REALEASE SG 080, SG 081A, SG 081 User Manual

Shogo User Manual
SG 080/SG 081A/SG 081
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Shogo User Guide
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Table of Content
. Getting to know your
Shogo and Start up
1.1 What’s included in Shogo Package 2
1.2 Shogo overview 3
1.3 Starting up your Shogo 4
1.4 Connecting to the Internet 5
1.5 Registering your Shogo 7
1.6 Update Shogo content 8
2. Viewing pictures from Shogo
2.1 VViewing pictures from memory card 9
and USB-flash drives
2.2 Viewing pictures from the Internet 0
2.3 Previewing of photos 0
2.4 Previewing and managing photos 
from Internal Memory
2.5 Slideshow setting and playing 2
3. Playing MP3 Music 3
4. Changing Shogo settings
4.1 Settings / Network 4
4.2 Settings / Update 4
4.3 Settings / Language 4
4.4 Settings / Slideshow 4
4.5 Settings / Screen 5
4.6 Settings / Sound 5
4.7 Settings / Power Management 5
4.8 Settings / Date and time 5
4.9 Settings / Startup 5
4.10 Setting / Systems upgrade 6
4.11 Settings / Support 6
4.12 Settings / USB Slave 6
5. ShogoLive
5.1 Managing ShogoLive Content 7
5.2 Adding new photo albums 8
5.3 Adding Weather channel 20
5.4 Adding Internet Radio Stations 22
5.5 Shogo dashboard 24
5.6 Adding Shogo Authors 25
5.7 Adding Shogo Friends 26
6. Appendix
Shogo specifications 28
Safety and maintenance 29
Limited Warranty 29
End User License Agreement 30
Regulatory 32
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. Getting to know your Shogo and Start up
. What’s included in Shogo Package
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.2 Shogo overview
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Action buttons and touch screen control
In this user manual, all action buttons mentioned are the buttons on the remote control. If you have purchased our
touch screen models (SG 080/SG 081), you can also perform the same action by touching the color action buttons,
up/down and “ok” buttons on screen and/or use top control buttons on Shogo. In touch screen Shogo, the Home
Settings and back buttons are also available at the bottom of the screen.
You can also use the top control buttons to perform p / q / t / u, select “oK” or
O” functions. On your touch screen, except in the home page, touch the top icon to
bring you back to the previous menu.
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.3 Start up your Shogo
. Getting to know your Shogo and Start up
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Important note before starting up - SG 080 model comes with a built-in battery, please fully charge the battery
continuously for 12 hours before starting up. To recharge the battery, it normally takes more than an hour.
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After turning power ON, a self-running demo will start automatically. Press the “O” button to start running the setup process.
To run set up
• Press
for Run Setup
• Select Language
• Accept Software License Agreement
• Press
to Enter the world of Shogo
After Initialization, here you will see the Home Page of Shogo.
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At the bottom of the screen, shows the status bar
Status Bar description
Clock – Display real time clock
WiFi Signal Level -
– Full Signal level
– No WiFi Signal
Battery Level –
– Battery fully charged
– Low battery level
– Charging battery
Settings
Home
Back
– Press to go to
Settings page*
– Press to go to
Home page*
– Press to go to
Previous page*
*Navigation button for touch
screen model only
Sleeping mode:
You can turn Shogo into sleeping mode by pressing
to just turn off the screen, press
any button on the frame or remote, or touching the screen to turn screen on again.
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Note on Encryption standard:
Shogo supports both WPA 1&2 and WEP encryptions for WiFi network. It is always recommended to use WPA router for better security. For WPA encrypted network, type in your password (case sensitive) based on the instructions described.
However, if you have a WEP encrypted router, Shogo will present a Hexadecimal keyboard (only allow input of 0-9, A-F) for you to enter the password. There are two type of WEP password, 64 bit requires 10 digits hexadecimal paswword and 128 bit requires 26 digits hexadecimal password.
Shogo will detect the type of router encryption (WPA or WEP) automatically.
Shogo will confirm successful connection to your WiFi network by showing -
Wireless network setup completed.
Press “Home” on the remote control to continue.
.4 Connecting to the Internet
Connecting to WiFi network
Press “Settings” button on the Remote
Control, Shogo will start scanning
available WiFi networks
Once a wireless network is detected,
the network name will be shown, press
oK to connect to it. If there is more
than one network detected, choose your own network with p / q then
press oK.
You may also need to enter a password
to access your wireless network, to
enter the password, a virtual keyboard
will be shown. Key in your password
by choosing the letters on screen with
the “arrow” keys of your remote control,
confirm entry of each character by
pressing oK.
to switch back and forth to capital
letters if needed
to switch to numbers keyboard
to delete an entry
After entering the password, press
to
connect to the wireless network.
If you are using a Touch screen model,
simply key in the password from the
keypad on screen and press the color
buttons to perform the above actions.
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You can connect Shogo to the Internet by connecting the Ethernet cable between your Ethernet router and the
Shogo’s Ethernet connector. The connection will be done automatically after starting up the Shogo.
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.5 Registering your Shogo
To sign up www.myshogo.com as a user:
You need a PC or Mac, open a browser and go to www.myshogo.com. You must first create your myshogo.com
ID, which is a pseudonym for you to login myshogo.com (this is not Network ID nor serial number, just pick
any name, like tom, abc…, etc); a
password that you can remember
and fill in your personal particular
including an email address. Upon
completion of signing up, an email
notification will be sent to your
email account. Check your email
account and confirm the notification.
Now you can log-in www.myshogo.
com with your myshogo.com ID and
password.
The myshogo.com ID will your
personal account to manage your
Shogo and its content, you can
either be an author or administer
(see Chapter 5) for more than one
Shogo using one myshogo.com ID
and password.
To register your Shogo:
1. Take out the registration card,
there is a serial number and a
Network ID printed on it
2. Get your PC or Mac, open a web
browser and go to www.myshogo.
com.
3. Login with your myshogo.com
ID and password (Make sure you
have created your myshogo.com
ID and password as above)
4. After sign in, click “Register a
Shogo”, then “Register Now”
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(For more details, see ShogoLive on Chapter 5)
To enjoy all features of Shogo, you must register your Shogo in www.myshogo.com and subscribe to our free
ShogoLive Service, the content provisioning service for Shogo. You need to first sign up www.myshogo.com as a
user and then register your Shogo.
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.6 Updating Shogo Content
After registering your Shogo, conduct a content update to download content from ShogoLive into your Shogo.
After the update, you will receive weather forecast channel, ShogoLive preloaded photo album, your newly created
albums (see Chapter 5 for detail), if any.
To update Shogo Content, press
Settings, then select Update.
Press
and you will receive
all the new albums and digital
content.
It may take awhile for content
updating, please wait until the
completion of update and the
Settings page will be resumed.
Go back to Home page, now you
can browse all your new photos
albums, your weather forecast
and internet radio stations if your
ShogoLive Content are ready. To
update content from myshogo.com,
please refer to Chapter 5.
Your Shogo will automatically update itself every 24 hours if it is switched on, this will take place in the background
without interrupting your usage although it might slightly slow down the operation if there is a lot of new content
to receive. If your Shogo was turned off, when you turn it on, it will check when was the last update, if it has been
more than 24 hours, it will wait 30 minutes and then start the update automatically in the background. Of course at
any time you can always do an update on-demand manually and get the latest content from myshogo.com
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2. Viewing Pictures from Shogo
2. Viewing pictures from USB flash drives and Memory cards
On Shogo Home, select “Photo”,
press oK and you can now
navigate all albums available with p / q.
Albums shown in your Shogo can
be from local sources (Memory
Card/ USB flash drive) or content
from ShogoLive in the Internet,
myshogo.com. Once you have
selected your album, you can
choose to preview photos inside
the album with the
, or press
oK to play slide show directly
. Insert your memory card to
the Integrated Card Reader
or your USB flash drive to the
USB port
2. Press p / q of the remote
control or touch screen to
select Memory Card or USB
3. Press
to preview, or oK to
play slide show directly
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2. Viewing Pictures from Shogo
2.2 Viewing pictures from the Internet
After updating ShogoLive content
from myshogo.com, all albums in
ShogoLive will be automatically created, use p / q to navigate
the albums, press to preview.
Press oK to play slideshow
directly, press
to send to Shogo
Friend
(see Shogo Friend in Chapter 5.7)
To preview photos from an album, use p / q of your
remote or touch screen to
navigate individual photo, press
to launch a slideshow on the
current page, or oK to preview
at full screen. Press Back to
return to preview mode. If you
are previewing picture from your
memory card or USB drive, you
can copy your picture to internal
memory by pressing .
2.3 Previewing of photos
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