Fantec MM-CH26US, User Manual

Page 1: ...FANTEC MM CH26US 2 5 HDD Media Player User Manual ...

Page 2: ...ers 5 2 About the Player 6 2 1 Front Panel 6 2 2 Rear Panel 6 2 3 Site Panel 6 2 4 Remote control 7 3 First Time Usage 10 3 1 Connect the player with your TV 10 3 2 Connect the Player with your PC 10 4 Product Usage 11 4 1 Browse and Play the Media Files 11 4 2 SETUP 12 4 3 File Edit 14 4 3 1 Copy 14 4 3 2 Delete 14 4 3 3 New folder Rename 14 4 3 4 Properties 15 4 3 5 Cancel 15 5 Appendix 16 5 1 F...

Page 3: ...ps DVD Menu MPG1 2 4 Picture Format JPEG JPG Picture play mode 15 picture preview function Slide show Picture Back Music supported GOTO function You can set the playing time when you want to start the movie Video Support Support Subtitle Integrated in VOB file as DVD Support Multi Language for VOB A V output CVBS HDMI video output TV output NTSC PAL Power Supply AC input 100V 240V 50 60HZ 0 7A DC ...

Page 4: ...t 110g Software upgrade Support software upgrade from USB Stick FAT32 Operating Temperature 10 C 60 C Working Humidity 10 75 Packing list Check the accessories after receive the product If something is missing please contact your merchant immediately to insure your consumer s right No Name Quantity 1 Media player 1 pcs 2 Power Adapter 1 pcs 3 Remote Controller 1 pcs 4 AV cable 1pcs 5 USB cable 1 p...

Page 5: ...a Do not replace the adapter or cable s wire or connector 1 4 3 Radio interference compatibility If not properly shielded almost all electronic devices will get radio interference Under some conditions your player might get interference The design of this player has followed the FCC CE standard and has followed the following rules 1 This player may not cause harmful interference 2 This player coul...

Page 6: ...of data stored on the hard disk 1 4 7 Others When using this player please do not let the player come into contact with water or other liquids if water is accidentally spilled on the player please use a dry cloth to absorb the spillage Electronic products are vulnerable when using please avoid shaking or hitting the player and do not press the buttons too hard Do not let the player come into conta...

Page 7: ... Composite video output port Output to connect composite video and audio USB USB Host USB port to connect USB devices Mini USB 2 0 USB port USB port for PC communication HDMI HDMI output Output to connect HDMI 2 3 Site Panel Taste Funktion ENTER Press to select options in menus UP Press the arrow buttons to select menu options and the ENTER button to confirm DOWN LEFT RIGHT ...

Page 8: ...2 4 Remote control EN 7 17 ...

Page 9: ...lect options in menus Press arrow keys to rotate pictures 9 REPEAT Choose file repeat mode repeat one repeat all 10 PAUSE Pause key 11 FAST RWD FAST REWIND button Press to fast rewind the current playback Press repeatedly to select speeds 12 FAST FWD FAST FORWARD button Press to fast forward the current playback Press repeatedly to select speeds 13 STOP Press to stop playback 14 AUDIO Choose audio...

Page 10: ...play the file info 28 PSM Change the slide show mode 29 DVD Play DVD folder like a common DVD player 30 S SHOW Slide Show button Press to start the Slide show Change R C battery 1 Battery service life is about one year It depends on usage frequency and operation 2 If remote control doesn t work when it is near the unit please change battery Note Please dispose the exhausted batteries according to ...

Page 11: ...ion cable HDD player becomes computer local HDD You can edit files and folders like files on your PC s HDD Note 1 Supported OS WINDOWS XP 2000 VISTA Windows 7 Linux FAT32 MAC OS FAT32 Disconnect from computer WARNING DO NOT SIMPLY PULL OUT THE USB CABLE AT ANY TIME You must properly remove unit from the computer before disconnecting the USB cable to avoid loss data or freezing the computer To safe...

Page 12: ...o files on the player were displayed in a list ordered by name MUSIC All music files on the player were displayed in a list ordered by name PHOTO All photos on the player were displayed in a list or as a digest can be set in the setup menu SLIDE A slideshow with the pictures on your player starts FILE All media files on the player were displayed The directory structure is kept To start the playbac...

Page 13: ...rection keys to select title or submenu then press ENTER key to confirm HIGHLIGHT selection 3 Press SETUP key to exit setup menu display General Page OSD Language Select the Menu Language Screen Saver Turn screen saver on off Speaker Setup Page Downmix Set speaker downmix mode Left Right Stereo 51 channel EN 12 17 ...

Page 14: ...LB wide TV type Set TV standard multi system PAL NTSC Video output Set video output resolution CVBS 720p 1080i Note 720p and 1080i can only be displayed via HDMI Preferences Page Defaults Select Reset and press ENTER to load the default settings Slide time Set the interval for the slide show 5s 10s 15s Slide mode Set transition effect for slide show Photo digest Turn photo digest on off Autorun Tu...

Page 15: ...ed as aim folder then mark the file you want to copy and press EDIT key to show edit menu Select the item copy by UP DOWN key and then press ENTER 4 3 2 Delete Select DELETE sub selection press ENTER key screen showing remind dialog box select YES to delete the item or NO cancel this operation 4 3 3 New folder Rename a Select the file press EDIT key to show edit menu select New folder Rename sub s...

Page 16: ...l the current inputting alphabet Note You can not create or edit files or folders on SD MMC cards 4 3 4 Properties Select this sub selection screen showing the properties of the file 4 3 5 Cancel Select cancel sub selection to cancel edit operation Note The edit button is only effective under File directory and HDD format must be FAT32 EN 15 17 ...

Page 17: ...deo input format usually is video or AV No volume Volume display 0 TV or player Adjust volume Audio cable not connected effectively Connect audio cable effectively Playing pictures rolling up poor quality pictures Reset up TV format such NTSC PAL Power off first select correct TV or display format Picture quality is bad Take pictures with better quality Remote control doesn t work Battery with no ...

Page 18: ...joyment without permission from the copyright holder Trademarks Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation All other trademarks are property of their respective holders 5 3 Warranty What your warranty does not cover Acts of nature such as fire static discharge Damage from unauthorized repair alteration or accident Damage from misuse or neglect A unit that has been mod...