AM L2 - LISTO - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL AM L2 LISTO

MAC G4 MasOS X 10.3 (Panther) 256 Mo RAM USB 2.0

MTP XNJB Lecture / Pause

Down-mix : AAC, LPCM, AC-3

Pass-through : AC-3, DTS Photo

FAT16, FAT32, HFS+ (read only), Ext2, Ext3, NTFS Disque dur

274 mm (L) * 240 mm (L) * 46 mm (h)

1. Installing MediaTec TNT Installing hard disk drive

Transfer of files from a computer Transfer of files from an external peripheral Detailed installation 2. Discover MediaTec TNT

The universe concept

Front of the MediaTec TNT Remote control The marker list Hand menu Tasks in navigators Actions in players

TV player and TV navigator

Searching channels Watching TV External decoder set up Timeshifting Creating A Favourite Channels List Getting Programme Information Recording Your Favourite Programmes

20 21 22 23 24 26 28 31

Adding a file to my playlist Changing the order in which the tracks are played Adding a song to a playlist

Looking at videos/photos

Restart watching a video Watching my tv recordings

Tasks available in the different universes Parental protection Connecting MediaTec TNT to a network UPnP Connection Update

MediaTec TNT changes the way you watch TV !

7. Technical specifications

Please read this manual carefully before using this product and keep it safe for further use. Warning: Any change or modification made to this equipment which has not been expressly authorised by the manufacturer, might deny the user the right to use this equipment. In order to guarantee conformity with directive 89/336/EEC, only use correctly sheathed cables with this equipment. Instructions for Use / Safety Recommendations Positioning / Ventilation: ○○ Leave a space of at least 10 cm around the product’s air inlets in order to allow free circulation of air. Poor ventilation risks damaging the product. ○○ Do not put your product on a soft surface where it might sink in (bed, sofa, carpet or any other similar surface). ○○ In order to ensure the stability and correct functioning of your unit, please put it on a rigid and flat surface. ○○ Environments shut off to the flow of air such as cabinets and closed bookcases are not suitable unless they have appropriate ventilation installed. ○○ So that each of your devices is suitably ventilated, do not stack them or place them too close to one another, otherwise the devices will mutually transmit heat. Moisture: ○○ Do not put your unit near any source of water such as a water container, bath, basin, tap, swimming pool, etc., in order to prevent electric shocks or damage to the product. ○○ In the event that water is accidentally splashed onto the unit, unplug it and contact an approved dealer. ○○ Do not expose the unit to any conditions of extreme humidity. Sunshine / Heat: ○○ Do not put your product near any source of heat: direct sun, radiator, fireplace or any other similar source of heat. Do not put any source of heat on or near the unit (candle, ashtray, incense, etc.). ○○ The unit has been designed to function in environments where the temperature is not extreme. Excessively high or low temperatures are to be avoided. Connecting to the electricity supply: ○○ Put the unit near an easily accessible A/C electrical socket. The rear of the product should be clear in order to have easy access for connections. ○○ The unit must only be powered by the external power supply provided. You must not under any circumstances try to operate the unit using another power supply. ○○ Using an external power supply other than the one supplied with the product might damage or cause the latter to malfunction. ○○ To turn off the power supply, unplug the unit from the wall socket. ○○ Please connect the unit’s cables and the power supply with care. Position the cables so they do not obstruct movement to avoid them being trodden on or tripped over. ○○ Please ensure that nothing is put on the cables. ○○ Please make a regular visual check of the cables to make sure that they are in 3

○○ During a storm, or when you are away or not using your unit for a long period of time, unplug the power supply, antenna and network cables. Taking this precaution, will prevent the unit from being damaged by lightning or surges. ○○ The external power must necessarily be linked to earth. General Recommendations: ○○ Do not insert any metallic object into the unit’s openings. ○○ Only a qualified technician is authorised to open the unit’s housing. ○○ To maintain the product, clean any dust which has settled on the air vents using a dry, clean cloth, having first unplugged the product. ○○ If the unit is not working normally, particularly if it is giving off a smell or making strange sounds, unplug it immediately and contact a dealer or approved repair centre. ○○ The product label is located under the device. • This appliance contains a lithium battery – for safety reasons, it is strictly forbidden to change this battery. Only a qualified, authorised technician should carry out this replacement operation.

Disposal of end-of-life products

This product has been designed with high-quality recyclable materials and components. The symbol of a crossed out dustbin on a product means that this latter meets the requirements of European directive 2002/96/EC. Enquire of local authorities about the system for collecting end-of-life electric and electronic products. Comply with legislation in force and do not throw your products away with household waste. Only suitable disposal of products can prevent contaminating the environment and harmful effects to health.

1. Installing MediaTec TNT Installing hard disk drive

The first time you plug in the MediaTec TNT into an electrical socket, the hard disk will automatically format itself.

The first time you turn on the MediaTec TNT, you will be asked to answer a series of questions. There will be a series of screens until you reach the home page.

To move about the screens, use the remote control’s wheel

To confirm a screen, press OK in the centre of the wheel

• If you do not use the MediaTec TNT for a period of time, a screen saver will start. To exit screen saver mode, press any button on the remote control.

• The following pictogram indicates that the MediaTec TNT is loading information.

If you have a flat LCD or plasma screen with an HDMI output, use this first. It enables you to have a High Definition quality picture. To get the best quality picture possible, select the most suitable output resolution on the MediaTec TNT. To change the output resolution on the MediaTec TNT, go to Parameters / Connection / HDMI YUV output resolution. Do test out several output resolution settings as the picture quality can vary depending on the screen’s performance. If you have a cathode ray tube screen, use a “composite CVBS” cable (yellow).The signal will be suited to your screen.

Transfer of files from a computer

Connect your MediaTec TNT to a computer with a USB cable.

Minimum Configuration: PC 500 MHz Intel Pentium II Windows 2000, XP ou Vista 256 Mo RAM USB 2.0 Windows Media Player 11

MasOS X 10.3 (Panther) 256 Mo RAM USB 2.0

MTP XNJB The MediaTec TNT is recognised as an external peripheral

Select your audio files (e.g. MP3, Ogg, AAC) on your PC and paste them in MediaTec TNT « My music » folder. You can also select your video files (Xvid, avi, H264, Mkv) and paste them in « My video » folder and paste your photo files (jpeg, png, bmp) « My photos » files.

Transfer of files from an external peripheral

You can copy files from an external peripheral (external hard disk, digital camera,

USB key, etc.) onto your MediaTec TNT via USB. Connect the peripheral to the MediaTec TNT. The peripheral will appear in the interface (in the following example: USB key). You can now select the files to be copied using the button. Be careful to select only a single type of file (audio or video or photo). When you have completed your selection, go to the location where you would like to put the files. Press the button and select “duplicate marked items”. Your files are now available on your MediaTec TNT.

(1) - Connect your peripheral (for example a USB key) to the MediaTec TNT using the USB socket and/or a USB cable

(2) - Enter the Music Universe, then the USB key (3) - Select the audio items to duplicate and go to the location where you would like to put the files (4) - Select action «duplicate marked items in…» in the Hand Menu Files are now available in your MediaTec TNT.

Detailed installation

Audio equipment set up

2. Discover MediaTec TNT The universe concept

MediaTec TNT is made up of different Universes Each Universe corresponds to a separate product with its own functions and media. From the Homepage you can access all Universes: TV Universe Watch TV, organise recordings and consult the electronic programme guide. »»Go to page 20 for more details on this Universe Music Universe Listen to music and make playlists. This Universe brings together all the audio files. »»Go to page 34 for more details on this Universe Video/photo Universe Watch your TV programme recordings, create a photos slide show, watch your video camera recordings, etc. Access all image or video files in this Universe. »»Go to page 37 for more details on this Universe Parameters Universe You can modify all the MediaTec TNT settings in this Universe. »»Go to page 39 for more details on this Universe

A Universe always includes a navigator and a player

The Navigator is used to select the media or the TV Channel The player lets you watch/listen to the selected media

Display the navigator while watching/listening by pressing

Each Universe filters your media files according to type and sorts them in the corresponding Universe. In the « Music » Universe, only audio files are accessible. When you copy files to MediaTec TNT, they must be sorted by media type otherwise they will not be accessible: ○○ audio files in the « my music » folder ○○ photo files in the « my photos » folder ○○ video files in the « my videos » folder For example: You plug in a USB flash drive with a folder called « Kate » containing: ○○ 3 tracks of music ○○ 1 video ○○ 3 photos To listen to the music content in « Kate »: go to the Music Universe. To look at the video/photo content in « Kate »: go to the Video/Photo Universe.

Only the music files on the USB flash disc are displayed

Only the photos and videos on the USB flash disc are displayed

Front of the MediaTec TNT Explanation of the indicator lights

Communication with the computer in progress

Formatting/ Installation in progress MediaTec TNT on standby or MediaTec TNT is starting up Pressing on a remote control button confirmed Recording in progress MediaTec TNT is on

Fast flashing Disk error (no disk, disk not detected, disk not formatted or disk damaged)

During the reinitialisation of the MediaTec TNT, the blue indicator will be continuously lit whilst holding down the “reset” button, then will remain continuous during starting up. If the “reset” button is held down for at least 5 seconds, the 3 indicator lights will flash rapidly and simultaneously. • If you keep the “reset” button held down for 5 seconds more (being 10 seconds in total), the product will be totally reformatted. • Blue light: lit when pressing RESET • After 5 seconds of holding down RESET: the green, blue and red lights will flash. • After 10 seconds. The green light will flash during the installation process.

Generic Buttons Universe TV, Music, Video/photo Home Page In Player mode, displays the Navigator In Navigator mode, displays the Player if running Displays available options / actions Mute Reduce/Increase Volume On/ Off Specific buttons TV Universe Player Mode Previous Channel

Previous / Following Item Exit / Enter Selected File

Program a recording / Program a recording change recording time from the Program Guide Stop Recording

Display details of selected

Previous/Following track

Previous/Following item

Display / Mask list of tracks being Exit/Enter selected item played

Previous/Following item

Add / Remove marked item to Marker List

Stop Play and Return to Navigator

Display details of selected item

Video/photo Universe

Previous/Following File

Previous/Following item

Exit/Enter selected item

Fast Return / Forward

Previous/Following Item

Add/ Remove marked item to Marker List

Stop Play and Return to Navigator

Display details of selected item

This Button is Important as it is used to choose a file for a specific task. ○○ How to copy only the best holiday photos from a USB key ? ○○ How to tidy up my hard drive by deleting films already seen? ○○ How to choose several pieces of music to make a playlist ? Any number of situations where you want to apply a common task to several files and folders at the same time. To « mark » an item, scroll to the item and press the

Once an item is « marked », the marker list indicator is displayed, showing:

○○ he number of items (folders or files) which are « marked ». ○○ The total size of the items « marked » When a folder is « marked », all its contents are marked as well. In the following example, the user has « marked » the folder « Kate »: its contents have all been « marked ».

• The Marker List is a multiple file and folder selection tool

• The contents of the list can be consulted and modified at any time • The full contents of the Marker List can be displayed by using the button • The Marker List is a multiple file and folder selection tool • The contents of the list can be consulted and modified at any time • The full contents of the Marker List can be displayed by using the button

The « marker » list is not emptied when a task is completed.

Use the button to ○○ Move, copy, rename or delete folders or files ○○ Rotate a photo ○○ Create a playlist, etc. Whether you are in navigator or player mode, the displays the contextual task window relative to the Universe being used. This window is available in the Navigators and Players of the TV, Music and Video/ photo Universes. • In the TV Universe, the Hand Menu has different functions than in the other Universes.

Tasks in navigators Music, Video/Photo

In the Navigators Music and Video/photo, use the actions on: ○○ 1.he item selected: AUD-1A ○○ The parent folder ○○ The Marker List ○○ The Universe: Music 17

Duplicate marked items to …

Play marker list Create a playlist with marked items Unmark all items1 Delete marked items2 Display marker list Create a new folder in … Rename Delete Search Mask hidden items Set to child mode • (1) - This task does not delete the « marked » items, but simply unselects all those items « marked » in this Universe. • (2) - This task permanently deletes all « marked » files and folders.

Actions in the tv navigator

○○ Programme grid ○○ Create and organise favourites ○○ Rename a favourite ○○ Delete a favourite or a channel from a favourite

Actions in music and video/photo players When you listen to music, watch a slide show or video, the options available are . found in the Hand Menu The tasks available vary according to the type of file being played. Actions during a Photo Slide Show When the button is pressed, the slide show pauses. The available options are: ○○ Transitions ○○ Left rotation ○○ Right rotation Actions when reading a file The available options are: ○○ Subtitles ○○ Sound track ○○ Select chapter ○○ Change camera angle ○○ Go to DVD menu ○○ Go to video setup Actions in the TV Player ○○ Display EPG ○○ Program a recording ○○ Picture size ○○ Subtitles : select available subtitles while programme is playing ○○ Audio tracks : when several soundtracks are available, changes soundtrack while programme is playing

MediaTec TNT changes the way you watch TV ! ○○ ○○ ○○ ○○ ○○

Control what you are watching and go back in time

Organise the recording of your favourite TV series Record a programme and watch another one Scroll through the programme guide Create favourite channel lists for all the family

TV player and TV navigator

The TV Universe is organised in 2 parts: the Player and the Navigator. The LIST button switches from one to the other.

Use the TV Player to:

○○ watch TV ○○ record programmes ○○ freeze live pictures ○○ access the programme grid… Use the TV Navigator to: ○○ display the list of available channels ○○ obtain information on programmes present or future ○○ display programmes on other channels without zapping Display the directory including: ○○ the list of all scanned channels ○○ the user list of favourite channels ○○ the folder « My programmed recordings »

TV Navigator - All Channel List

The first time you access the TV Universe, the searching channels programme automatically begins.

During the search, the number of channels found gradually increases.

Search can last a few minutes

Once the search has ended, the save channels window appears.

Press the « OK » button to save the channels which have been found. To make another channel scan, go to MediaTec TNT Parameters Universe. •

If no channels are found, check that your aerial is plugged in.

Watching TV Zap from channel to channel

○○ Enter the TV Universe, the last channel to be watched is displayed ○○ Use the

buttons to zap from channel to channel

Direct access to my chosen channel

○○ Open the TV Navigator ○○ Select the channel by navigating in the list of channels and press OK

External decoder set up

Your MediaTec TNT has audio and video plugs in order to simply connect your external decoder. This connection lets you enjoy your MediaTec TNT’s functionalities with external sources (satellite decoder, DVB-T, VCR, etc.)

Once the connection is set up, turn on the external decoder.

On the MediaTec TNT, set channel to « AUX” The « AUX » channel displays the image and sound coming from the devices connected to audio/video plugs « AUX » has the same behaviour as other channels. You can: ○○ Add “AUX” to a favourite list ○○ Schedule recordings ○○ Time shift On « AUX » you cannot access information on programmes When you’re watching « AUX », the progress bar only shows the memory content. There is no EPG. • Remember to switch on the external decoder before zapping to « AUX » • For scheduled recordings, remember to let the external decoder on • You can only record one programme at once.

« Time shifting » is a way of recording a TV programme for later viewing without being definitively stored. The EPG and Time Shifting progress bars ○○ The two EPG and Tine Shifting progress bars are superimposed and allow you to control the TV.

(1) - EPG Progress Bar: Limits for the programme already shown and not yet shown

(2) - Time Shifting Bar: Indicates the situation for the programme being watched (3) - Cursor screen: indique la situation de ce que vous regardez ○○ The Time Shifting bar indicates that you can navigate in the programme from the time you zapped on the programme up to the live programme Explanations: ○○ The Time Shift bar fills up as soon as you zap on a channel and as soon as you start to watch TV the MediaTec TNT memorises what you are watching ○○ Attention ! The memory is wiped clean as soon as you change channel How to use this function ? You will not be limited by live broadcasts anymore ○○ Use the Pause button to freeze what you are watching, when you come back, press the Play button ○○ Or let the TV continue and when you come back press « Fast Return » to see what you have missed • This makes the info bar reappear. It will disappear automatically after a few seconds.

• If you change channel then come back to the same channel, you will have lost the Time Shift memory previously accumulated and it starts again !

Understanding Pictograms

You are watching live TV Fast return/forward during a programme You are recording Fast return/forward during a programme Programme broadcast in High Definition Programme broadcast in 16/9 format Encoded Channel. A subscription is necessary Several soundtrack languages are available. Press the

Several subtitle languages are available.

The programme has Deaf and Hard of Hearing subtitles

Audiovision: soundtrack for the Blind and Partially Sighted Subtitles adapted for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing

Each programme has been examined by the TV Channel so that if you respect the notification you will protect your children.

The soundtrack is in Home Cinema format

• All you need to know is in Info Zapping

• Watch the EPG and Time Shift progress bars particularly when watching a programme at a later time •

Creating A Favourite Channels List

Why create a favourite channels list ? ○○ To organise the channels after a scan ○○ To decide in which order the channels should appear ○○ To group together channels by themes (sports, children, news, etc.) ○○ To avoid channels not covered by the subscription Quickly create a list of favourite channels with the

○○ Go to the list of all channels by pressing and select the ones to include in your list of favourite channels with the

button and select “Create a favourite channels with marked

○○ Confirm the command by pressing OK, then give the favourite a name

Modifying a list of favourite channels

○○ Select the list you wish to modify, then press the button ○○ Validez l’action « Editer cette liste», la fenêtre d’édition apparaît Confirm the command “Edit this list,” the edit window will appear modify the order of channels in the list: ○○ Press to shift the selected channel to the right in order to move it ○○ allows you to move the selected channel in the list ○○ Finally, press to put the channel in the desired location in the list

delete channels from the list

○○ Select the channel to be deleted from this list and press • When you delete a favourite channels list, the channels included in the list are not deleted. They are always available in the « full channel list » • The « full channel list » and its channels cannot be deleted

Adding a list of favourite channels

○○ Select the channels you wish to add ○○ Go to the favourite to which you would like to add the channels ○○ Press the button ○○ Select “add marked items to...”

Getting Programme Information

The electronic programme guide (EPG) Use the Electronic Programme Guide (EPG) to: ○○ get all the information concerning present and future programmes ○○ organise recordings 7 days in advance by simply pressing a button EPG information is displayed in various forms depending on where you are: ○○ In TV Player mode: the Info Zapping strip contains information on the programme being shown ○○ In Navigator mode: when you select a channel the programme being shown and the next programme are displayed ○○ In the programme grid, the next 7 days’ TV programmes are displayed 28

Get information on the programme being shown

When you zap on a channel, the Info Zapping strip is displayed for 5 seconds and gives the following information:

○○ Programme Name ○○ Programme Type ○○ Start Time ○○ Duration ○○ Options available for the programme: multi lingual, subtitles, etc. ○○ Age limit Get information on programmes on other channels without zapping While watching a programme press to display the TV Navigator, you can then: ○○ navigate in the lists of channels ○○ without zapping, access EPG information on present and next programmes Display the programme grid for the next 7 days Press the

Navigating in the programme grid

○○ to move the cell ○○ Bottom strip = information on the selected programme ○○

detailed programme information

to select search criteria

displays detailed information on the selected programme displays the programme grid control panel

Starts recording the programme being watched or plan the recording of the selected programme •

Recording Your Favourite Programmes

Use MediaTec TNT to record TV programmes in 3 different ways: ○○ Start instant recording ○○ Plan a recording in Program Grid ○○ Manually plan a recording • You cannot make two recordings at the same time • A scheduled recording has priority over an instant recording. The instant recording will be stopped as soon as the scheduled recording starts.

You are watching TV and you want to record the programme you are watching.

(1) - Indicateur de durée de l’enregistrement

○○ Press the button ○○ The recording automatically starts from the screen cursor position ○○ The default recording length is for 3h00 ○○ Modify the recording length by using the

buttons after having pressed the

button again and then the buttons

○○ In the following example the user wants to record a programme lasting 2h15 ○○ Choose to make a recording for 2h30 ○○ The red line symbolising the beginning of the recording shows that the whole programme will be recorded.

Recording in the Programme Grid

Recording in the programme grid enables recordings to be scheduled for the next 7 days. Display the EPG grid; select the programme to be recorded and press the button. In the grid, a pictogram shows you the recordings which have been planned.

Very useful for recording repetitive programmes: a daily or weekly programme for example.

○○ To manually record a programme open the task window by pressing the button and select: «Program a recording»

○○ Select the List with the TV channel and then the channel ○○ Recording Date ○○ Start and end times ○○ Frequency: daily, weekly, monthly ○○ Number of recordings : the programmed recording can be repeated several times 32

• If you have organised for a programmed recording to be repeated several times, you can deactivate the next automatic recording.

Go to the TV Universe Home Page and select the « My scheduled recordings » folder, press the « Deactivate » box

button and select the

Where are your TV recordings stored ?

When a recording is finished it is stored in the Video/photo Universe ○○ Press the button to go back to the Home Page and select the Universe ○○ Enter the « My Recordings » folder Where are my scheduled recordings stored? All your scheduled recordings are displayed in the TV Universe, in the root folder called «my scheduled recordings». Enter this folder to modify, delete or deactivate a coming recording.

Transform your MediaTec TNT into a real jukebox ! Forget using your computer to store music. Store it where you need it the most, in your living room ! With the Music Player listen to music files With the Music Navigator : ○○ display the list of music available ○○ consult playlists consult different directories : external peripherals UPnP My Music Listening to music Select the Universe Confirm selection

Select the Source: Navigate in the existing folders or available sources.

Select the folder: Click « OK » on the selected folder to start playing all the tracks in the folder.

Creating a Playlist allows you to make your own compilation for each situation. ○○ Select the tracks to be included in the Playlist (

○○ Press the button. Select « Create a playlist with the marked items »

○○ Give the Playlist a Name and confirm ○○ Your Playlist is ready to go ! •

The files are added in the order in which they were selected.

Adding a file to my playlist

Example: you are listening to a piece of music and you want to include another track into the list you are using. Select the track to be included. Press the « OK » button. A window is displayed giving you the choice between « Add to now playing or play this item » • For fast navigation amongst the files, use the wheel

Changing the order in which the tracks are played

○○ Position the cursor on the track to be moved

○○ Press to remove the track from the list ○○ ○○ ○○

to move the track to the desired position to return the track to the list return to Player

Adding a song to a playlist

To add a song to an existing playlist:

○○ “mark” the songs to add

○○ Go to the playlist where you want to add songs ○○ Press on the

button and select “add marked items to the playlist”

5. Video/photo universe

Benefit from a High Definition picture, watch your recordings of TV programmes, show your family and friends your holiday photos, etc. Use the Video/photo Player to look at your photos and watch your videos Use the Video/photo Navigator to: ○○ access the library of all your photos and videos, stored on the MediaTec TNT or on external peripherals consult different directories : ○○ external peripherals ○○ UPnP ○○ My photos ○○ My recordings ○○ My videos

Looking at videos/photos

Select th Universe Confirm Selection

Select the Source: Navigate in the existing folders or available sources

Select the folder: Click « OK » on the selected folder to start playing all the files in the folder.

• For quick navigation amongst the files, use the wheel

Restart watching a video

When you press button while you are watching a video, if you press the « OK » button a window is displayed giving you the choice between « Resume playback or play »

Watching my tv recordings

Go to the Universe Home Page and select the « My Recordings » folder.

6. Parameters Universe

The Parameters Menu is made up of 3 zones: ○○ 2 task zones ○○ 1 play zone

Use the Play Zone to see: ○○ Today’s date and time ○○ The amount of Free Space on the Hard Disk ○○ The type of Network Connection ○○ The connection to the TV and TV resolution Task zones Use the Task Zones to select: ○○ The Universe you want to be in ○○ The Tasks available in the chosen Universe

The different tabs in this Zone are:

○○ TV : change the parameters of the TV Universe ○○ Video/photo : change the parameters of the Video/photo Universe ○○ General : change the general parameters (choice of country, language interface, changing date and time, parental protection) ○○ Connection : change the connection and resolution for the TV output ○○ Network : network organisation (Ethernet or Wifi) ○○ Advanced : manage hard disk space ○○ Version : see important information, the software version and the product series number

Tasks available in the different universes

The TV tab includes:

Time record margins ○○ Fix the recording time just before and just after the programme so that you do not miss the beginning or the end Channel search ○○ Choice between scanning just the free channels or both the free and pay channels External antenna ○○ If you have an internal antenna, when this function is activated your antenna is automatically boosted by the MediaTec TNT Analog Acquisition The Video/Photo tab includes: Video parameters Slideshow parameters The Connection tab includes: ○○ HDMI/YUV output resolution ○○ Composite output ○○ HDMI sound ○○ Automatic Framerate ○○ SPDIF sound ○○ Aspect ratio The Advanced tab includes: Box reset ○○ Use to delete: a scan, favourites, programmed recordings ○○ Default reinitialisation of all elements Delete content ○○ By Universe

There are 2 modes, the « Parents » mode and the « Children » mode. Use the «Children » mode to see only those files or TV programmes which are available in this mode. Parental Control can be activated when booting up for the first time or from the Parameters Universe / General / Access and protections / Parental Control When activating Parental Control you should: ○○ Indicate an age for restricting access to certain TV programmes and files. ○○ The default age limit is 10 to 12 years and this can be modified in the Parameters Universe. ○○ Enter a secret code to move from « Children » mode to « Parents » mode Limit access to certain TV programmes Example: TV Universe You have activated the Parental Control and limited the age restriction from 12 to 16 years.

MediaTec TNT is now in « Children » mode and a programme not authorised for children under 16 is showing : MediaTec TNT restricts access to the programme.

A pop up is displayed. You can then use the secret activation code and pass to the « Parents » mode and watch the programme. 41

If, however, a programme not authorised for children under 12 years is being shown, MediaTec TNT will allow the child to watch the programme without asking for the activation code.

Mask files to stop access by children Example: Music and Video/photo Universes Parental Control is activated.

The age limit is fixed between 12 to 16 years.

You have a file that you do not want your children to hear. The file must not appear on the screen in « Children » mode.

For example take the first track of the Rock file. In « Parents » mode, select the file, press the button on the remote control, select « Rating » and enter the age limit in order to listen to the file, for example 16 years. MediaTec TNT compares the age limit in parameters (fixed at 16 years) with the minimum age to listen to the file (which is also fixed at 16 years). The age you have indicated in parameters is superior or equal to the age restriction for the file, so this file will not appear in the « Children » mode. This is what is on the screen in « Children » mode:

Mask files in « Parents » mode

In « Parents » mode with the Parental Control activated, you have the possibility to mask certain files (music, photos and videos). To do this use the

Connecting MediaTec TNT to a network

In order to benefit from all of the advantages of MediaTec TNT, you can connect to a network. Ethernet Connection If you plugged the Ethernet cable in before turning your MediaTec TNT on, the Ethernet connection will be made automatically. If you plug in the cable after having turned on your MEDIBOX, you will have to go to: ○○ Parameters/Network/Configure connection (press OK), ○○ Select “Ethernet” ○○ For the next stage, if you are not an expert, choose “Automatic”

• Advanced users can set up the different fields concerning the

Ethernet network manually, particularly the IP address (IP static).

UPnP is one of several ways of sharing media in MediaTec TNT.

To share media, several software programmes exist, such as Windows Media

11. Set up Windows Media 11 as follows => Tools => Options => Tab Library.

Choose the types of media to be shared.

Your shared folder using UPnP is activated and your media appear in the MediaTec TNT interface under the name indicated in Windows Media 11.

Download the firmware update corresponding with your multimedia Hard Drive HD MediaTec on the website : www.boulanger.fr.

Then, click on the on the tab « Assistance Essentiel b »

You can also type directly the following address in the address bar: http://www.boulanger.fr/content/bfr/assistance/essentielb Download update files for MediaTec TNT from the web site: xxxxxx Copy the file « update.wup » to an USB flash disk and plug it into the MediaTec TNT MediaTec TNT will detect the update file (after approx. 1 minute) and will suggest that you begin the update. • you cannot use the MediaTec TNT while it is detecting the update file. Once the update has finished MediaTec TNT will automatically reboot. When MediaTec TNT is ready, use the « OK » button to confirm and access your media.

7. Technical specifications

Format : AVI, MKV, MOV, MP4, MPEG PS, MPEG TS, MPEG-2 TS/AVCHD, WAV, PCM, FLV, OGG/OGM, FLAC, ASF (with a later upgrade) Video

Down-mix : AAC, LPCM, AC-3

Pass-through : AC-3, DTS Photo

English, Spanish, French

Antenna Input (female)

Antenna Output (male)

Supported Files System

FAT16, FAT32, HFS+ (read only), Ext2, Ext3, NTFS Hard Disk

274 mm (L) * 240 mm (L) * 46 mm (h)

1770 gr. with hard disk

In ServiceTemperature

(1) HDMI output resolution: 1080i/60Hz, 1080i/50Hz, 720p/60Hz, 720p/50Hz

(2) Composite input / output resolution: 576p/50Hz, 480i/60Hz, 480p/60Hz (3) Down-Scaling => Possibility to read a video in 1080p and 1080i

MasOS X 10.3 (Panther) 256 Mo RAM USB 2.0

MTP XNJB Down-mix : AAC, LPCM, AC-3

Pass-through : AC-3, DTS Foto

FAT16, FAT32, HFS+ (read only), Ext2, Ext3, NTFS Disco duro

274 mm (L) * 240 mm (L) * 46 mm (h)