H&b DNX-8620 User Manual

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TABLE OF CONTENT Page Content 1 Warning & Importance 2 General Information 3

1. Information of Disc 3

2. Select a DVD disc 4

3. Supported Formats 5

4. Check the items in the package 6

5. Check the Operation Environment 6

6. Panel Description

1. Front Panel 7

2. Rear Panel 7

3. Remote Control 8-9

Preparation

1. Checking the Operating Environment 10

2. Preparing the Remote Controller 11

3. Connecting the Network DVD Player

3.1 Connecting to TV set 12

3.2 Connecting to TV with Component Out or DVi 12

3.3 Connecting to TV & Stereo Amplifier 13

3.4 Connecting to SCART 13

4. Local Area Network (LAN) Connection 14

5. Install Medialink Application Software 15

6. Checking the IP Address in the Computer 15

6.1 – 6.5 Setting Network DVD Player for first time 16-20

Playing a File in from the computer 21-22 Reference on Network DVD player screen

How to add PC station 23 How to modify the PC connection settings 23 How to delete PC station 24

General setting

1. Options 25

2. IP Configuration 26

3. WIFI Page Setup 26

4. TIME Setup 26

5. Update ROM 27

6. DVD Setup 28

7. Play a Disc 28

8. Playing and browsing Files over the Network 29-32

9. Playing and browsing files from USB device 32

10. Picture Setup 33

Troubleshooting 34-35 When Network DVD Player cannot connect to a Server (Computer) 36-37 Glossary 38-39 Warranty & Customer support 40 Remote control operations 41-42

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WARNING

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRES AND ELECTRIC SHOCKS, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS UNIT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE

CLASS 1

LASER

PRODUCT

IMPORTANT

• Read through this instruction manual before installation and use.

• Do not touch the power plug with wet hand.

• When disconnecting the power cord from the power outlet, hold the plug, do not pull the wire.

• Switch off the main power when the unit is not in use. (Disconnect the power plug from the power outlet when you do not intend

to use the unit for a prolonged period of time.)

• Before moving the unit, remove the disc from the unit’s tray first.

• Do not open the cover or touch any of the components inside the unit.

• Do not install or operate the unit direct exposed to sunlight or nearby objects radiating heat that may lead to overheat and

dangerous to the unit.

• Do not install or operate the unit to moisture or humidity that may affect the laser head.

• Install the unit on flat surface with good air circulation. Do not cover the ventilation holes on the unit by any kind. Otherwise, the

unit would possibly overheat and malfunction.

• Wipe the panel and case with soft dry cloth only. Do not apply any kind of thinner, alcohol or sprays when the cleaning of the

unit.

This product incorporates copyright protection technology that is protected by method claims of certain U.S. patents and other

intellectual property rights owned by Macrovision® Corporation and other right owners. Use of this copyright protection

technology must be authorized by Macrovision® Corporation, and is intended for home and other limited viewing uses only

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

This lighting flash arrow symbol in a triangle is intended to aler t users to the presence of non-insulated high voltage within

the product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to consti tute a risk of electric shock to person

The exclamation point symbol in a triangle is intended to alert use rs to the presence of important operating and

The marking of products using lasers. The marking will be sho wn at the rear panel of the unit, means the unit have been

classified as Class 1, and are utilizing laser beams that are of weaker class. There is no danger of hazardous radiation

To reduce the risk of fires and electric shock, do not remove the cover of the unit. Refer

maintenance instructions in the literature accompanying the uni t

outside the unit

CAUTION:

servicing only to qualified person

REFER SERVICING ONLY TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSON

unless otherwise authorized by Macrovision® Corporation. Reverse engineering or disassembly is prohibited.

FCC Notice

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

・This device may not cause harmful interference. ・This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

FCC WARNING

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's Authority to operate the equipment. NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generated uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the manufacturer's instruction manual, may cause interference with radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, you are encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

- Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver.

- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/television technician for help.

FCC CAUTION

Properly shielded the grounded cables and connectors must be used for connection to host computer and / or peripherals in order to meet FCC emission limits.

For Canadian model / Pour le modèle Canadien

This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. Cet apareil numérique de la classe B est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.

GENERAL INFORMATION

This unit can play the following types of disc and files: DVD/DVD+-R/RW Single side / double sides/Single layer / double layers CD-DA / CD+-R/RW MPEG4 Version 3.XX / 4.02 or above without QPEL and GMC / Avi / ISO 9660 format MP3 / OGG VBR/CBR WMA version 7.0 / 8.0 / 9.0 Picture CD JPEG file

1. INFORMATION OF DISC

TYPE OF DISC DVD VCD SVCD CD Recording method Digital / MPEG II Digital / MPEG I Digital / MPEG II Digital

Capacity

Disc size 12cm / 8cm 12cm 12cm 12cm / 8cm Horizontal Resolution

Sub titles 32 - 8 Sound tracks 8 2 4 -

Single layer Single side

4.7GB = 2 hr Single layer

Double sides

8.5GB =4 hr

Double layers

Single side

9.4GB=4.5 hr Double layers Double sides

17GB =8 hr

500 lines up 240 lines up 350 lines up -

650MB

74min

650MB

45min

650MB

74min

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2. SELECT A DVD DISC

DVD discs and DVD players are manufactured under the worldwide agreed DVD Regional Code System that the player will operate only with corresponding disc of the same Regional Code.

DVD Regional Code:

Regional Code

Europe (incl. Poland, Romania, The Czech republic), Japan, Middle East (incl. Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Iran, South Africa)

East Asia (incl. Hong Kong, Taiwan, South Korea), Southeast Asia

Australia, Caribbean, Central & South America, Mexico, New Zealand

Africa, Former Soviet Union, India, North Korea, Pakistan, Turkmenistan

Features of a DVD disc: Each DVD disc contains different combinations of features depending on the design and production of the disc. The following symbols representing some DVD features:

Regional Code / Video Output System

Dolby Digital Surround

Number of audio Tracks

Number of Sub-titles

Screen modes

Child Lock

Number of Angles

NTSC

L B

16 : 9

R E S T R I C T E D

Canada, USA

DOLB

D I G I T A L

Region

China

REMARK

Some features of this unit are relating to the DVD disc’s software. Some features of this

unit cannot be performed if the disc does not support the features, or required special

settings. Check the features of the disc before playing it, or follow the instruction on

screen menu of the disc.

3. Supported Formats

Supported Video Formats (* The figures are peak values. As for the bit rate, both the CBR and VBR systems are supported.)

Format Wired LAN

MPEG-1,MPEG-2 12Mbps 10Mbps 4Mbps 10Mbps 3Mbps

MPEG4, XviD 1.5Mbps 1.5Mbp s 1.5Mbps 1.5Mbps 1.5Mbps

WMV9 8Mbps 8Mbps 4Mbps 8Mbps 3Mbps

* AVI files can be played only when they are interleaved. If a non-interleaved file is played, either video or audio will not be played properly. Make sure the file you want to play is interleaved. For interleaving of a file during the file creation process, refer to the Help screens or manual of the encoding application you are using. * DivX files encoded with GMC, Quarter Pixel or Adaptive Multiple Consecutive setting cannot be played. Copyright-protected WMV9 files cannot be played.

Supported Audio Formats (* The figures are peak values. As for the bit rate, both the CBR and VBR systems are supported.)

Format Bit rate Sampling rate

MP3 64k~ 192kbps 32k/44. 1k/48kHz WMA (excluding WMA9Pro) 64k~ 192kbps 44.1k/48kHz PCM(WAVE) In conformance with the sampling rate shown to the right. 32k/44.1k/48kHz Ogg Vorbis 64k~ 192kbps ~ AAC 64k~ 192kbps 32k/44. 1k/48kHz

Supported Image Formats

Format Resolution Display method

BMP 2048×1532 Network* GIF 2048×1532 Network* PNG 2048×1532 Network*

* Network refers to Wired/Wireless LAN connection.

Limitations on Video File Size

Format Maximum file size

AVI(MPEG-4, XviD) 2GB MPEG

WMV9

DVD CD USB 2.0 USB 1.1

2048×1532 Network* JPEG 1600×1200 DVD/CD, USB

Varies in accordance with the format specification of the disk in which the file is saved. (Example: 4 GB if the disk format is FAT32, or 2 TB if the disk format is NTFS)

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4. Checking the Items in the Package

Select the check boxes to confirm that all items are included in the package. Should you find any missing item, please contact your distributor.

6. PANEL DESCRIPTION

1. FRONT PANEL

DNX-8620 + WiFi antenna Remote control 2x 1.5V Batteries

SCART Cable CDROM PC User Manual

Make sure to write down the Serial number and the MAC address of your player at the last page of this manual for future reference.

5. Checking the Operating Environment

The types of computers that can be connected to the DNX-8620 Pl ayer and supported operating environments are specified below. Check the model and operating environment of your computer once agai n.

Types of computers that can communicate with the DNX-8620 Supported models Supported operating systems

DOS/V machine Windows XP

Other required equipment Wired LAN RJ45 type connector on PC and 10/100 PCI Ethernet interface (or) WLAN 802,11 Wireless WiFi adapter installed (B or G)

CD-ROM drive Required for installing the support software provided in the CD-ROM. Devices connected to the USB port

USB mass storage devices formatted with FAT (16) or FAT32 File System

Windows 2000 Windows Me Windows 98 Second Edition

1. Power Standby

2. Display

3. DISC Tray .

4. Open / Close

5. Play / Pause

6. Stop

7. USB Port

2. REAR PANEL

1. LAN SOCKET

2. DIGITAL VIDEO INTERFACE - DVI OUTPUT (Optional)

3. VIDEO OUTPUT

4. YpbPr/YcbCr VIDEO OUTPUT – Pb/Cb

5. YPbPr / YcbCr VIDEO OUTPUT – Y

6. 5.1 CHANNELS /STEREO AUDIO OUTPUT – FRONT LEFT

7. 5.1 CHANNELS –SUBWOOFER AUDIO OUTPUT (optional)

8. 5.1 CHANNELS –REAR LEFT AUDIO OUTPUT (optional)

9. WIRELESS ANTENNA OUTPUT

10. SCART OUTPUT

11. POWER CORD

12. S-VIDEO OUTPUT

13. YPbPr / YCbCr VIDEO OUTPUT – Pr/Cr

14. DIGITAL COAXIAL AUDIO OUTPUT

15. DIGITAL OPTICAL AUDIO OUTPUT

16. 5.1 CHANNELS / STEREO AUDIO OUTPUT – FRONT RIGHT

17. 5.1 CHANNELS – CENTRAL AUDIO OUTPUT (optional)

18. 5.1 CHANNELS – REAR RIGHT AUDIO OUTPUT (optional)

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3. REMOTE CONTROL

1. POWER

Press this switch to turn on/off this unit or set this unit in standby mode.

2. ALPHANUMERIC KEYS

PROGRAM NUMBER ACCESS. Select the item or settings

3. CLEAR

Clear the entries while entering the URL.

4. TV MODE

VIDEO SYSTEM AND OUTPUT SELECTION (NTSC/PAL; S-VIDEO.YPBPR/RGB

5. SETUP

Go to setup/configuration page

6. PBC(VIEW DISPLAY)

PLAYBACK CONTROL(Karaoke VCD only) Simply press PBC button to turn it on, the PBC menu will appear on the TV screen.Press the Numeric keys and then ENTER button to choose the Disc track you wish to play.

VIEW DISPLAY: ON SCREEN DISPLAY Cureent status is shown such as Title,Chapter,Time,Audio,Subtitle,Angle.etc.

7. CURSOR

Press the buttons moving UP、DOWN、LEFT、RIGHT in the Unit/Disc’s function Menu. For Photo CD, press Right/Left Cursor to rotate the photo.

8.RETURN

RETURN to previous page Return to previous page of the unit/disc function menu or Exit. Return to Menu when PBC is on during VCD playback.

9.PREVIOUS

Skip to the previous chapter/track

10. REPEAT A-B

Repeat playing back a selected section A->B A-> Start Press the button at the beginning of the desired section A B-> End Press the button at the end of the desired section,B Cancel the setting Press the button again to switch off the setting,back to normal play To clear the menu bar display,press DISPLAY button.

11. REV

Repeat pressing the SEARCH button on the remote or turning the SEARCH switch on the unit to change the SEARCH speed. Press ►button to resume normal PLAY. (This function is not applicable for XviD/MEPG4 discs.)

12.REPEAT

Repeat playing a selected CHAPTER/TITLE of DVD disc, or TRACK/DISC of other disc types.

DVD Mode Repeat pressing the button to select REPEAT mode, CHATPER / TITLE;

Other disc types mode Repeat pressing the button to select REPEAT mode, TRACK / DISC;

13.SLOW REV

SLOW REV (1/2X、1/4X、1/8X) Repeat pressing the button to change the SLOW motion speeds and press PLAY button back to normal PLAY mode.

14.INFO

Go to configuration page

15.TITLE

Go to DVD title menu(DVD only)

16.EDIT/PROGRAM(URL)

Programming the play list files. (direct Webpage access)

17.ANGLE/ROTATE

VIEW ANGLE Repeat pressing the button to select different VIEW ANGLES available from DVD disc. TO ROTATE THE PHOTO WHEN PLAYBACK JPEG FILES. Press Forward/Rewind to turn directions.

18.SHUFFLE

Random playback of ISO/data CD

19.OPEN/CLOSE

Open/close the disc tray

20.SELECT

Browser — It acts as Num Lock on the Keyboard while entering the URL.

21.VOLUME +

Press “ Vol + “ to turn on the audio volume.

22.MUTE

TURN OFF THE VOLUME Stops the output of the AUDIO signal during playback.

23.VOLUME –

Press “VOL – “ to turn down the audio volume.

24.ENTER

CONFIRM AN ENTRY Confirm a setting entry in the Unit/Disc’s function menu.

25.MENU

DISC MAIN MENU Stop the unit, back to the disc Menu or beginning of disc.

26.PLAY

PLAY-- NORMAL

27.NEXT

Skip to the next chapter / track

28.STOP / PRE-STOP(ONLY FOR DVD PLAYBACK)

Press

■ once to stop the unit, memorizing the stopping position.

► to continue playing from the position that it stopped.

Press

■ again to completely STOP the unit.

Press

29.FORWARD

FORWARD: 8X for MP3/CD/VCD/and 8X,16X,32X,48X for DVD Repeat pressing the SEARCH button on the remote or turning the SEARCH switch on the unit to change the SEARCH speed.

► button to resume normal PLAY.

Press (This function is not applicable for XviD or MEPG4 discs).

30.PAUSE / STEP (The unit will mute when PAUSE)

Pause the unit from playing temporarily Press the button continuously to play forward frame by frame. Press ► button to resume normal PLAY.

31.SLOW FWD

SLOW FORWARD(1/2X,1/4X,1/8X) Repeat pressing the button to change the SLOW motion speeds and press PLAY button back to normal play mode.

32.SUBTITLE

SUBTITLE LANGUAGE To change the subtitle languages available from DVD disc.

33.AUDIO

DVD AUDIO TRACK Repeat pressing the button to select up to 8 dialogues available from DVD disc. Repeat pressing the button to select STEREO, LEFT and RIGHT channels on VCD disc.

NOTE: This function does not support other disc types.

34.SEARCH

GO TO SEARCH > DVD MODE

Pressing the CURSOR and Numeric buttons to select search mode, Title, Chapter and Time modes. Press ENTER to confirm. > MPEG4 mode and VCD(PBC is OFF)mode Pressing the CURSOR and Numeric buttons to select search mode, Title, Chapter and Time modes. Press ENTER to confirm The unit starts playing at the sectioned setting. Not applicable in MP3/CD/Photo playback.

35.ZOOM

ZOOM PICTURE

VCD & DVD mode – press ZOOM to enlarge the picture and position of zooming. MPEG4 & Picture CD – press to adjust the size and position of zooming

Special Function buttons used on the WEB

A-B

Go back to the Home Page.

REPEAT

Go back to the PLAYER USER PAGE while browsing the WEB or computer files.

INFO

The information of the current website status will be shown.

URL

Open the URL bar allows to entering the website or hyper link.

SHUFFLE

Go back to the previous page on the WEB.

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1. Checking the Operating Environment

The setup will vary depending on t he environment in which you will be using your Network DV D Player. Select the applicabl e environment from the options explained below.

1. Using the Network DVD Player as a standalone DVD/CD player

When you connect the Network DVD Player to a TV to view DVDs and CDs (without any kind of network connection)

2. Using the Network DVD Player to play the video, audio and image files stored in your computer via network (with

DHCP server)

When a DHCP server (broadband router, etc...) that automatically assigns the IP address on the network to which the Network DVD Player is connected. Use Wireless or Straight Lan cables.

2. Preparing the Remote Controller

Set the batteries in the remote controller.

LOADING BATTERIES INTO THE REMOTE CONTROL

• Remove the battery compartment cover.

• Load two AAA batteries into the battery compartment.

• Make sure that the batteries have been inserted in the right polarities matching to the symbols +, - as indicated in the

battery compartment.

• When replacing batteries, replace both batteries. Do not mix new and used batteries operating together; otherwise, the

operation lifetime will be much shorter than normal.

• Do not dispose batteries as normal rubbish. Be environment friendly, dispose batteries according to the Government’s

regulation.

• Remove the batteries if you do not intend to use the unit for a prolonged period of time.

3. Using the Network DVD Player to play the video, audio and image files stored in your computer via network (without DHCP server)

When a DHCP server (broadband router, etc.) that automatically a ssigns the IP address is not available on the network to which the Network DVD Player is connected. Use Wireless or Crossover Lan cable.

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3. Connecting the Network DVD Player to the TV

The DNX-8620 should be turned off and unplugged when making connections!

3.1 CONNECTING TO TV SET or FLAT PANEL MONITOR

(1) Using A/V cables connect the unit’s video output to the TV’s video input terminal (yellow coding of cable). (2) Using supplied AV cable connect the unit’s Audio output (Front), Left and Right, to the TV’s audio input terminals Left (white) and Right (Red). (3) Then use the remote to update the Setup: OPTIONS

PAGE Æ Video Setting ÆCOMPONENT Æ SAVE

TIPS: Make sure to follow color coding of cables.

If the TV set support S-Video or DVI, using S-video or DVI cable connects the unit’s S-Video or DVI output to the TV’s S-Video or DVI terminal for the better picture quality.

OPTIONS PAGE Æ Video Setting Æ HDTV Æ SAVE

3.2 CONNECTING TO TV with Components out or DVi

Connect the unit’s YUV (YCbCr/YpbPr) output to the TV’s YUV (YCbCr/YpbPr) input. Or Connect the unit’sDVi output to the TV’s DVi input.

Connect the unit’s Audio output (Front), Left and Right, to TVs Audio input terminals Left (white) and Right (Red).

Press the SETUP button on the remote control:

OPTIONS PAGE Æ VIDEO SETTING Æ Component Æ SAVE (for YUV Component)

OPTIONS PAGE Æ Video Setting Æ HDTV Æ SAVE (for DVI)

3.3 CONNECTING TO TV & AMPLIFIER OR AV RECEIVEER

Connect the unit’s S-Video or video output to the TV’s S-Video or Video input.

Connect the unit’s Audio output (Front), Left and Right, to stereo amplifier’s input terminals Left (white) and Right (Red).

If you have AC3 or DTS

capable receiver, connect Optical Output of DNX-8620 to the Optical Input of your Receiver/Amplifier for best sound quality. (Cable not included) After connection, Run Setup on DNX-8620 remote, select Options and select Digital Output. Select Save and exit Setup

3.4 CONNECTING TO SCART

Connect the unit’s SCART output to the TV’s SCART input.

Once connected to your

For Video Interlaced connection mode, you can chose between YUV Component and DVI. For best performance, prefer DVi connection. You can use HDMI and VGA adapters to convert the plug type in accordance to your TV

TV, Press TV MODE

the remote until you get

parameters in the setup

a clear image.

Then set your video

and save them

permanently.

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4. LOCAL AREA NETWORK(LAN) CONNECTION

The DNX-8620 should be turned off and unplugged prior to new connections!

A: Wired Networks / Infrastructure / with Hub or Router

Connect to your already installed network using ‘Category 5’ straight cable (not included) with RJ45 connectors on each end. Connect the LAN Port of DNX-8620 n to the LAN Port of your Router or Hub o.

DHCP is used for automatically assigning

temporary TCP/IP addresses to PC stations (Network DVD player).

If you do not know if your Router/Network has DHCP function, please refer to “[Checking the IP Address in the Computer”.

B: PC direct connection / Ad-Hoc / without Hub or Router

Use “cross-over” RJ45 cable (not included). Connect the LAN Port of DNX-8620 n to the LAN Port of your PC/Laptop o.

C: Wireless Networks / Install Antenna

Plug and screw the wireless antenna (attached accessory in standard packing) on the unit’s back panel.

After making this connection refer to the Section: “Installing Medialink Application Software”.

5. Installing Medialink Application Software

INSTALL “Medialink” APPLICATION provided on the Software CDROM provided:

Turn on the power to the computer and start Windows®. Set the support software CD-Rom in the CD-ROM Driver. Double click the icon of “Medialink” to starting install the application software. Choose the language for the software, follow the on-screen instructions and click “NEXT” to continue the installation. Click the finish button. NOTE : Under WinXP® SP2, your Firewall may ask you to “UNBLOCK” Medialink application : Accept “UNBLOCK” This completes the installation: Go to "[6] Checking the IP Address of the Computer" (P.19).

6. Checking the IP Address in the Computer

A. Automatic assign IP address

The Network DVD Player needs to have his own IP Address for communication with other computer devices. If your computer has DHCP

B. Manually assign IP address

If the DHCP server is not enabled, you must manually set the IP address of the Network DVD Player in the setup menu. First, check to see if the DHCP server is or is not enabled as follow:

(WinXP/2000/Me/98/SE only)

9 Turn on your computer 9 Click “Run” in the start menu. 9 Input “cmd” in the text box and

press enter to open the MS-DOS invite screen. 9 Input “ipconfig/all” in the MS-DOS window and press “Enter”.

9 The following screen will appear. 9 It shows the computer IP and LAN

settings. Check the status of “DHCP Enabled” on the screen.

=> If the setting is “YES”

skip “6.4 Setting Network DVD Player for first time” (P.19)

=> If the setting is “NO”, then you next must copy down some of the settings:

IP Address Subnet Mark Primary DNS Secondary DNS Default Gateway

Now go to

“Setting Network DVD Player for first time” and follow ALL instruction to set your Network DVD

Player. (P.16-20)

server enabled, the IP address of your player will automatically be assigned by the computer

, then go to Step “6.3 Setting Network DVD Player for first time”. (P.18 - 20) and

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6.1 Setting the Network DVD Player for first time

You should have done the above section: “Checking the IP Address of the computer” and have the IP settings you wrote down available.

After making the video and audio cable connections:

Turn on the power to the Network DVD Player and your TV or monitor. You should see the Logo name of the Network DVD player. If not, then recheck the cables, or press TV MODE on the remote several times until you get an image on the screen. *It will take several seconds for the Network DVD Player to display.

For the problems in making the video and audio cable connection, Please read [3] Connecting to Network DVD player (P.17-18)

Press the SETUP button on the remote controller.

The option-setting screen is displayed.

Press “Right” 2 times to “WIFI Setup” and Press “Enter”

Check your Network connection type and refer to the follow pages

DNX-8620 connected to PC direct connection without Hub or Router :

Read from Section 6.2 and 6.4 – 6.5

DNX-8620 connected to PC through a Wired or Wireless Network (Switch / Hub / Router):

Read from Section 6.4 – 6.5

6.2 Setting Network DVD Player for first time

DNX-8620 connected directly to PC using crossover cable connection without Hub or Router

Note: Most PCs only have one LAN Port, your broadband internet modem connection may have to be disconnected or plugged through PC USB mode.

Please follow these instructions:

1.Connect the Network DVD player to the PC using ‘cross-over’ RJ45 cable, then turn on the network DVD player.

2.Using the remote control, press Setup to get the following screen:

3. Use the arrow keys to navigate to the WiFi page and push Enter. The screen at left appear

3. Select the connection type used on your Network “infrastructure” or “Ad-hoc”. (Ad-hoc for PC direct connection)

4. Now select Save and push Enter on Remote Control.

4. Change each setting as follows:

Preferred = Wired Connection = Ad-hoc

Press”OK” to reboot the Player

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6.3 Setting Network DVD Player for first time

correct

DNX-8620 connected to PC through a Wired or Wireless Network (Switch / Hub / Router):

1.Select your network type (

2.Select the connection type used on your Network “infrastructure” or “Ad-hoc”. (Infrastructure

3.Select Security “None” if the router has no password (WEP) encryption. Select “WEP-64 bit” or “WEP-128bit” depending on the password encryption method in your router, and input the key (password) in the text box.

wired or wire less) in the Preferred setting.

TIPS: If using Wired network and OK to reboot. If using Wireless (WLAN) network Available, and choose the access point

network name your want to join. If your WLAN access point is not listed, press Refresh on the remote to actualize the list of available WLAN Access Points.

NOTE! Choosing Wired or Wireless

depends on your network type!

TIPS: SSID (Wireless) is the name of your Access Point. Your DNX-8620 can automatic

get the SSID if your router has SSID broadcast enabled. Please INPUT SSID manually using the remote if the name of your access point is not listed.

simply press Save

select

for Hub/Switch config)

Select : “Infrastructure.”

Click “Save” to save the setting and press “OK” to Reboot the player.

6.4 Setting Network DVD Player for first time

Settings for the IP Network address of your DNX-8620

Select “IP Config” from the setup menu and press “Enter”

Switch to manual

if the default

values are

These values may be incorrect in “automatic mode”. To change them to the correct values, press ”Switch to Manual”

Description on each network parameter: IP ADDRESS : This shows the IP address of your Network Player.

How to determine a IP value for my Network player ?

- First you have to remember that an IP address identifies each peripheral on the Network. Therefore, an IP Value mut be uniquely set for each peripheral. This value must remain in the range of your network values : For example; if your network peripherals IP addresses are set between 192.168.0.100 and 192.168.0.254, your Network DVD player must be set within these values.

- Second, you have to remember that the IP address set for your Network DVD Player cannot be the same as another peripheral on the network. Conflicts will occur in this case.

To determine if an IP address is available on the network, simply check on a PC as follow (PC must be already connected to the network)

Under Windows, click START => RUN => type “CMD” and the MS-DOS widow opens Type “ping 192.168.0.1” (assuming you want to check the availability of this value on the network) and press ENTER. If the display message shows 100% packet lost, this means the address is available and can be input in the text box of your Network Player. If the message shows 0% packet lost, this means this address is already in se. Type another one to check again availability.

SUBNET MASK: This value is set by your network and is identical on all peripherials using the same Network. Check the values shown on your PC by opening the connection properties of your PC Lan connection and input the same value in the text box of your player IP Config page. (commonly 255.255.0.0 or 255.255.255.0)

PRIMARY & SECONDARY DNS: These values are set by your Internet Service Provider (ISP). Copy these values from the properties of your internet PC connection or refer to your ISP to obtain these values.

DEFAULT GATEWAY: This value corresponds to the Gateway of your Router (IP Address of your Router). Check the values shown on your PC by opening the connection properties of your PC Lan connection and input the same value.

Enter manually with the remote control the assigned IP Address of the player, Subnet Mask, Primary DNS, Secondary DNS and Default Gateway by referring to the values you have checked in paragraph 6.b. Select “SAVE” and press “ENTER” to reboot the unit

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6.5 Setting Network DVD Player for first time

established

After rebooted, The Network DVD will detect the PC in the network automatically and shows it in opening screen. (PS: If your PC has Firewall protection, Network DVD player maybe cannot achieve the connection to your PC. Please

read “Playing Video/Audio” to solve this problem

)

Indicating accessing Medialink

Inticates Medialink is inactive

Indicates that Medialink is active

This icon will change to blue

when the connection is

PC direct connection without Hub or Router (Wireless/ WiFi):

You should add your PC station manually if the unit cannot connect to your computer while using the “Ad-hoc” connection.

(1) Press “add” button in the opening screen (2) Enter the Name of PC Station you want in aMedialink

Name position.

(3) Enter the IP for both network player and PC in fixed IP. (4) Next, you need to establish the SSID in the network

player, press SETUP and enter WIFI to set it. Your PC have to set the WIFI/Wireless into Ad Hoc mode and disable Firewall. Then your computer and network player will search for each others.

Notice: Since the unit has to search for the current PC, it will take sometimes on searching, and the screen will freeze for while. For more information about how to add PC station, please refer to page .23.

Playing a File stored in the Computer

The Network DVD Player can play movies, pictures and music stored in the computer (PC-Station).

PRELIMINARY NOTE If your computer is using firewalls set by security software, etc., you may need to reset the firewalls before you can use the Network DVD Player. * For the specific setting procedure, refer to the user's manual of your security software.

Windows:

Allow MEDIALINK-server.exe to communicate through the firewalls and use the ports. Register the desired file into Medialink : Specify the folder containing th e data you want to play, or transfer the data to the specified folder. For details refer to “User Guide for Medi alink Application software “

Turn on the power to the N etwork DVD Player. (It will take several seconds for th e Network DVD Player to power up)

Ifnfo Medialink Server is recognized at first startup :

If upon startup after 30secs, this example page appears - it means no Medialink server is present on your local Network. The DNX-8620 will offer you to access a Web based generic Server : “myiHome” under the condition that the correct IP settings (including ISP DNS values) have already been entered in the Setup menu.

1. Click on myiHome Server will post you directly to our home services.

2. If your Medialink Server installed on your home network PC is not automatically recognized, you can also manually add it by selecting the add button.

TIPS: Do you know DNX-8620 supports Universal Plug-And-Play (UPnP)? When DNX-8620 is plugged into the Network, it will configure itself, acquire a TCP/IP address and announce its presence on the network to Medialink application.

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Playing a File stored in the distant Computer

Select the PC storing the data you want to play.

Select the PC station sto ring the data you want to play, and then press the ENTER button on the remote controller.

The PC s tation icon will displayed in Blue when PC Server applic ation is ready .

If No PC station is displayed : ⇒ Refer to " When the Network DVD Player Cannot Connect to a Server (Computer)" (p.41-44).

Select

Select the type of data you want to play.

Select the type of data you want to play, and then press the ENTER button on the remote controller. ⇒ The stored data (folders) of the

specified data type will be displayed.

Select the type of

Media that you

to access

want

Reference on Network DVD Player Screens

HOW TO ADD PC STATION

NOTE: Network DVD Player has the function allowing user adding the PC station manually. However, User can just

follow “Setting Network DVD Player for first time” (P.16-20) to add the PC station automatically which is more convenient.

1. Switch on the unit,

2. “MEDIALINK” menu will appear– it will search for any PC station available.

3. You can add a PC station manually by selection the “add” button on the screen.

“Computer name” Enter the name of the server computer to be connected (The computer name must be entered only in the screen displayed by clicking New).

“IP address” Enter the IP address of the server (PC) to be connected. “Always connect The Network DVD Player will connect to the specified server upon startup. to this Server” However, Medialink must already be running.

TIPS: How to check the computer name (Windows X P)

Click Control Panel, c lick Performance and Maintenance, click System, and then click the Computer Name tab to displ ay Full computer name.

HOW TO MODIFY THE PC CON N ECTION SETTING

Select the PC station that you want to edit and enter to Edit menu. Edit the IP address and click save when done.

The following setting would refer to Page 15 of this User Manual, showing the details of computer’s IP Address.

Click “add” button from “MEDIALINK” startup page

- Enter the desired computer name and IP address

- Click save when done.

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HOW TO DELETE PC STATION

Click delete button at main menu to enter Delete menu. Select PC station and click delete button.

General Settings

You can set the various options regarding the Network DVD Player. Display the Setup screen by pressing the SETUP button on the remote controller

1. Options

You can set the options listed below in accordance with the opera ting environment of your Network DVD Player. When all the necessary options are set, move the c ursor to Save, and then press the ENTER button on the remote controller.

SCREEN SAVER

Power saving mode. Set the time turn off the screen:

SYSTEM LANGUAGE

Set the DEFAULT Language using in the menu:

ENCODING LANGUAGE

Set the encoding language while browsing the website:

SUBTITLE LANGUAGE

Set the subtitle language while browsing the website:

VIDEO SETTING

Selecting the Video output mode

If no image is displayed on the screen while the DNX-8620 is powered ON, press TV Mode slowly until the image appears. As soon as the image is displayed, choose the correct Video Settings and Save before leaving the Setup Menu

VIDEO ZOOM

Adjust the viewable area

Fit to Screen – Fit to the size of your television. All Screen Actual Size – The actual resolution size of the file or web.

AUDIO SETTING

Audio output setting

PCM format RAW format

AUDIO MODE

Stereo – 2 audio channels output (Stereo Downmix)

5.1 Surround – 5.1ch Digital sound output

WMAPRO SETTING

PCM Format RAW Format

BROWSER OPTION

(HD Mode Browser) Web Site browsing Env ironment selection

Enables Compact Browser. This will compact the web page size.

SOUND OPTION

Typing Sound : Key pad sound while pressing the remote control or typing characters. Navigating Sound : Alert Sound ON while selecting the icons. System Alert Sound : Alert Sound ON when improper or invalid entry and the fault from system.

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2. IP CONFIGURATION

Please Read the [6.3] Setting Network DVD Player for first time to know how to set the IP address.

1. In Automatic mode, ensure that the network is also set to obtain IP automatic.

2. When finished, press the Save button on the screen and the configuration will be set automatically.

3 .WIFI Page Setting

Please Read the [6.2] Setting Network DVD Player for first time to know the setting of WIFI page.

4 .TIME Setup

Select your time zone and locations.

5. UPDATE ROM

1. Navigate to Update ROM icon and press Enter to be in the Update ROM page.

2. Site 1: Check Firmware Update links to http://www.myboleh.com/firmware/update.jsp updates.

TIPS: What is firmware?

Firmware refers to a software program preinstalled in your player to control the basic functions. The firmware of the DNX-8620 Player is stored in the internal flash memory. It can be upgraded online to improve stability or add new functions.

Hints to get the latest firmware:

In order to update the firmware of the unit, you can also add http://www.hb-direct.com/FW8620/update.htm in your PC’s Internet Explorer favorite links and brows this link directly from your DN-8620 Favorite Links.

Choose this link from your Internet Favorite Links list shown with your MEDIALINK application on your TV, or simply select the “Check for Firmware updates” from the Setup/Update Rom menu of DNX-8620.

Your DNX-8620 will show the H&B webpage with the description and details of the latest available upgrades.

Simply select the upgrade corresponding to the latest Firmware Version and wait until the firmware is completely installed in your DNX-8620.

(For more information, please contact your service center for alternative Upgrade procedures, or refer to www.hb-direct.com support information)

If you are not sure about your current Firmware version, simply note the reference of the firmware ID from the bottom screen of the Setup Menu and compare it with the latest Firmware Reference shown on the H&B Update page. If they are the same, it will not be necessary to upgrade your player

ONCE THE PLAYER IS UPDATED, it will re-boot itself automatically. (You may have to re-enter all

In order to save your Network IP Settings, we recommend you write them down in the reference table

IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT FIRMWARE UPGRADE

NEVER INTERRUPT the Upgrade process once it has started

DO NOT POWER OFF the player during the Upgrade procedure

Please note that after each Firmware Upgrade, all your settings will be lost.

During Update process,

your settings once the Upgrade is installed)

page at the end of this manual.

. Click this link to check for firmware

for

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you

6. DVD SETUP

1. Navigate to DVD Setup menu and press Enter to be in the DVD Setup page.

2. In this page, there are some DVD settings for you to choose

3. When finished, press the Save button on the screen.

7. PLAY A DISC

¾ Load a disc

Press the “OPEN” button on the front panel or on the remote control, to open the disc tray. Load a disc into the tray and press the “OPEN” button again to close the disc tray.

(Note: place the disc’s label side up)

SET PARENTAL PASSWORD

To set password for Parental Lock. (Default password: 0000)

VCD PBC menu will appear on the TV screen once VCD reading. Press the Numeric keys and ENTER button to confirm the Disc track

wish to play.

Parental Lock (level 1-8)

TV TYPE

TV ASPECT - Select the appropriate aspect ratio. 16:9 WIDE SCREEN 4:3 LETTER BOX 4:3 PAN-SCAN

Enable Auto Play When On is set, the

Network DVD Player will automatically play the DVD-Video or other medium set in the tray.

Automatic Play

The unit will take several seconds to read the disc data, and start playing the DVD, VCD or CD automatically.

Video Disk

If you enter a Video disc (MPEG4 / MP3 / Photo JPEG…), all the files will be listed alphabetically on the screen:

Press the ► or Enter button to start playing, or

Press button on the remote control to select the desired item and then press ENTER button to confirm.

8. PLAYING AND BROWSING FILES OVER THE NETWORK

1.Playing Video Files

After selecting the MEDIALINK PC icon from the Start page, a new interface will be displayed showing you 4 new items Select the corresponding item to display the following options:

Entering to the Video Icon, all the video files under this folder are listed in this category. Select one to start playback or PLAY ALL to play all the files in the list order

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2.Playing Music Files

Select the MUSIC category and all the music files selected in the MEDIALINK application will be displayed. Select the desired track to playback or select PLAY ALL to play all the files contained in a specific folder.

3.Playing Picture Files

9. PLAYING FILES AND BROWSING FROM THE NETWORK

Internet Services

By entering to the SERVICES Icon, you can select four categories.

Select the PHOTO category and all the picture files selected in the MEDIALINK application will be displayed as thumbnail. Select the desired picture to display or select PLAY ALL to display all the files in slideshow mode.

Web Bookmark

Web Directory

Music Radio

9. PLAYING AND BROWSING FROM NETWORK

Podcast

This item shows the Best Podcast directory & Top 10 Podcast directory.

You can find here many Internet Links that are already pre-defined in the player (e.g. Entertainment, Shopping, etc…). Simply click either one of them, there are many Related Web site inside each categories for you to choose.

This item shows Internet Radio Links that already exists and classified in the player (e.g. Jazz, Pop and Rock music). Simply select one of them, there are many Related Web site inside each categories for you to choose.

You can find here all the favorite links

saved from you Internet Explorer PC

application.

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Internet Explorer

By pressing the “URL” button on remote control, the command bar will appear for the web site entering. Simply press the numerical (Alphabet) icon and then press “Enter” to confirm. The corresponding Web page will show on screen.

Input the Website in the textbox of URL to surf internet. Use the remote keys to type the address and press enter to access the desired Webpage.

By pressing the “i” (info) icon on remote control, the other command bar will appear while you are browsing on the Web. The information of the current web status will be shown in there. Choose either of the command icon for the relevant settings and changes.

9. PLAYING AND BROWSING FILES FROM USB DEVICE

The USB 2.0 Port on the DNX-8620 can be used for media playback. Several USB devices can be used for media playback including the following: USB HDD enclosure / Memory Stick/USB Keychain / Multi-Card Memory Reader / USB Digital Camera…

NOTE: Other USB devices may work as well. If you have a USB storage device, insert it into the USB port on the front of the DNX-8620. USB Devices can be inserted at any time, the DNX-8620 does not have to be turned off to insert or remove a USB Device. Once it has been inserted, the USB device will become available from the Log-In page within seconds. Press the ‘HOME’ button on the remote control to access the Log In page. The USB Device will be listed based off of its name.

NOTE: When using a Multi-Card Reader, multiple USB Devices may be available from the Log-In page, each entry supports a different media format. Once you have accessed the USB Device you will be able to browse through any available folders and subfolders using the remote control’s directional pad. When you find an image, audio, or video file you would like to play, press the ‘ENTER’ button on the remote control.

NOTE: The USB port only supports FAT file system format.

10. PICTURE SET UP

The unit’s TV output color mode is selectable to PAL or NTSC

If the TV set is NOT multi-system, and the following happens, it could be a result of wrong color system matching with the TV set:

Picture is distorted

Picture is black and white, no color.

Picture is not full screen, or border part of picture bas been blocked.

If the above problem happened:

1. Set the TV set’s system to the proper setting, or

2. Change the DVD unit’s output system setting as following:

- Enter the Setup Menu by pressing SETUP button on remote control

- Select Video Setup and the appropriate system. Press ENTER to confirm.

If the above DO NOT fix the problem, see TROUBLESHOOTING

IMPORTANT

IF THE IMAGE ON THE SCREEN APPEARS WITH HORIZONTAL LINES PRESS THE “VIDEO MODE” BUTTON

CONSUMERS SHOULD NOTE THAT NOT ALL HIGH DEFINITION TELEVISION SETS ARE FULLY COMPATIBLE WITH THIS PRODUCT AND MAY CAUSE ARTIFACTS TO BE DISPLAYED IN THE PICTURE. IN CASE OF 525 PROGRESSIVE SCAN PICTURE PROBLEMS, IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THE USER SWITCH THE CONNECTION TO THE “STANDARD DEFINITION” OUTPUT. IF THERE ARE QUESTIONS REGARDING TV SET COMPATIBILITY WITH THIS MODEL, PLEASE CONTACT OUR CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTER.

REPEATEDLY UNTIL YOU SEE A CLEAR IMAGE.

IMPORTANT

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Troubleshooting

Problem Cause/Point to check Action

Is the power cable connected to the

does not power up.

not work.

Is the remote controller facing the DVD ? Operate the remote controller by orienting it toward the DVD

No screen is displayed. Video Output is set to a mode not

The PC station is not displayed in the Network DVD player menu.

The Network DVD Player always logs in to the same PC station when the power is turned on.

A still image written to a CD or DVD is not displayed.

power socket?

Is the rear main switch on ON position ? Confirm that the main rear switch is set to ON position

Aren't the batteries in the remote controller low?

Are the batteries connected in the correct polarities (positive, negative)?

matching to the TV or monitor.

Medialink Server has not been started. Check if the computer is on and Medialink Server is running.

Network DVD player cannot connect to PC and internet in Wireless LAN.

Isn't the hub or router hindering proper Network connection?

The Network DVD Player is set to log in to that PC station automatically.

The still image file you are trying to view is not created in JPEG.

Connect the power cable to the power socket. The Network DVD Player

Replace them with new batteries. The remote controller does

Set the batteries correctly.

player IR receiver

1.Press the TV MODE button on the remote controller several times until the screen is displayed.

2.Set Video Output to match the output of the connected TV or Monitor by referring to "Options"

Check the router settings. If the router has a WEP key password then you have to input the key in DVD menu.

Connect the Network DVD Player to the computer directly using a cross cable and then check if the problem persists. (If the Network DVD Player is connected to the computer directly, the IP addresses of the Network DVD Pla

1. Go to the login selection screen (showing a list of server names), which is displayed when the Network DVD Player is started. If the message "Cannot connect to the specified server" is displayed, press the SERVER button on the remote controller to return to the login selection screen.

2. Select Edit.

3. Select the name of the computer you want to cancel the auto Login to.

4. Clear the check box of Always connect to this PC station.

The Network DVD Player only supports JPEG,Gif, as the format of photo data stored in a DVD/CD or Hard disk. It does not support files written in BMP or other format.

er and computer

Troubleshooting (continued)

Problem Cause/Point to check Action

Do not play 1.no disc

No Picture 1.The set have no power on

Picture noise / distorted

Picture not full screen 1.Wrong Setting in Network DVD player 1.Select the screen format. Enter SETUP MENU

Cannot SKIP or SEARCH

No sound or Sound output not complete

No surround sound 1.audio output has been changed to 5.1

MP3 disc no sound or noise

2.Disc has been loaded upside down.

3.Disc’s region code is not matching to the unit

4.Disc is not correct type to be played

5.Disc is damaged or dirty

6.Moisture may be condensed inside the unit.

2.connection is not secure

3.connection cables are damaged

1.Disc is dirty or damaged.

2.Wrong setting color system of the DVD unit or the TV set

1.Some disc are programmed that do not allow users to SKIP or SEARCH forward at some sections, especially at the beginning WARNING section

2.Single Chapter disc cannot apply SKIP function

1.TV and amplifier has not been power on and correctly setting

2.TV and amplifier system connections are not secure

3.Audio tracks output problem

4.MUTE function of the DVD, TV or amplifier has be activated

5.Amplifier decoder don’t support the audio format of “WMAPRO” There will be no sound output during REVERSE PLAY / PAUSE / STEP / SLOW / SEARCH

channels

1. program files or other data files mixed with MP3 files in the same disc

2. Check the disc, if all the files on disc are MP3 files

1.load a disc

2.Place the disc with the label side up

3.load the Disc in correct region code

4.load the disc in correct type

5.Disc is damaged or dirty

6.Remove the disc and leave the unit power on for one or two hours

1.Check the TV set has been power on, and setting at the correct AV mode

2.Check the system connection is secure

3.Check if the connection cables are damaged

4. Press TV MODE until the image appears

1.Disc is dirty or damaged. Clean the disc or try another disc

2.Reset the color system of the DVD unit or the TV set

3.Try to direct the DVD unit to the TV set instead of via the components like VCR.

Æ (TV ASPECT)

2.Select the screen format from DVD disc menu

1.Check the TV and amplifier has been power on and correctly setting

2.Check the TV and amplifier system connections are secure

3. Press AUDIO button (-- / 4) select other audio tracks output of disc

4.Check if the MUTE function of the DVD, TV or amplifier has be activated

5.Press “setup” in remote control, move to the item of “WMAPRO”, and change the setting from “Raw Format” to “PCM format”.

1.Check if the audio output has been changed to 5.1 channels

3. When program files or other data files mixed with MP3 files in the same disc, the unit may play the non-MP3 files with noise or no sound

4. Skip the file, or try the other file

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When the Network DVD Player Cannot Connect to a Server (Computer)

If no server is displayed in the Network DVD Player menu, or when selecting a displayed server with the ENTER button on the remote controller will show the message "Cannot connect to the specified server" or "Log in later," check the items listed below.

First, check on the computer and Network DVD Player if the network connection is established properly.

[Check Procedure]

[1] With the Network DVD Player menu displayed, press the SETUP button on the remote controller. In the displayed screen, select IP Settings, and then check the IP address set for the Network DVD Player. [2] Check if the computer is connecting to the Network DVD Player via network.

Windows

(1) Log on to the computer (2) Click the start button. Click “Run” in the start menu. (3) Input “cmd” in the text box and press enter to open the screen of MS-DOS. (4) Ping the the IP address as follow to se if you get any response back. Example

: When the IP address of the Network DVD Player is 192.168.0.5 Enter “ping 192.168. 0 .5” , and

then press the Enter key. (5) Check the network status from the displayed message : Packet sent=4 Received=0 Lost = 4 (100% lost) : The distant Network DVD Player is not reachable, check your router settings and/or cable connections Packet sent=4 Received=4 Lost = 0 (0% lost) : Your Network DVD player has been reached, you should check the Port settings of your firewalls and verify that MEDIALINK.exe is running on the computer.

Possible causes:

- Incorrect Network Cable model : Check if crossover cables or straight cables are in u se and verify your network configuration in accordance

- Poor cable contact : Disconnect the cables from the LAN jack, hub/router cable jack and computer cable jack located on the back of the

Network DVD Player, and then connect the cables again. Check pin appearance.

- Computer is in “sleep” Mode: Computer cannot be connected under sleep mode. You have to deactivate the sleep mode of your computer.

- Wrong IP settings (If the IP address was set manually): Confirm that the IP address and subnet mask entered in IP Settings for the Network DVD Player are correct. ĺ Refer to "checking the IP Address of the Network DVD Player in the computer" (p.19).

- Medialink has not been started/is not running: Check if the connected computer is on and the Medialink Server program has been

started/is running.

- Firewalls are set in the computer: If a virus detection program, firewall program or other security program is installed in the connected computer, the firewall function of such software program may be disabling communication between the Network DVD Player and Medialink Link Server in the computer. If any of these software programs are installed in the computer, disable the firewall function of the program and then check if the problem persists. * With some resident applications, the firewall setting will not be disabled simply by disabling the program. Check how firewalls are set in your application and disable the specific setting to allow Medialink port communication between the PC and the Network DVD.

- The Wireless Router has password protection (WEP/WPA encryption key) : You can check your password protection in Wireless router follow the instruction: Log on your router through the Internet explorer browser, typing the Router IP address : http://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX (the router address corresponds to the default gateway address) Log on to the router intranet page and search for WEP, WLAN encryption settings.

This is the example of router setting page. The setting page will be different depending on different kinds of router.

If your router has WEP Data Encryption activated, then write down the key respecting lower/upper case and enter this exact same code into the WIFI setup page of your Network DVD player.

For further help on Router encryption settings, please refer to your Router User Manual.

TIPS : Enter the WEP Key password using the remote control alphanumerical keypad : Press successively each number to display the correct number or letter Press SELECT once to switch from lower case to majuscule, press again to switch from majuscule to numbers.

Example: In my router, the WEP data Encryption is 64 bit and the key is “d8f1bd816b”!

Please check the valu e of your router !

Press “Setup” in Remote Control, go to the WIFI setup page. Change the setting in security for “WEP 64-bit or WEP 128-bit” depending on your router setting. Input your password in the text box “key”. Press SAVE and exit menu

TIPS: You can name of SSID in setting page as wel your router Instruct

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GLOSSARY

Networking

802.11b: A wireless networking standard that supports data encryption and up to 11Mbps bandwidth.

802.11g: A wireless networking standard that supports data encryption and up to 54Mbps bandwidth. Ad-Hoc: This wireless networking mode means that two PC’s are communicating in a Peer-to-Peer network, without a router or an access

point. Bandwidth: A measure of the rate at which data can be sent and received through the network. This value is usually given in bits per second (bps) or Megabits per second (Mbps). DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol): A protocol that network devices use to obtain an IP address, subnet mask, gateway, and

DNS addresses automatically. A DHCP server can be a router, ISP server, or PC running Internet Connection Sharing software. If you are using a DHCP-capable device in your network, you will not need to assign a static IP address to your DSM-320RD. However, if you do not have a DHCP-capable device in your network, you will need to assign a static IP address to your DSM-320RD.

DNS (Domain Name System): A system used to translate computer names into IP addresses. Ethernet: The most commonly used wired network technology. Standard Ethernet supports up to 10Mbps. Fast Ethernet supports up to 100Mbps. Gateway: This is the IP address of the device that connects you to another network such as a router. A router would be the gateway between your local area network and the Internet.

Infrastructure: This wireless networking mode is used by wireless networks with a router or an access point. IP Address (Internet Protocol Address): An IP address consists of four groups of digits separated by periods. Each group of digits contain

an 8-bit value as a number ranging from 0 to 255. Each computer must have it’s own unique IP address. The IP addresses on your network

must be within the same range. For example, if one PC or device has an IP address of 192.168.0.2, the other devices should have IP addresses that are sequential, like

192.168.0.3 and 192.168.0.4.

ISP (Internet Service Provider): A commercial organization that provides subscribers with access to the Internet. Key: Encryption keys allow you to easily change wireless encryption settings to maintain a secure network. The DNX-8620 supports 64-bit

and 128-bit keys.

Net mask: Commonly referred to as subnet mask, this is used to determine what subnet an IP address belongs to. RJ-45: RJ-45 is the standard connector for Ethernet cabling. It looks like a phone cable connector, but is slightly larger. RJ-45 connectors

have 8 pins, 4 of which are used for transmitting and receiving data. SSID (Service Set Identifier): The name designated for a specific wireless local area network (WLAN). The SSID can be easily changed to connect to an existing wireless network. Static IP: A static IP address is configured manually on the device that will be using it. A static IP address remains the same constantly and must be a unique address. WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy): A security protocol for wireless local area networks (WLAN) that is designed to provide the same level of security as a wired network. WEP provides security by encrypting the data sent over the WLAN. The DNX-8620 supports 64-bit and 128-bit encryption.

Wired: Devices networked via Ethernet cabling. Wireless: Devices networked using radio frequencies instead of physical cabling. WPA-PSK (Wi-Fi Protected Access with Pre-Shared Key): A security protocol for wireless local area networks that requires that the router

and DNX-8620 have the same pre-shared key in order to establish a wireless connection.

Music

AIFF is short for Audio Interchange File Format, an audio format that was developed by Apple Computer and is the standard audio format for Macintosh computers. AIFF use a .AIF or .IEF extension. M3U is a playlist format and is the default playlist format of WinAMP and most other media player software. It allows multiple files to be

queued in a program in a specific format. MP3 is the file extension for MPEG-1, audio layer 3. Layer 3 is one of three coding schemes (layer 1, layer 2 and layer 3) for the compression of audio signals. Layer 3 removes the redundant and irrelevant parts of a sound signal, which the human ear does not hear. It uses Modified Discrete Cosine Transform to implement a filter bank, increasing the frequency resolution 18 times higher than that of layer 2. OGG or OGG Vorbis is an open source audio compression format. The name OGG is derived from term in a network game and Vorbis from a character in a novel. OGG is used for mid to high quality (8kHz-48.0kHz, 16+ bit, polyphonic) audio and music at fixed and variable bitrates

from 16 to 128 kbps/channel.

PLS is a proprietary playlist format used for playing Shoutcast and other audio streams. WAV is the file extension for PC sound files and was developed by Microsoft and IBM. WAV sound files end with a .wav extension and are

compatible with Windows applications supporting audio. WMA is short for Windows Media Audio and is an audio format that was created by Microsoft. It is similar to MP3, although WMA can compress at a higher rate than MP3.

Photo

BMP: The standard bit-mapped graphics format used in the Windows environment. By convention, graphics files in the BMP format end with

a .BMP extension. GIF: Pronounced jiff or giff and stands for graphics interchange format, it is a bit-mapped graphics file format. GIF supports color and various resolutions. It uses data compression, but it is limited to a 256-color palette. JPG: Short for Joint Photographic Experts Group, and pronounced jay-peg. JPEG is a glossy compression technique for color images. Although it can reduce files sizes to about 5% of their normal size, some detail is lost in the compression. JP2: JP2 is the file extension for the new image format called JPEG2000 based on the latest image compression technology. PNG: Short for Portable Network Graphics, is a bit-mapped graphics format similar to GIF. In fact, PNG was approved as a standard by the World Wide Web consortium to replace GIF because GIF uses a patented data compression scheme. In contrast, PNG is patent and license-free. TIFF: Acronym for Tagged Image File Format, and is one of the most widely supported file formats for storing bit-mapped images on personal computers. TIFF graphics can be any resolution, and they can be black and white, gray scaled, or color. Files in TIFF format often end with a .tif extension.

Video

AVI: Short for Audio Video Interleave, the file format for Microsoft’s Video for Windows standard. See under Video for Windows. DivX®: Is a video format that is MPEG-4 compliant and widely used on the Internet for encoding video files. MPEG: Short for Moving Picture Experts Group.

MPEG generally produces better-quality video than competing formats. MPEG achieves high compression rate by storing only the changes from one frame to another, instead of each entire frame. MPEG uses a type of lossy compression, since some data is removed. However, the reduction in the resulting video quality is minimal. There are three major MPEG standards: MPEG-1, MPEG-2 and MPEG-4.

• The most common implementations of the MPEG-1 standard provide a video resolution of 352-by-240 at 30 frames per second (fps). MPEG-1 is used with Video CDs (VCD) and results in video quality slightly below the quality of a VCR video.

• MPEG-2 offers higher resolution with CD-quality audio. This is sufficient for all major TV standards, including NTSC, and even HDTV. MPEG-2 is used by DVDs. MPEG-2 compress a 2 hour video into a few gigabytes of data on a single disc.

• MPEG-4 is a video compression standard based on MPEG-1 and MPEG-2. Videos encoded with MPEG-4 technology are considerably smaller than videos encoded with MPEG-1 or 2. MPEG-4 was standardized in October 1998. QuickTime: An audio and video compression technology developed by Apple® Computer and is widely supported on Macintosh® and Windows® PC computers. The latest QuickTime® implementation is MPEG-4 compliant. XviD: XviD is an ISO MPEG-4 compliant video codec. It’s an open source project which is developed and maintained by many people from all over the world.

NETWORK REFERENCE PARAMETERS

Write down below your DNX-8620 Network and IP settings for future reference:

Wired MAC Address

Wireless MAC Address

IP Address

Subnet Mask

Primary DNS

Secondary DNS

Default Gateway

WEP/WPA encryption

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Product Identification

Write in this box the Serial Number of your DNX-8620:

Warranty and Customer Support

If you have any questions or concerns with your DNX-8620, please visit our website at www.hb-direct.com for more information and updates. Please also visit our online Forum under http://forum.surdvd.com/ and review the list of user messages which have possibly already experienced the same difficulties.

H&B, and the H&B logo are registered trademarks and DX-3295HDD is a protected trademark. All other logos and trademarks contained in this User Manual are the property of their respective owners.

Warranty certificate

H&B provides a twelve (12) month warranty from the date of purchase against material and manufacturing defects. In the event of defects covered by the warranty, the product must be returned to the dealer that sold the product. If any problems arise, information on our authorized service centers is available the dealer who sold the product. Terms of Warranty:

1. The warranty is only valid on presentation of a correctly completed warranty certificate and sales ticket, and if the serial number on the product is fully legible.

2. The obligations of H&B are limited either to repair or replacement of defective components. The repair or replacement of defective components is based on an assessment by H&B. Exchange is only possible if the repair cannot be performed.

3. Warranty repairs must be performed by an authorized H&B dealer, or an authorized service centre. No remuneration is provided for repairs performed by unauthorized workshops. Any repairs or damage to the product caused by unauthorized intervention are not covered by this warranty.

4. This product will not be viewed as defective, either in materials or in manufacture, if adaptation to national, local, technical or safety-related requirements is required in countries other than the specific country for which the product was originally designed and manufactured.

5. This warranty does not cover these types of adaptations, and no remuneration will be offered for these types of adaptations or for any consequential damages. The warranty does not cover the following: Periodic inspection, maintenance and repair or replacement of parts resulting from normal wear. Costs connected to transport, disassembly or installation of the product. Misuse, including use for other purposes than was intended or faulty installation. Damage caused by lightning, water, fire, natural catastrophes, war, insurrection, incorrect line voltage, insufficient ventilation or other causes beyond the control of H&B. This warranty applies to every legal owner of the product during the warranty period.

Distributor

Recycling information

Your new product and its packaging contain materials that can be recycled and reused. Specialized companies can recycle your product. Your product uses batteries that should not be thrown away when depleted but should be disposed of as small chemical waste. Please find out about the local regulations on disposal of your old product, batteries, and packaging whenever you replace your existing equipment. Please contact your local dealer for more information on how to recycle your product

H&B products are distributed by: JPF Entertainment 50, rue Ardoin - Bat 566 - 93400 Saint Ouen - FRANCE info@jpf-europe.com / www.hb-direct.com Tel + 33 1 49 489 340 - Fax + 33 1 40 109 599

DNX-8620 REMOTE CONTROL OPERATIONS

Upper/Lower case and Numerical entry

CAPS LOCK ON mode (Entry of up percase alphabets)

The symbols and alphabets (uppercase) displayed on the remote controller are entered. You can enter different characters by pressing each button quickly for an appropriate number of times, just like you do with your cellular phone.

NUM LOCK ON mode (Entry of numbers) The numbers displayed on the remote controller are entered.

CAPS LOCK OFF mode (Entry of lowercase alphabets) The symbols and alphabets (lowercase) displayed on the remote controller are entered. You can enter different characters by pressing each button quickly for an appropriate number of times, just like you do with your mobile phone.

SELECT Switches the input mode when entering text. Three input modes are available, as described below. The mode will switch sequentially every time this button is pressed.

Press 1x Press1x Press1x

CAPS LOCK ON NUM LOCK ON CAPS LOCK OFF

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Alphanumeric input buttons

CAPS LOCK ON

Button Press once Twice 3 times 4 times 5 times 6 times 7 times

o p q r s t u v m

* The character will change to ",", "!", "?"..... when the n button is pressed eight times or more.

NUM LOCK ON mode (Entry of numbers)

The numbers displayed on the remote controller are entered. CAPS LOCK OFF mode (Entry of lowercase alphabets)

You can enter different characters by pressing each button quickly for an appropriate number of times, just like you do with your cellular phone.

Button Press once Twice 3 times 4 times 5 times 6 times 7 times

CAPS LOCK OFF

Button Press once Twice 3 times 4 times 5 times 6 times 7 times

o p q r s t u v m

* The character will change to ",", "!", "?"..... when the n button is pressed eight times or more.

These buttons are used to enter text during setup or Web navigation. The input mode will switch sequentially to CAPS LOCK ON, NUM LOCK ON and CAPS LOCK OFF each time the SELECT button is pressed. CAPS LOCK ON mode (Entry of uppercase alphabets) You can enter different characters by pressing each button quickly for an appropriate number of times, just like you do with your mobile phone.

1 . : / @ ( )

A B C 2 D E F 3 G H I 4 J K L 5 M N O 6 P Q R S 7 T U V 8

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m n o 6 p q r S 7

t U v 8

w x y z 9 0 SPACE

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