NexView NV-100 User Manual

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user manual
NV-100
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Before using NexView
1. Caution .................................................................................... 3
2. Components ............................................................................. 4
3-1. Player ............................................................................... 6
3-2. Cradle ............................................................................... 7
4-1. With the Power Adaptor ....................................................... 8
4-2. With the Cradle .................................................................. 8
Using NexView
1. Main Menu ............................................................................... 9
2. GPS Navigation ....................................................................... 10
3. Audio Player ........................................................................... 11
4. FM Radio ............................................................................... 15
5. Video Player ........................................................................... 18
6. Photo Album............................................................................ 23
7. Text Viewer ............................................................................. 27
8. File Manager ........................................................................... 29
9. Settings ................................................................................ 31
9-1. Adjusting the Touch Point .............................................. 31
9-2. TV-OUT ........................................................................... 32
9-3. Power Management .......................................................... 32
9-4. Volume & Sound ............................................................... 33
9-5. Firmware Update .............................................................. 33
9-6. Selecting Language .......................................................... 36
9-7. Main Menu Setup .............................................................. 36
9-8. Viewing the System Information .......................................... 40
10. Using the Multitasking Function ................................................ 41
Connecting NexView to other devices
1. Connecting the Player to the Cradle ........................................... 42
2. Connecting the Player to a Computer ......................................... 43
3. Connecting the Player to a TV.................................................... 45
4. Connecting the Player with another mass storage device .............. 46
Others
1. General Specifications ............................................................ 47
2. Contact Information ................................................................. 49
Contents
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The Power Adaptor in the package is for NexView only. Do not use it to charge other devices.
Do not expose NexView to moist or dusty place.
Do not expose NexView to a magnetic field.
Make sure NexView is never dropped or physically struck.
Do not use volatile matters to clean NexView.
Do not disassemble, repair or attempt to modify NexView without professional help. Unauthorized disassembly, repair or modification may render the warranty void.
The "System" and "Navigation" folders in NexView include important system operating files, do not modify or delete these folders. You can recover NexView's system by downloading and installing recovery files from our website www.sciontech.co.kr
when above
folders are modified or deleted.
Before Using
1. Caution
1. Caution
Information in this manual is subject to change without notice.
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2. Components
NexView
Cradle
Earphone
Power Adaptor USB Cable
USB Host
Cable
A/V Cable
User Manual
Suction Cup
Stylus Pen
Hand StrapPouch
User
Manual
Before Using
2. Components
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3-1. Player
Power Switch: Turn off the Player by using the this switch when you will not use NexView for a long time.
Sleep Button:
A. If you press this button shortly, the brightness of screen will be
changed or the LCD turned on or off.
B. If you press and hold this button, NexView will fall down to or
awake from the SLEEP MODE.
3. NexView at a glance
☼ SLEEP MODE
The SLEEP MODE is very similar with the state that the NexView has been turned off by the Power Switch. In this mode, the Player consume a little power from the battery, but you can restart the system with very short time by pressing the Sleep Button again. We recommend you to use the SLEEP MODE than the turning off if you will restart the Player soon.
Before Using
3. Nexview at a glance
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Hold Switch: Makes no other input applied.
Reset Button: Resets the system, but current settings will be maintained.
ESC Button: Press this button to cancel the program execution or to return to the previous screen or menu.
Move Buttons: Press these to move to another items when you select icons or files. These buttons are used for more functions while running every program.
OK Button: Runs selected item.
Play/Pause Button: Plays and pauses playback in the Video Player and Audio Player. Selects and deselects files in the File Manager and the Playlist Editing Window.
M Button: Press this button shortly to move to another icon group in any programs. And, press and hold to use the Multitasking function.
Volume Control Button: Controls the sound volume level of the Player. And, moves to the previous or next page on the Text Viewer.
Speaker Out
A/V OUT Port
Earphone Port
USB Host Port
USB Device Port
Power Adaptor Port
Cradle Connection Part
Before Using
3. Nexview at a glance
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3-2. Cradle
Player Connection Part
Cradle Power LED: Turned on the red color when power supplied to the Cradle.
Fixing Bolt: Used for tight fixing connection between the Player and the Cradle.
GPS Antenna: Receives GPS siganal from satellites.
Suction Cup Connection Part: Used for connecting the Suction Cup to the Cradle.
Cigar Jack: Connected to a cigar jack port in your car and supplys power to the Cradle.
Volume Control Switch: Controls the sound volume level of the Cradle.
Cradle Speaker Out
Before Using
3. Nexview at a glance
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4. Charging the Battery
An LED under the Play/Pause Button turned on the red color while charging the battery, and turned off when the charging completed.
4-1. With the Power adaptor
Connect the Power Adaptor to the Power Adaptor Port on the left side of the Player.
4-2. With the Cradle
Charging the Battery with the Cradle is can be done only when you use NexView in your car.
Connect the Player to the Cradle, then connect the Cigar Jack ofthe Cradle to a cigar jack port in your car. See "Connecting the Player to the Cradle" on page 42 for the steps of the connection.
Before Using
4. Charging the Battery
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1. Main Menu
GPS Navigation
FM Radio
Photo Album
File Manager
The Player Sound Volume Level
The Player Sound Volume Level displays the general volume level of the Player, it appears when you press the Volume Control Button. You can also control the level in the Volume & Sound menu.(See "Volume & Sound" on page 33.)
The two types of the Main Menu lineup are supported, you can choose
One at the Desktop menu. (See "Main Menu Setup" on page 36.)
Using NexView
1. Main Menu
Audio Player
Video Player
Text Viewer
Settings
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2. GPS Navigation
< Steps before using the GPS navigation >
1. Connect the Player to the Cradle. Please refer to "Connectingthe
Player to the Cradle" on page 42.
2. Set the GPS Antenna to horizontally and the "GPS" letters on the
antenna to faces upward.
3. Connect the Suction Cup to the Cradle and fix them on the
windshield or dashboard of your car.
4. Connect the cigar jack of Cradle to a car cigar jack port.
☼ NexView GPS Navigation Manual
A manual for the GPS Navigation is provided separately, please see it for the detail functions of the GPS Navigation.
Using NexView
2. GPS Navigation
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3. Audio Player
When you start the Audio Player, it will play the first music onthe Playlist automatically.
Current File's Name
Playing Time
Progression Bar
• You can go to another frame by touching on this bar.
• You can move forward or back by 10 seconds with pressing the
Move Buttons(Left or Right).
Play/Pause Icon
• Plays and pause playback.
• Play/Pause Button has the same function.
Stop Icon
Previous Music Icon
• Touch on this icon to go to the previous music on the Playlist.
• Random music on the Playlist will be played if the Random Mode
was selected.
• The Move Button(Up) has the same function.
Using NexView
3. Audio Player
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Next Music Icon
• Touch on this icon to go to the next music on the Playlist.
• Random music on the Playlist will be played if the Random Mode
was selected.
• The Move Button(Down) has the same function.
Mute Icon
Volume Control Icons
• Controls the sound volume level of the Audio Player.
• Volume Control Button has the same function.
Playlist Icon
• Touch on this icon, and the Playlist Window will appear.
• Current playing file highlighted with the violet color.
• If you select another file on the list, it will be played at once.
• See "Open Icon" on page 14 for the steps of the Playlist editing.
Using NexView
3. Audio Player
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View Lyrics Icon
• Touch on this icon, and the Lyrics Window will appear.
For viewing the lyrics, the lyrics file's name should be same with the music file's name, and both files should be located in the same folder. NexView supports the lyrics files of LRC format.
Playback Mode Selection Icon
• Plays all musics on the Playlist only one time.
• Plays all musics on the Playlist repeatly.
• Plays the current music repeatly.
Random Mode Icon
• Plays musics on the Playlist not in sequency, but at random.
Information Icon
• Displays the information on the current music.
Using NexView
3. Audio Player
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Open Icon
• Touch on this icon, and the Playlist Editing Window will appear.
• Select all files you want to play, then touch on the OK Icon or press
the OK Button.
Close Icon
• Closes the Audio player.
• ESC Button has the same function.
Using NexView
3. Audio Player
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4. FM Radio
Current Frequency
Using Time
Frequency Shift Icons
• Shifts the frequency by 0.1MHz.
• Move Buttons(Left and Right) have the same function.
Auto Searching Icons
• Searchs the nearest broadcasting frequency from the current
frequency.
• Move Buttons(Up and Down) have the same function.
Channel Icons
• Each channels has and display the frequencies you appointed.
• Touch on any channel, and the memorized frequency will be played.
Using NexView
4. FM Radio
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Memorizing Frequency Icon
• If you touch on this icon, the current frequency will be memorized to
an empty channel.
Deleteting Frequency Icon
• If you touch on this icon, the current frequency will be deleted from
the memorized channel.
Preset Icon
• If you touch on this icon, the FM Radio will automatically scan the
broadcasting frequencies and memorize them to empty channels.
• The scanning will be automatically stopped when all channels
memorize their own frequencies, or you can stop it during scanning
by touching on the Preset Icon again.
Channel Group Icon
• You can change channel groups by touching on this icon.
• There are 4 Channel groups in the FM radio, and each channel has
6 Channels.
Sound Output Selection Icon
• Select which one will be used for the FM radio sound output,
earphone or internal speaker.
• FM radio sound will be out through the earphone if the icon is ,
and the sound will be out through the internal speaker if the icon is
.
Using NexView
4. FM Radio
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☼ No Antenna Indication
The earphone should be connected to the Player when you use the FM radio because it does duty as an antenna. No Antenna Indication appears on the screen if the earphone is not connected.
Mute Icon
Volume Control Icons
• Control the sound volume level of the FM Radio.
• Volume Control Button has the same function.
Close Icon
• Closes the FM Radio.
• ESC Button has the same function.
Using NexView
4. FM Radio
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5. Video Player
We recommend you to play under 320x240 resolution videos for WMV format and under 720x480 resolution videos for MPEG, DivX, Xvid formats.
When you start the Video player, a window will appear to ask whether you want to see the recent movie.
• If you select "Yes", the recent movie will be played.
• If you select "No", the first movie on the playlist will be played.
☼ Viewing the Video Player's Menu
When you start a movie, the Video Player will play it with the full screen mode. The Video Player's Menu will appear if you touch on any point of the screen or press the M Button shortly. The Video Player's Menu will disappear and the screen will return to the full screen mode if you do above again.
Using NexView
5. Video Player
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Current File's Name
Playing Time
Progression Bar
• You can go to another frame by touching on this bar.
• You can move forward or back 1/20 of the whole playing time with
pressing the Move Buttons(Left and Right).
Play/Pause Icon
• Plays and pause playback.
• Play/Pause button has the same function.
Stop Icon
Previous Movie Icon
• Touch on this icon to go to the previous movie on the Playlist.
• Random movie on the Playlist will be played if the Random Mode
was selected.
• The Move button(Up) has the same function.
Using NexView
5. Video Player
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Next Movie Icon
• Touch on this icon to go to the next movie on the Playlist.
• Random movie on the Playlist will be played if the Random Mode
was selected.
• The Move Button(Down) has the same function.
Mute Icon
Volume Control Icons
• Controls the sound volume level of the Video Player.
• Volume Control Button has the same function.
Playlist Icon
• Touch on this icon, and the Playlist Window will appear.
• Current playing file highlighted with the violet color.
• If you select another file on the list, it will be played at once.
• See "Open Icon" on page 22 for the steps of the Playlist editing.
Using NexView
5. Video Player
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Playback Mode Selection Icon
• Plays all movies on the Playlist only one time.
• Plays all movies on the Playlist repeatly.
• Plays the current movie repeatly.
Random Mode Icon
• Plays movies on the Playlist not in sequency, but at random.
Option Icon
• Touch on this icon, and the Option Window will appear.
• Brightness: Adjust the brightness
• Contrast: Adjust the contrast
• Show Captioin: Choose whether you want to see the caption.
For viewing the caption, the captioin file's name should be same
with the movie file's name, and both files should be located in the
same folder. NexView supports the caption files of SMI format.
• Keep Ratio: Select the picture ratio.
Using NexView
5. Video Player
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Open Icon
• Touch on this icon, and the Playlist Editing Window will appear.
• Select all files you want to play, then touch on the OK Icon or press
the OK Button.
Close Icon
• Closes the Video player.
• ESC Button has the same function.
Using NexView
5. Video Player
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6. Photo Album
When you start the Photo Album, it will show the first photo on the Playlist automatically.
The maximum pixel resolution of a photo that can be supported in the Photo Album is 1600x1200.
☼ Viewing the Photo Album's Menu
When you start the Photo Album, it will show photos with the full screen mode. The Photo Album's Menu will appear if you touch on any point of the screen or press the M Button shortly. The Photo Album's Menu will disappear and the screen will returnto the full screen mode if you do above again.
Using NexView
6. Photo Album
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Current File's Name
File Information
• Date: Making date of the file
• Size: Size of the file
• Resolution: Resolution of the photo
Previous Photo Icon
• Touch on this icon to go to the previous photo on the Playlist.
• The Move Button(Left) has the same function.
Next Photo Icon
• Touch on this icon to go to the next photo on the Playlist.
• The Move Button(Right) has the same function.
Rotation Icons
• Rotate the photo.
Slide Show Icon
• Start the Slide Show
• Stop the Slide Show
Using NexView
6. Photo Album
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Slide Show Option Icon
• Touch on this icon, and the Option Window will appear.
• Slide Show: Choose whether the Slide Show plays.
• Time Interval: Select the time interval between each photos in the
slide show.
Playlist Icon
• Touch on this icon, and the Playlist Window will appear.
• Current playing file highlighted with the violet color.
• If you select another file on the list, it will be played at once.
• See "Open Icon" on page 26 for the steps of the Playlist editing.
Using NexView
6. Photo Album
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Open Icon
• Touch on this icon, and the Playlist Editing Window will appear.
• Select all files you want to play, then touch on the OK Icon or press
the OK Button.
Close Icon
• Closes the Photo Album.
• ESC Button has the same function.
Using NexView
6. Photo Album
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7. Text Viewer
When you start the Text Viewer, it will show the recent document.
Current File's Name
• Touch on this icon or press the OK Button, and the file selection
window will appear. You can select a text file on this window that you want to read.
Using NexView
7. Text Viewer
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Pages Information
• Displays the current page's number and the last page's.
Scroll Bar
• You can go to another page or line by touching on this bar.
• The Volume Control Button scrolls up or down the text by a page.
• The Move Buttons(Up and Down) scrolls up or down the text by a
line.
Setup Icon
• Touch on this icon, and the Setup Window will appear. You can
select the font size, background color and text color.
Close
• Closes the Text Viewer.
• ESC Button has the same function.
Using NexView
7. Text Viewer
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8. File Manager
Directory Window
File Window
If you press the M button shortly, you can go from one window to
the other.
Current Directory Path
Memory Usage Information Icon
• Touch on this icon, and the Information Window will appear.
Using NexView
8. File Manager
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Excution Icon
• Execute the highlighted file.
• The OK Button has the same function.
Selecting All Icon
• Selects all files in the current folder.
Deselecting All Icon
• Deselects all files in the current folder.
You can select or deselect files one by one by touching on the file name or pressing the Play/Pause Button.
Copy Icon
• Touch on this icon to copy the selected files to another folder.
Move Icon
• Touch on this icon to move the selected files to another folder.
Delete Icon
• Touch on this icon to delete the selected files.
Close Icon
• Closes the File Manager.
• ESC Button has the same function.
Using NexView
8. File Manager
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9-1. Adjusting the Touch Point
Touch on the Adjust icon.
Adjust the touch point with this menu when it is not matched well.
• Adjust the touch point as the guide on the screen.
• Touch softly and hold for over 3 seconds when you touch on the
target.
9. Settings
TV-OUT Volume & Sound Language Setup Information
Adjust Power Firmware Update Desktop Setup
Using NexView
9. Settings
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9-2. TV-OUT
Touch on the TV-OUT icon.
In order you to see the video output from NexView with your TV screen, connect the Player to the TV, then set up this menu.
• Select the NTSC OUT or the PAL OUT when you want to see the output
with the TV.
• Select the LCD OUT when you want to see the output with the Player's
LCD.
☼ NTSC & PAL NTSC and PAL are the types of TV resolution standard. Please
check the type of your TV before using the TV-OUT,
9-3. Power Management
Touch on the Power icon.
Set up the times for the power saving modes.
Using NexView
9. Settings
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9-4. Volume & Sound
Touch on the Volume & Sound icon
• System Volume: Set up the general volume level of the Player.
• Menu Selection Sound: Choose whether the sounds effect will be used
when you select icons or files.
• System Startup Sound & System Off Sound: Choose sound files that
will be played while the system startup and off. The sound files should
be a WAV format.
9-5. Firmware Update
Touch on the Firmware Update icon
Using NexView
9. Settings
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• There are two types of Firmware Updates for NexView, the O/S Update
and the System Application Update.
• You can download the update files from our website www.sciontech.co.kr
.
< Steps for the O/S Update >
1. Download the latest version of O/S Update File to your
computer from the website.
2. Connect the Player to the computer with the USB cable.
3. Extract the file's compression.
4. Copy the extracted files to Local Drive\System\OS folder of
NexView.
5. Disconnect the Player from the computer.
6. Go to the Firmware Update menu.
7. Select the O/S Update, then touch on the Update icon.
8. Restart the Player.
The touch point is subject to be not matched well after the
O/S Update. In this case, adjust the touch point at the Adjust
menu. (See "Adjusting the Touch Point" on page 31.)
Using NexView
9. Settings
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< Steps for System Application Update >
1. Download the latest version of System Application Update File
to your computer from the website.
2. Connect the Player to the computer with the USB cable.
3. Extract the files's compression.
4. Copy the extracted files to Local Drive\System\System
Applications folder of NexView.
5. Disconnect the Player from the computer.
6. Go to the Firmware Update menu.
7. Select the System Application Update, then touch on the
Update icon.
• You can run both updates at a time by select the Update All if both
update files were all prepared.
☼ Checking the current software versions of NexView
You can see the current software versions of the Player at the Information menu. (See "Viewing the System Information" on page
40.)
Using NexView
9. Settings
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9-6. Selecting Language
Touch on the Language Setup icon.
Select a language, then restart the Player.
The touch point is subject to be not matched well after the O/S Update. In this case, adjust the touch point at the Adjust menu. (See "Adjusting the Touch Point" on page 31.)
9-7. Main Menu Setup
Touch on the Desktop Setup icon.
Using NexView
9. Settings
Frame Tap Background Image Tap
Desktop Tap Background Color Tap
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Desktop Tap
You can select one from the two types of the Main Menu lineup.
• Fixed Desktop: The Main Menu lineup is fixed as the following
picture and nothing can be changed.
• User Setting Desktop: The Main Menu lineup is fixed as the
following picture and you can change the Frame, Background Color and Background Image.
• Recovery Default Desktop Setting: The Main menu lineup will be
changed into the Fixed Desktop and all settings for the Frame, Background color and Image will be cleared.
Using NexView
9. Settings
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Frame Tap
• This tap will be activated only when you select the User Setting
Desktop at the Desktop Tap.
• Choose whether the Main Menu will show or hide the out frame.
Background Color Tap
• This tap will be activated only when you select the User Setting
Desktop at the Desktop Tap.
• Select the background color and gradient effect for the Main menu.
Using NexView
9. Settings
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Background Image Tap
• This tap will be activated only when you select the User Setting
Desktop at the Desktop Tap.
• Choose a file for the background image of the Main Menu.
The background image file should be a BMP format and 480x272 resolution.
The background color and gradient effect will be ignored if you choose a background image.
Using NexView
9. Settings
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9-8. Viewing the System Information
Touch on the Information icon.
You can see the memory usage state and current software versionsof the Player.
Using NexView
9. Settings
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10. Using the Multitasking Function
Push the M button and hold for over 2 seconds while a program like Navigation and Audio Player running, and the Main Menu will appear without stopping the current running program. Select another program, then it will be excuted simultaneously with the current running program.
The icons with twinkling edges in the Main Menu are current running programs when you are using the Multitasking Function. If there is no input for 5 seconds on that screen, the most recent one of the current running programs will be opened automatically.
☼ What is Multitasking
Multitasking means that two or above programs can be executed ina device simultaneously.
NexView supports the Multitasking, you can enjoy the various functions of NexView simultaneously.
☼ The programs can be executed simlutaneously by the Multitasking
Function
• GPS Navigation & Audio Player
• Photo Album & Text Viewer & Audio Player
• Photo Album & Text Viewer & FM Radio
Current running
program
Using NexView
10. Using the Multitasking Function
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Connecting NexView to other devices
1. Connecting the Player to the Cradle
① Put the rising parts of the Cradle to the grooves on the Player's top
side.
② Push the Player upward and into the Cradle, and make the connection
parts of them are well connected.
③ Fasten the Fixing Bolt on the backside of the Cradle.
1. Connecting the Player to the Cradle
Before connecting the Player to the Cradle, take the Cover off on the Cradle Connection Part of the Player. Please cover it again when the Player disconnected from the Cradle.
Don't connect the Power Adaptor or USB cables to the Player when it is connected to the Cradle.
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NexView와 기기 연결하기
2. Connecting the Player to a Computer
① Connect the USB Cable to the USB Device Port (USB S) on the leftside
of the Player, and connect the other end to your computer.
②"USB Connected…" message appears on the Player's screen.
③ NexView appears as a mass storage device, NV-100 on your computer.
☼ PC system requirements
The PC system should be the Microsoft Windows XP or 2000 for the NexView connection.
Connecting NexView to other devices
2. Connecting the Player to a Computer
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NexView와 기기 연결하기
Before disconnecting the Player from the computer, click the Safely Remove Hardware icon on the taskbar, then click Safely Remove USB Mass Storage Device.
If the Player is connected to a computer with the USB cable when it turned off, it can not be turned on by the Power Switch. In this case, please disconnect the USB Cable from the Player, then turn it on.
Connecting NexView to other devices
2. Connecting the Player to a Computer
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NexView와 기기 연결하기
3. Connecting the Player to a TV
① Connect the A/V Cable to the A/V OUT Port on the leftside of the
Player, and connect the other end to a TV.
② Select the NTSC OUT or the PAL OUT at the TV-OUT menu. See
"TV-OUT" on page 32.
Connecting NexView to other devices
3. Connecting the Player to a TV
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NexView와 기기 연결하기
4. Connecting the Player with another Mass Storage Device
① Connect the USB Host Cable to the USB Host Port (USB M) on the
leftside of the Player, and connect the other end to another Mass Storage Device.
② The connected Mass Storage Device appears as an USB Drive Disk
on NexView.
☼ USB Host function of NexView
NexView has the USB Host function, that makes NexView can be connected with another Mass Storage Device like a Digital Camera and USB Memory without computer.
You can play, manage, and store the files of your Mass Storeage Devices with NexView at any where, at any time.
Connecting NexView to other devices
4. Connecting the Player with another Mass Storage Device
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Others
1. General Specifications
1. General Specifications
Player: 0.5 W Cradle: 2 W
Internal Speaker
Li-Polymer 3,000mAh
Battery
2.0 Device / 1.1 Host
USB
20 Gbyte
HDD
Player: 285g Cradle: 190g
Weight
Player: 136x78x23 (mm)
Dimension
NexView NV-100
Product name
General
30 fpsFrame
SMI
Caption
WMV(7/8/9), ASF, AVI, DivX(3/4/5), XviD, MPEG(1/2/4)
Format supported
4" Wide screen TFT LCD 480x272 resolution / 16 million colors Touch-screen
LCD
Video
LRCLyrics
Over 90 dB
S/N Ratio
WMA, MP3, WAV
Format supported
Audio
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Composite Video-Out
Format
NTSC / PAL
Types
TV-OUT
24 channelsChannel
87.5 – 108 (MHz)
Frequency range
FM Radio
TXT
Format supportedText Viewer
JPEG, BMP
Format supportedPhoto Album
12 channelsChannel
Internal
GPS Antenna
Trimble Lassen iQ
GPS Receiver
GPS Navigation
Others
1. General Specifications
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2. Contact Information
+82-2-3422-0490Tel.
E-mail
www.sciontech.co.kr
Website
Others
2. Contact Information
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기타
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation issubject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
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 generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
Others
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