Conceptronic CSM3NET Instrucciones De Uso página 27

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Component:
• Connect the Component Cable (Red, Green, and Blue) to the Component jacks [10, 11, 16] of the unit.
• Connect the other end of the Component cable to the Component Jacks on your TV.
VGA:
• Connect the VGA cable of your monitor to the VGA connection [19] of the unit.
Connecting the Audio Cable(s)
You can connect the unit to your TV and/or your home cinema system in 2 different ways:
- Analog, through the RCA Audio Jacks of the unit.
- Digital, Through the Optical Digital S/PDIF output of the unit.
Analog:
• Connect the Audio jacks (Red, White) of the Composite cable to the RCA Audio jacks [12 , 18] of the
unit.
• Connect the other end of the Composite cable to the RCA Audio Jacks of your TV or receiver.
Digital:
• Connect the Digital optical cable to the S/PDIF output [15] of the unit.
• Connect the other end of the Digital optical cable to the Digital optical input of your receiver.
Connecting the Network cable
When you want to read/write data from/to on the unit through the network, you need to connect the unit
to your network device, like a switch or a router.
• Connect the network cable to the network connection [9] of the unit.
• Connect the other end of the network cable to your network device (switch, router, etc.).
Connecting the Power Supply
When the unit is connected to your Audio/Video equipment, you can connect the power supply to the unit.
• Connect the included power supply to the DC input [21] of the unit and to a free wall socket.
• Set the main power switch on the back of the unit to 'I' to power the unit.
The unit will now turn on and the unit will start in Network Mode.
Note: When the unit is connected to a free wall outlet and the main power switch is set to 'I', the
unit will start in Network Mode. In Network Mode, the harddisk will spin and the unit will
consume power, but the idle time of the harddisk is set to 15 minutes by default, meaning that
the power consumption will be lower when the harddisk is turned off.
Preparing the Remote Control
• Remove the plastic battery strip from the remote control.
Notes: - The best operational range of the remote control
is about 5 meters.
- Point the remote control to the IR receiver which
is embedded in the front panel of the unit.
- The receiving angle of the IR receiver is ±30
degrees.
- Change the battery (CR2025) when it is weak or
empty.
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