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T: +44(0)1638 510900    digitalsignage.anders-kern.co.uk    E: airgoo@anders-kern.co.uk

T: +44(0)1638 510900    digitalsignage.anders-kern.co.uk    E: airgoo@anders-kern.co.uk

1. Description of the Digital Signage HDMI MicroPlayer

1.1. Description 

The MicroPlayer comes with the following accessories:

USB to micro USB cable (for power up)

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HDMI extension cable

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Mains Power Adaptor for USB

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The MicroPlayer features the following elements:

Micro USB port for power 

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- When powered, a blue light appears inside the MicroPlayer

USB port for a mouse

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- The mouse is not provided 

 

- It is possible also to use a Wireless 2.4GHz mouse for greater comfort

Micro SD Card slot

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1.2. First power up and WiFi setting 

Plug the Micro USB end of the cable to the Micro USB socket of the MicroPlayer and the 

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other end of the cable to the USB socket of the TV. If the TV has no USB socket use the USB 
power adaptor supplied
Insert the USB plug of the mouse (not supplied) into the USB socket at the end of the 

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MicroPlayer. The mouse is only used during setup to achieve connection to the local WiFi LAN

The following window should appear: 

Click on “HOME” > “SETTINGS” > “WiFi” to connect to your LAN

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Select the chosen LAN network and new window will enable the entering of the password 

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Click *CONNECT” once the password is entered

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Once the connection is confirmed, click on the “HOME” icon

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Click on the right and side icon “Spheris” and the Digital Signage App will start

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T: +44(0)1638 510900    digitalsignage.anders-kern.co.uk    E: airgoo@anders-kern.co.uk

Summary of Contents for Airgoo

Page 1: ...ireless capabilities and innovative features It is designed to operate with our Digital Signage Server that will allow you to easily display and update content remotely on any flat panel TV featuring an HDMI port in just a few seconds Access to the Server is via the following webpage www admin airgoosignage co uk This product can display pictures and video files from the Internet via its WiFi acce...

Page 2: ...et to power the MicroPlayer Where there is no USB port available use the power adapter provided The CE mark indicates that the product is in compliance with the main requirements of the European parliament and council directive 2002 96 EC for telecommunications terminals user health and safety and for electromagnetic disturbance This terminal has been designed for indoor use CPE customer premises ...

Page 3: ...e Micro USB end of the cable to the Micro USB socket of the MicroPlayer and the other end of the cable to the USB socket of the TV If the TV has no USB socket use the USB power adaptor supplied Insert the USB plug of the mouse not supplied into the USB socket at the end of the MicroPlayer The mouse is only used during setup to achieve connection to the local WiFi LAN The following window should ap...

Page 4: ...n of the MicroPlayer s MAC address How to find the MAC address of your MicroPlayer Click HOME SETTINGS Click ADVANCED to see the the MAC address example 00 E0 4C 81 92 B3 which you will register without the dots example 00E04C8192B3 2 1 2 Login to the Content Management Server Go to www admin airgoosignage co uk Enter the username and password you were provided with 2 1 3 Registration of a new dis...

Page 5: ...ote All MicroPlayers within a group will show the same content wherever they are located Link a Group to a new content Playlist when the displayed information needs to be changed Schedule certain content to appear at certain times of the day Once a link between a Group of displays or MicroPlayers and a content Playlist is established the content is downloaded into the internal memory of the MicroP...

Page 6: ...able Displays section Once the display has been linked to a specific Group it will be automatically moved to the Running Displays section In this case the following information will appear Location as it has been recorded during the registration procedure Which Group it belongs to Online or Offline status the display will appear as online only if the actual display is connected to the Internet Cli...

Page 7: ...e Group Ticking the box in front of a Group and then selecting Delete Selected Group will have the same effect Click on the blue pen to edit the name of the display By clicking on one Group name we display the serial number of all the Displays within that Group Clicking on the Playlists icon opens a new menu with the possibility of either programming a link to a specific content photo or video Pla...

Page 8: ...ent linked to a Group click on the PLAYLISTS icon to display the Playlists settings menu Solo Playlist a drop down menu will show all the available playlists to choose from Ticking SCHEDULED will open a scheduler with which we can program specific content at specific times of the day Different scheduled Playlists can be programmed separately for each day of the week ...

Page 9: ...t section lists all the pictures or videos contained in each Playlist by clicking on the box we will see to which Groups the Playlist is linked to By selecting a specific Playlist we can then see the photos or the name of the videos in that Group We can can also modify the content of that Playlist by uploading or deleting pictures or videos ...

Page 10: ... 6 Settings In the Settings section it is possible to define the time zone The default time zone is GMT 1 but the user may be in a different time zone This information is important for the scheduler operation In this section you can also change the preferred language and the password ...

Page 11: ...omponent The Aftersales Service will unilaterally decide whether to repair or replace the MicroPlayer in part or in whole The initial purchase date will determine the starting date for the warranty period If the MicroPlayer is repaired or exchanged by our Aftersales Service the warranty period is not extended Exclusions Damage or defects caused by the improper use or handling of the MicroPlayer or...

Page 12: ...The device can be used in portable exposure condition without restriction These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is n...

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