ADS 2.0 - Media player Andersson - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Media Player
Brand	Andersson
Model	ADS 2.0
Dimensions (W x D x H)	18.0 x 12.0 x 3.0 cm
Weight	0.5 kg
Power Supply	5V DC, 1A
Video Output	HDMI (1080p), Composite
Audio Output	Optical, RCA Stereo
USB Ports	2 x USB 2.0
Memory Card Slot	SD/MMC up to 32 GB
Supported Video Formats	MP4, AVI, MKV, MOV, RMVB, MPEG
Supported Audio Formats	MP3, WMA, AAC, FLAC, APE
Supported Image Formats	JPEG, PNG, BMP
Remote Control	Yes (IR)
Network Connectivity	None (local media only)
Power Consumption	5W (typical)
Material	ABS Plastic
Care Instructions	Clean with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid moisture.
Safety Precautions	Keep away from water and heat sources. Use only supplied adapter.
Spare Parts / Repairability	Remote control and power adapter available. No user-serviceable parts inside.
Warranty	2 years

Frequently Asked Questions - ADS 2.0 Andersson

What video formats does the ADS 2.0 support?

The ADS 2.0 supports MP4, AVI, MKV, MOV, RMVB, and MPEG video formats. Ensure your files are encoded in these formats for playback.

How do I connect the media player to my TV?

Use the HDMI cable (not included) to connect the ADS 2.0 to your TV's HDMI input. Alternatively, you can use the composite AV output (red/white/yellow) for older TVs. Set your TV to the correct input source.

Can I play movies from a USB drive?

Yes, the ADS 2.0 has two USB 2.0 ports that accept USB flash drives or hard drives formatted in FAT32 or NTFS. Plug in the drive and select the USB source from the menu.

Why is there no sound?

Check the audio output settings on the player and your TV. Ensure the HDMI cable is fully inserted, or if using optical/RCA, verify the correct input on your audio system. Also, try playing a different file to rule out format issues.

Does the ADS 2.0 support subtitles?

Yes, it supports SRT, SUB, and ASS subtitle files. Place the subtitle file in the same folder as the video and ensure the filename matches (except the extension). Enable subtitles from the player's menu.

Can I connect the player to the internet?

No, the Andersson ADS 2.0 is a local media player and does not have built-in Wi-Fi or Ethernet. It can only play media from USB drives or memory cards.

What is the maximum storage capacity for SD cards?

The SD/MMC card slot supports cards up to 32 GB. For larger storage, use a USB external hard drive.

The remote control isn't working. What should I do?

First, check the batteries (AAA, not included). Ensure there are no obstacles between the remote and the player's IR sensor. Try resetting the player by unplugging it for 30 seconds. If the issue persists, the remote may need replacement.

How do I clean the device?

Unplug the player and wipe the surface with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use water, solvents, or abrasive cleaners. Avoid moisture entering the casing.

What is the warranty period?

The Andersson ADS 2.0 comes with a 2-year limited warranty against manufacturing defects. Keep your proof of purchase. Warranty does not cover damage from misuse or unauthorized repairs.

USER MANUAL ADS 2.0 Andersson

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Copyright

This manual is the copyright of CI no 556520-4137. No part of this manual may be revised, copied or transmitted in any way without written permission from CI no 556520-4137.

Statement

This manual does not provide any warranty or related declarations. All information in this manual including the product specification, pictures and literatures is just for reference, CI no 556520-4137 reserves the rights to update contents of this manual without further notice.

Upphovsrätt

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The Android Smart-TV stick works with a great variety of platforms such as: Computers, Projectors, Smart TV, HTPC, Android tablets, Android media players, smart devices, etc. It is easily connected via Plug-and-Play, and compatible with USB1.1 and USB2.0 interface. It supports Windows, LUNIX, Mac and Android OS.

The included remote control features an air mouse function which lets you navigate the screen with a mouse cursor as you would with a traditional mouse. With gyroscope technology, you can easily move the mouse cursor simply by moving your wrist slightly.

Important Notice

→Avoid exposing this product to moist or under water conditions, high temperature or direct sunshine.
→ Avoid dropping the product.
→Do not try to repair the product on your own. Always contact the retailer or an authorized technician.
→Do not shut down or disconnect the device when it is formatting or upgrading. Interrupting will cause system error.

Overview and Functions of Android Stick

→ HDMI: Audio/Video out.
→ MicroSD memory card slot.
→ Micro USB OTG: Connect to power supply.
→USB port: Connect to mouse, keyboard or external HDD.

Connecting the Android Stick

Connect the Android Stick to the TV set or LCD monitor via HDMI. Set the TV or monitor input source to HDMI port. (Refer to TV user manual). Connect power supply and devices. Booting information will appear on the screen within 1 minute.

To control the Android user interface, you can connect the included air mouse remote, or any USB mouse and keyboard. If no physical keyboard is connected, the Android user interface will provide a virtual onscreen “soft keyboard”. When a physical keyboard is connected, it will be hidden automatically.

Press left button of the mouse to confirm ("OK") or open. Press the right button to return or go back. Hold left button to pull icon or copy & paste file.

Further instructions on how to connect and use the included Air Mouse remote follows on the next page.

Since there is only one USB port, if you want to connect more devices, such as a keyboard, you can plug a USB hub into the USB port to acquire more ports.

Instructions for Remote

Charging

The built-in lithium battery can be charged by using the USB cable to power from PC usb port or other USB power adapter.

Diagram of a USB connector with port and cable, no text or symbols present

Connecting the remote control

Take out the USB receiver from the bottom of the remote. Plug the USB receiver into the USB port of the Android stick (or optionally, any other smart device you wish to control).

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Operation

Press the -icon on the remote control to activate it. The LED indicator on the remote control will be lit to indicate that the remote control is active.

If you move your wrist, the cursor should follow your movement on the screen of the Android stick or the connected device.

The remote will enter power-saving standby mode after 2 minutes of inactivity. To activate it again, simply press the

-button.

Pairing

If the cursor disappears from the screen, the remote might have lost contact with the USB receiver. Unplug the USB receiver from the Android Smart-TV stick, press and hold left and up direction button simultaneously. When the LED light starts to flash, release the buttons and plug the USB receiver back into the stick. When the LED light stops flashing, the pairing was successful.

Resetting the remote

If the remote does not work, there might be something wrong with the software. You can reset the remote by using a small pin and inserting it into the hole on the back of the remote.

Android User Interface

When the Android Stick is connected to a monitor via HDMI, and to a power supply as well as a USB device for control, you are ready to use the Android Stick.

Status bar

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Delete an icon from the home page

Put the cursor over the icon, press and hold left button and hold a couple of seconds. An X will appear on top of the screen. Pull the icon onto the X, and it will be deleted from the home page

Add application icons on the home page

Open the application page, move the cursor to the icon you want, press and hold left button, and pull the icon to the home page.

Move icons

Put the cursor over the icon, press and hold left button, pull the icon to the desired position and release the left button to place it.

Slide pages

You can slide pages by pressing and holding the left button, and then pulling the page to the left or right side.

Application page

If you press the top-right icon, you will go to a page containing all the applications that are installed.

Application page:

Settings

Wi-fi Settings: ON/OFF.

Click on ON/OFF to switch ON or OFF. When switched on, available networks will be listed. Press a desired network to connect, and type the password if required.

USB to RJ45 LAN adapter:

If there is no wireless network available you can connect to the internet

via cable. A USB2.0 LAN adapter is required (not included). Plug it in the USB Host or OTG port. Connect RJ45 LAN cable, click "Settings" -> "more" -> "Ethernet" -> tick "Use Ethernet".

Language & input

In this menu you can select language and usual input method. The device includes 54 different languages. Click "Settings" -> "Language & input".

Keyboard and Mouse

If the device is only connected with the mouse, an onscreen keyboard will appear within the user interface. If a keyboard is connected, the onscreen keyboard will be hidden automatically once the hardware is detected. Options for keyboard and mouse can be configured under “Settings” -> “Personal” -> “Language and Input”.

Download apps from Google Play

You can download apps from Google Play Store. Click on the Google Play Store icon to open. You will need to register or log in with an existing account.

Android Application management

Click on the -icon to manage applications.

Install program:

Click install to find the downloaded software installation package. Click to install. If it cannot be installed successfully, note that before installing, you might need to tick the option in “Settings” -> “Security” -> “Unknown sources” to allow installation of apps from unknown sources.

Delete Application

To delete an application, click “manage”, then choose a program and delete it.

File Explorer

With the File Explorer you can browse any multimedia files, such as music, video and photos, which are stored on a USB memory stick or memory card which is connected to the unit.

E-home Media Center

Ensure that all the computers or media devices use the same router as the Android Smart-TV-stick. Open windows media player (the screenshot is from Windows 7, for reference).

Click “share your music, picture and video files.” You should be able to find the PC on the Android Smart-TV-stick. Click media player. If your PC is sharing, then you can find and play the files through E-home Media Center.

RF radio frequency: 2.4G RF

Power (stick): USB 5V/2A

Power (remote): 3.7V Lithium battery

Button life-span: 1500,000 keystrokes

USB receiver working current: 21.5mA

Remote control working current: 20mA

Signal transmission mode: 2.4G RF

Time before power-saving mode: 2 minutes

Supported Operating System: Windows, Mac OS 10.0/

LUNIX 9.0 and

Android.

Included in package:

Android Smart-TV-Stick

Air mouse remote

USB power cable for air mouse remote

USB power cable for stick

HDMI extension cable

AC-USB adapter

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Tillbakaknappen

E-home Media Center

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