Assessments - 4, GPA: 3.3
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USB port (connect to computer) 5. USB port (connect disk) 6. Ethernet port 7. Optical audio out 8. Video composite + stereo 9. HDMI 10. Power Front View 1. IR receiver & Stand-by button 2. Blue status light 3. USB port (connect disk) Remote Control Infra-red emitter1. Stand-by2. Previous track3. Next track4. Back (previous screen)5. Select6. Home menu7. Play8. Menu up9. Left/rewind10. Right/fast forward 11. Menu down12. Stop13. Pause14. Access search menu15. Option/info menu16. Safely eject USB disk17. 1 2 4 3 5 6 7 8 Basic Remote Functions Navigate in menus Select an option from a menu Return to the previous menu Return to the Home menu Enter the options menu 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 16 Home Menu Movie Space: Play movies Photo Space: Watch photo slideshows Music Space: Play music by artist, genre and through your folders. Network Space: Access the Media Servers and Computer shared folders Settings Space: Access LaCinema Mini HD settings Setting up the LaCinema Mini HD Step 1: Transferring Files A. Connect the LaCinema Mini HD to your PC or Mac via the USB cable. B. When the drive mounts on your computer, transfer files to the drive normally. C. When finished, unmount the drive safely. Mac users: The drive is preformatted as NTFS and is therefore read-only for Mac users. In order to copy files to the drive, you will need to reformat it to HFS+ (Mac OS Extended, non-journaled). Refer to the User Manual for reformatting instructions. Step 2: Connecting to TV and home network A. Choose EITHER of the following TV connection methods: 1. HDMI: Connect the HDMI cable to the LaCinema Mini HD and to your TV. 2. Composite: Connect the yellow, red, and white ends of the composite cable to your TV and other end of the cable to the LaCinema Mini HD. Optional: You can connect the LaCinema Mini HD to a home theater system through an optical audio cable (not included). NOTE: If you place the LaCinema Mini HD in a confined place, make sure to provide adequate airflow to ensure it does not overheat. 1 2 TV B. Choose ONE of the following Network connection methods: 1. Wired: connect the Ethernet cable from your router or hub to the Ethernet port on the back of LaCinema Mini HD. 2. Wireless: The WiFi connection will be set up during the Installation Wizard in step E. C. Plug the power supply into an AC outlet and connect the power cable to the LaCinema Mini HD. D. Turn on your TV. If you don’t see the loading screen, adjust the video input on your TV to match the type of video cable you connected above. E. Follow the Installation Wizard. Use the remote control to set up the LaCinema Mini HD. Press the OK button to confirm your selection and the Back button to go to the previous selection. WirelessConnectionRouterLaCinema Mini HDHDMIRouterPowerEthernet 1 2 Step 3: Playing Files A. Play files located on the LaCinema Mini HD. Files you copied to the LaCinema Mini HD are organized by type in the Video, Photo and Music Spaces. Use the remote control to access and play the files. B. Play files located on an external hard disk. Connect an external USB hard drive containing multimedia files to the LaCinema Mini HD through the USB host port on its front or back panel. Use the remote control to access files in the appropriate Video, Photo or Music Spaces. B A C. Stream multimedia content from a host computer via the Ethernet network. Option 1: From the Utilities CD-ROM, install the Packet Video TwonkyMedia Server, which will enable your PC or Mac to act as a UPnP media server (refer to the User Manual for details). Use the remote control to access files, which are accessible from the Network Space. Option 2: For Windows users only: Start Windows Media Player 11 or later on your Windows XP, Windows Vista, or Windows 7 computer. Go to Library > Media Sharing to set up sharing for your movies, photos and music to the LaCinema Mini HD. Option 3: Configure your PC or Mac to share multimedia files with the LaCinema Mini HD through the network (refer to the User Manual for details). HDMIEthernetComputer Step 4: Using LaCinema Mini HD as a Server A. File Server: Copy files from your computer to LaCinema Mini HD. As the LaCinema Mini HD can act as a network-attached disk (NAS), files can be transferred from your computer to the LaCinema Mini HD via the network. 1. Install LaCie Network Assistant (LNA) software from the included CD-ROM. 2. Make sure that IPCONF is activated in LNA preferences. 3. The LaCinema Mini HD can then be accessed by selecting Connect Manually from the LNA menu. B. Media Server: Stream LaCinema Mini HD multimedia content to network media players. Once the LaCinema Mini HD is connected to your TV and home network, use the remote control to navigate to Settings > Network > Media Servers and select ON. Your content will be scanned and made available to DLNA media players such as Playstation, Xbox, etc., on your home network. Refer to your device’s user manual to configure and use it as a media player. NOTE: Refer to the User Ma...