
Set Wallpaper: Set the current image as wallpaper of the Windows desktop, click
the right dropped arrow you can select wallpaper display mode.
Skin: To Choose the skin for image browser window.
Zoom out: To shrink display current image
Zoom in: To magnify current image
Match Zoom: You can select the matched display mode in the drop-down arrow
Full Size: Shows image at 100% magnification;
Fit Image: Magnifies image to fit screen or window;
Fit Width: Magnifies image to fit width of screen or window;
Fit Height: Magnifies image to fit height of screen or window;
Lock: Locks the viewer at the current zoom level.
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Chapter 4: Using the Remote Control
The Remote control allows you to operate the ENUTV program, such as turning the TV on
or off, changing channel and volume, etc. Aim the upper front side of the Remote Control
to the Remote Control Receiver as you would do on other infrared remote control. For
default button assignments, please refer to the list below:
Remote Control Default Settings:
1. ON/OFF: Open or Close TV Program.
2. REC: Record
3. FullScreen: Full screen display
4. SNAP: Snapshot
5. 0-9: Number keys.
6. -/--: Single or Double digits channel.
7. Recall: Return to the previous channel last
viewed
8. Timeshift: Time-shift mode
9. Source: Switch TV signals, S-Video and A/V
signal
10. CH +: Channel Up
11. CH - : Channel Low
12. VOL +: Volume High
13. VOL -:Volume Low
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Chapter 5: Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why is the device driver name incorrect after I installed the ENUTV?
How can I correct it?
A: When you install the ENUTV driver while the computer is online, the windows may
automatically install other drivers from internet.
1. Open the “Device Manager”, and then
double-click the “Sound, video and game
controller” to make sure the device driver
name “UAD TV Box” is properly installed.
If not, please follow the steps below to
reinstall.
2. Double click the incorrect device driver
name, and then go to “Driver” tab, then
click the “Update Driver… ” button.
3. Select “Let me pick from a list of device
drivers on my computer”, and then click
the “Next” button.
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4. Select “UAD TV Box”, and then click the
“Next” button.
5. After device driver name updates to
“UAD TV Box”, click the “Close” button.
6. To make sure the driver is properly
installed and started, open the “Device
Manager”. Please double-click the
“Sound, video and game controller”.
Chapter 6: Technical Support
For Technical Support or Installation Hotline contacts please visit our web site at
http://www.encore-usa.com
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