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Network Player

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CONTENTS

CONNECTION .............................................................................................................. 2

BEFORE CONNECTING ...............................................................................................................................................................2

CONNECTING THE UNIT AND SERVER TO THE NETWORK ...................................................................................................2

BASIC SETTINGS ........................................................................................................ 3

CHECKING THE NETWORK ADDRESS ......................................................................................................................................3

STARTING THE NETWORK PLAYER ...........................................................................................................................................4

NETWORK ADDRESS SETTINGS ...............................................................................................................................................5

AUTHENTICATING THE UNIT FROM THE SERVER ..................................................................................................................6

SCREEN MENUS .........................................................................................................7

TOP MENU ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 7

ITEM MENU ....................................................................................................................................................................................7

ICONS .............................................................................................................................................................................................7

BASIC OPERATIONS ..................................................................................................8

NETWORK PLAYER BASIC OPERATIONS .................................................................................................................................8

PLAYING MUSIC ............................................................................................................................................................................9

DISPLAYING PHOTOS ................................................................................................................................................................ 11

PLAYING VIDEO ..........................................................................................................................................................................13

PLAYING FILES BY SPECIFYING A SERVER ...........................................................................................................................15

ADVANCED OPERATIONS ....................................................................................... 16

REMOTE CONTROLLER OPERATIONS ...................................................................................................................................16

ADVANCED PHOTO FILE OPERATIONS ..................................................................................................................................18

OPERATING VIDEO FILES ......................................................................................................................................................... 19

USING PLAYLISTS ......................................................................................................................................................................20

VIEWING DETAILED FILE INFORMATION ................................................................................................................................21

MULTI ZONE PLAYBACK ............................................................................................................................................................21

ADVANCED SETTINGS .............................................................................................23

NETWORK PLAYER INITIALIZATION.........................................................................................................................................23

SOFTWARE UPDATES ...............................................................................................................................................................23

CHECKING THE SYSTEM INFORMATION ................................................................................................................................24

SETTING THE NETWORK SCREEN ..........................................................................................................................................24

PLAYABLE FILES .........................................................................................................................................................................26

TROUBLESHOOTING ...............................................................................................28

OTHERS .....................................................................................................................29

NETWORK PLAYER NOTIFICATIONS .......................................................................................................................................29

GLOSSARY ..................................................................................................................................................................................30

TRADEMARKS .............................................................................................................................................................................30

TECHNICAL INFORMATION .......................................................................................................................................................31

ABOUT THIS USER GUIDE

This unit is equipped with a network player for playing music, photo and video ﬁ les. You can connect the unit's network connector to a network device and play music, photo or video ﬁ les that are stored on the device. This User Guide describes the settings and procedures that are required to use these functions.

NETWORK PLAYER FEATURES

The unit has the following functions.

● Playback of music, photo or video ﬁ les that are stored on a device connected to the network

● Supports Windows Media DRM

● Supports DTCP-IP

SETTING PROCEDURE FOR USING THE NETWORK PLAYER

Connecting the unit to the network (See page 2)

Setting up the network (See page 3)

If there is no DHCP server on the network to which the unit is connected, the network settings must be

performed manually.

Authenticating the unit on the server side. (See page 6)

It may be necessary to authenticate the unit on each server.

Operating the unit; playback. (See page 8)

BASIC SETTINGSSCREEN MENUS

BASIC

OPERATION

ADVANCED

OPERATION

SETTINGS

ADVANCED

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERS CONNECTION

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CONNECTION

BEFORE CONNECTING

Prepare the following equipment before performing the connection.

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● LAN cable

This cable connects the unit's network connector to a network device such as a computer.

Notes:

• The unit's network connector supports 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX. Use a 100BASE-TX connection to ensure smooth playback.

• Use a straight LAN cable that is category 5 or higher.

● Router, Hub

These devices are for connecting multiple devices on a single network. If a router has a DHCP server function, the unit's network settings are set automatically.

● Server (in this User Guide, the following devices are referred to as a “server”)

• Hard disk with a built-in DLNA server function (LAN connection type)

OPERATION

• HDD recorder or audio system that supports DLNA

BASIC

• A computer can be used when either of the following server software programs is installed. – Windows Media Player 11 – Server software that supports DLNA

● Internet

• Required when using the unit's network connection to perform a system update.

OPERATION

ADVANCED

CONNECTING THE UNIT AND SERVER TO THE NETWORK

As shown below, connect the unit and a server such as a computer or hard disk to the LAN connector of a router or modem.

Computer

Windows Media Player 11 or server software that supports DLNA

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Router

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WAN

HDD recorder that

supports DLNA

Straight LAN cable (purchase separately)

Modem

To the Internet

connection

ADVANCED

SETTINGS

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERS

Straight LAN cable (purchase separately)

Note:

If there are not enough LAN connectors, add a hub (purchase separately) to the router.

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BASIC SETTINGS

Network settings may be required when performing the connection, depending on the connection type as described below.

● If there is a router (DHCP server) on the network

The network address settings are performed

automatically.

● If there is no router (DHCP server) on the network

The network address settings must be performed

manually.

Check your network and perform the settings if required. To conﬁ rm your network type, check the network address.

CHECKING THE NETWORK ADDRESS

Example: Windows XP

Select “Control Panel” on the Start menu and

click “Network and Internet Connections” on the menu.

When using Classic View, click “Network

Connections” and go to step

2. Click “Network Connections” on the menu.

3. Right-click “Local Area Connection” and select “Status” on the pull-down menu.

4. Click the “Support” tab.

Check the “Address Type” item.

Assigned by DHCP:

A DHCP server is running on the network. The network address settings for the unit are performed automatically. You do not need to perform connection settings because the default setting is for automatically obtaining the address.

SCREEN MENUS

BASIC

OPERATION

ADVANCED

OPERATION

Manually Conﬁ gured:

You must set the network address manually because there is no DHCP server on the network. Start the network player and perform the network address settings.

SETTINGS

ADVANCED

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERS CONNECTIONBASIC SETTINGS

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TOP

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Example: Windows Vista

Select “Control Panel” on the Start menu.

When using the Control Panel Home view, click

“View network status and tasks”.

SCREEN MENUS

When using Classic View, the following window

OPERATION

BASIC

is displayed. Double-click “Network and Sharing Center”.

OPERATION

ADVANCED

2. Click “View status”.

3. Click “Details”.

4. Check the “DHCP Enabled” item.

Yes:

A DHCP server is running on the network.

The network address settings for the unit are performed automatically.

You do not need to perform connection settings

for the unit because the default setting is for automatically obtaining the address.

No:

You must set the network address manually

because there is no DHCP server on the network.

Start the network player and perform the

network address settings.

3. Set the unit's input mode to NETWORK. To select NETWORK mode, turn the input selector on the unit or press the 3. NETWORK button on the remote controller.

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SURROUND

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POWER ON/OFF

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SPEAKER

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DIRECT

PHONES

SETUP MIC

4. The startup screen is displayed.

ADVANCED

SETTINGS

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERSCONNECTION BASIC SETTINGS

STARTING THE NETWORK PLAYER

NETWORK

1. Turn on the unit.

After pressing the HOME button on the remote

controllerler, press the 3. NETWORK button.

It takes the network player about 30 seconds to

start after turning on the unit.

After start-up is completed, the top menu of the

network player is displayed.

Note:

The screen resolution at start-up is 480i/576i.

The remote controller enters NETWORK

operation mode.

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NETWORK ADDRESS SETTINGS

1. Start the network player.

NETWORK

Music

Photo

Video

Server

ENTER

Enter

Select

Set the remote controllerler to NETWORK

mode.

Press the < and > buttons on the remote

controllerler to move the remote controllerler window to 005/005, and press the SETTINGS button.

The SETTINGS window is displayed.

Select Network Settings with the cursor and

press the ENTER button.

SETTINGS

TITLE Network Settings

Network Settings Preferences System Reset Software Update System Information

ENTER

Enter

Settings

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The Network Settings screen is displayed.

The ﬁ gures displayed in this screen are the

settings for the current network address.

We recommend that you make a copy of these

settings, because they may be required when authenticating the unit from the server.

SETTINGS

Notwork Settings

ENTER

Obtain IP Address

IP Address

Subnet Mask

Default Gateway

DNS Server

MAC Address 00 : 06 : 78 : xx : xx : xx

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Enter

Automatic

192 . 168 . 0 . 80

255 . 255 . 255 . 0

...

● Obtain IP Address :

The default setting is Automatic. To change the setting, press the ENTER button to enable setting selections. Press the 3 / 4 buttons to select an item and conﬁ rm by pressing the ENTER button.

• Automatic : The address is obtained automatically from the

DHCP server.

If there is no DHCP server, the address is assigned

using Auto-IP.

If the address has been obtained automatically,

select “OK” to complete the setting.

Press the GUIDE button on the remote controller

to return to the top menu.

• Manual : For manual input, see “Manual Setting”.

MANUAL SETTING

If you selected Manual, input is possible for the

following items.

Note:

Knowledge about the network is required for manual input. See the user guide for your router or modem.

● IP Address:

Set the IP address. For manual input, enter an IP address that is based on another device connected to the same network. Example: IP address of another device: 192. 168. 1. 2 IP address of the unit: 192. 168. 1. xxx Use a number for xxx that does not duplicate another device.

● Subnet Mask :

Set the subnet mask address. Enter the same number as the subnet mask of another network device, such as a router or computer. Example: 255. 255. 255. 0

● Default Gateway :

Set the gateway address. If a router is used, this is usually the IP address of the router. Example: 192. 168. 1. 1

● DNS Server :

Set the DNS server address. This is the address that is speciﬁ ed by the provider, or the IP address of the router. Example: 192. 168. 1. 1

● MAC Address :

This is the MAC address of the unit. This number cannot be changed.

Note:

Playback is possible even if the gateway and DNS are left blank, but value inputs are required to perform network updates.

1. Select the item that you want to set with the 3

/ 4 buttons and press the ENTER button.

Select the position for entering the number with

the 1 / 2 buttons, and enter the number using the number keys.

If a number does not have three digits, move to

the next value using the 1 / 2 buttons.

Press EXIT to return the entered number to its

original value.

Note:

Enter a number from 0 to 255.

If 256 or a higher number is entered, a warning is displayed

After finishing the setting input, press the

ENTER button and select the next item using the 3 / 4 buttons.

Repeat steps 2 and 3, and after ﬁ nishing all

the inputs, select “OK” using the 4 button and press the ENTER button.

The settings completed dialog box is displayed.

Press the ENTER button to restart.

Notes:

•

If the EXIT button is pressed or “CANCEL” is selected with the 4 button partway through the setting

procedure, the screen returns to the SETTINGS screen and the entered settings are canceled.

• The unit cannot be set to standby while it is restarting.

Do not turn the power of this unit off while it is

restarting.

SCREEN MENUS

BASIC

OPERATION

ADVANCED

OPERATION

SETTINGS

ADVANCED

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERS CONNECTIONBASIC SETTINGS

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AUTHENTICATING THE UNIT FROM THE SERVER

With some server types, the unit must be authenticated on the server. If authentication is not performed, it will either not be possible to obtain ﬁ les even if the unit is connected to the server, or a warning will be displayed and access will not be possible. Information such as the IP address of the unit, the MAC address and the unit device name (marantz DMP) is required for authentication. See the server user guide for details on the authentication method. As a reference, this section describes the procedure

SCREEN MENUS

for authentication from Windows Media Player 11 on a computer.

Notes:

• If your computer's operating system is Windows XP SP2, you can download Windows Media Player 11 from Microsoft Corporation's website.

OPERATION

• If you are using Windows Vista, it is already

BASIC

installed.

Start Windows Media Player 11.

If you have already completed the settings for

the ﬁ les that you want to share, go to step

ADVANCED

Set sharing for the ﬁ les that you want to play

with the unit.

Select “Add to Library” from Library on the

menu bar.

3. A list of the folders that are currently being shared is displayed.

If the following window is displayed, click

“Advanced Options”.

4. Select the folder that you want to share and click “OK”.

If you want to share another folder, click “Add”.

The folder selection dialog box is displayed.

6. A list of the shared ﬁ les is created.

After the list is created, click “Close”.

7. Next, perform the setting for authenticating the unit from Windows Media Player 11.

Select “Media Sharing” from Library on the

menu bar.

9. The window below is displayed.

If the network settings are completed and the

unit is connected to the network, “marantz DMP” is displayed in the device list.

Select “marantz DMP” and click “Allow”.

Click “OK” to close the window and complete

10.

the authentication of the unit from the Windows Media Player.

Next, check from the unit that it is registered in

11.

Windows Media Player 11.

Check that the unit is in NETWORK mode,

and press the SERVER button on the remote controller.

ADVANCED

SETTINGS

TROUBLESHOOTING

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5. After ﬁ nishing the ﬁ le sharing operations, click “OK” to complete the settings.

If Windows Media Player is already set for

sharing with a different device, go to step 9.

Select “Share my media” and click “OK”.

Check that the computer name (name of the

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computer that performed the settings) and user name (name of the logged-in user) are displayed on the screen list. This means that authentication is complete.

SERVER

SERVER Computer:User

MODEL NAME Windows Media Player Sharing

Computer:User

ENTER

Enter

Server

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SCREEN MENUS

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TOP MENU

NETWORK

1 2 3 4

ENTER

Enter

Select

q Music

Play music from all the connected servers. (See page 9)

w Photo

Display photos from all the connected servers. (See page 11)

e Video

Play videos from all the connected servers. (See page 13)

r Server

Play ﬁ les from a speciﬁ ed server. This can also be used if you want to check which servers are currently

connected. (See page 15)

Music

Photo

Video

Server

ITEM MENU

MUSIC

ENTER

Enter

q Mode that is currently displayed w Information display panel e Main button operation guidance r Category display t List number of the selected ﬁ le/Total number

of ﬁ les in the list

ICONS

The icons displayed on the screen are as follows.

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o !0

y Directions in which the cursor can be moved u File list i File and category type o Icons of currently executing processes !0 Number of servers currently recognized by the

unit

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ADVANCED

OPERATION

MUSIC (Music) category VIDEO (Video) ﬁ le

MUSIC (Music) ﬁ le Other category

PHOTO (Photo) category Other ﬁ le

PHOTO (Photo)ﬁ le Server

VIDEO (Video) category

• The category speciﬁ es information such as the folder, album or genre.

• Press the PLAY, REPEAT or RANDOM button under a music, photo or video hierarchy to play all the ﬁ les in that category.

SETTINGS

ADVANCED

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERS CONNECTIONSCREEN MENUS

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BASIC OPERATIONS

NETWORK PLAYER BASIC OPERATIONS

MENU STRUCTURE

BASIC SETTINGS SCREEN MENUS

NETWORK (GUIDE, TOP)

OPERATION

BASIC

OPERATION

ADVANCED

SETTINGS

( ) The text in parenthesis is displayed on the remote controller.

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OTHERSCONNECTION

Music (MUSIC)

Photo (When PHOTO is set to Category)

Photo Date (All server) (When PHOTO is set to Date (All Servers))

Photo Date (Selected Server) (When PHOTO is set to Date (Selected Server))

Video (VIDEO)

Server (SERVER)

Settings (SETTINGS)

Music - Artists (M ARTIST)

Music - Albums (M ALBUM)

Music - Genres (M GENRE)

Music - All Songs (MUSIC ALL)

Music - Playlists (M P-LIST)

Photo - Albums (P ALBUM)

Photo - All Photos (PHOTO ALL)

Photo - Playlists (P P-LIST)

Video - Albums (V ALBUM)

Video - Genres (V GENRE)

Video - All Videos (VIDEO ALL)

Video - Playlists (V P-LIST)

1. Select the item that you want to play on the top

menu using the 3 / 4 buttons and press the ENTER button.

NETWORK

Music

Photo

Video

Server

ENTER

Select

Enter

2. The menu for the corresponding item is displayed.

MUSIC

Music

ENTER

Enter

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Note:

With some server speciﬁ cations, the ﬁ le list may not be displayed for items other than Server menu.

Play the ﬁ le.

• Select the ﬁ le that you want to play from

the ﬁ le list and press the ENTER or PLAY button to play.

• Select a category from the ﬁ le list and press

the PLAY button to play all the ﬁ les in the category.

• To change the page if there is more than one

ﬁ le list page, press the 3 button on the top of the ﬁ le list or the 4 button on the bottom of the ﬁ le list, or press the Ch +/– buttons.

• Press the EXIT button to return to the

previous screen.

• To see the photo thumbnail list, press the 3

/ 4 / 1 / 2 buttons.

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Button Music Playback

3, 4 (Remote controller, unit)

ENTER (Remote controller, unit)

GUIDE TOP (Unit)

EXIT (Remote controller, unit)

CH±

Move between items

Play the track selected with the cursor

Move to the top menu

Stop

(+) Next page (–) Previous page

MENU TOOL menu

2 (PLAY)

Play

(¢) Play the next track

4 / ¢

(4) Play the previous track (if one second or more has

elapsed from the start of the track, play from the start of the same track)

9 (STOP) ; (PAUSE)

Stop

Pause/cancel

(Blue) MUSIC Move to top of MUSIC page

(Red) PHOTO Move to the set PHOTO screen

(Green) VIDEO Move to top of VIDEO page

(Yellow) SERVER Move to top of SERVER page

Button Music Playback

3, 4 (Remote controller, unit)

ENTER (Remote controller, unit)

Move between items

Play the track selected with the cursor

SOURCE OFF Stop

SOURCE ON Change the Screen resolution

2 (PLAY)

Play

(¢) Play the next track

4 / ¢

(4) Play the previous track (if one second or more has elapsed from the start of the track, play from the start of the same track)

9 (STOP) ; (PAUSE)

Stop

Pause/cancel

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T-MODE

BAND

TOP

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M-DAX

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Select Music on the top menu using the cursor and press the ENTER button, or press the blue (MUSIC) button on any screen.

BASIC SETTINGS SCREEN MENUS

NETWORK

Music

Photo

Video

Server

ENTER

Enter

Select

OPERATION

BASIC

OPERATION

ADVANCED

SETTINGS

TROUBLESHOOTING

The music top menu is displayed.

When the sorting is completed, the file list is

MUSIC PLAYBACK

displayed.

MUSIC

TITLE Artists

Artiste

Albums

Genres

All Songs Playlists

ENTER

Enter

Music

2 4

q Artists :

Sort the music ﬁ les by artist.

w Albums :

Sort the music ﬁ les by album.

e Genres :

Sort the music ﬁ les by genre.

r All songs :

Display all the music ﬁ les.

t Playlists :

Display the music playlists. (See page 20)

You can also sort in more detail by narrowing the

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MUSIC

TITLE xxxxxx

ARTIST xxxxxx

ALBUM xxxxxx

DURATION 00 : 03 : 29

SERVER

xxxxxx

ENTER

Enter

M06 xxxxxx

M07 xxxxxx M08 xxxxxx MO9 xxxxxx M10 xxxxxx

Greatest Hits

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q Track title w Artist name e Album name r Track length t Server on which the ﬁ le is saved y Sort item

Select the ﬁ le that you want to play and press the ENTER or PLAY button to play.

MUSIC

TITLE xxxxxx

ARTIST xxxxxx

ALBUM xxxxxx

PLAY

ENTER

xxxxxx

xxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxx

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q Title of the track that is playing w Artist for the track that is playing e Album name r List of the playback tracks t Album jacket photo y Selected track number/Total number of tracks u Playback status i Progress bar o Elapsed time/Total time !0 Repeat status display !1 Random status display

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conditions within each category.

• The music is played in the ﬁ le list sequence.

Example: Artists → Albums → Tracks

• If you want to play a different track during playback, move the cursor to the track and press the ENTER

Note:

Sorting by specifying categories may not be possible when connected to some server types. In such cases, select the server directly and connect. (See page 15)

button.

• If you want to stop playback, press the STOP or EXIT button to stop the playback and return to the previous screen.

• During random playback, the tracks in the ﬁ le list are played in a random sequence.

Note:

With some file configurations, a photo that is not related to the track may be displayed.

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TOP

MULTI

SPEAKER

DISPLAY

INPUT

7.1CH

THX

M-DAX

CLEAR

MEMORY

T-MODE

BAND

EXIT

ZONE

DOWN

VOLUME

SETUP MIC

HDMI

M-DAX

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DISPLAYING PHOTOS

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Button Photo Display

3, 4 (Remote controller, unit)

1, 2 (Remote controller, unit)

GUIDE TOP (Unit)

EXIT (Remote controller, unit)

(3) Display the previous photo (4) Display the next photo

(1) Display the previous photo (2) Display the next photo

Move to the top menu

Stop

MENU TOOL menu

INFO Select the panel display

2 (PLAY)

4 / ¢

9 (STOP) ; (PAUSE)

Start the slideshow

(¢) Display the next photo (4) Display the previous photo

Stop

Pause the slideshow

(Blue) MUSIC Move to top of MUSIC page

(Red) PHOTO Move to the set PHOTO screen

(Green) VIDEO Move to top of VIDEO page

(Yellow) SERVER Move to top of SERVER page

Button Photo Display

3, 4 (Remote controller, unit)

1, 2 (Remote controller, unit)

(3) Display the previous photo (4) Display the next photo

(1) Display the previous photo (2) Display the next photo

SOURCE OFF Stop

SOURCE ON Change the screen resolution

2 (PLAY)

4 / ¢

9 (STOP) ; (PAUSE)

Start the slideshow

(¢) Display the next photo (4) Display the previous photo

Stop

Pause the slideshow

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BASIC

OPERATION

ADVANCED

OPERATION

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M-DAX

MULTI

ZONE

SPEAKER

7.1CH

THX

INPUT

SETUP MIC

EXIT

ENTER

HDMI

MEMORY

T-MOD E

BAND

TOP

DISPLAY

M-DAX

SETTINGS

ADVANCED

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERS CONNECTION

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Select Photo on the top menu with the cursor and press the ENTER button, or press the red (PHOTO ) button on any screen. (When the red (PHOTO ) button setting is Category (see page 18))

BASIC SETTINGS SCREEN MENUS

NETWORK

Music

Photo

Video

OPERATION

Server

BASIC

ENTER

Enter

Select

OPERATION

ADVANCED

SETTINGS

The photo top menu is displayed.

When the sorting is completed, the photo thumbnail

PHOTO DISPLAY

list is displayed.

TITLE Albums

PHOTO

Albums

All Photos

Favorite

ENTER

Enter

Photo

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PHOTO

TITLE Sunset

ALBUM Sample Pictures

DATE 2003/04/03

SERVER Dix_AAA

All Photos

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Enter

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q Albums :

Sort the photo ﬁ les by album.

w All Photos :

Display all the photo ﬁ les.

e Playlists :

Display the photo playlists. (See page 20)

q Photo title w Album name e Date of shooting or creation r Server on which the ﬁ le is saved t Sort item y Photo thumbnails

Select the photo that you want to display and press

the ENTER or PLAY button.

• Press the ENTER button to display the selected photo.

• Press the PLAY button to start the slideshow from the selected photo.

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q Title w Album name e Date display r Status display t Progress bar y Photo number/Total number of photos u Repeat status display i Random status display

• Select the photo that you want to display, and press the ENTER button to display the selected photo.

• Press the 4 , 2 or § button to go to the next photo.

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• Press the 3, 1 or ∞ button to go to the previous photo.

• Select the photo that you want to display, and press the PLAY button to start the slideshow from the selected photo.

• If you want to stop the slideshow, press the STOP button or EXIT button to stop the playback and return to the previous screen.

• The display changes as follows each time the INFO button is pressed.

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERSCONNECTION

No panel display

Player panel display

Information panel display

Note:

If you skip to the previous or next photo during the slideshow playback, the slideshow pauses.

TOP

MULTI

SPEAKER

DISPLAY

INPUT

7.1CH

THX

M-DAX

CLEAR

MEMORY

T-MODE

BAND

EXIT

ZONE

ODO WN

VOLUME

SETUP MIC

HDMI

M-DAX

AV PRE TUNER AV8 003

ENTER

PLAYING VIDEO

RC2001

Button Video Playback

3, 4 (Remote controller, unit)

(3) Skip back 15 seconds (4) Skip forward 15 seconds

1, 2 (Remote controller, unit) Change slow speed during slow playback

GUIDE TOP (Unit)

Move to top menu

EXIT (Remote controller, unit) Stop

MENU TOOL menu

INFO Select panel display

2 (PLAY)

Play

(¢) During continuous playback, play next video (4) During continuous playback, play the previous video (if

4 / ¢

one second or more has elapsed from the start of the video or only one video is selected, play from the start of the same video)

9 (STOP) ; (PAUSE)

Stop

Pause/cancel

(Blue) MUSIC Move to top of MUSIC page

(Red) PHOTO Move to the set PHOTO screen

(Green) VIDEO Move to top of VIDEO page

(Yellow) SERVER Move to top of SERVER page

RC101

Button Video Playback

3, 4 (Remote controller, unit)

1, 2 (Remote controller, unit)

(3) Skip back 15 seconds (4) Skip forward 15 seconds

Change slow speed during slow playback

SOURCE OFF Stop

SOURCE ON Change screen resolution

2 (PLAY)

Play

(¢) During continuous playback, play next video

4 / ¢

(4) During continuous playback, play the previous video (if one

second or more has elapsed from the start of the video or only one video is selected, play from the start of the same video)

9 (STOP) ; (PAUSE)

Stop

Pause/cancel

ENGLISH

BASIC SETTINGSSCREEN MENUS

BASIC

OPERATION

ADVANCED

OPERATION

AV8003

AV PRE TUNER AV8003

RE DIRECT

M-DAX

MULTI

ZONE

SPEAKER

7.1CH

THX

INPUT

SETUP MIC

EXIT

ENTER

HDMI

MEMORY

T-MODE

BAND

TOP

DISPLAY

M-DAX

SETTINGS

ADVANCED

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERS CONNECTION

ENGLISH

Select Video on the top menu with the cursor and press the ENTER button, or press the green (VIDEO) button on any screen.

BASIC SETTINGS SCREEN MENUS

NETWORK

Music

Photo

Video

Server

ENTER

Enter

Select

OPERATION

BASIC

OPERATION

ADVANCED

The video top menu is displayed.

After the sorting by conditions is completed, the ﬁ le

VIDEO PLAYBACK

list is displayed.

TITLE Albums

VIDEO

Albums

Genres

All Videos

Playlists

ENTER

Enter

Video

2 4

1/4

1ExitSelect

VIDEO

TITLE xxx

ALBUM xxx

DATE 2005/03/17

DURATION 00 : 00 : 50

SERVER Dix_AAA

ENTER

Enter

xxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxx

All Videos

1/27

1ExitSelect

q Albums :

Sort the video ﬁ les by album.

w Genres :

Sort the video ﬁ les by genre.

e All Videos :

Display all the video ﬁ les.

r Playlists :

q Video title w Album name e Date of creation r Duration t Server on which the ﬁ le is saved y Sort item

Display the video playlists. (See page 20)

Note:

With some ﬁ les, an accurate time cannot be obtained for Duration.

Select the ﬁ le that you want to play and press the ENTER or PLAY button. Only the selected ﬁ le is played. If you want to play other files from the file list continuously, press the MENU button and select “Continuous Playback”.

xxxxxx xxxxxx

PLAY

ExitSkip

00 : 00 : 48/00 : 03 : 13

q Title w Album name e Date display r Status display t Progress bar y Elapsed time/Total time u Audio mode display i Repeat status display o Random status display

• If you want to stop video playback, press the STOP or EXIT button to stop playback and return to the previous screen.

• The display changes as follows each time the INFO button is pressed.

No panel display

Player panel display

2006/08/25

987654

Information panel display

ADVANCED

SETTINGS

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERSCONNECTION

ENGLISH

PLAYING FILES BY SPECIFYING A SERVER

SPECIFYING A SERVER

In the following cases, you can use “Server” in the top menu to play ﬁ les and obtain a ﬁ le list.

• When you want to specify one server from multiple connected servers and play ﬁ les from this server

• When you cannot obtain a ﬁ le list from the Music, Photo or Video menu on the connected server

Select “Server” using the cursor on the top

menu and press the ENTER button, or press the yellow (SERVER) button on any screen.

NETWORK

Music

Photo

Video

Server

ENTER

Enter

Select

2. The SERVER menu is displayed.

All servers from which ﬁ le lists have been obtained in the past are registered on the server list.

• White text:

Servers that are currently connected

• Gray text:

Servers that were connected in the past but are

not currently connected

Select a server from the server list, and press

the ENTER button to display the ﬁ le list of the selected server on the screen.

Notes:

• The unit can register a maximum of 50 servers. If the number of servers exceeds 50, delete servers that are no longer required.

• The contents of the displayed server list vary depending on the server.

• It may not be possible to play some ﬁ les on the server using this unit.

When the Server Supports WakeOnLAN

If a server displayed with gray text on the server list supports WakeOnLAN, you can press the ENTER button to start the server and display the ﬁ les. The dialog box below is displayed while the server is starting. Press the ENTER button again to abort the connection.

Starting Server

Establishing Server connections

ABORT

REFRESHING THE SERVER LIST

In the following cases, you can display the list correctly by refreshing the server list.

• When a newly connected server is not automatically registered on the server list

• When a server whose connection was canceled remains on the server list

Press the MENU button on the server list.

When you select “Refresh” and press the

ENTER button, the unit obtains the server information from the network again and refreshes the server list.

DELETING UNNECESSARY SERVERS FROM THE SERVER LIST

All servers that were recognized by the unit in the past are registered on the server list. If the history has grown larger than is necessary or the list is full with 50 items, you can delete servers that are no longer required from the server list.

Select a server that is not currently connected

and press the MENU button.

Select “Remove server” and press the ENTER

button.

When the following dialog box appears, select

“OK” and press the ENTER button.

Remove Server

BASIC SETTINGSSCREEN MENUS

BASIC

OPERATION

ADVANCED

OPERATION

1 2

SERVER

SERVER xxxxxx

MODEL NAME xxxxxx

xxxxxx

ENTER

Enter

Server

1/1

1ExitSelect

q Name of the server selected in e w Type of the server selected in e e Server list r Number of servers that are currently detected

After the server has started, you can display the server ﬁ les.

TITLE Video

SERVER xxxxxx

SERVER

ENTER

Enter

Video Music Photos User Files

xxxxxx

1/4

1ExitSelect

Push[OK]to remove this server from list

OK CANCEL

SETTINGS

ADVANCED

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERS CONNECTION

ENGLISH

ADVANCED OPERATIONS

REMOTE CONTROLLER OPERATIONS

RC2001

BASIC SETTINGS SCREEN MENUS

OPERATION

BASIC

OPERATION

ADVANCED

SETTINGS

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERSCONNECTION

Command File List

(Remote controller, unit)

ENTER (Remote controller, unit)

GUIDE TOP (Unit)

EXIT (Remote controller, unit)

CH±

MENU TOOL menu

INFO

2 (PLAY)

∞ / §

7 (STOP)

8 (PAUSE)

(Blue) MUSIC Move to MUSIC Top

(Red) PHOTO Move to the set PHOTO screen

(Green) VIDEO Move to VIDEO Top

(Yellow) SERVER Move to SERVER TOP

Move between items (List) Display the previous photo (Photo) Skip back 15 seconds (Video) During detailed information display, move to previous ﬁ le

Move between items (List) Display the next photo (Photo) Skip forward 15 seconds (Video) During detailed information display, move to next ﬁ le

Move between items (Photo list) Display the previous photo (Photo) Adjust slow playback speed (Video) During detailed information display, change the information

Move between items (Photo list) Display the next photo (Photo) Adjust slow playback speed (Video) During detailed information display, change the information

Select/play item

Move to the top menu

Previous screen (List) Stop

(+) Next page (–) Previous page

Display the ﬁ le details (List) Select the panel display (Photo, video)

Play Start the slideshow (Photo)

(§) Play the next ﬁ le (∞) Play the previous ﬁ le

Stop

Pause/cancel

RC2001 PROGRAMMABLE SOFT BUTTONS

Page Command Note

3.NETWORK Select NETWORK function

5 / 6

RANDOM RANDOM playback w REPEAT REPEAT playback e TOP Move to the top menu

– PAGE +

3.NETWORK Select NETWORK function M ARTIST Move to Music Artists M ALBUM Move to Music Albums

M GENRE Move to Music Genres MUSIC ALL Move to All Songs M P-LIST Move to Music Playlists

3.NETWORK Select NETWORK function P ALBUM Move to Albums

PHOTO ALL Move to All Photos P P-LIST Move to Photo Playlists

3.NETWORK Select NETWORK function V ALBUM Move to Albums

V GENRE Move to Video Genres VIDEO ALL Move to All Videos V P-LIST Move to Video Playlists

3.NETWORK Select NETWORK function PLAYLIST Register in a playlist

BILINGUAL Select the audio of the video that is playing SETTINGS Move to SETTINGS menu RESTART Restart NETWORK

Track fast forward/rewind

The speed changes in the sequence below each time the 6 (fast forward) or 5 (rewind) button is pressed.

×2 ×4 ×8

×100 ×50 ×20

Press the PLAY button to return to normal playback.

Note:

The playback speed of DRM-protected ﬁ les cannot be changed.

Random playback

Press the RANDOM button to perform the random playback of all the ﬁ les in the category. If the RANDOM button is pressed during playback, the mode changes as follows.

Random off

Random on

(Left) REWIND (Music, Photo) q Turn the photo 90 degrees to the left. (Photo)

(Right) FAST FORWARD (Music, Photo) q Turn the photo 90 degrees to the right. (Photo)

(Left) Move to the previous page (Right) Move to the next page

Note:

A separate RANDOM setting is available for music, photo and video ﬁ les.

Repeat playback

Press the REPEAT button to repeat the playback of all the ﬁ les in the category. If the REPEAT button is pressed during playback, the mode changes as follows.

Repeat off

Single ﬁ le repeat

Note:

A separate REPEAT setting is available for music, photo and video ﬁ les.

File list repeat

ENGLISH

TOP

MULTI

SPEAKER

DISPLAY

INPUT

7.1CH

THX

M-DAX

CLEAR

MEMORY

T-MODE

BAND

EXIT

ZONE

ODO WN

VOLUME

SETUP MIC

HDMI

M-DAX

AV PRE TUNER AV8 003

ENTER

RC101

Command File List

Move between items (List)

(Remote controller, unit)

Display the previous photo (Photo) Skip back 15 seconds (Video) During a display of detailed information, move to previous ﬁ le

Move between items (List)

(Remote controller, unit)

Display the next photo (Photo) Skip forward 15 seconds (Video) During a display of detailed information, move to next ﬁ le

Move between items (Photo list)

(Remote controller, unit)

Display the previous photo (Photo) Adjust slow playback speed (Video) During a display of detailed information, change the information

Move between items (Photo list)

(Remote controller, unit)

Display the next photo (Photo) Adjust slow playback speed (Video) During a display of detailed information, change the information

ENTER (Remote controller, unit)

SOURCE OFF

Select/play item

Previous screen (List) Stop

SOURCE ON Change the screen resolution

2 (PLAY)

∞ / §

7 (STOP)

8 (PAUSE)

Play Start the slideshow (Photo)

(§) Play the next ﬁ le (∞) Play the previous ﬁ le

Stop

Pause/cancel

BASIC SETTINGSSCREEN MENUS

BASIC

OPERATION

ADVANCED

OPERATION

SETTINGS

ADVANCED

AV8003

AV PRE TUNER AV8003

RE DIRECT

M-DAX

MULTI

ZONE

SPEAKER

7.1CH

THX

INPUT

SETUP MIC

EXIT

ENTER

HDMI

BAND

TOP

MEMORY

T-MODE

DISPLAY

M-DAX

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERS CONNECTION

ENGLISH

ADVANCED PHOTO FILE OPERATIONS

RED (PHOTO) BUTTON SETTINGS

Set the destination for when the red (PHOTO) button is pressed as follows.

BASIC SETTINGS SCREEN MENUS

1. Press the SETTINGS button on the remote controller.

2. Select “Preferences” using the cursor and

OPERATION

BASIC

OPERATION

ADVANCED

SETTINGS

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERSCONNECTION

press the ENTER button.

SETTINGS

TITLE Network Settings

Network Settings Preferences System Reset Software Update System Information

ENTER

Enter

Settings

The screen below is displayed.

SETTINGS

Preference

Browse Photos by

ENTER

ExitSelect

Enter

Date (All Servers)

OK CANCEL

Press the ENTER button on the “Browse

Photos by” item.

• Date (All servers):

Sort photos from all the connected servers

by date. (Default setting)

• Date (Selected server):

Select the server from which to obtain the

photos and sort by date.

• Category:

DISPLAYING PHOTOS BY DATE

When the red (PHOTO ) button setting is “Date server”, the photos on the server are sorted by year/ month/date.

Note:

The save date of a bmp ﬁ le is used as its shooting date.

Select a month from the year/month list to move to the month/date list. Thumbnails are displayed in date sequence.

DATE 2005/03/26

PHOTO

Mar 2005

2005 03/26

1/2

2005 03/27

The same as when PHOTO is selected

from the top menu.

Select the setting item using the 3 / 4 buttons

ENTER

Enter

1ExitSelect

and press the ENTER button again.

Press “OK” to complete the setting.

When the setting is “All servers,” the following screen

Select the date that you want to display and press the ENTER button.

is displayed and photos in all the servers are divided into groups based on year/month.

PHOTO

DATE

1/5

Apr 2003

Apr

Nov

ENTER

Enter

Mar Jun

All Servers

1/7

2003

2004

2005

1ExitSelect

PHOTO

TITLE Sunset

ALBUM Sample Pictures

DATE 2003/04/03

SERVER Dix_AAA

2005/03/25

ENTER

Enter

1/6

1ExitSelect

A list of the photos from the selected date is displayed

1ExitSelect

When the setting is “Selected server,” the following screen is displayed. Select the server on which the photos are saved. After a server is selected, a year/month list is displayed.

as thumbnails. Select the photo that you want to display and press the ENTER or PLAY button.

• Press the ENTER button to display the selected photo.

• Press the PLAY button to start the slideshow from the selected photo.

PHOTO

SERVER All Servers

MODEL NAME

ENTER

Enter

Servers

All Servers xxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxx

ExitSelect

1/7

Note:

Press the PLAY, REPEAT or RANDOM button over a thumbnail on the selected date to start a slideshow of the photos in the thumbnail.

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SLIDESHOW SETTINGS

You can perform settings for the slideshow.

Press the MENU button during photo display or

while the photo content list is displayed.

Select “Slideshow Settings” on the Tool menu

and press the ENTER button. The following window is displayed.

Slideshow Settings

Effects

Interval

BGM List

Effects :

Select the effects when changing photos.

• None (No effects when changing.)

• Fade To White (Fades out to white.)

• Fade To Black (Fades out to black.)

• Random (Fades out to either white or black.)

Interval :

Set the time interval at which the photos are changed.

• 3seconds • 15seconds

• 5seconds • 30seconds

• 10seconds • 60seconds

BGM List :

Select the BGM during slideshow playback from a music playlist of 1 to 5.

BGM :

Select whether or not to play BGM during slideshow playback.

• Disable (Do not play BGM.)

• Enable (Play BGM.)

Press “OK” to complete the setting.

BGM

Fade to White

3Sec.

Playlist1

Disable

OK CANCEL

PHOTO ROTATION (PHOTO)

• Press the 6 button while a photo is displayed to

turn it 90 degrees to the right.

• Press the 5 button while a photo is displayed to

turn it 90 degrees to the left.

• Press the MENU button, select “Turn” and press the right button.

Select the rotation direction and press ENTER

to turn the photo 90 degrees to the selected direction.

Note:

If you turn a photo during slideshow playback, the slideshow is paused after the rotation.

OPERATING VIDEO FILES

SKIP PLAY

You can skip the video playback forward or back by 15 seconds.

• Press the 3 button during video playback to skip

back by 15 seconds from that moment.

• Press the 4 button during video playback to skip

forward by 15 seconds from that moment.

If this skipping ﬁ nishes at the beginning or the end of the ﬁ le, the video playback is paused.

Note:

Skip play is not possible with some video ﬁ les.

SLOW PLAY

You can play the video slowly in the playback direction.

1. Press the MENU button during video playback.

Select “Slow Play” and press the ENTER

button.

Press the 2 button to make the slow playback

speed faster.

Press the 1 button to make the slow playback

speed slower.

1/16 1/8 1/4 1/2

4. Press the PLAY button or the PA US E button to cancel the slow playback.

Note:

Slow play is not possible with some video ﬁ les.

AUDIO SELECTION

Press the BILINGUAL button during video playback to change the output audio channel.

The audio changes as follows each time the BILINGUAL button is pressed.

L+R L component only

Icon display on the lower right of the screen

L+R

L only

R only

L/R Selection Audio Format L/R selection is possible LPCM

L/R selection is not possible AC3

R component only

MPEG-1/2 LayerMPEG-1/2 Layer-III WMA 2ch AAC LC 2ch

AAC LC Multichannel WMA9 Professional

RESUME PLAY

When playback is resumed for a video that was stopped partway, the playback starts from the stopped location. If a different ﬁ le is played after stopping the video, resume play is not possible.

Note:

Resume play is not possible with some video ﬁ les.

BASIC SETTINGSSCREEN MENUS

BASIC

OPERATION

ADVANCED

OPERATION

SETTINGS

ADVANCED

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERS CONNECTION

ENGLISH

USING PLAYLISTS

You can arrange your favorite music, photo and video ﬁ les in a single group as a playlist.

• You can create five playlists each for music, photos and videos.

BASIC SETTINGS SCREEN MENUS

• You can register a maximum of 100 ﬁ les in each playlist.

REGISTERING A PLAYLIST

1. Select the file or category that you want

to register using the cursor and press the PLAYLIST button, or press the MENU button and select “Add Playlist” on the TOOL menu.

Alternatively, press the PLAYLIST button while

the ﬁ le that you want to register is playing, or press the MENU button and select “Add Playlist” on the TOOL menu.

OPERATION

BASIC

OPERATION

ADVANCED

SETTINGS

TROUBLESHOOTING

MUSIC

TITLE Brooks & Dunn

ENTER

Enter

Select Playlist

Add to which Playlist group ?

Favorite1

Playlist1

Favorite2

Playlist2

Favorite3

Playlist3

Playlist4

Playlist5

OK CANCEL

Favorite

2. Use the 3 / 4 buttons to select the registration

destination playlist and press the ENTER button. The 9 mark is displayed next to the selected playlist.

Press “OK” to complete the registration. To

cancel the registration, press “CANCEL.”

Note:

When performing the batch registration of multiple ﬁ les, if the number of ﬁ les exceeds 100 during the registration process, files after the 100th are not registered.

PLAYING A PLAYLIST

1. Select “Playlists” on the Music, Photo or Video top menu and press the ENTER button.

Alternatively, press the “M P-LIST”, “P P-LIST”

or “V P-LIST” button on the remote controller.

CHANGING THE PLAYLIST SEQUENCE

You can change the playlist sequence.

Press the MENU button on the playlist screen.

Select “Move” on the TOOL menu.

REMOVING PLAYLIST REGISTRATIONS

You can remove ﬁ le registrations from the playlist if they are no longer required.

Removing Registered Files

1. Open a playlist, select the ﬁ le that you want to

The playlist screen is displayed.

Select the playlist that you want to play using

Select the ﬁ le that you want to move and press

the ENTER button.

remove from the playlist and press the MENU button.

the 3 / 4 buttons and press the ENTER

Select the file destination and press the

button.

Press the PLAY button on the selected

playlist to play the ﬁ les that are in the selected playlist.

MUSIC

TITLE Playlist1

2/3

ENTER

Enter

Playlist1 Playlist

Playlist3 Playlist4 Playlist5

Playlist

1/5

1ExitSelect

3. Select the ﬁ le that you want to play from the

1ExitSelect

list using the 3 / 4 buttons and press the ENTER or PLAY button to perform continuous playback of the ﬁ les in the playlist starting from the selected ﬁ le.

TITLE xxxxxx

ARTIST xxxxxx

ALBUM xxxxxx

DURATION 00 : 03 : 29

SERVER xxxxxx

MUSIC

xxxxxx

xxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxx

ENTER

Enter

Playlist1

1/5

1ExitSelect

ENTER button.

Repeat steps 3. and 4. until you have ﬁ nished

the sequence change.

When you have ﬁ nished the sequence change,

press the EXIT button. The following dialog box is displayed.

Playlist

Select[OK] to update Playlist

OK CANCEL

7. Press “OK” to complete the move. To cancel the registration, press “CANCEL”.

Select “Remove from Playlists” on the TOOL

menu and press the ENTER button. The following dialog box is displayed.

Remove from

Push [OK] to delete these items from Playlist

Playlists

OK CANCEL

3. Press “OK” to complete the registration removal.

Removing Registered Files

(All ﬁ les in a playlist)

You can remove all the ﬁ les that are registered in a playlist at the same time.

On the playlist screen, select the playlist whose

ﬁ le registrations you want to remove and press the MENU button.

Select “Remove from Playlists” on the TOOL

menu and press the ENTER button. The following dialog box is displayed.

Remove from Playlists

Push [OK] to delete selected group

OK CANCEL

OTHERSCONNECTION

3. Press “OK” to complete the registration removal.

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VIEWING DETAILED FILE INFORMATION

You can view detailed information about the ﬁ les in the ﬁ le list.

Select the ﬁ le that you want to display and press the INFO button, or press the MENU button and then select “Detailed Information” on the TOOL menu.

MUSIC

04 xxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxx

TITLE xxxxxx

CREATOR xxxxxx

ALBUM xxxxxx

Select

Page

ENTER

Play

GENRE xxxxxx

DATE 01/23/2008 09:34:45

DURATION 00:02:59

Exit

• 1 / 2 buttons:

Change the page

• 3 / 4 buttons:

Change the ﬁ le

• PLAY buttons:

Play the ﬁ le that is currently displayed

• INFO buttons, EXIT buttons:

Return to the list screen

Notes:

• The displayed items vary depending on the server.

• When the server transcodes a file for playback, information such as the bit rate and resolution may be different from the actual values.

11/11

MULTI ZONE PLAYBACK

You can perform network playback in multi zones. See the main unit user guide for the method of assigning the network to ZONE A and B.

Notes:

• In ZONE B, only audio is output.

• Only 2ch is available for audio output. Multi channel ﬁ les are down mixed to 2ch.

OPERATION USING RC2001

Button File List Music Playback Screen Photo Display Screen Video Playback Screen

VOLUME±

MUTE Mute on/mute off

3 / 4

1 / 2

ENTER Select/play item

EXIT Previous screen Stop Stop Stop

2 (PLAY)

∞ / § ––

9 (STOP) ; (PAUSE)

Raise the volume Lower the volume

Move between items During detailed information display, move between the

Move between items

previous and next ﬁ les

Move between items (Photo) During detailed information display, change the information

Play the track selected using the cursor

Play Play Start the slideshow Play

(§) Play the next track (∞) Play the previous track (If 1 second or more has elapsed from the start of the track, play from the start of the same track.)

–– Stop Stop Stop

–– Pause/cancel Pause the slideshow Pause/cancel

BASIC SETTINGSSCREEN MENUS

(3) Display the previous photo (4) Display the next photo

(3) Skip back 15 seconds (4) Skip forward 15 seconds

(1)

––

Display the previous photo (2) Display the next photo

Adjust slow playback speed

BASIC

OPERATION

–– ––

(§)

ADVANCED

OPERATION

During continuous playback, play

(§) Display the next photo (∞) Display the previous photo

the next video (∞) During continuous playback, play the previous video (If 1 second or more has elapsed from the start

SETTINGS

ADVANCED

of the video or only one video is selected, play from the start of the same video.)

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERS CONNECTION

ENGLISH

Press the HOME button on the remote

controller and press the < / > buttons to select the 003/004 page.

Press the ZONE-A button to set the RC2001 to

BASIC SETTINGS SCREEN MENUS

OPERATION

BASIC

OPERATION

ADVANCED

SETTINGS

the ZONE A operation mode.

Press the < / > buttons to select the 005/005

page. The RC2001 display is set to the zone A network operation mode.

Press the PLAY button to play the ﬁ le.

ZONE-A 005/005

ALL-M RND

Move to ALL Songs. Random playback

ALL-P RPT

Move to ALL Photos. Repeat playback

ALL-V RES

Move to ALL Videos. Change the screen resolution.

PAGE– PAGE+

Move to the previous list page. Move to the next list page.

Rewind. (Music, videos) Turn the photo 90 degrees to the left. (Photo)

Fast forward. (Music, videos) Turn the photo 90 degrees to the right. (Photo)

When the RES button is pressed, the screen returns to the NETWORK top menu and the resolution is changed. The screen resolution changes in the following sequence each time the RES button is pressed.

480i/576i

Notes:

• When viewing in ZONE A, set an appropriate resolution for your monitor, other than AUTO.

When the resolution setting is AUTO, operations in

the main zone are prioritized.

• If a dialog box or the TOOL menu is displayed, the resolution cannot be changed. In such cases, ﬁ rst close the dialog box or menu.

Press the HOME button on the remote controller

and press the < / > buttons to select the 003/004 page.

Press the ZONE-B button to set the RC2001 to

ZONE B operation mode.

Press the < / > buttons to select the 005/005

page. The RC2001 display is set to zone B network operation mode.

After pressing the All MUSIC button, press the

PLAY button to play all the music ﬁ les in the server.

480p/576p 720p

Auto

1080i

OPERATION USING RC101

When the SOURCE ON button is pressed, the screen returns to the NETWORK top menu and the resolution is changed. The screen resolution changes in the following sequence each time the SOURCE ON button is pressed.

480i/576i

Note:

If a dialog box or the TOOL menu is displayed, the resolution cannot be changed. In such cases, ﬁ rst close the dialog box or menu.

Set the RC101 to zone A or B. (See page 67 of

the main unit user guide)

Press the AUX2 button to set the RC101 to

network operation mode.

Press the AUX2 button twice in succession

to change the unit ZONE A or B input to NETWORK.

Press the PLAY button to play the ﬁ le.

480p/576p 720p

Auto

1080i

If you set component output 2 in ZONE A to ZONE A, you can output video from component output 2 in all resolutions.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Video can only be output from the ZONE OUT connector at a resolution of 480i/576i.

You can change the resolution of the network player screen from ZONE A.

Press the < / > buttons on the RC2001 to open the LCD's 005/005 page, and press the RES button.

OTHERSCONNECTION

ZONE-B 005/005

RANDOM Random playback

REPEAT Repeat playback

ALL MUSIC Move to All songs.

Rewind.

Fast forward.

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ADVANCED SETTINGS

When you want to perform operations such as network settings or system updates, press the SETTINGS button in any screen to display the SETTINGS menu.

SETTINGS

TITLE Network Settings

Network Settings Preferences System Reset Software Updates System Information

ENTER

Enter

Settings

q Network Settings :

Perform the network settings. (See page 5)

w Preferences :

Select the destination for when the button is

pressed. (See page 18)

e System Reset :

Return to the default network player settings.

r Software Updates :

Connect to the Internet and update the network

player ﬁ rmware.

t System Information :

Display the unit's network device name, MAC

address and ﬁ rmware version.

1/5

1ExitSelect

NETWORK PLAYER INITIALIZATION

You can return the network player to its default settings. Select “System Reset” on the SETTINGS menu and press the ENTER button. When initialization is performed, the registered server lists and playlists are erased.

SETTINGS

System Reset

Press[RESET]to restore factory defaults. All current settings will be permanently discarded.

RESET CANCEL

ENTER

ExitSelect

Enter

1. Select “RESET” and press the ENTER button.

The following dialog box is displayed.

System Reset

System will restart

2. Press “OK” to restart the unit and complete the initialization.

SOFTWARE UPDATES

You can connect to the Internet to update the network player ﬁ rmware.

Select “Software Updates” on the SETTINGS

menu and press the ENTER button.

On the screen below, select “NEXT” and press

the ENTER button. The unit checks whether an update ﬁ le is available on the Internet.

Note:

Updating via the Internet is not possible if a special setting, such as a proxy, is required for the Internet connection.

SETTINGS

Software Updates

Would you like to check if a software Update is available? VERSION:xxxxxxxxx

NEXT CANCEL

ENTER

ExitSelect

Enter

● If the current version is the latest

SETTINGS

Software Updates

No. update is available at this time

ENTER

Exit

Enter

Press the ENTER button to return to the SETTINGS menu.

● If the server connection failed

SETTINGS

Software Updates

Could not contact update server, please check internet connection.

ENTER

Exit

Enter

Press the ENTER button to return to the SETTINGS menu.

● If an update ﬁ le is available

SETTINGS

Software Updates

Update Software is available Push [START]to initiate update process

>>Do NOT turn the power off while updating. >>The screen may flicker while the software is updating. >>Software update will be usually completed with in 5 minutes.

ENTER

Enter

START CANCEL

ExitSelect

2. Select either of the following and press the ENTER button.

• START: Download the update ﬁ le

• CANCEL: Do not download the update ﬁ le

BASIC SETTINGSSCREEN MENUS

BASIC

OPERATION

ADVANCED

OPERATION

SETTINGS

ADVANCED

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERS CONNECTION

ENGLISH

TOP

MULTI

SPEAKER

DISPLAY

INPUT

7.1CH

DIRECT

PURE

PHONES

THX

M-DAX

MODE

SURROUND

CLEAR

MEMORY

T-MODE

BAND

EXIT

ZONE

DOWN

VOLUME

INPUT

SELECTOR

AUTO

SETUP MIC

HDMI

M-DAX

PURE DIREC T

AV PRE TUNER AV8 003

ENTER

3. The following screen is displayed when the update ﬁ le starts to download.

SETTINGS

Software Updates

BASIC SETTINGS SCREEN MENUS

Updated Software is available.

Downloading Software. . .

>>Do NOT turn the power off while updating. >>The screen may flicker while the software is updating.

ENTER

Exit

Enter

18%

ABORT

If you want to stop the download partway, press

the ENTER or EXIT button.

After the download finishes successfully,

writing and veriﬁ cation is performed for the downloaded ﬁ le.

Key operations are disabled until the update is

OPERATION

ﬁ nished.

BASIC

SETTINGS

Software Updates

Your Update has been installed

OPERATION

ADVANCED

ENTER

Enter

4. Press the ENTER button.

The following dialog box is displayed.

Software Updates

System will restart

5. Press ENTER button to restart the network player and complete the software update.

CHECKING THE SYSTEM INFORMATION

You can display the system information for the network player. Select “System Information” on the SETTINGS menu and press the ENTER button.

SETTINGS

System Information

Device Name:

DMP S/W Version:

MAC Address:

ENTER

Exit

Enter

• Device name :

Name of the unit recognized by the server

• DMP S/W Version :

Version of the network player ﬁ rmware

marantz DMP

xxxxxxxxx

00 : 06 : 78 : xx : xx : xx

SETTING THE NETWORK SCREEN

You can set the output for the unit's NETWORK screen.

Press the GUIDE button on the remote controller

to move to the top menu.

Press the MENU button on the unit to display

the OSD menu.

AV PRE TUNER AV8003

HDMI

DOWN

VOLUME

CLEAR

MEMORY

T-MOD E

BAND

TOP

DISPLAY

M-DAX

SELECTOR

SURROUND

PURE DIRECT

M-DAX

INPUT

AUTO

MODE

PURE DIRECT

PHONES

SPEAKER

7.1CH

THX

INPUT

SETUP MIC

MULTI

ZONE

EXIT

ENTER

• MAC Address :

This is the MAC address of the unit.

Press the ENTER or EXIT button to return to the SETTINGS menu screen.

After pressing the HOME button on the remote

controller, press the MENU button to display the OSD menu.

ADVANCED

SETTINGS

Never turn off the unit before an update is ﬁ nished. It could cause a malfunction.

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERSCONNECTION

ENGLISH

3. The following screen is displayed on the monitor that is connected to the unit.

MAIN MENU

1.INPUT SETUP

2.SPKR SETUP

3.SURR SETUP LOCKED

4.VIDEO SETUP

5.PREFERENCE UNLOCK

6.ACOUSTIC EQ.

7.NETWORK

EXIT

Press the 3 / 4 buttons to select 7. NETWORK

and press the ENTER button.

The NETWORK SETUP screen opens.

Select the item that you want to set using the 3

/ 4 buttons, and change the selection using the 1 / 2 buttons.

7.NETWORK SETUP

VIDEO :NTSC RESOLUTION :480/576i

SCREEN SAVER:ON

RETURN EXIT

Note:

Settings cannot be changed if the top menu of the NETWORK screen is not displayed.

In such cases, a warning message is displayed on the bottom of the screen. Return the NETWORK screen to the top menu.

Close the OSD menu and press the GUIDE button to return the NETWORK screen to the top menu.

7.NETWORK SETUP

VIDEO :NTSC RESOLUTION :480/576i

SCREEN SAVER:ON

TOP PAGE OF [NETWORK] HAS TO BE SELECTED.

RETURN EXIT

VIDEO

The color system of this unit is NTSC.

RESOLUTION

Use the 1 / 2 cursor buttons to select video signal resolution (pixel count) on the NETWORK PLAYER from the following options. “480/576i” Ô “480/576p” Ô “720p” Ô “1080i” Ô “AUTO” Ô “480/576i”

• AUTO (default) :

Sets an appropriate resolution for a television that

is connected using HDMI.

(If the unit is not connected to the television using

HDMI, the output is 480i/576i)

(If connected by converting to DVI, the output is

480p/576p)

• 480/576i :

The output is 480i/576i.

• 480/576p :

The output is 480p/576p.

• 720p :

The output is 720p.

• 1080i :

The output is 1080i.

Notes:

• If a monitor connected using HDMI is changed during the AUTO setting, the screen returns automatically to the top menu and the resolution is changed to one that is appropriate for the monitor. If a dialog box or the TOOL menu is displayed at this time, the resolution is changed after the dialog box or TOOL menu is closed.

• Set 480i/576i if you are using VIDEO/S-VIDEO output.

• If you are using a monitor connected using HDMI, and the signal is being input from the network, the video signal is output in the resolution that was set in RESOLUTION.

SCREEN SAVER

Use the 1 / 2 cursor buttons to select “ON” or “OFF” for the screen saver from the video signal that is output from the unit.

• ON (default) :

If no operation is made for 10 minutes on the

NETWORK screen or SETTING screen, the screen saver is activated on the monitor. (The screen goes dark)

• OFF :

The screen saver is not activated even if no

operation is made for 10 minutes.

Note:

The screen saver is not activated during photo display or video playback.

BASIC SETTINGSSCREEN MENUS

BASIC

OPERATION

ADVANCED

OPERATION

SETTINGS

ADVANCED

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERS CONNECTION

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PLAYABLE FILES

MUSIC FILES

MUSIC Codec Extension Restrictions MP3

BASIC SETTINGS SCREEN MENUS

LPCM LPCM –

WAV PCM wav

WMA WMA8 asf

OPERATION

BASIC

AAC MPEG-2/4 AAC

* WMA Lossless is not supported. ** In the case of multi channels, WMA and AAC are down mixed to 2ch.

OPERATION

ADVANCED

MPEG-1/2 Layer-III

WMA9 WMA9 Professional

(AAC LC)

mp3 Sampling frequency Max. 48 kHz

wma

asf wma

m4a Sampling frequency Max. 48 kHz

Number of channels Max. 2ch Bit rate VBR/CBR Max. 320 kbps

Sampling frequency

Quantization bit rate Max. 16 bit Number of channels Max. 2ch

Sampling frequency

Quantization bit rate Max. 16 bit Number of channels Max. 2ch Sampling frequency Max. 48 kHz Number of channels Max. 2ch Bit rate Max. 320 kbps Sampling frequency Max. 48 kHz Number of channels Max. 6ch** Bit rate VBR/CBR Max. 768 kbps

Number of channels Max. 5.1ch** Bit rate VBR/CBR Max. 640 kbps

Min. 32 kHz Max. 64 kHz

PHOTO FILES

PHOTO Extension Resolution JPEG jpg

jpeg

BMP bmp No restrictions

✽

When the following conditions are satisﬁ ed. – Color space is YCbCr

– Not in progressive mode – The format is YUV420, YUV422 or YUV444

✽ For JPEG photos that do not satisfy the conditions above, the maximum is 983040 pixels (example: 1280

× 768).

✽

Max. 67108864 pixels (Example: 8192 × 8192)

ADVANCED

SETTINGS

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERSCONNECTION

ENGLISH

VIDEO FILES

VIDEO MPEG PS mpg

MPEG-2 TS/TTS

Windows Media Video

MPEG-4 mp4 Video section MPEG-4 Proﬁ le level ASP

Extension

mpeg mpe M2p

–

asf wmv

Codec Restrictions Video section MPEG-1

MPEG-2

Audio section

Video section MPEG-2 Proﬁ le level Up to MP@HL

Audio section

Video section WMV9 Proﬁ le level No DRM, up to MP@HL

Audio section WMA8 Sampling frequency Max. 48 kHz

Audio section MPEG-4 AAC LC Sampling frequency Max. 48 kHz

MPEG-1/2 Layer-

LPCM Sampling frequency Max. 48 kHz 16 bit

AC3 Sampling frequency Max. 48 kHz

MPEG-1/2 Layer-

AC3 Sampling frequency Max. 48 kHz

MPEG-2/4 AAC LC Sampling frequency Max. 48 kHz

WMA9 WMA9 Professional

Proﬁ le level Up to MP@HL Bit rate VBR/CBR Max. 15 Mbps Sampling frequency Max. 48 kHz

Number of channels Max. 2ch Bit rate VBR/CBR Max. 384 kbps

Quantization bit rate Max. 16 bit Number of channels Max. 2ch

Number of channels Max. 5.1ch Bit rate Max. 640 kbps

Bit rate VBR/CBR Max. 23.1 Mbps Sampling frequency Max. 48 kHz

Number of channels Max. 2ch Bit rate VBR/CBR Max. 448 kbps

Number of channels Max. 5.1ch Bit rate Max. 448 kbps

Number of channels Max. 5.1ch Bit rate Max. 384 kbps

Bit rate VBR/CBR No DRM, max. 10 Mbps

Number of channels Max. 2ch Bit rate Max. 320 kbps Sampling frequency Max. 48 kHz Number of channels Max. 6ch Bit rate VBR/CBR Max. 768 kbps

Bit rate VBR/CBR Max. 5 Mbps

Number of channels Max. 5.1ch Bit rate Max. 448 kbps

With DRM, up to MP@ML

With DRM, max. 4 Mbps

Notes:

• This unit does not support MPEG4-AVC, AVCHD.

• Depending on the encoding system, playback may not be possible even if the file is within the above speciﬁ cations.

• Depending on the server, it may not be possible to play a ﬁ le that is supported by the unit.

• It may be possible to play ﬁ les that are not supported by this unit by converting them to a supported format.

For details, see your server's user guide.

• License authentication must be performed in advance on Windows Media Player 11 to play ﬁ les with copyright protection (Windows Media DRM).

• This unit supports DTCP-IP. This unit can play video recorded on a home HDD recorder that is connected to the network.

See your recorder's user guide for the playable video types.

• Surround playback is possible for videos with Dolby AC3 multichannel sound.

• In the case of multi-channels, WMA and AAC are down-mixed to 2ch.

BASIC SETTINGSSCREEN MENUS

BASIC

OPERATION

ADVANCED

OPERATION

SETTINGS

ADVANCED

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERS CONNECTION

ENGLISH

TROUBLESHOOTING

If you experience any problems, check the following before calling for service:

1. Are the connections made properly?

2. Are you operating the unit properly by following the user’s guide?

BASIC SETTINGS SCREEN MENUS

If the unit does not operate properly, check the items shown in the following table. If the problem cannot be resolved using the actions listed in the following table, the internal circuitry may be malfunctioning. Unplug the power cable immediately and contact your dealer, nearest Marantz authorized dealer, or the Marantz Service Center in your country.

Symptom Cause Action

Cannot connect to the network • The LAN cable is not connected

Cannot ﬁ nd the server The server is not running

OPERATION

BASIC

Takes time to play or change to the next ﬁ le

OPERATION

ADVANCED

Takes time for the file list to display

Cannot obtain the ﬁ le list The server is creating the ﬁ le list

ADVANCED

SETTINGS

TROUBLESHOOTING

Cannot play even though the file format is supported for playback

Playback breaks up • There is not enough network bandwidth

• The IP address is incorrect

• The connection has been blocked by the firewall

The server has not authenticated the unit

The unit does not recognize the server

The number of registrations on the server list has reached 50

• The ﬁ le size is large

• DRM-protected content is being played

There is a large number of ﬁ les in the list

• The number of ﬁ les that can be registered by the server has been exceeded

• Characters that are not supported by the server are used in areas such as the ﬁ le name

The server does not support this file format

• The ﬁ le bit rate is too high

OTHERSCONNECTION

Correct the network connections.

Allow communication with the unit.

Start the server.

Authenticate the unit on the server side. (See page 6)

Obtain the server list again. (See page 15)

Delete servers that you no longer require from the list. (See page 15)

This is not a malfunction.

During random play, the larger the number of ﬁ les in the server, the longer it takes to display the ﬁ le list. Reduce the number of connected servers (to about four) or reduce the number of ﬁ les registered on the server (to about 5,000).

It may take some time for the server to create the ﬁ le list. If that is the case, wait until the list creation has ﬁ nished.

Limit the number of ﬁ les and ﬁ le formats to the range that can be registered by the server. For details, see the server's user guide.

Only ﬁ les whose formats are supported by both the unit and the server can be played. See the server's user guide.

Communication in a network may become congested. Stop the communication of the other devices, or redesign your network environment. If you use wireless communication, then the required bandwidth is larger than that required for the actual communication.

Symptom Cause Action

Cannot play DRM-protected ﬁ l e s

The network player does not respond

The server does not support DRM

The server has not obtained the DRM license

• There is a large number of ﬁ les in the list and processing takes time

• Multiple servers are starting or updating information

The network player no longer responds to operations

Connect to a server that does support DRM.

Obtain the DRM license on the server side in advance.

Wait until the process ﬁ nishes.

Press the RESTART button on the remote controller to restart the network player.

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OTHERS

NETWORK PLAYER NOTIFICATIONS

A popup message or dialog box may appear from the network player to give notiﬁ cation about an operation. In such cases, refer to the following.

POPUP MESSAGES

These messages disappear a few seconds after they are displayed.

Message Action

Browsing authorization denied

Invalid Operation

Preparing to Playback

Can not resume playback

No media Contents

Unable to retrieve the list

Restarting

DIALOG BOX MESSAGE

Dialog boxes are closed by selecting “OK” or “ABORT,” and depending on the case, the screen may return to the top menu or the previous screen.

Dialog Box Title Message Status

Starting Server Establishing Server Connection...

Starting Server Failed to connect to server

Starting Server Can not connect to server

Authorization Error Not authorized to browse this server

Retrieving List Unable to retrieve the list

Detailed Information Can not ﬁ nd the requested information

Playback Error Failed to play media content

List Update Updating the List

Playback Error No media Contents under one hierarchy

Playback Error Unsupported media type

Authorization Error Verify authorization of selected media

on server

Windows Media Player canceled the unit's authentication.

An invalid operation was performed.

It takes 4 or more seconds from the key input to the start of playback.

Resume play was attempted on a server that does not support resume. After the message is displayed, playback starts from the beginning.

There is nothing within the hierarchy

Failed to obtain the list.

Restarting is in progress.

The server is starting.

The server that was starting did not start after 5 minutes.

Failed to start the server with WakeOnLAN.

An unauthenticated server was selected.

While browsing a server, communication with all servers or the target server was lost.

Could not obtain information even though the server was browsed.

Attempted to display detailed information from the list, but could not obtain the related information.

Playback of the playing content could not proceed, or could not play at all after moving to the playback screen.

The server playback list was updated.

There is no playable content in the hierarchy.

Content in an unsupported format was played

DTCP-IP authentication failed

Dialog Box Title Message Status

Authorization Error Verify that your network equipment,

Authorization Error Copyright information of this ﬁ le may

DRM Error DRM denied authorization to selected

DRM Network Error Verify that your network equipment,

DRM Connection Limit Number of devices connected to this

DRM Error The media license is invalid. Revalidate

Network settings Invalid Entry

Network settings System will restart to apply network

System Reset System will restart

Software Updates System will restart

Select Playlist Your Playlist is full

Select Playlist Could not add some items _ Playlist

such as routers and hubs, are properly setup.

be invalid.

media

such as routers and hubs, are properly setup.

server has reached the authorized limit.

this license on the server.

changes

full

DTCP-IP authentication failed

WM-DRM authentication failed

When network values were entered, the entered values were invalid

The system will be restarted to apply the settings.

The system will be restarted after resetting the settings.

The system will be restarted after performing the system setup.

The number of playlist registrations has already reached

100.

Some content could not be registered because the number of playlist registrations has reached the limit. (When registering playlists with speciﬁ ed categories)

CONNECTIONOTHERS

BASIC SETTINGSSCREEN MENUS

BASIC

OPERATION

ADVANCED

OPERATION

SETTINGS

ADVANCED

TROUBLESHOOTING

ENGLISH

CONNECTION OTHERS

GLOSSARY

Default Gateway:

This device is the entry and exit point between an internal network and an external network (Internet, etc.).

DHCP:

BASIC SETTINGS SCREEN MENUS

An abbreviation of Dynamic Host Conﬁ guration Protocol. This function assigns IP addresses automatically to network devices.

DLNA:

An abbreviation of Digital Living Network Alliance. An industry group that was established to decide speciﬁ cations for the mutual connection of audio visual devices and computers in a home network and the mutual utilization of music, photo and video data. This unit is based on DLNA Home Networked Device Interoperability Guidelines v1.0.

DNS:

An abbreviation of Domain Name System. A system that matches host names on the Internet to IP addresses.

DTCP-IP:

OPERATION

This system transmits content in a copyright protected-status on an IP network such as a home LAN. When

BASIC

devices that support DTCP-IP are connected together, copyright-protected ﬁ les can be transmitted over a network and played.

IP Address:

An identiﬁ cation number that is assigned to each network device.

ADVANCED

LAN:

An abbreviation of Local Area Network. A wired or wireless network that connects devices together.

MAC Address:

A unique identiﬁ cation number for network devices such as LAN cards.

TRADEMARKS

Windows Vista, Windows XP and Windows Media™ are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States.

Windows Media DRM

This product is protected by certain intellectual property rights of Microsoft. Use or distribution of such technology outside of this product is prohibited without a license from Microsoft.

Content owners use Windows medeia digital rights management technology (WMDRM) to protect their intellectual property, including copyrights. This device uses WMDRM software to access WMDRM-protected content, If the WMDRM software fails to protect the content, content owners may ask Microsoft to revoke the software's ability to use WMDRM to play or copy protected content. Revocation does not affect unprotected content. When you download licenses for protected content, you agree that Microsoft may include a revocation list with the licenses. Content owners may require you to upgrade WMDRM to access theri content. If you decline an upgrade, you will not be able to access content that requires the upgrade.

DLNA CERTIFIEDTM Audio/Video/Image Player DLNA®, the DLNA Logo and DLNA CERTIFIED™ are trademarks, service marks, or certiﬁ cation marks of the Digital Living Network Alliance.

This product uses DynaFont. DynaFont is a registered trademark of DynaComware Taiwan Inc.

This product contains software that is licensed under GNU General Public License (GPL) or GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL).

NAS:

ADVANCED

SETTINGS

An abbreviation of Network Attached Storage. A single-function server that integrates elements such as a hard disk, network interface and OS.

Subnet Mask:

A 32-bit value that deﬁ nes which bits in an IP address are reserved for a network address for identifying

TROUBLESHOOTING

the network.

Windows Media Player 11:

Media playback and sharing software that can be downloaded from the Microsoft Corporation website. You can use this software if your computer's operating system is Windows Vista or Windows XP SP2.

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

License information for the software used in the unit

ENGLISH

This product uses GPL/LGPL software and software made by other companies. After you purchase this product, you may procure, modify or distribute the source code of the GPL/LGPL software that is used in the product.

If you contact the Marantz Support Center, we will provide you with a CD-ROM of the source code that is used, charging only the actual expenses involved. However, note that we make no guarantees concerning the source code. Please also understand that we do not offer support for the contents of the source code.

End user license agreements for the software used in the unit

Software Reference

Linux uCLinux busybox ccahe binutils gcc-lib ext2root libiconv elf2ﬂ t GDB genext2fs genromfs mtd madwiﬁ

uClibc iconv

expat Exhibit C

FreeType Exhibit D

libjpeg Exhibit E

libpng Exhibit F

Zlib Exhibit G

Libtiff Exhibit H

libtremor Exhibit I

STLport Exhibit J

Exhibit A

Exhibit B

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Exhibit A

GPL GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE

Version 2, June 1991 Copyright (C) 1989, 1991 Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license document, but changing it is not allowed.

Preamble The licenses for most software are designed to take away your freedom to share and change it. By contrast, the GNU General Public License is intended to guarantee your freedom to share and change free software--to make sure the software is free for all its users. This General Public License applies to most of the Free Software Foundation's software and to any other program whose authors commit to using it. (Some other Free Software Foundation software is covered by the GNU Lesser General Public License instead.) You can apply it to your programs, too.

When we speak of free software, we are referring to freedom, not price. Our General Public Licenses are designed to make sure that you have the freedom to distribute copies of free software (and charge for this service if you wish), that you receive source code or can get it if you want it, that you can change the software or use pieces of it in new free programs; and that you know you can do these things.

To protect your rights, we need to make restrictions that forbid anyone to deny you these rights or to ask you to surrender the rights. These restrictions translate to certain responsibilities for you if you distribute copies of the software, or if you modify it.

For example, if you distribute copies of such a program, whether gratis or for a fee, you must give the recipients all the rights that you have. You must make sure that they, too, receive or can get the source code. And you must show them these terms so they know their rights.

We protect your rights with two steps: (1) copyright the software, and (2) offer you this license which gives you legal permission to copy, distribute and/or modify the software.

Also, for each author's protection and ours, we want to make certain that everyone understands that there is no warranty for this free software. If the software is modiﬁ ed by someone else and passed on, we want its recipients to know that what they have is not the original, so that any problems introduced by others will not reﬂ ect on the original authors' reputations.

Finally, any free program is threatened constantly by software patents. We wish to avoid the danger that redistributors of a free program will individually obtain patent licenses, in effect making the program proprietary. To prevent this, we have made it clear that any patent must be licensed for everyone's free use or not licensed at all.

The precise terms and conditions for copying, distribution and modiﬁ cation follow.

GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR COPYING, DISTRIBUTION AND MODIFICATION

0. This License applies to any program or other work which contains a notice placed by the copyright holder saying it may be distributed under the terms of this General Public License. The “Program”, below, refers to any such program or work, and a “work based on the Program” means either the Program or any derivative work under copyright law: that is to say, a work containing the Program or a portion of it, either verbatim or with modiﬁ cations and/or translated into another language. (Hereinafter, translation is included without limitation in the term “modiﬁ cation”.) Each licensee is addressed as “you”.

Activities other than copying, distribution and modiﬁ cation are not covered by this License; they are outside its scope. The act of running the Program is not restricted, and the output from the Program is covered only if its contents constitute a work based on the Program (independent of having been made by running the Program). Whether that is true depends on what the Program does.

1. You may copy and distribute verbatim copies of the Program's source code as you receive it, in any medium, provided that you conspicuously and appropriately publish on each copy an appropriate copyright notice and disclaimer of warranty; keep intact all the notices that refer to this License and to the absence of any warranty; and give any other recipients of the Program a copy of this License along with the Program.

You may charge a fee for the physical act of transferring a copy, and you may at your option offer warranty protection in exchange for a fee.

2. You may modify your copy or copies of the Program or any portion of it, thus forming a work based on the Program, and copy and distribute such modiﬁ cations or work under the terms of Section 1 above, provided that you also meet all of these conditions:

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There is no warranty against interference with your enjoyment of the library or against infringement. There is no warranty that our efforts or the library will fulﬁ ll any of your particular purposes or needs. This library is provided with all faults, and the entire risk of satisfactory quality, performance, accuracy, and effort is with the user. libpng versions 0.97, January 1998, through 1.0.6, March 20, 2000, are Copyright (c) 1998, 1999 Glenn Randers-Pehrson, and are distributed according to the same disclaimer and license as libpng-0.96, with the following individuals added to the list of Contributing Authors:

Tom Lane Glenn Randers-Pehrson Willem van Schaik

libpng versions 0.89, June 1996, through 0.96, May 1997, are Copyright (c) 1996, 1997 Andreas Dilger Distributed according to the same disclaimer and license as libpng-0.88, with the following individuals added to the list of Contributing Authors:

John Bowler Kevin Bracey Sam Bushell Magnus Holmgren Greg Roelofs Tom Tanner

For the purposes of this copyright and license, “”Contributing Authors” is deﬁ ned as the following set of individuals:

Andreas Dilger Dave Martindale Guy Eric Schalnat Paul Schmidt Tim Wegner

The PNG Reference Library is supplied “AS IS". The Contributing Authors and Group 42, Inc. disclaim all warranties, expressed or implied, including, without limitation, the warranties of merchantability and of ﬁ tness for any purpose. The Contributing Authors and Group 42, Inc. assume no liability for direct, indirect, incidental, special, exemplary, or consequential damages, which may result from the use of the PNG Reference Library, even if advised of the possibility of such damage.

Permission is hereby granted to use, copy, modify, and distribute this source code, or portions hereof, for any purpose, without fee, subject to the following restrictions:

1. The origin of this source code must not be misrepresented.

2. Altered versions must be plainly marked as such and must not be misrepresented as being the original source.

3. This Copyright notice may not be removed or altered from any source or altered source distribution.

The Contributing Authors and Group 42, Inc. speciﬁ cally permit, without fee, and encourage the use of this source code as a component to supporting the PNG ﬁ le format in commercial products. If you use this source code in a product, acknowledgment is not required but would be appreciated.

A “png_get_copyright” function is available, for convenient use in “about” boxes and the like:

printf("%s",png_get_copyright(NULL));

Also, the PNG logo (in PNG format, of course) is supplied in the ﬁ les “pngbar.png” and “pngbar.jpg (88x31) and “pngnow. png” (98x31).

Libpng is OSI Certiﬁ ed Open Source Software. OSI Certiﬁ ed Open Source is a certiﬁ cation mark of the Open Source Initiative.

Glenn Randers-Pehrson glennrp at users.sourceforge.net May 15, 2007

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IN NO EVENT SHALL SAM LEFFLER OR SILICON GRAPHICS BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY KIND,OR ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR PROFITS, WHETHER OR NOT ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF DAMAGE, AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.

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STLport

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