User manual DUNE HD SMART B1

[. . . ] hD audio: enjoy top-quality audio tracks (Dolby TrueHD , DTS HD Master Audio , LPCM , FLAC). 3 USB ports: conveniently connect HDDs, USB flash drives, USB card readers and other USB storage devices. 5" SATA HDD installed directly inside the player USB slave port: easily and quickly transfer files between the HDD in the player (when installed) and a PC. SD card slot: easily play media files on SD memory cards from your camera or other devices, or use an SD memory card as a local or system storage (required for BD Live function). [. . . ] Use HDMI connection to get the best possible quality of video and audio. Make sure to switch off the player and all relevant A/V equipment before connecting them. Ensure your TV and other A/V equipment are configured to use proper inputs. The player will perform its initial loading procedure, which may take up to about 1 minute. during the loading procedure , "DUNE" logo is shown on the TV. If you do not see "DUNE" logo on the TV when you switch on the player, it may mean some problem with the connection between the player and the TV or that a wrong video input is chosen in the TV or A/V receiver/switch. In such a case, recheck the cables and the settings of the TV or A/V receiver/switch, or try to use different cables or a different way of connecting the player to the TV. If you see "DUNE" logo on the TV when you switch on the player, but then the picture disappears and no other picture appears during at least 10 seconds, it may mean that a wrong video output mode is configured in the player. In such a case, press the "MODE" RC button, and then press one of the RC buttons "1", "2", "3", "4" or "5" to switch to a different video output mode (see "Quick Setting of Video Output Mode"). Finally, you should see the main screen of the player menu. The main screen shows items allowing to use different player functions and access all storage devices and network drives connected to the player. The player will recognize the eSATA drive, and will show an item corresponding to the eSATA drive on the main screen of the player menu. Switch off and disconnect the eSATA drive only after switching off the player. To connect the player with an installed internal HDD via USB slave, switch off the player, connect the USB slave port of the player to the USB host port of the PC, and then switch on the player. After finishing working with the player in the PC, ensure the USB device is correctly stopped in the PC («Safely remove hardware» or a similar function), switch off the player, and then disconnect the USB slave port of the player from the USB host port of the PC. To connect a network drive using SMB or NFS protocol, ensure you are on the main screen of the player menu, press the "MENU" RC button, and choose "Create Network Folder", then fill the parameters of the network drive as needed. the player will show an item corresponding to the configured network drive on the main screen. To browse the list of network resources accessible via SMB or UPnP protocols, use "Network Browser" item on the main screen of the player menu. NOTE: If some network resources are not shown by the player, you may need to wait some minutes and then retry (or press the "MENU" RC button and choose "Refresh" command). To format a HDD attached to the player, select the drive item on the main screen of the player menu, press the "INFO" RC button and choose "Format Disk" (to format the entire disk) or "Format Partition" (or to format an already existing disk partition only). The player will format the disk using "EXT2" filesystem. NOTE: To use disks formatted by the player on a Windows PC, you may need to install additional software on the PC, such as "EXT2FSD" (http://www. [. . . ] Do not do it if some drive is connected to the player and some write operation is in progress. NOTE: After switching off the player or putting the player into the "hardware standby" mode, it is recommended to wait about 1 minute before switching it on again. You can access storage devices connected to the player from the local network using FTP and SMB protocols. On a Windows PC, just type "ftp://ip_address" or "\\ip_address" in the Windows explorer, where "ip_address" is the IP address of the player. [. . . ]