LIFE P85252 (MD 86883) - Television MEDION - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL LIFE P85252 (MD 86883) MEDION

• Lifesmart TV MD 86883

1. Notes on how to use these instructions

Please read these operating instructions through care- fully before using the product for the first time and, most importantly, follow the safety instructions even if you are familiar with using electronic equipment! This product should only be used as directed and specified in these instructions. Please keep these instructions in a safe place for future refer- ence and pass them on with the product to any new owner. Warning symbols and keywords used in these instructions DANGER! Warning of immediate risk of fatal injury. WARNING! Warning of possible risk of fatal injury and/or serious irreversible injuries. WARNING! Warning of risk of electric shock. CAUTION! Please follow the instructions to prevent injuries and property damage. ATTENTION! Please follow the instructions to avoid property damage. PLEASE NOTE! Please follow the instructions in the operating manual. 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 6586883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 65 03.04.2013 13:06:2603.04.2013 13:06:2666 of 198 Notes on how to use these instructions PLEASE NOTE! Additional information on using the product.

• Bullet point / information on operating steps Instructions to be carried out 1.1. Proper use This product is designed to play media via connected data carri- ers or over the network or internet. The product can be connect- ed to a television and/or an audio system for the picture and sound output. This product is designed for indoor use only in dry conditions. The product is intended for private use only and not for industri- al or commercial use. Please note that we shall not be liable in cases of improper use:

• Do not modify the product without our consent and do not use any auxiliary equipment which we have not approved or supplied.

• Use only spare parts and accessories which we have supplied or approved.

• Heed all the information in these operating instructions, especially the safety information. Any other use is deemed improper and can cause personal injury or damage to the product.

2.1. Keep electrical equipment out of reach of children This product is not intended for use by people (including chil- dren) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capacity or for those without experience and/or knowledge, unless they are su- pervised by a person responsible for their safety or they have been instructed in its use. Never allow children to use electrical equipment without super- vision. DANGER! Keep packaging material, e.g. plastic bags, out of reach of children. Failure to do so may lead to suffocation. 2.2. General points

• Never open the casing (risk of electric shock, short circuit and fire hazard).

• Never insert any objects through the slots and openings (risk of electric shock, short circuit and fire hazard).

• The slots and openings on the product are for ventilation purposes. Do not cover these openings (risk of overheating, fire hazard).

• The remote control has a class 1 infrared diode. Never use optical devices to look at the LED.

• Do not place containers containing liquid, e.g. vases, on or near the product or the mains adapter, and protect all the parts from water droplets and splashes. The container may tip over and the liquid may impair the electrical safety of the product.

• If the mains adapter, cable or product is damaged, disconnect the plug from the power supply immediately.

• If the product has been moved from a cold room to a warm 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 6786883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 67 03.04.2013 13:06:2803.04.2013 13:06:2868 of 198 Safety instructions room, wait a while before connecting the mains adapter. The ensuing condensation could damage the product. The product can be plugged in and operated safely as soon as it reaches room temperature. 2.3. Use of rechargeable batteries Batteries may contain combustible materials. If not handled properly, rechargeable batteries may leak, heat up excessive- ly, ignite or even explode, which could result in damage to the product and your health. WARNING! Risk of explosion if rechargeable batteries are replaced incorrectly. Replace rechargeable batteries with the same or equivalent type only. Please note the following safety advice:

• Rechargeable batteries can be fatal if swallowed. Therefore keep the remote control and batteries out of reach of small children. If a rechargeable battery is swallowed, it is essential to seek medical assistance immediately.

• Always observe the correct polarity.

• Never discharge the batteries by excessive power output.

• Never short-circuit the batteries.

• Never expose the batteries to excessive heat, such as sunlight, fire, strong artificial light, etc.

• Do not dismantle or deform the batteries. You could injure your hands or fingers, or battery fluid could come into contact with your eyes or skin. If this happens, rinse the affected areas with plenty of clean water and consult a doctor immediately.

• Avoid heavy knocks and vibrations.

• If necessary, clean the contacts on the batteries and on the product before inserting the batteries.

• Recharge flat batteries immediately to prevent damage.

• Remove the batteries from the product if you do not intend to use it for a relatively long period of time.

• Cover the contacts of the batteries with adhesive tape if you want to store the batteries or dispose of them. 2.4. Set-up location Set up and operate all the components on a stable, level and vi- bration-free surface to prevent the device from falling down. Do not jolt or shake the device. Jerks and vibrations may dam- age the sensitive electronics. Make sure that the product is not in the immediate vicinity of heat sources (e.g. heaters or strong artificial light). Do not place naked flames (e.g. lit candles) on or near the prod- uct. Make sure that the vents are never covered so as to ensure that there is always adequate ventilation. Do not place any objects on the cables as they may get dam- aged.

• Position the product and mains adapter at a minimum distance of approx. 10 cm from the wall. Ensure adequate ventilation.

• Do not use the product outdoors as it could be damaged by rain, snow, etc.

• Keep the product at least one metre away from sources of high-frequency and magnetic interference (television set, loudspeakers, mobile telephones, etc.) in order to avoid malfunctions.

• Major changes in temperature or fluctuations in humidity can cause moisture to build up inside the product due to condensation and may ultimately cause an electrical short circuit. Therefore always wait until the product has reached room temperature before putting it into operation. 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 6986883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 69 03.04.2013 13:06:2803.04.2013 13:06:2870 of 198 Safety instructions 2.5. Never attempt to repair the device! If the mains adapter, cable or product is damaged, disconnect the plug from the power supply immediately. Do not use the product if the product or the cable is visibly damaged or if the product has been dropped. WARNING! Never try to open and/or repair the product yourself. There is a risk of electric shock! If there is a fault, contact the MEDION Service Centre or another specialist repair shop in the interests of safety. 2.6. Cleaning and care

• Always disconnect the product from the mains supply before cleaning it.

• Only use a dry, soft cloth to clean the device. Do not use chemical solutions and cleaning products because these may damage the surface and/or the inscriptions on the product. 2.7. Data backup

2.8. Power supply Please note: Even in standby mode some parts of the product are live. To disconnect the power supply to the product or to iso- late the product entirely from voltage sources, disconnect the product from the mains completely by unplugging the power adapter.

• Plug the mains adapter into AC 100-240 V~ 50 Hz earthed sockets only. Contact the local electricity provider if you are not sure if the socket is earthed or not.

• Use only the mains adapter supplied (Ktec KSAS0241200150HE). Never try to plug the mains adapter into other sockets as this may cause damage.

• The product uses electricity in standby mode due to the remote control charging function.

• For extra safety, we recommend using an overvoltage protector to prevent the product from being damaged as a result of power surges or lightning strikes.

• Do not use the product during thunderstorms. There is a risk of damage from lightning. Disconnect the product from the mains completely during a thunderstorm by unplugging the adapter.

• To disconnect the power supply, unplug the mains adapter from the socket.

• The mains adapter must still be easily accessible when connected so that it can be unplugged quickly in an emergency or in case of danger.

• Do not cover the mains adapter in order to avoid the risk of overheating.

• Never touch the mains adapter with wet hands! There is a risk of electric shock! 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 7186883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 71 03.04.2013 13:06:2803.04.2013 13:06:2872 of 198 Notes on conformity

• If you are using an extension cable, make sure that it complies with VDE requirements. If in doubt, contact your electrician.

• Position the cables so that they cannot be stepped on or tripped over.

• Do not place any objects on the cables as they may get damaged.

3. Notes on conformity

This product complete with On/Off function satisfies the basic requirements and relevant regulations of the Ecodesign Directive 2009/125/EC (Commission Regulation 1275/2008). Under the Ecodesign Directive, a standby function is only supported if the "USB charging function in standby mode" has been set to OFF in the system configuration (cf. “USB charging function in standby mode” on page 114). 3.1. R&TTE conformity statement MEDION AG hereby declares that the product MD 86883 complies with the requirements of the European R&TTE directive 1999/5/EC (incl. the essential requirements of EMC directive 2004/108/EC and the low-voltage directive 2006/95/EC), the Eco-design directive 2009/125/EC and the RoHS directive 2011/65/EU. Full declarations of conformity are available at www.medion.com/conformity. 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 7286883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 72 03.04.2013 13:06:2803.04.2013 13:06:2873 of 198 Purchased parts package GPL

4. Purchased parts package

Please check your purchase to ensure that all the items are included and contact us within 14 days of purchase if any parts are missing. The following items are supplied with the product you have purchased:

• Lifesmart TV MD 86883

• Mains adapter (Ktec KSAS0241200150HE)

• Remote control including block battery

• USB charging cable for remote control

• Operating instructions

5.1. Playable formats This product has playback and write capability for a number of file formats. The table below shows the compatible file formats for different media types. Media type File formats Video MPG, MPEG, AVI, WMV, MP4, MOV, DAT, VOB, 3GP, FLV,

Audio MP3, WMA, WAV, AAC, OGG Photo JPG, BMP, PNG, GIF NOTE The playback of all formats cannot be guaranteed due to the large number of different codecs. 5.2. File systems Your Lifesmart TV supports the file systems FAT16, FAT32 and NTFS. 5.3. Indicator symbol The " " symbol may appear on the television screen during operation to indicate that the function covered in the user manual is not available for this operating mode. 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 7486883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 74 03.04.2013 13:06:2903.04.2013 13:06:2975 of 198Product parts GPL

Flashes purple rapidly on connection to Lifesmart TV; - Lights up blue when connected to Lifesmart TV and when Lifesmart TV is switched on; - Flashes red while charging when not connected to Lifesmart TV; - Lights up red when battery is fully charged when not connected to Lifesmart TV. Middle LED: Voice input active Right LED: No function

button reserved for future functions

SKIP/SEARCH: Press to go to previous/next track; keep pressed to run search backwards/forwards

11) MUTE: Switch sound on/off;

keep pressed to connect/disconnect remote control

15) Battery compartment

16) Cursor control: Place finger on the control to activate mouse

function;click to select buttons and entries

17) Microphone button: Start Google search by voice command

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7. Start of operation

7.1. Connection process (rear) Connecting the Lifesmart TV to a television/monitor with HDMI socket The best way to connect your Lifesmart TV to a television or monitor is to use the HDMI cable supplied with the product. An HDMI connection is ideal because video and audio signals are transmitted and output on your television or monitor. The right image format is also automatically worked out and configured, provided that the format setting on the HDMI input on your television or monitor is set to "Auto". Connect the HDMI cable to the HDMI socket on the Lifesmart TV and to the corresponding HDMI port on the television/monitor.

• Please note the following points when connecting an HDMI-compatible device: − Switch the television and the Lifesmart TV off. Now switch on the television, wait approx. 30 seconds and then switch on the Lifesmart TV. − The video input on the television must be set to the Lifesmart TV. − The television must support HDMI resolutions. Connecting the Lifesmart TV to a television with AV socket Using the audio/video cable supplied, connect the AV OUT port on the Lifesmart TV to the audio/video inputs on the television. This output only supports PAL resolutions. If you want to enjoy the full benefit of HD, you will need to use the HDMI output. Digital optical connection In order to transmit the digital audio signals to a digital audio unit, connect the SPDIF port on the Lifesmart TV to the corresponding socket on your digital audio unit (e.g. an A/V amplifier) with an optical fibre cable (Toslink cable - not supplied with the product). Network connection Connect the RJ45 socket on the Lifesmart TV to a network interface (e.g. a router) using a network cable with the correct plug fitting. This will allow the Lifesmart TV to access enabled files in the network and to receive internet data subject to the configuration of the router. Connecting USB data carriers Connect a USB unit with removable disk function (e.g. digital camera, USB hard drives, USB sticks, etc.) to the USB port on the rear of the product. 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 7986883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 79 03.04.2013 13:06:3403.04.2013 13:06:3480 of 198 Start of operation 7.2. Connection process (front) Connecting USB data carriers Connect a USB unit with removable disk function (e.g. digital camera, USB hard drives, USB sticks, etc.) to the USB port on the front of the product. Connection for SD/SDHC memory cards Insert a memory card (SD/SDHC type) in the slot on the front of the product to view the files on the card. PLEASE NOTE! Your Lifesmart TV is compatible with SD, SDHC and MMC memory cards. Connecting the mains adapter Connect the power supply plug on the mains adapter supplied (KSAS0241200150HE) to the DC IN socket on the product. Once you have made all the connections, plug the mains adapter into a socket (AC 230 V ~ 50 Hz). Please refer to the technical data on Page 122 for the mains adapter specifications. USB SD/ SDHC 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 8086883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 80 03.04.2013 13:06:3403.04.2013 13:06:3481 of 198 Using the gyro remote control GPL

The position sensor in the gyro remote control supplied with the product can interpret your gestures and can therefore be used like a computer mouse on the user interface of the Lifesmart TV. 8.1. Switching the gyro remote control on and o Press the POWER button on the remote control and keep it pressed for about three seconds to switch on the remote control. The sound of two short, low-pitched beeps will signal that it is switched on.

• The remote control will then establish the wireless connection to the Lifesmart TV.

• While the remote control is searching for a connection to the Lifesmart TV, the Power LED will be purple and will flash rapidly.

• Once the connection has been made, the Power LED will turn blue and will stop flashing. PLEASE NOTE! This will only work if the remote control is within the range of the Lifesmart TV (approx. seven metres) and the Lifesmart TV is switched on! Switching off the remote control To switch the remote control off, press the POWER button again and keep it pressed for about three seconds. The sound of one short, high-pitched beep will confirm that it is switched off. 8.2. Connecting the gyro remote control manually If the link (connection) to the Lifesmart TV cannot be established, you can also start the connection process manually by pressing the MUTE button on the remote control (with the remote control switched on) and keeping it pressed until you feel a short vibration. The gyro remote control will now link up to the Lifesmart TV again. 8.3. Using the mouse function on the remote control In order to move the cursor on the screen, place your index finger on the cursor control on the underside of the remote control and move the remote control up and down and to the left and right. Press the cursor control in order to select a button on the screen. The movement will stop when you take your finger off the cursor control. 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 8186883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 81 03.04.2013 13:06:3503.04.2013 13:06:3582 of 198 Using the gyro remote control 8.4. Charging the gyro remote control The gyro remote control is supplied with a rechargeable battery already fitted. Before you use the remote control, charge it using the USB cable supplied. To do this, switch the remote control off. Using the USB cable supplied, connect the Mini USB port on the remote control to the USB port on the Lifesmart TV. PLEASE NOTE! The charging function will also be available in stand- by mode if you go to the system settings and set the "USB charging function in standby mode" to ON (see Page 114). Alternatively, you can also charge the gyro remote control on a PC or a USB mains adapter.

• The status LED will turn red and flash during the charging process.

• When the battery is fully charged the status LED will stop flashing and stay permanently red. Checking the battery status You can have the battery status displayed by the status LED by pressing the POWER button on the remote control briefly. The POWER LED indicates the battery status through the number of red flashes: Status LED flashes four times > 80% battery power Status LED flashes three times > 60% battery power Status LED flashes twice > 40% battery power Status LED flashes once > 20% battery power Constant red flash Battery needs charging 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 8286883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 82 03.04.2013 13:06:3603.04.2013 13:06:3683 of 198 Operation GPL

9.1. Switching on and o If you have connected the product to the power supply using the mains adapter, the Standby/On button on the product will light up red. Press the Standby/On button on the remote control or the Standby/On button on the product to switch on the Lifesmart TV. The MEDION logo will appear on the start-up screen. The Standby/On button on the product will light up blue. In order to switch the product to standby mode, press the Standby/ On button on the remote control or on the product. The Standby/On button on the product will light up red in standby mode. Press the Standby/On button on the remote control or the Standby/On button on the product again to take it out of standby mode. PLEASE NOTE! You need to point the remote control at the Lifesmart TV if you want to switch the product on or off by the Standby/On button. All the other functions are con- trolled wirelessly and the remote control need not be pointed at the Lifesmart TV. 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 8386883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 83 03.04.2013 13:06:3703.04.2013 13:06:3784 of 198 Operation 9.2. Using the product for the rst time When using the product for the first time, start by selecting the menu language and enter the country in which you are located. Select NEXTto start the Lifesmart TV. The main menu will appear. 9.3. Network set-up After you have selected the language and country, the Network Setup menu will appear and the Lifesmart TV will display the networks available for a WLAN connection. If there is already an internet connection via an existing LAN cable, the Lifesmart TV will automatically be connected to the network. In this case select "use LAN connection instead of wireless" and when the connection has been made click on "Continue". PLEASE NOTE! You can also access the Network Setup menu via the Settings menu ([Set up] -> [Network Setup]). If you want to set up a LAN connection, please refer to sec- tion "”LAN connection” on page 87". 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 8486883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 84 03.04.2013 13:06:3903.04.2013 13:06:3985 of 198 Operation GPL

WLAN connection If no network connection has been detected via the LAN cable, your Lifesmart TV will automatically scan the available WLAN networks and display a list of the available networks. PLEASE NOTE! You can also search for available WLAN networks by selecting WLAN for the network type ([Network Type] -> [WLAN]). Now select your WLAN network. After you have selected your WLAN network you will be asked to enter the password for your network. 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 8586883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 85 03.04.2013 13:06:4103.04.2013 13:06:4186 of 198 Operation Click in the password box and enter the password using the on-screen keyboard (cf. also “10.3. Using the on-screen keyboard” on page 89). Click on the ENTER symbol on the on-screen keyboard to confirm your entry. The Lifesmart TV will then connect to the internet. If the connection fails, you will be asked to check the password and to repeat the connection attempt. Click on "Retry" to start another attempt at connection. Once connection with the internet is confirmed, click on "Continue" to get to the main menu. 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 8686883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 86 03.04.2013 13:06:4603.04.2013 13:06:4687 of 198 Operation GPL

Optional: switch off DHCP server If your Lifesmart TV cannot source IP addresses automatically from the router set the DHCP option to OFF. Enter a static IP address, a subnet mask, the DNS server and a gateway for the internet connection in the next dialogue box. The Lifesmart TV will then use this static IP address to log onto the network. LAN connection If you subsequently want to set up a LAN connection for the internet link, connect the LAN cable supplied with the product to your Lifesmart TV and an RJ45 network socket or to your router. The Lifesmart TV will automatically be connected to the internet if an internet connection has been detected by the network link. Once connection with the internet is confirmed, click on "Continue" to get to the main menu. Optional: switch off DHCP server If your Lifesmart TV cannot source IP addresses automatically from the router set the DHCP option to OFF. Enter a static IP address, a subnet mask, the DNS server and a gateway for the internet connection in the next dialogue box. The Lifesmart TV will then use this static IP address to log onto the network. 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 8786883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 87 03.04.2013 13:06:5203.04.2013 13:06:5288 of 198 Operation 9.4. Main menu

2) LAN status (click on this symbol to view the network settings)

3) WLAN status (click on this symbol to view the network settings)

4) HDMI status (click on this symbol to view the TV mode settings)

5) USB display (appears in white if a storage device is connected)

6) SD/SDHC memory card display (appears in white if a storage device is

10.1. Volume setting Press the / buttons on the remote control to decrease/increase the volume. The volume level is shown on the screen. 10.2. Navigating through the menus In addition to the gesture control facility, you can navigate through the menus using the remote control buttons. Use the navigation buttons to select menu items and change settings in the menus. Press OK or the cursor control to confirm a menu entry. Move your finger in a circle around the mount with the navigation buttons to scroll up and down (e.g. on websites). Press RETURN to go back a level in the menu. Press HOME to return to the main menu from any setting/application. 10.3. Using the on-screen keyboard In some menus a keyboard appears on the screen for text input: Select characters and press OK or the cursor control to enter the text in the space. 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 8986883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 89 03.04.2013 13:06:5503.04.2013 13:06:5590 of 198 Operation Press ?123 to change to the display with the numbers and special characters. Press ABC to return to the display with the letters. Press ~\{ which will now appear to access more special characters. Press ABC to return to the display with the letters. Press the key with the ENTER symbol or click outside the keyboard to close the on-screen keyboard and return to the menu. 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 9086883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 90 03.04.2013 13:06:5803.04.2013 13:06:5891 of 198 Using the microphone GPL

You can speak into the remote control microphone to start an internet search. You can also dictate the search terms in most of the places in which the on- screen keyboard appears for text input. PLEASE NOTE! The voice search facility is not available with all appli- cations. Click on a text box or click anywhere in an entry which has already been made in a text box. Keep the microphone button pressed down. The voice input window will appear. Speak into the microphone and then let go of the microphone button.

• If you do a voice search in the main menu, the internet browser will open and the Google results for your search will be displayed.

• If you use the voice search facility in another menu or another window, click on the menu/application window in order to use the terms. If the command cannot be clearly interpreted, a window will appear with possible options: Select the right word in order to proceed. If none of the options are correct, press RETURN to try again. 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 9186883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 91 03.04.2013 13:07:0103.04.2013 13:07:0192 of 198 Using the microphone PLEASE NOTE! The voice search facility uses the Google voice rec- ognition service. The Lifesmart TV needs an internet connection to be able to use this service. If the voice recog- nition server is unavailable or if the internet connection fails, a message will appear to in- form you that the speech detection process was unsuccessful. In this case, reconnect to the internet or re- start the Lifesmart TV by switching it off and then back on again. 11.1. Voice search settings Click on the tool symbol at the top right of the voice input window. You can configure the settings for the voice search in the next window: Language Select the language in which terms should be provided by the voice recognition function. Safe Search Enable the SafeSearch filter to screen out offensive content from the Google search results. Block offensive words Tick the box on the right to block offensive terms for the speech recognition function. 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 9286883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 92 03.04.2013 13:07:0403.04.2013 13:07:0493 of 198 View favourites GPL

Click on a website preview in the main menu to open it with the internet browser. 12.1. Edit favourites You can edit the website preview in the favourites view by moving the cursor over a website preview and pressing the Favourites button. In the next menu, enter either the address of the website which you want to appear in the preview or select a website from the list of websites last visited. 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 9386883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 93 03.04.2013 13:07:0603.04.2013 13:07:0694 of 198 Weather display in main menu

13. Weather display in main menu

If there is an internet connection, the local weather is displayed in the main menu by the AccuWeather forecasting service. 13.1. Location entry for AccuWeather When the product is used for the first time you will need to enter the location for the weather report. Click on the wheel system to open the input window. Agree to the licence conditions. The on-screen keyboard will appear. Enter the town for the weather report in the top dialogue box or select the microphone symbol and enter the name of the town over the remote control microphone. 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 9486883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 94 03.04.2013 13:07:1003.04.2013 13:07:1095 of 198 Weather display in main menu GPL

Confirm the entry by pressing the ENTER key on the on-screen keyboard or by pressing in the dialogue box.

NOTE ON THE "GPS" ENTRY

The Lifesmart TV software runs on the Android operat- ing system therefore GPS is the standard display tool for the location in this setting. This option is not availa- ble, however, because the Lifesmart TV does not have a GPS receiver. A list may appear prompting you to specify your town more exactly. Select the correct town from the list. The town will now be displayed at the top of the list of locations. Select "Add Location" to add further towns to the list of locations. Tick the box next to the name of the locations for which you want the weather conditions to be displayed. Click on "Exit" to close the window. 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 9586883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 95 03.04.2013 13:07:1303.04.2013 13:07:1396 of 198 Weather display in main menu 13.2. Extended weather report Click on the weather display in the main menu to access the extended weather report. More detail is given here in addition to the temperature and weather conditions, such as humidity, air pressure and much more information about the location. You can access further settings via the task bar at the top of the display:

you select will appear in future when you view the extended weather report.

2) Update - click here to refresh the weather data.

3) The Lifesmart TV software runs on the Android operating system

therefore GPS is the standard display tool for the location in this setting. This option is not available, however, because the Lifesmart TV does not have a GPS receiver.

4) Locations - the list of locations will appear on the left of the screen.

You can add a new location or click on a location in the list to request that the weather data be shown in the main window.

5) Preferences - the AccuWeather settings will appear on the left of the

screen. You can change the units and formats for temperature, speed, precipitation height (reading), time and date. You can also view the AccuWeather service contact details and licence conditions.

6) News - see the latest on the weather.

7) Videos - watch videos on the weather conditions around the world.

8) Lifestyle - view information about activities and circumstances which

depend on the weather.

9) Maps - play any animations which are available for your location on

the precipitation radar or on other weather events. Click on to play the animation.

10) 15-day forecast - see the weather forecast for the next 15 days. Click

on a date to see the detailed weather forecast for this date in the right-hand window.

11) Hourly - view the weather forecasts for every hour in the next 24

12) Current conditions - display the current local weather conditions.

Click on the Internet symbol to open the internet browser. Simply use the browser as you would the browser on a computer.

• Hold the cursor control down on the remote control to scroll up and down pages.

• You can also move up and down a website with the scroll wheel.

• Double-click with the cursor control to zoom in and out in the browser. 14.1. Browser controls

7) View bookmarks, sites already visited and saved, and history

Browser options You can view the browser options by clicking on the symbol in the top right corner. Refresh Refresh the current website. Forward Go forwards a page. Share Page This function is not available on your Lifesmart TV. Find on page Search for certain terms on the current page. Request Desktop site Change to desktop version of website. Save for offline reading Click on this item to save the current website. Page info Show web address and website title. Settings Open the settings menu of the internet browser. 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 9986883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 99 03.04.2013 13:07:1703.04.2013 13:07:17100 of 198 Media Player

When you start the Media Player for the first time, you will be shown a quick guide to the Media Player. You can have this quick guide displayed every time you start or you can skip it by disabling the checkbox in the bottom left corner "Show on start-up". You can close the quick guide at any time by clicking on the X in the top right corner. PLEASE NOTE! When you select a media source from the network, the data for this source will be imported immediately. This process may take some time. The "Refresh

15.1. My Media Click on "My Media" to specify which sources are to be used for the media file selection.

• All the USB data carriers or memory cards connected directly to the Lifesmart TV are shown under LOCAL. All the data carriers are called "USB" (in the order in which they were connected).

• The media sources available over the network are displayed under Network. Enable the checkbox to the left of a media source from the network for the media files from this source to be included in the display of available media content on the Lifesmart TV. 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 10186883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 101 03.04.2013 13:07:2203.04.2013 13:07:22102 of 198 Media Player 15.2. Playback

• There are various sort-by and display options depending on the media type, e.g. All (songs); Folders/Albums; Date; Playlists and Rating. Select the required option and start playback. 15.3. Extended options Click on the symbol in the top right corner of the screen to access the following Media Player options: Create playlists Select the media type for which you want to create a playlist. Click on "New video playlist" to start a new playlist. Enter a name for the list in the next dialogue box and click on OK. Now select the items you want to include in your playlist by ticking the box to the right of the relevant items. Click on "Save Playlist" at the top of the screen to save and close the playlist. Open playlist: Select the media type for which you want to open a playlist. Click on "Playlist" to open a playlist. 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 10286883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 102 03.04.2013 13:07:2503.04.2013 13:07:25103 of 198 Media Player GPL

Delete playlist As soon as playlists have been created, the delete playlist option appears. Select the playlist which you want to delete and then select "Done" at the top of the screen. Press "OK" to confirm the delete command. Search You can search for keywords in the current media display under Search. Enter the keyword for the search using the on-screen keyboard. The Lifesmart TV will then search for available media content containing the keyword you have entered. The hits appear under the input box. Select a file from the hits to start playback. PLEASE NOTE! You can also use the voice input facility to search for media. Settings You can enter the following settings for the Media Player here: General Settings You can configure the teach-in display settings here or start the teach-in program. Services You can change the name of the Lifesmart TV here for the DLNA media server and the DLNA media renderer. Photos You can change the display time here and the transitions between photos for the slide show. Information You can view the Media Player licence terms here. Exit Mediaplayer The Media Player will close and the main menu will be displayed. 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 10386883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 103 03.04.2013 13:07:2803.04.2013 13:07:28104 of 198 Media Library/portal

16. Media Library/portal

This portal features selected media content which is provided by MEDION and via apps for your LifesmartTV. It has the facility to show video clips and TV channels from the internet which have been categorised for you and are constantly updated. You can select your favourites for added convenience, making it easier to find what you are looking for using the search function. You can also open apps for social networks like Twitter and Facebook. 16.1. Portal functions

1) New apps - Display recently added media content.

2) Recommended apps - Display recommended media content.

3) Popular apps - Display media content used by most other

Lifesmart TV owners.

4) This column features information and update news provided by

6) Help - View help topics in relation to the use of the media portal.

7) Settings - Select the language in which you want the media

content to be provided.

8) Add favourites - Use the navigation buttons to make your

9) Login - Click here to log into the media portal with your user name

(cf. “16.2. Online registration of Lifesmart TV” on page 106).

10) Categories - Select the required media content by category. The

active category always appears in the middle of the column. The Entertainment, Music, Sport, Video and News categories provide access to video clips and internet TV channels. The Info category also contains apps for social networks like Twitter and Facebook. Using the navigation buttons In some apps you select the media content with the navigation buttons . The help menu for any given app usually contains further information on how to use it. Favourites You can compile a selection of favourites. Use the navigation buttons to select the required item (blue marking) and then click on the pop-up box "Add Favorite". The item is added to the list of favourites and is then displayed under the heading "Favorites". Delete Favorite In order to delete a favourite from the list, use the navigation buttons to select the relevant item in the list and then click on the pop-up box "Delete Favorite". PLEASE NOTE! You need to be logged onto the media portal as a user in order to be able to compile a list of favourites (cf. “16.2. Online registration of Lifesmart TV” on page 106). 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 10586883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 105 03.04.2013 13:07:2903.04.2013 13:07:29106 of 198 Media Library/portal 16.2. Online registration of Lifesmart TV You can register your Lifesmart TV online. Go to "http://medion.fxmconnect.com" and set up a user profile.

• You can then save internet addresses as bookmarks in your user account and connect your Facebook or Twitter account to your Lifesmart TV.

• After you have set up a user account at fxmconnect, you can log onto the Lifesmart TV by entering your user name and password: Click on "Login" at the bottom of the portal screen.

1) Click on "Add User".

2) If you already have a user account with fxmconnect click on

3) Then enter your access data and click on "Submit".

4) If you have not yet set up a user account with fxmconnect, select

"Register" from the first box and then enter an email address, user name, password and TV PIN in the next box.

6) Confirm that you agree to the licence terms.

7) You will receive an email with a confirmation link to the email address

8) Confirm the link in your email account and then click on "Login" on

9) Then enter your access data and click on

The YouTube app allows you to view the YouTube site in a format specially adapted for your Lifesmart TV. You can search for videos and use the sort-by functions in the usual way. PLEASE NOTE! You can also use the voice search function to select YouTube content. 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 10986883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 109 03.04.2013 13:07:4203.04.2013 13:07:42110 of 198 Apps

18.1. Apps installed on the Lifesmart TV Select Apps to view the apps installed on the Lifesmart TV. Simply select an app in order to open it and use it. 18.2. Market You can find additional apps for your Lifesmart TV and install them here. PLEASE NOTE! This service is provided exclusively for your Lifesmart TV and is not part of Google Play! 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 11086883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 110 03.04.2013 13:07:4403.04.2013 13:07:44111 of 198 Apps GPL

18.3. Installing apps from external data carriers In order to install apps on the Lifesmart TV which are in .apk file format on an external data carrier, connect the external data carrier to the Lifesmart TV. Open the Easy App Installer which is one of the apps already installed. The Easy App Installer will list all the .apk files which have been detected on data carriers. Select the .apk file of the application which you want to install (Skype in the example shown here). Then click on "Install". A list of the services will appear which the app which you want to install will access. Confirm the list by clicking on "Install". The app will be installed. When the app has been installed the following box will appear: 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 11186883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 111 03.04.2013 13:07:4703.04.2013 13:07:47112 of 198 Apps Select "Done" to return to the app menu or select "Open" to open the app which has just been installed. PLEASE NOTE! Please note that there are so many different apps that it is not possible for every app to be installed on the Lifesmart TV! A message will appear to inform you if an app installation process was unsuccessful (e.g. "App not installed"). 18.4. Delete You can select apps which you want to delete from the system permanently by clicking on the icon of the relevant app. PLEASE NOTE! The app will be deleted as soon as you click on the icon and cannot be restored! The following apps cannot be deleted from the sys- tem: - AccuWeather - AquaMail - Easy App Installer - HRS Hotels - n-tv Mobil - Calculator - Clock 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 11286883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 112 03.04.2013 13:07:5203.04.2013 13:07:52113 of 198 Setup main menu GPL

19.1. System Setup Language Select the menu language here. Time Zone Select the time zone in which you are located. The option [Auto] allows you to change the time over the internet. The time zone is displayed with the difference in hours from Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). The abbreviations for the time zones are given in brackets. For Central Europe select UTC +01 (CET, MEZ). Daylight Saving Time You can enable or disable the summer time setting here. PLEASE NOTE! If you access the time over the internet, the summer time setting is automatically displayed and the setting is disabled. Cursor Speed Control You can set the cursor speed on the mouse here. 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 11386883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 113 03.04.2013 13:07:5603.04.2013 13:07:56114 of 198 Setup main menu Free Storage You can find out the amount of free memory space here. The display includes the space in the internal memory and on any data storage media which are connected. Auto Shutdown Select the amount of time the product should remain on before automatic shutdown. USB charging function in standby mode Set this function to ON if you want the remote control to charge via the USB connection even in standby mode. PLEASE NOTE! The product uses more power in standby mode with this setting enabled. The product is supplied with this function disabled and set to OFF. On this setting the remote control does not charge when the product is in standby mode. Reset to default Select this option to reset the product to the factory settings. Confirm by pressing OK in the prompt which then appears. The product will then return to the original settings as supplied. CAUTION! All the data in the memory and the user settings will be deleted during the reset process. 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 11486883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 114 03.04.2013 13:07:5903.04.2013 13:07:59115 of 198 Setup main menu GPL

19.2. TV Mode Setup TV-System Select the TV resolution here. Video Size You can adjust the picture size here to the size of your screen. If you do not want any visible edges, adjust the size accordingly, e.g. 90%. HDMI Audio Mode Set the signal for the audio output via the HDMI connection: PCM-STEREO This option produces stereo sound. Choose this setting if the sound is played through two speakers only. PASS-Thru Choose this setting if the product is connected to a Dolby or DTS-capable decoder. 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 11586883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 115 03.04.2013 13:07:5903.04.2013 13:07:59116 of 198 Setup main menu SPDIF Mode Set the signal for the audio output via the optical SPDIF connection: PCM-STEREO This option produces stereo sound. Choose this setting if the sound is played through two speakers only. PASS-Thru Choose this setting if the product is connected to a Dolby or DTS-capable decoder. 19.3. Network Setup Network Type Specify whether the product is to be connected to a LAN network or a WLAN network (cf. also “9.3. Network set-up” on page 84 on setting up a WLAN or LAN connection). DHCP If you want the Lifesmart TV to have an IP address from the network's DHCP server, set this function to ON. If you set the function to OFF, it will not be allocated an IP address via the network. As soon as you connect the Lifesmart TV to a network, you will be asked to enter a fixed IP address for the Lifesmart TV. 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 11686883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 116 03.04.2013 13:08:0203.04.2013 13:08:02117 of 198 Setup main menu GPL

Scan Aps Select this item to see a list of the available wireless networks. See also “9.3. Network set-up” on page 84 for information on setting up a WLAN connection. 19.4. Version USB Upgrade Select this item if you have been sent a firmware update on a USB data carrier. Internet Upgrade Select this item to search the internet for an available firmware update. Current Version The number of the firmware version currently installed is displayed here. Android Version The number of the Android operating system version installed is displayed here. Linux Version The number of the Linux operating system version installed is displayed here. Hardware Version The number of the hardware version is displayed here. 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 11786883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 117 03.04.2013 13:08:0503.04.2013 13:08:05118 of 198 Troubleshooting

Malfunctions can sometimes occur for quite simple reasons but they may also be caused by defective components. We have included a brief troubleshooting guide below which may help to solve any problems. If these tips don't solve the problem then we'll be more than pleased to help you out. Just give us a call! 20.1. Troubleshooting General advice The product cannot be switched on.

• Plug the mains adapter into the power socket, ensuring that it is firmly connected.

• Check the mains switch on the rear.

• Plug the mains adapter into a different socket. No picture.

• Select the correct video input mode on the display unit to display the Lifesmart TV picture.

• Connect video cable, ensuring that it is firmly connected.

• Restart the TV set and the Lifesmart TV after connecting the cable. Distorted picture.

• The file being played was recorded in a different colour-encoding system from that of the display unit.

• Select a resolution compatible with the display unit.

• Connect the units with new cables. No sound.

• The product is in mute mode.

• Connect audio cable, ensuring that it is firmly connected.

• An incorrect setting was selected for the input source in the menu TV Mode Setup [SPDIF Mode] for the amplifier or the amplifier connection. The remote control is not working properly.

• The remote control is too far from the product.

• There is something blocking the path between the remote control and the product.

• The battery in the remote control is low.

The subtitle language cannot be changed or is not being displayed.

• The file being played does not contain any subtitles. MP3/WMA/JPEG/DivX files cannot be played.

• The files were recorded in a format not supported by the product. NOTE The playback of all formats cannot be guaranteed due to the large number of different codecs. HDMI There is no picture on the HDMI playback unit which is connected.

• Disconnect HDMI cable and reconnect.

• Switch HDMI unit off and back on again.

• The video input on the television set or monitor must be set to the Lifesmart TV.

• The HDMI cable must have full HDMI compatibility. There may be no picture if you are using a cable which does not conform to the standard. There is no sound on the HDMI playback unit which is connected.

• Some HDMI-compatible units have no audio output (consult the operating instructions for the unit which is connected).

• If your output equipment does not have a Dolby or DTS-capable decoder, go to the menu TV Mode Setup and set the option [HDMI Audio Mode] to [PCM Stereo] (see Page 115). Reset facility

• The product is malfunctioning. The product can be reset as follows:

• Open the menu "System Setup/Reset to default".

• Select this item and press OK to reject all the input settings and to restore the product to its original factory settings. 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 11986883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 119 03.04.2013 13:08:0803.04.2013 13:08:08120 of 198 Do you need more help?

21. Do you need more help?

If the above suggestions did not solve your problem please contact us. The following information would help us:

• What external devices are connected?

• What messages appear on the screen?

• When operating the product, at which step did the problem occur?

• What steps have you already taken to try and rectify the problem?

• Please provide your customer number if you have one.

Follow the instructions below to increase the service life of the product:

• Always unplug the mains adapter and disconnect all the cables before cleaning the product.

• Do not use solvents, corrosive agents or aerosol-based detergents to clean the product.

• Clean the product using a soft, lint-free cloth. Please keep the packaging and do not use anything other than this packaging to transport the product. CAUTION! None of the parts inside the product require cleaning or maintenance. 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 12086883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 120 03.04.2013 13:08:0803.04.2013 13:08:08121 of 198 Disposal GPL

Packaging The product is packaged to protect it from damage in transit. Packaging materials are raw materials and can therefore be reused or recycled. Product Do not under any circumstances dispose of the product with the household rubbish at the end of its service life. Please consult your local authority for advice on correct and eco- friendly methods of disposal. Battery Used batteries do not belong in the household rubbish. Please return the batteries to a designated collection point or to a specialist dealer for disposal. 86883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 12186883 DE EN FR EComm RC1.indb 121 03.04.2013 13:08:0803.04.2013 13:08:08122 of 198 Technical data

Product Standby power consumption: <0.5 W (With USB charging function switched off) Operating system: Android 4.0 Dimensions (W x H x D): Approx. 15.9 x 6.1 x 12 cm Weight: Approx. 400 g Operating temperature: 5°C - 35°C Humidity during operation: 5 % - 65 % Storage temperature: -10°C - 60°C Connections Card reader: For SD, SDHC and microSD/SDHC memory cards (up to 32 GB) USB 2.0 connections: On front/rear: (USB data carriers/drives up to 2 TB) LAN connection: RJ45 socket HDMI® output: HDMI A socket Digital optical audio output: S/PDIF socket for Toslink cable AV output: 3.5 mm stereo jack socket DC IN mains adapter input: 12 V 1.5 A Supported file formats Video: MPG, MPEG, AVI, WMV, MP4, MOV,

Manufacturer: Kuantech Co., Ltd., China Remote control Battery: Type: AMP02 Capacity: 3.7 V 750mAh Manufacturer: Shenzhen Drawer Technology Development Co. LTD, China Subject to printing errors and to amendments to technical specifications and visuals.

HDMI, the HDMI logo and High-Definition Multimedia Interface are registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing LLC. Made under licence by Dolby Laboratories. Dolby and the double-D symbol are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories. Made under licence, US patent numbers: 5,451,942; 5,956,674; 5,974,380; 5,978,762; 6,487,535 and other patents granted and filed in the USA or internationally. DTS and the logo are registered trademarks, DTS 2.0+ Digital Out and the DTS logos are trademarks of DTS, Inc. The product contains software. © DTS, Inc. All rights reserved. Copyright © 2013 All rights reserved. This manual is protected by copyright. All rights reserved. Mechanical, electronic and any other form of reproduction is prohibited without the written permission of the manufacturer. MEDION® is the owner of the copyright.

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