Storex AivX-391NMT User manual

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NETWORKED MEDIA TANK BY STOREX

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION.......................................................................................................................................................5

USING THE CARTRIDGE...........................................................................................................................................6

DETAIL OF THE PRODUCT........................................................................................................................................7

FRONT ...............................................................................................................................................................7

REAR PANEL.......................................................................................................................................................7

CARTRIDGE........................................................................................................................................................7

REMOTE CONTROL DESCRIPTION &FUNCTIONS......................................................................................................8

CONNECTIONS .....................................................................................................................................................13

START UP ............................................................................................................................................................14

HOME PAGE .........................................................................................................................................................15

MEDIA SOURCE ................................................................................................................................................15

WEB SERVICES ................................................................................................................................................16

SETTINGS ............................................................................................................................................................18

WELCOME........................................................................................................................................................18

PREFERENCES .................................................................................................................................................18

AUDIO/VIDEO ..................................................................................................................................................19

NETWORK ........................................................................................................................................................21

DETAILED NETWORK CONFIGURATION -WIRED..................................................................................................21

DETAILED NETWORK CONFIGURATION –WIRELESS (WIFI OPTION).....................................................................22

NETWORK SHARING ..........................................................................................................................................23

NMT APPLICATIONS .........................................................................................................................................25

DETAILED –SAMBA SERVER .............................................................................................................................26

DETAILED –FTP SERVER ................................................................................................................................27

DETAILED –NFS SERVER.................................................................................................................................28

DETAILED –MULTIMEDIA CLIENT &SERVERS.....................................................................................................28

TORRENT .........................................................................................................................................................29

USENET CLIENT ...............................................................................................................................................32

DVD /AUDIO CD..............................................................................................................................................32

MAINTENANCE..................................................................................................................................................33

PC CONNECTION .................................................................................................................................................35

CLIENT MODE USB2 –EXT3............................................................................................................................35

CLIENT MODE USB2 –NTFS ...........................................................................................................................36

DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS: ...............................................................................................................................37

STOREX WEBSITE ................................................................................................................................................38

TECHNICAL SUPPORT...........................................................................................................................................39

CONDITIONS OF THE GUARANTEE .........................................................................................................................39

REGISTERING THE GUARANTEE.............................................................................................................................41

SECURITY –ENVIRONMENT ..................................................................................................................................41

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INTRODUCTION

The AivX-391NMT Networked Media Tank by STOREX allows you to read any type of multimedia file (video,

audio, photo, etc.) on your HD Television (or SD) and is compatible with a Home Cinema installation.

You can display or read all your digital multimedia files coming from different sources, such as your PC,

NAS, digital camera, mass USB storage devices (Flash reader, hard disk, DVD reader), internal hard disk, and

even directly from the Internet via Internet / Web services such as the Media Service Portal...

The AivX-391NMT is compatible with the latest broadband video formats for a display up to 1080p in High

Definition.

It also integrates NAS and BitTorrent client functionalities for direct downloads and thus eliminates the need

for a (dedicated) PC or any other device for this purpose.

The AivX-391NMT does not stop there. It can be connected to the Internet via the LAN port and can access

‘SayaTV’ Internet TV using streaming technology, as well as popular TV internet unicasts such as

YouTube, Google Video and Metacafe via the Media Service Portal.

It is also very upgradeable thanks to new Firmware updates available directly online or from the STOREX

website www.storex.eu and will be compatible with future media and containers.

Connectivity

UPnP A/V

UPnP Server

DLNA

FTP

NFS

SMB (Samba Server)

SMB (Samba Client)

Windows Media Connect

Windows Media Player NSS

HTTP servers: myiHome, WizD, MSP Portal

BitTorrent P2P

Bonjour!

Internet Services

Video: YouTube, Google Video, MetaCafe, VideoCast, DL.TV, Cranky Geeks

Audio: iPodcast, Radiobox, ABC News, Jamendo

Photo: Flickr, Picasa

RSS feed: Yahoo! Weather, Yahoo! Traffic alerts, Yahoo! Stock, Cinecast, Traffic Conditions.

Peer-to-peer TV: SayaTV

Internet Radio: Shoutcast

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USING THE CARTRIDGE

If you have an ‘HMS multimedia cartridge” with your AivX-391NMT, insert it in the device before switching on

your player, as per the following instructions:

1. Turn the AivX-391NMT upside down and remove the back by pressing on the tab (1)

2. Slide the back in the direction (2) and remove it by lifting it upwards once it is no longer in contact with

the slides.

3. Position the HMS cartridge above the device, place it in the cavity (3) and adjust it in the direction (4) or

(5) until the cartridge is slotted into the device’s rail.

4. Push the cartridge in the direction (5) without forcing it until a “click” is heard.

5. To remove the cartridge before replacing it with another, first make sure that the device is switched off,

then remove the cartridge by pressing on the tab (6).

6. Slide the back in the direction (7) and remove it by lifting it upwards once it is no longer in contact with

the slides.

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DETAIL OF THE PRODUCT

Front

1 – On/off light 4 – Infrared remote control receiver

2 – Disk activity light

3 – Display, 1 line (VDF)) Side - SD, SDHC & MMC card reader

Rear panel

12V input 7 Network connector (RJ45

2 Fan 8 – Ports USB 2.0 Host (x2)

Power switch 9 HDMI video output

4 RCA video output 10 S-video output

5 YUV video output 11 Optical audio outpu

6 Coaxial audio output 12 – USB 2.0 Port Device (PC)

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REMOTE CONTROL DESCRIPTION &FUNCTIONS

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1) POWER

Switches your player on and off (Stops the fan, Hard Disk and Display)

To turn your player off completely, please use the general switch found at the back of the box, or if there is a

problem, please switch off and on (reboot).

2) FILE MODE

By pressing this button, you activate the “Edit” function, which allows you to:

- Add a file to the list

- Create a directory

- Rename a file / directory

- Copy the selected elements

- Move the selected elements

- Delete all the selected elements

- Delete the list

Note, some of these functions only work with an Ext3 (Linux) formatted disk.

3) SETUP

Gives access to the player’s setup menu.

In video reader mode, it gives access to the following setup menus:

- light

- contrast

- colour

- brightness

The default value for these 4 settings is set at 50.

4) SUSPEND (BT)

Switches on and off the player’s display light (VDF).

5) PAGE UP (Vol+)

In navigation mode, displays the next page.

In audio or video mode, increases the sound volume.

6) USB DVDROM EJECT

If an external DVD player is connected by USB 2.0 to the player, pressing this button opens and closes the

drawer.

7) TV MODE

Changes the video mode. To use it, proceed as follows:

1. Press the TV MODE button.

2. After letting go of the TV MODE button, press any button between 0 and 9.

- TV MODE + 1 = NTSC video mode

- TV MODE + 2 = PAL video mode

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- TV MODE + 7 = 720p 60 Hz Mode

- - TV MODE + 8 = 1080i 60 Hz Mode

- - TV MODE + 9 = 1080p 60 Hz Mode

If the image is not displayed at start up, it is possible that the current video setup is not supported by your

TV. This function enables you to change your video resolution temporarily.

Note that when a TV mode is activated by pressing the TV MODE button, it is not recorded and will not be

recalled the next time the player is started up. To do so, once the image has appeared on your TV, it is

recommended that you save your settings via the video setup menu.

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8) MUTE

Activates and deactivates the sound (Mute).

9) PAGE DOWN (Vol-)

In navigation mode, displays the previous page.

In audio or video mode, decreases the sound volume.

10) 1.:/@

In editing mode, allows the following characters to be entered (SMS Style): "1.:/@".

In read mode, accesses 10% of the total duration of the multimedia file.

11) 2abc

In editing mode, allows the following characters to be entered (SMS Style): "2abc".

In read mode, accesses 20% of the total duration of the multimedia file.

12) 3def

In editing mode, allows the following characters to be entered (SMS Style): "3def".

In read mode, accesses 30% of the total duration of the multimedia file.

13) 4ghi

In editing mode, allows the following characters to be entered (SMS Style): "4ghi".

In read mode, accesses 40% of the total duration of the multimedia file.

14) 5jkl

In editing mode, allows the following characters to be entered (SMS Style): "5jkl".

In read mode, accesses 50% of the total duration of the multimedia file.

15) 6mno

In editing mode, allows the following characters to be entered (SMS Style): "6mno".

In read mode, accesses 60% of the total duration of the multimedia file.

16) 7pqrs

In editing mode, allows the following characters to be entered (SMS Style): "7pqrs".

In read mode, accesses 70% of the total duration of the multimedia file.

17) 8tuv

In editing mode, allows the following characters to be entered (SMS Style): "8tuv".

In read mode, accesses 80% of the total duration of the multimedia file.

18) 9wxyz

In editing mode, allows the following characters to be entered (SMS Style): "9wxyz".

In read mode, accesses 90% of the total duration of the multimedia file.

19) DELETE

In editing mode, allows the last character entered to be deleted.

In file mode, enables the selected file to be deleted.

20) 0_

In editing mode, allows the following characters “0” and “space” to be entered (SMS Style).

21) CAPS/NUM

In editing mode, allows the user to switch among upper case numbers lower case.

22) RETURN

Allows the user to return to the previous page (Also in HTML mode).

23) SOURCE

Allows the user to return to the 'Source Media’ homepage.

24) ARROW BUTTONS

Allow the user to navigate between the files / dossiers.

In read mode, the left and right buttons allow the user to move backwards or forwards through 1% of the

total duration of the multimedia file.

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