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Install Internal MCE Receiver 

User can convert the external MCE receiver dongle 
internally by installing the receiver PCB on the 
MCE Receiver IR Rack that comes with the case. 
(Right below the power button) 

o

  Unscrew the 2 thumb screws and take out the 

IR receiver rack  

o

  Take out the MCE external receiver plastic 

enclosure by removing the two front rubber 
legs 

o

  Carefully install the MCE receiver module to 

the rack  (check rack to ensure no metal 
touching to avoid circuit shortage) 

o

  Secure the MCE receiver rack back to the 

case, make sure the IR sensor head is facing 
accurately behind the plastic window 

o

  Connect the receiver via the equipped USB 

converter cable to the onboard USB port 

Route the MCE IR Blaster sensor heads to the 
back of the case via the S/PDIF PCI slot hole and 
stick them to the set top box’s IR point 

 

Make sure no metal touching to avoid shortage 

 

 

Connect LCD Cables (Some of these steps follow 
after CPU & Cooler installation) 

o

  Use the orange tape in the accessory bag to 

tape the CPU heat sensor to the CPU heatsink 
so that LCD can display the CPU temperature 
accurately 

o

 

Connect the CPU heatsink fan to the LCD 
“CPU Fan” adapter, if your motherboard has 
the auto fan speed control function (base on 
CPU temp); plug the extension cord to the 
motherboard fan connector. In this case, the 
LCD will only display fan speed, no fan speed 
control will be available via the front knob 

 

<<Periodically check sensor head placement is 

recommended to ensure accurate CPU Temperature 

Reading>>

 

Connect LCD PWR connector 

Connect it directly to the Power Supply 12V 
connector. Like connecting the case fan. 
The power connector will serve: 

o

 LCD 

Module 

o

  Power Button LED light 

o

  80mm HDD Cooling fan

 

 

 

VFD (optional purchase to add on) 

If you wish to add a programmable VFD, The 288 model is 
fully compatible with the 20X2 MCE VFD module. Please 
check our website for more details: 

http://www.nmediapc.com/support_280VFD.htm

 

 

Organize the cables with provided tied cables. 

See picture 

for reference.

 

Summary of Contents for HTPC 280 BA

Page 1: ...uced transmitted transcribed stored in a retrieval system or translated into any language in any form by any means without the written permission of NMEDIA SYSTEM INC TECHNICAL SUPPORT If a problem ar...

Page 2: ...ectors onboard connectors required o USB 2 0 x 2 IEEE 1394 x 1 Audio Ports x 2 LCD module Temp sensor stickers Tight cables screws installation guide Other Components Micro ATX Motherboard Intel ViiV...

Page 3: ...ion with more space outside of the case 5 Some DVD trays cover need to be removed in order to eject the tray smoothly without blocking by the DVD flip down door 6 When installing the DVD drive adjust...

Page 4: ...A Audio Interface Pin 1 MIC IN Red Pin 2 MIC GND Black Pin 5 6 SR Pin 7 Empty White Pin 8 9 SL AC97 Codec Header Connect front Power switch connectors PWR SW See motherboard user guide for connection...

Page 5: ...Some of these steps follow after CPU Cooler installation o Use the orange tape in the accessory bag to tape the CPU heat sensor to the CPU heatsink so that LCD can display the CPU temperature accurat...

Page 6: ...at last to make more space during the installation process LCD Module LCD will display the CPU Case Temp reading CPU Cooler Fan Speed reading Alarm Features CPU Alarm Temperature When CPU temperature...

Page 7: ...t properly 110 230V Always unplug the power cord before inserting any add on devices Get the system checked by service personnel if below happens The power cable is damage Liquid has penetrated into t...

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