HP de100c, Owner'S Manual

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Page 3: ...p prompt 20 retrieving cd information 20 using the info button 20 connecting to internet radio 21 connecting to the internet guide 21 connecting for updates 21 power modes 22 on off and sleep mode 22 screen saver 22 where to find help 23 2 2 2 2 playing CDs and recording music 25 accessing CD functions 25 playing a CD 26 what s displayed 27 recording CD tracks 28 recording all tracks 28 what s dis...

Page 4: ...ry 39 creating and playing playlists 40 naming a playlist 40 adding music to a playlist 40 playing your playlists 41 modifying playlists 41 clearing a playlist 41 editing CD and track information 42 deleting music from your library 43 4 4 4 4 taking your music with you 45 accessing the functions 45 writing to a CD 46 error message 47 selecting a music format 48 erasing cd rw media 48 putting your ...

Page 5: ...d stations 56 last station played 56 browse stations 56 my favorites 57 search all stations 57 6 6 6 6 exploring music online 59 accessing your internet guide 59 entertainment features 60 music finder 60 searching shopping for music 61 your shopping cart 61 7 7 7 7 setting your preferences 63 audio settings 64 encoding rate 64 encoding format 65 audio test 65 network settings 66 basic settings 66 ...

Page 6: ...talling and setting up 73 step 1 get ready 74 Unpack your digital entertainment center 74 check your internet readiness 75 choose a location 75 step 2 connect 76 connect the audio 77 connect the video 78 connect dial up or broadband 79 power up 79 step 3 check setup 80 turn on your system 80 step 4 configure 81 test the audio 81 set the time zone 81 step 5 connect to the internet 82 dial up 82 bro...

Page 7: ...way and name server 89 locating the web proxy 91 9 9 9 9 support and customer information 93 support and services 93 troubleshooting 93 hp customer care 93 repairs and service 94 hp upgraded warranty statement 95 warranty statement 96 privacy statement 98 product certifications 101 ...

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Page 9: ... player download music purchase CDs and listen to Internet radio in your living room and more This guide explains how to use your digital entertainment center For simple step by step instructions on installing the device see the setting up your hp digital entertainment center poster For more detailed information on installation and connectivity see installing and setting up on page 73 in this guid...

Page 10: ...r from the front panel This chapter gives you a look at all the buttons and their functions as well as the onscreen keyboard understand the Internet connection A quick overview helps you understand how the digital entertainment center uses the Internet to retrieve information play music and more as well as how features are kept up to date This chapter also explains the digital entertainment center...

Page 11: ...le device Chapter 5 listening to internet radio shows how find and play stations you know as well as discover new favorites Chapter 6 exploring music online introduces a world of discovery and entertainment as well as an easy way to find and shop for music Chapter 7 setting your preferences explains the digital entertainment center s settings and how to make changes Chapter 8 installing and settin...

Page 12: ...d glass is fine tip Make sure you point the remote at the front of the digital entertainment center not at your TV screen Display item playing Display context sensitive options Display CD artist station information Scroll through long lists Navigate up down left right with arrow keys Scroll through long lists Fast forward skip forward Pause Stop Power on off Modes CD Library Internet Radio Interne...

Page 13: ...functions which don t require the TV interface for navigation Not all functions are available from the front panel Its buttons are described in button overview starting on page 12 Power on off Open close Rewind Play Fast forward Stop Pause Record Now USB Port CD tray skip back skip forward Playing Navigate Select Back ...

Page 14: ...or six seconds for full power down When powered down this way the digital entertainment center s fan turns off and the system performs self maintenance Restart takes one to two minutes the system is refreshed CD tray open close Open and close the CD tray Manually pushing the CD tray closed may damage the device NOW PLAYING Return to either the screen from which the currently playing audio item was...

Page 15: ...here you can access your recorded music playlists CD Writer and portable functions and music you ve downloaded INTERNET RADIO Go to Internet Radio INTERNET GUIDE Go to the Internet Guide HOME Go to the top level of all functions From here you can choose CD Library Internet Radio Internet Guide or Settings button description details ...

Page 16: ...e when shuffle and or repeat are in use INFO Retrieve CD artist or radio station information from the Internet Choices include discography related artists album details and more OPTIONS Bring up a menu of operations that can be performed on the currently selected item Onscreen Help is also available through OPTIONS Pressing OPTIONS a second time closes the pop up menu button description details ...

Page 17: ...tton Arrows Up Down arrows navigate through onscreen items On most screens Left goes to the previous screen in the current task hierarchy similar to BACK Right goes to the next screen in the current task hierarchy similar to SEL Navigation wraps up and down the screen For example pressing Down from the last item brings you to the first item In the onscreen keyboard navigation also wraps left and r...

Page 18: ...the currently highlighted item You can press Play for any highlighted item including an album an artist even an entire genre and all the songs within that highlighted item play Fast forward skip forward To move forward within the currently playing song press and hold To move to the beginning of the next song press and release To move forward through the songs in the currently playing list repeated...

Page 19: ...en you first insert a CD you can simply press Record to record the entire CD to the digital entertainment center Stop Stop the currently playing item audio or video Pause Pause the currently playing item To resume play press Pause again or press Play button description details ...

Page 20: ...net connection to register to name playlists to edit CD and track information and more Use the arrow keys on the remote or front panel to navigate around the keyboard Press SEL to select the key that s highlighted tip When the keyboard appears it sometimes contains information you want to erase before you begin typing such as Playlist 1 To erase the entire field quickly simply select clear typing ...

Page 21: ...lears the entire typing field delete deletes the keystroke preceding the flashing cursor functions like backspace on a computer keyboard left arrow moves the cursor position to the left right arrow moves the cursor position to the right case changes the alphabetical characters to upper or lower case tip If you press the remote s BACK button while the keyboard is onscreen the keyboard disappears an...

Page 22: ...ting under Advanced network settings to No See network settings on page 66 for details retrieving cd information When you insert a music CD for the first time the digital entertainment center makes a brief connection to the Internet to retrieve the album artist genre and track information If for any reason the data isn t automatically retrieved when you first insert the CD you can make this connec...

Page 23: ... need to take any action to receive these updates If you want to change the scheduled update time see update time on page 69 for details At update time the digital entertainment center turns on if it s in sleep mode page 22 performs any appropriate internal maintenance and connects to the digital entertainment portal if it needs to download new updates Once the device has gathered the available up...

Page 24: ...xperienced a power loss the next power on will require a one to two minute startup sequence and will bring you to the initial welcome screen screen saver Because some TV screens may be susceptible to burn in or low grade damage to the screen image when static images are displayed for an extended time the digital entertainment center switches to a screen saver mode when it is inactive for 10 minute...

Page 25: ...tly asked questions are available onscreen at any time Press OPTIONS then select help For technical support see hp customer care on page 93 For more information on the HP Digital Entertainment Center visit either www hp com support de100c or www hp com go dec ...

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Page 27: ... it You can also record music to the digital entertainment center by copying it directly from a networked PC note To burn tracks from your library onto CD R or CD RW media see taking your music with you on page 45 accessing CD functions To access cd functions either press CD on your remote or front panel or select CD from the home menu in this chapter playing a CD page 26 recording CD tracks page ...

Page 28: ...ht the track you want 4 Press Play The CD plays beginning at the highlighted track While playing you can Stop playing Press Play to start playing the selected track from the beginning Pause playing Press Play or press Pause again to continue playing the selected track Fast forward or rewind These buttons let you quickly move forward or backward through the track Shuffle Repeat to randomly play you...

Page 29: ...tle track length 5 track 5 title track length track title artist time elapsed total length CD mode icon highlighted track arrow indicates currently playing track connected to internet icon is bright when connected dim when offline currently playing track track titles and length Artist Artist Artist Artist Album title Album title Album title Album title Track title Track title Track title Track tit...

Page 30: ...Here s how 1 On the front panel press the Open Tray button Insert a CD then close the tray 2 Select CD from the home menu or press CD The digital entertainment center retrieves the CD information and displays it dial up users It takes a minute or two for the digital entertainment center to dial up and connect with the CD database To make better use of your connection when recording multiple CDs se...

Page 31: ...1 track 1 title track length 2 track 2 title track length 3 track 3 title track length 4 track 4 title track length 5 track 5 title track length track title artist time elapsed total length currently recording track 3 press Stop to cancel recording status currently playing track Artist Album title Artist Album title Artist Album title Artist Album title Track recording recorded Track recording rec...

Page 32: ...ile the track is highlighted press OPTIONS 5 Select record track An add pad appears and the track title is added to it 6 To select another track to record use the arrow keys to highlight it Press ADD Continue highlighting and adding until all of the tracks you want to record are on the add pad 7 Press Record The selected tracks play and the digital entertainment center records the tracks to the ha...

Page 33: ...u can still play and or record the CD without the information then retrieve the information later Here s how 1 On the front panel press the Open Tray button Insert a CD then close the tray 2 Select CD from the Home menu or press CD 3 Press OPTIONS 4 Select cd info The digital entertainment center retrieves the CD information If you have already recorded the CD to the digital entertainment center t...

Page 34: ...digital entertainment center retrieves the CD information 3 When the CD track titles appear remove the CD and insert another This time the information appears quickly because the Internet connection is already live note The digital entertainment center attempts to retrieve CD information only the first time a CD is inserted If you insert a CD and the digital entertainment center does not attempt t...

Page 35: ...alled import note To find the digital entertainment center s IP address go to the digital entertainment center itself From the home menu select Settings then Network settings The IP address is displayed onscreen 3 Locate the MP3 files on your PC that you want to copy For example From Start choose Find then Files or Folders In the Named field enter mp3 Ensure that the Look In field is set to the dr...

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Page 37: ...le device and burn tracks from your library onto digital audio CD R or CD RW media See taking your music with you on page 45 accessing your library To access your library either press LIBRARY on your remote or front panel or select Library from the home menu in this chapter sorting and playing your music page 36 library navigation select vs play page 38 searching within your library page 39 creati...

Page 38: ...contents appear Continue navigating and selecting until you have chosen the music you want to hear 3 Press Play All the tracks to be played are displayed and play begins While playing you can Stop playing Press Play to start playing the selected track from the beginning Pause playing Press Play or press Pause again to continue playing the selected track Fast forward or rewind These buttons let you...

Page 39: ...e track length 2 track 2 title track length 3 track 3 title track length 4 track 4 title track length 5 track 5 title track length track title artist time elapsed total length Library mode icon highlighted track currently playing track arrow indicates currently playing track track titles and length Artist Artist Artist Artist Album title Album title Album title Album title Track title Track title ...

Page 40: ...f you press Play while the genre is highlighted all the tracks within that genre will play At the lowest level track titles SEL works just like Play it plays the listed music beginning with the highlighted track SEL and Play in library navigation album 1 track 1 track 2 track 3 artists artist A artist B artist C plays artist B s entire collection plays all tracks on album 1 starts playing at the h...

Page 41: ...les Press SEL 3 Press OPTIONS 4 Select search 5 Use the onscreen keyboard detailed on page 18 to enter the first few letters of the item you re searching for then select done on the keyboard The display will jump to the section of the music list that matches your search criteria Use the arrow buttons to navigate further within the list note Search is not case sensitive tip The search function look...

Page 42: ...1 From the library menu select Music 2 Navigate down to the appropriate level and highlight the first item you want to add to the playlist You can add items track by track or you can add multi track items such as an entire album 3 Press OPTIONS 4 Select add to then select playlist 5 Select the desired playlist An add pad appears and the item is added to the list If you add a multi track item all o...

Page 43: ...en press SEL The playlist s contents are displayed 3 Highlight the item you want to move or delete then press OPTIONS 4 Delete or move the item To delete it select delete The item is removed from the playlist To move it select move Use the arrow keys to move the item then press SEL clearing a playlist To clear a playlist 1 From the library menu select Playlists 2 Navigate to the list you want to c...

Page 44: ...highlight an item from the menu then press SEL 5 If desired select and edit another category 6 When finished press OPTIONS 7 Select done how changes are applied If you edit a track the changes you make are applied to that track only an artist album or genre your changes are applied to all tracks listed for that artist album or genre tip Are you missing CD information The online database may not ha...

Page 45: ...s or track titles 2 Highlight the item you want to delete then press OPTIONS 3 Select delete A confirmation pop up appears onscreen 4 Highlight delete then press SEL The item is deleted from your music library note CD tracks that are deleted from your music library are still catalogued within the digital entertainment center If you choose to record the tracks again the music will be recognized whe...

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Page 47: ...ng the music in your library you can write MP3 files or standard music files onto CD download MP3 tracks to a portable device accessing the functions Go to your library to make your music portable press LIBRARY on your remote or front panel or select Library from the home menu in this chapter writing to a CD page 46 putting your music on a portable device page 49 ...

Page 48: ...You can add items track by track or you can add multi track items such as an entire album or a complete playlist 4 When the item is highlighted press OPTIONS 5 Select add to then select cd writer 6 Select the music format you want to use see selecting a music format on page 48 7 Continue adding items to the add pad by navigating through the music list and pressing ADD tip Once you ve chosen music ...

Page 49: ...r message below the list Scroll through the track list to see which tracks are marked won t fit or bad MP3 then delete tracks from the list accordingly 9 To write the list to CD press OPTIONS Select record all error message If the disc in the drive is not writable or there is no disc present you ll see an error message below the list Ensure that a disc is in the drive the disc is Digital Audio CD ...

Page 50: ...ng on file size write an MP3 CD flat file system Writes MP3 files to CD without a subdirectory system Resulting CDs can be played in all MP3 compatible CD players Some CD players particularly some portable players that can play MP3 CDs can play only CDs with flat file systems If your CD player cannot play a CD created with a full file system try playing a CD written with this option File names app...

Page 51: ...th your portable device to the device itself and to the digital entertainment center The digital entertainment center has one USB port on the front and two USB ports on the back 2 If your portable device has a power switch make sure it s powered on If the device is not on or has insufficient battery power the digital entertainment center may not find or recognize it If the device requires media su...

Page 52: ...ist and pressing ADD 8 When finished press OPTIONS The screen displays your list noting which tracks are already on device which tracks will fit and which tracks won t fit To delete a track from the list highlight the track then press OPTIONS Select delete To change the order of the tracks highlight a track then press OPTIONS Select move and use the up or down arrow to move the item When you are d...

Page 53: ...inment center check the following Is your portable supported Go to www hp com support de100c for an updated list of supported players Is your device powered on Is the USB cord securely attached to the portable device and the digital entertainment center Does the portable device have sufficient power Does the portable device have media in place if required ...

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Page 55: ... radio stations explore new and featured stations browse and search for stations by genre location and more save your favorite stations for quick access accessing internet radio To access Internet radio either press INTERNET RADIO on your remote or front panel or select Internet Radio from the home menu in this chapter understanding internet radio page 54 finding and playing internet radio station...

Page 56: ...you connect via dial up you need to establish the connection first At today s transmission rates both dial up and broadband users will experience short pauses while playing Internet radio first as the device connects to the specific station then as the audio stream is buffered to the listening device buffering Buffering is the method Internet radio stations use to help the music or other audio pla...

Page 57: ... on your television screen However most user interaction with Internet radio graphics such as click here notices is designed for browser based Web access and is therefore not compatible with the digital entertainment center station availability Internet radio stations are sometimes unavailable due to technical difficulties with the stations themselves If a station is unavailable try again later ...

Page 58: ...y last station played To listen to the last station you selected 1 Highlight last station played 2 Press SEL or Play or browse stations Select this feature to look for stations by genre To browse 1 From the Internet Radio menu select Browse stations 2 Navigate to the genre you want then press SEL 3 Navigate to a station name then press SEL or Play or tip You can navigate around the digital enterta...

Page 59: ... the world To search 1 From the Internet Radio menu select Search all stations 2 To specify your search criteria by category highlight a category name Genre Country City or Language and press SEL then choose among the terms available You can also choose any or skip the category altogether 3 To search by other station details select keyword Using the onscreen keyboard enter information about the st...

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Page 61: ...iscover function You can even purchase CDs online Look for new feature and functions to be added to the Internet Guide For information on these and other updates see hp com support de100c For details on finding and discovering new music through Internet Radio see listening to internet radio on page 53 accessing your internet guide To access the Internet guide either press INTERNET GUIDE on your re...

Page 62: ...your order history Select Music finder and follow the prompts In general navigation through the music finder looks like this To view information such as artist info or discography highlight an artist album or track then press INFO To perform different actions onscreen such as adding an item to your shopping cart sorting results alphabetically or by date or changing the search criteria from artist ...

Page 63: ... guide s Music finder to enter a search for any artist album or track title Here you can access the same information discography related artists album details etc as well as options to order online your shopping cart When you order music online through the digital entertainment center you use the onscreen keyboard to enter shipping and billing information once The digital entertainment center stor...

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Page 65: ... When you re through viewing or changing settings you can either return to the settings menu by pressing BACK or go to another mode by pressing its selection button such as HOME CD or LIBRARY Look for more settings options as your system s software is upgraded For information on these and other updates see hp com support de100c in this chapter audio settings page 64 network settings page 66 schedu...

Page 66: ... can hold about half that amount To change the rate 1 From the settings menu select Encoding rate 2 Choose a rate from the drop down menu Available rates are 96 kbps space saver 128 kbps good the default rate 160 kbps very good 192 kbps excellent 256 kbps audiophile note This setting determines only the encoding rate for CDs recorded to the digital entertainment center from its internal CD drive F...

Page 67: ... When you select a test a 24 second music sample plays You can choose to End test before the music is finished If you don t hear music make sure your receiver s audio input setting is set to the correct input device the volume is set high enough and is not muted the audio cable is connected properly between your receiver and your digital entertainment center your stereo s existing audio cables are...

Page 68: ...for Internet access and or changes you ve made since then If you change your Internet connection upgrade to broadband switch ISPs change your password etc you ll need to make appropriate changes on the digital entertainment center To change these settings Select Modify basic settings and follow the onscreen instructions internet connection Choose Dial up or Broadband dial up If you re configuring ...

Page 69: ... outlined below appear onscreen To make changes select Modify advanced settings then select the appropriate item host name Specify the fully qualified host name for your digital entertainment center host name and domain in the format hostname domain You can select any host name you choose You can find your home network s domain name in your PC s network settings home networking All home networking...

Page 70: ...tertainment center To enable file sharing 1 Select Enable file sharing 2 Specify your network s workgroup name Select Done to accept the default WORKGROUP or select Edit and use the onscreen keyboard to make changes You can find your home network s workgroup name in your PC s network settings To disable file sharing select Disable file sharing prompt before dialing If you connect your digital ente...

Page 71: ... from the drop down menu scrolling up or down to see all the choices update time The update time is the hour during which your digital entertainment center performs system updates possibly connecting to the Internet to download upgrades The update time is pre set to occur during the middle of the night when you are not likely to be using the device and the phone line is likely to be free in case a...

Page 72: ...ist on the device note If you re copying music files to a CompactFlash card for use in the HP Journada your music files must be copied to a folder called My Documents Select My Documents My Documents My Documents My Documents on the external devices external devices external devices external devices settings screen and select the My Documents My Documents My Documents My Documents folder when you ...

Page 73: ...on and or offers For more information on these choices and to find out how HP protects your personal information see the HP Privacy Statement on page 98 To add or change your registration information 1 From the general information menu select Registration info 2 Select Modify settings 3 Follow the prompts using the onscreen keyboard to make text entries tip Registration lets HP help you by quickly...

Page 74: ...mer Care for support you may be asked for this information free hard disk space From the general information menu select this to find out what percentage of the digital entertainment center s 40 GB hard drive is available copyright information From the general information menu select this to find copyright details on technologies and information services used by the digital entertainment center ...

Page 75: ...al entertainment center s installation and configuration For additional information go to www hp com support de100c in this chapter step 1 get ready 74 step 2 connect 76 step 3 check setup 80 step 4 configure 81 step 5 connect to the internet 82 step 6 register 88 ...

Page 76: ...ox contains the following components note Save your box and packing materials They provide the safest way to transport your digital entertainment center digital entertainment center de100c two AAA batteries owner s guide phone splitter power cord audio cable red and white connectors 20 foot phone cord remote control composite video cable yellow connectors ...

Page 77: ...ted device See your router s manual for details on router connections and configuration Ethernet cable optional If your router or home network uses an Ethernet connection purchase this cable separately Home PNA users home phoneline network use the phone cable supplied choose a location Place your digital entertainment center where you can easily connect it to your television your stereo or audio v...

Page 78: ...refer to the diagram below AUDIO IN CD TAPE AUX1 AUX2 AUDIO IR MOUSE G LINK R R L AV COMPULINK VIDEO S VIDEO AUDIO OUT INPUT 1 INPUT 2 IN OUT L home phone jack de100c tv receiver phone jacks ethernet port Connect the phone cord OR an ethernet cable This illustration shows a typical configuration Your setup may differ router ...

Page 79: ...to red white to white Your receiver has several sets of input jacks Connect the de100c to the CD input jacks or an AUX set of jacks Be sure to set the receiver s audio input to the corresponding mode when you use your de100c as shown here note Digital audio capability is available through the de100c s OPTICAL and COAX ports To use them purchase the appropriate cables separately TUNER TAPE AUX1 AUX...

Page 80: ...eceiver Audio and video connections from the de100c must enter the receiver within the same device group for example an AUX group If your TV does not have a composite video IN jack available for use but another device in your system such as a VCR does you can connect the de100c to that device s video IN jack With this daisy chained method the device the connection passes through must be powered on...

Page 81: ... a phone jack in your home If your router or home network requires an Ethernet connection 1 Connect one end of your Ethernet cable to the de100c s Ethernet port 2 Connect the other end to your router or to a networked RJ45 jack in your home If you have a home phoneline network your home is networked to your router via telephone wire within the walls 1 Connect one end of the phone cord to one of th...

Page 82: ...our television your receiver with audio input tuned to the appropriate setting any daisy chained components such as a VCR After a short startup sequence you ll see welcome to the digital entertainment center on your TV screen Your digital entertainment center is now connected Proceed to step 4 configure on page 81 ...

Page 83: ...nels If you don t hear music during the test check that the audio cables are connected properly between your receiver and your digital entertainment center your receiver is set to the correct input device see connect the audio on page 77 your receiver s volume is set high enough and is not muted your stereo s existing audio cables are properly connected from the receiver to your speakers If your l...

Page 84: ... configure certain settings according to the ISP it s connecting to Onscreen select your ISP or Other Dialing prefix _____________________ If your PC uses a dialing prefix to access your ISP such as 9 for an outside line or 70 to disable call waiting you probably want and may need the digital entertainment center to use the same dialing prefix If you use more than one prefix you can simply enter t...

Page 85: ...teUnder rare circumstances your password may contain characters that aren t available on the digital entertainment center s onscreen keyboard If it does you ll need to change the password you use to connect to your ISP through your PC and your digital entertainment center Some ISPs let you change the password on your PC using software they provide Others require that you call their support number ...

Page 86: ...structions or see www hp com support de100c for troubleshooting advice tip connect icon Note the connect icon on your TV screen and the front panel display When you see this icon at half brightness your digital entertainment center is connecting to the Internet When the icon is fully lit your Internet connection is live tip If you need your phone line while the digital entertainment center is conn...

Page 87: ...t needs through your network When the auto setup success screen appears select Accept network settings HP strongly recommends against modifying these settings If your auto setup fails follow the onscreen instructions See if auto setup fails on page 86 or refer to www hp com support de100c for troubleshooting advice 2 Enter a Web proxy if required and test the connection Most ISPs do not require us...

Page 88: ...refers to home phoneline networking based on regular telephone wire that terminates in 4 prong RJ 11 jacks Internet address ___________________ Assign an Internet address IP address for your de100c The Internet address is a numeric value for most home networks it is 192 168 xx xx where xx represents numbers specific to your system You ll need the complete address including digits and periods See y...

Page 89: ...page 91 or call your ISP to ask 2 Enter the information onscreen Follow the onscreen instructions Select Edit to bring up the onscreen keyboard to enter the appropriate values select Next to continue to the next step note If you receive an error message while entering information correct the entry as indicated 3 Test the broadband connection When the success screen is displayed select Next to retu...

Page 90: ...u to keep you up to date on product information and offers HP keeps all your information private and secure For more information please see the HP Privacy statement page 98 or on the Web at www hp com support de100c Following the onscreen instructions enter your registration information Select Edit to bring up the onscreen keyboard for entry select Next to continue to the next step ...

Page 91: ...st of network components is displayed 4 Scroll to find the TCP IP setting for the network card that is connected to your home network and select the card name 5 Left click on Properties 6 Select the IP Address tab The Subnet mask you need is displayed 7 Select the Gateway tab Under Installed Gateways the first set of numbers is the Internet Gateway you need 8 Select the DNS Configuration tab Under...

Page 92: ...ft click Properties A list of network connections is displayed 3 Right click on the connection to your home network 4 Select Properties 5 In the Properties Window scroll to Internet Protocol TCP IP and select it The Subnet mask Internet gateway and Name server you need are displayed ...

Page 93: ...the Connections tab 4 Right click on the LAN Settings button 5 In the LAN Settings window if Use a Proxy Server is not checked you don t need a Web proxy If Use a Proxy Server is checked the address and port you need are displayed you may need to scroll left and right to see the entire address the Web proxy you need is formed by the address and port joined with a colon address port ...

Page 94: ...es if Direct Connection to the Internet is selected you don t need a Web Proxy if Automatic Proxy Configuration is selected you need to call your ISP for the proxy information if Manual Proxy is selected choose View in the Manual Proxy Configuration window the address and port you need are displayed the Web proxy you need is formed by the address and port joined with a colon address port ...

Page 95: ... hp com support de100c Phone call 208 323 2551 English only U S only Free phone support is available at the following times for customers whose devices are still within the stated warranty period This is a toll call Long distance charges may apply Monday through Friday 6 a m to 10 p m MST Saturday 9 a m to 4 p m MST After warranty period a fee of U S 25 per call will be charged to your Visa Master...

Page 96: ... digital entertainment center HP does not warrant that the operation of HP products will be uninterrupted or error free If HP is unable within a reasonable time to repair or replace any product to a condition as warranted you will be entitled to a refund of the purchase price minus taxes on a pro rated basis upon prompt return of the product Refunds within the first 3 months of ownership will be r...

Page 97: ...elf test programs run by the customer through the initial call to the HP Customer Care Center If during your technical support call it is determined that your product needs replacement then HP will ship you this replacement product the next business day free of charge This warranty upgrade offers maximized uptime and the convenience of door to door pickup and delivery with all packaging and freigh...

Page 98: ...during the warranty period HP will replace software media that does not execute its programming instructions due to such defects 3 HP does not warrant that the operation of HP products will be uninterrupted or error free If HP is unable within a reasonable time to repair or replace any product to a condition as warranted you will be entitled to a prorated refund of the purchase price minus taxes u...

Page 99: ...RECT SPECIAL INCIDENTAL CONSEQUENTIAL INCLUDING LOST PROFIT OR DATA OR OTHER DAMAGE WHETHER BASED IN CONTRACT TORT OR OTHERWISE Some countries states or provinces do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you 8 HP s limited warranty is valid in any country where the covered HP product is distributed by HP e...

Page 100: ...e Access and Accuracy Security and Oversight Notice The HP Digital Entertainment Center is designed to give you a flexible customized and secure listening experience HP uses the information we collect to understand our customers listening interests and preferences in order to deliver quality services HP does this through the collection of anonymous data that is aggregated for analysis The anonymou...

Page 101: ...We give you a choice regarding HP wide communications by postal mail e mail and telephone You can make your choice at registration or can change your preferences by updating your registration information in the HP Digital Entertainment Center Settings area This option does not apply to communication for the purpose of administering order completion and service or support updates HP contracts with ...

Page 102: ...ryption technologies Credit card numbers are used only for processing payment and are not used for other purposes Oversight Enforcement As a corporate sponsor HP is a member of the BBBOnLine Privacy Seal Program and complies with its privacy standards BBBOnLine is backed by an organization recognized for its expertise and experience in conducting successful national self regulation programs the Co...

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Page 104: ...cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or rel...

Page 105: ... Options All Conforms to the following product specifications Safety UL 1950 Third Edition CSA 22 2 No 950 95 EMC CISPR 22 1997 EN 55022 1998 Class B FCC Part 15 Class B Supplementary Information This product was tested in a typical configuration This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules of the USA Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause harmful in...

Page 106: ...ct to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause harmful interference 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operations This applies to all product options Hewlett Packard Company Colorado Personal Storage Solutions Division Telephone 970 635 1500 September 2001 Regulatory Compliance Manager ...

Page 107: ...g format 65 encoding rate 64 auto setup failure 85 availability radio station 55 B back button 15 basic settings 66 biography 14 broadband connecting to Internet 85 service configuring 67 browsing Internet radio stations 56 buffering 54 burning a CD 46 C cable USB 49 cancel button 19 case button 19 CD displaying the title 27 editing information 42 fast forwarding 26 gathering information 31 inform...

Page 108: ...tion type Ethernet or Home PNA 86 connection dial up 21 controlling de100c from front panel 11 with remote 10 copyright information 72 creating playlists 43 D delete button onscreen keyboard 19 deleting keystrokes 19 music from library 43 tracks from a list 47 50 dialing prefix 82 dial up connection 21 testing 84 dial up number 82 dial up service configuring 66 digital audio media 46 discography 1...

Page 109: ...12 G gateway finding 89 gathering CD information 31 getting help 14 graphics Internet radio 55 H hard disk space amount remaining 72 home button 13 home networking 67 Home PNA 86 host name 67 I icon connect 84 info button 14 information copyright 72 info button 14 installation checking setup 80 configuration 81 connect to internet 82 connecting audio 77 connecting video 78 diagram 76 Internet read...

Page 110: ...ylist add pad 40 search 39 sorting tracks 36 library button 13 listening to CD 26 featured station 56 last station played 56 playlists 41 location for de100c 75 M media erasing CD RW 48 mode on off 22 sleep 22 mode displaying 27 modifying playlists 41 moving backward through a track 16 MP3 player writing to 49 music adding to playlists 40 creating playlists 43 deleting from library 43 listening to...

Page 111: ... tracks 38 playlists adding music 40 creating 43 modifying 41 naming 40 playing 41 portable device external devices setting 70 supported 70 writing to 49 power button 12 power cord 79 power modes 22 powering down 22 privacy statement 98 prompt before dialing 68 R radio stations 54 availability 55 browsing stations 56 favorites 57 featured stations 56 last station played 56 searching 57 record butt...

Page 112: ...nternet radio stations 57 the library 39 select button 15 selecting menu items 15 music format 46 tracks 38 using arrow buttons 15 serial number viewing 72 setting time and date 69 time zone 69 update time 69 settings audio 64 65 setup checking 80 configuration 81 connect to Internet 82 connecting audio 77 connecting video 78 diagram 76 shuffle button 14 shuffling tracks 26 36 skip back button 16 ...

Page 113: ...highlighted track 27 37 displaying the recording status 29 displaying the title 37 editing information 42 fast forwarding 36 information 14 length 27 37 listening to playlists 41 modifying playlists 41 naming playlists 40 pausing 36 playing 38 playing from library 36 re ordering 47 50 repeating tracks 26 rewinding 16 searching 39 selecting 38 shuffling 26 36 skipping 16 sorting 36 stop playing 36 ...

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