Neuros 442 Manual de usuario

PORTABLE MEDIA PLAYER/RECORDER

QUICK START GUIDE

Unpacking Your Unit

442 Digital Media Computer AC / DC adapter

Support CD with manual and

Ulead conversion software

Earphone

Line in/out ca le (2) Mini USB ca le

unction Overview

ront View/Control Buttons

1. POWER: Press the POWER utton to turn the unit on or off.

2. VOLUME CONTROL: Press Vol+ to increase or Vol- to decrease the volume.

3. Headphone jack.

4. TV/LOCK: outputs the display on the screen of the Neuros 442 to your TV.

You must first connect oth the line in/out ca le to the LINE OUT jack of the

Neuros 442 and the RCA jacks (red for right audio, white for left audio and

yellow for video) into the INPUT port of your TV.

When pressed for 2 seconds, locks (or unlocks if locked) all keys on the Neuros

442.

Note: you will not be able to switch the Neuros 442 unit on/off if it has been

locked using the TV/LOCK button. Before using the RESET key, always check

the TV/LOCK key to be sure it is not locked. That may eliminate the need to use

RESET.

5. Navigation Joystick: Press the arrow(s) (up, right, down, left) to navigate

through whatever menu, list of file folders, or other set of options is on-screen.

6. PLAY/PAUSE: press the Play/Pause utton to start audio or video play ack.

The Play/Pause utton also serves as the ENTER key when using folders and

files.

7. BACK/EXIT: While the Neuros 442 is in “Play” mode, press this utton to stop

and return to the previous menu. When not in “Play” mode, press this utton to

return to the previous menu.

8. MENU: Press to enter the Setting Options menu.

Note: each of the 7 categories has a different set of options as you press the

Menu utton.

Power On and Off

1. Press and hold the Power utton for 2~3 seconds to power the Neuros 442

on or off.

2. Automatic shut off takes place when the Neuros 442 unit has een idle.

Lightly tap the center of the Navigation Joystick to awaken the Neuros 442

unit.

After the startup screen (with the Neuros 442 logo displayed), you will see the

main options scrolled across the top. You can now egin to use the Neuros 442.

Main Menu

The main menu has seven options represented y icons listed elow. Note that

each icon has two names, a longer name that appears elow the icon and a

shorter name that appears a ove (and is in parentheses elow). The longer

name is used throughout this manual.

Video Player (Video) / Photo Viewer (Photo) / iles Management ( iles)

/Voice Recording (PVR) / Video Recording (Video) / Setting Options (Setup)

Audio Player (Audio).

Note: if the Neuros 442 a ears to be non-res onsive, make sure to check the

TV/LOCK button as instructed under “Front View/Control Buttons” above. If this

does not resolve the roblem, you may then use the Reset button at the bottom

of the unit (described below).

Setting Options

1. Press the left or right arrow of the Navigation Joystick until the Setting

Options icon is in the center and highlighted.

2. Press the Play/Pause utton to enter the Setting options category.

3. Press the up or down arrow on the Navigation Joystick to select the item of your

choice.

4. Press the BACK/EXIT utton to return to the main menu

Video Player

1. From the main menu, use the Navigation Joystick (right and left arrows) to

highlight the Video Player icon, then press Play/Pause to enter the Video

Player directory.

2. Video content can e found in the “PVR (Personal Video Recordings)” folder

and in “Video” or other appropriately-named folders. (You may choose to

rename the folders to suit your needs.) When a video or audio item is

recorded directly to the Neuros 442, it is automatically saved to a directory

named with the current date. You likely would want to re-name it and perhaps

relocate it in the Neuros 442 file structure (see Files Management elow).

After selecting one of the folders with the Navigation Joystick, press the

Play/Pause utton. Select the filename for the item you wish to play y using

the Navigation Joystick,” to highlight it. Then press the Play/Pause utton

to start the video Player.

3. To fast-forward a video during a play ack, press and release the right arrow

on the Navigation Joystick. (Press once to fast-forward y 2x, press twice to

fast-forward 4x, etc.—the maximum fast-forward speed is 16x.) Press the

Play/Pause utton when ready to return to normal video play ack speed.

4. To rewind (or “fast-reverse”) the video Player, press and release the left arrow

on the Navigation Joystick. (Press once to fast-rewind y 2x, press twice for

4x, etc.—the maximum fast-rewind speed is 16x.) Press the Play/Pause

utton to return to normal video play ack speed.

(Note: the audio and the video might seem to be out of synch for a few

seconds when you switch from a fast-forward or rewind mode to normal

layback s eed.)

5. You can redirect the video output from the Neuros 442 screen to a TV (or

other device linked to it, like a ca le converter or home theater control unit) y

pressing the TV/LOCK utton. Pressing the utton again redirects the signal

ack to the Neuros 442.

6. Managing Audio/Video/Photo and Other Files on the Neuros 442. You can

transfer the Video, Audio, Photo, or any other kind of file within the Neuros

442 or etween it and a PC y using the PC’s file management tools.

Connect the Neuros 442 to your PC using the mini USB ca le. Then you use

your computer’s operating system and file management tools to arrange your

data (music, photos, video, etc.) as you like (you can rename files, use drag

and drop or cut and paste features). The changes you make while connected

to the PC will e reflected in the Neuros 442 after you disconnect it from your

PC y removing the USB ca le.

Note: The Neuros 442 will a ear as an external hard drive on your com uter.

While the Neuros 442 is connected to a PC, its display screen is locked so

you will not be able to navigate t roug t e menus of t e unit.

Setup for Playback from Video Player

Within the Video Player category, you can choose how your files and folders will

e played y adjusting the “Re eat” function. Press the Menu utton to access

this function.

The default setting is “Folder”, which means that the Neuros 442 will repeat

each of the file(s) in a selected folder and then repeat them (until you stop it).

If this folder has only one file, the Neuros 442 will play the file over and over

until you exit the playing mode. If you have several files, they will e played

one after another until you exit the playing mode. Other setting options are:

“Favorite” (Fav.) which will play only the files you have added to your

“Favorites.” (In the “Files” option, the Menu utton lets you designate

something as “Favorite.”) “All” will display and play in turn all the video files

from all folders. “Single” will repeat the selected item (folder or individual file)

once. “None” turns off the repeat function, so items (e.g., files) you select will

e played only once.

After you have chosen how your folders and files will e played, highlight “Update

Playlist” using the Navigation Joystick, and click Play/Pause to update your

new play setting. The new setting will not e saved if you do not go through this

step.

Audio Player

1. While in the Neuros 442 main menu, use the Navigation Joystick to select the

Audio Player icon. Press the Play/Pause Button to enter the Audio Player

directory.

2. Use the Navigation Joystick to highlight a file, then Press the Play/Pause

utton to play it.

In addition to the repeat functions descri ed for the Video Player category,

you can select a Shuf. (Shuffle) or Rand. (Random) playing option y

pressing the Menu utton. The shuffle option will play every file in the

selected folder once, as the random option will play files randomly (some

might e played more than once). Once you have selected the playing option

of your choice, highlight the update playlist and press the Play/Pause utton.

3. You can organize your Audio content within the Neuros 442 or transfer files

to and from a PC y using the files management features of your operating

system. See the description in the Video Player section a ove.

Note: The re eat function described in the Video Player section above is also

valid for the Audio Player menu.

Video Recording

1. Insert the single end of the supplied Line In/Out Cable to the Line In port on

the top side of the Neuros 442 and insert the three (red, white, and yellow)

connectors on the other end of the Ca le into the corresponding colored ports

for the device you will e recording from (the “source” such as ca le ox,

VCR, DVD player, camcorder, etc). Make sure the ca les are inserted into the

“out” ports of the source device.

Note: Most TVs do not have a video out ut. For this reason, you won’t be able to

record directly from the TV and will most likely have to record TV shows from a

cable box, satellite receiver box, or Personal Video Recorder (PVR) and Digital

Video Recorder (for exam le, TiVoTM).

2. While on the Neuros 442 main menu, use the Navigation Joystick to

highlight the Video Recording icon, then press the Play/Pause key to enter

the Video Recording category. Once you are on this screen you will see a

film anner with the letters ‘PVR’ on the left side. Press the Menu utton

while viewing this screen and you will e a le to set recording options

(resolution and quality), the recording time limit (set in increments of 30

minutes), and the Timer Recording. Once you have chosen the recording

options you want, press the BACK/EXIT utton to close the menu.

Important: t e default setting for t e recording time is 30 minutes. If you

wis to record a longer video, make sure to c ange t e recording time

before starting t e recording.

Note: You can choose among several levels of recording to trade-off icture

quality with the amount of disc storage required: QVGA (320X240) is the lowest

setting and is recommended if you only lan to lay back your video on the

Neuros 442 and wish to use the least storage s ace. This resolution is all you

need for the small screen. While it’s also com atible with TV’s, etc, the

shar ness of the icture will decline as the screen becomes larger. HVGA

(640x240) rovides a higher quality for layback on TV’s. The extra resolution is

unnecessary for the Neuros 442 and will consume more disc s ace. You can

also choose a fine, normal or economy recording. The higher the quality of the

recording, the bigger the file will be.

3. Press the Play/Pause utton to start the video recording. The anner will

disappear from the screen and you will see the images of what is eing

recorded

Note: If the “Low Battery!” message a ears on the screen, the battery may run

out during the recording. We recommend you lug the unit into AC ower during

recording whenever ossible.

4. Pause Recording: You can pause the recording y pressing the Play/Pause

utton. You will resume the recording y pressing the Play/Pause utton

again.

Note: If you ress the BACK/EXIT button, you will sto the recording, not ause

it. A new file will be created as you resume the recording.

5. Timer Recording:

a. Start y setting the 442 internal clock and date in the Setting Options

category: use the Navigation Joystick to highlight the Setting

Options icon, then press Play/Pause to enter the Setting Option

directory. Use the Navigation Joystick to set the date and time. Once

set, use the BACK/EXIT utton to go ack to the main menu.

. In the Video Recording category press the Menu utton and you will

see the following option: Quick Viewer, Resolution, V Quality, A

Quality, Rec Time, and Time Rec.

The first option highlighted in the Timer Recording menu is Schedule: ON or OFF

(select with right and left Arrow of the Navigation Joystick). Select ON to

activate the Timer Recording and OFF to desactivate it.

You can schedule up to 3 recordings: use the left and right arrows to set date,

time and length. The up and down arrows to change field.

Mon for Month

Date for the Day of the week (1 to 31)

Hour (1 to 24h)

Min for Minute (1 to 60)

Length of recording (By increment of 30 minutes).

Note: The Timer Recording will work even if the unit has been turned off. The

Timer Recording will not work however, if you are already watching a video or

hotos or listening to music.

Once recording is complete, stop the recorder y pressing the BACK/EXIT

utton. Recorded video files will e saved in the PVR folder in a su directory

named with the current date.

Audio Recording

1. Insert the single end of the supplied Line In/Out Cable to the Line In port on

the top side of the Neuros 442 and insert at least the two (audio connectors)

of the the three (red, white, and yellow) connectors on the other end of the

Ca le into the corresponding colored ports for the device you will e

recording from (the “source” such as a CD player, TV, or other audio output

device). The source device outputs may not e color-coded and could

instead have text indicating which channel is “right” and which is “left.”

2. From the Neuros 442 main menu, use the Navigation Joystick to locate the

Voice Recording icon, then press the Play/Pause utton to select it and

enter the Voice screen. Once you are in this screen you will see a film anner

with the word “Voice” on the left side. Press the Menu utton to set the

preferred recording options and the recording time (in increments of 30

minutes). Once you have set the recording options for the item you’re a out

to record, press the BACK/EXIT utton. Press the Play/Pause utton to start

audio recording. The anner will disappear from the screen, indicating

recording is under way.

Note: If the “Low Battery” message appears on the screen the attery may run

out during recording. We recommend you plug the unit into AC power during

recording whenever possi le.

3. Once the recording is complete, stop the recording y pressing the

BACK/EXIT utton. If you then resume recording, a new file will e created.

iles Management

1. Files are generally most easily manipulated (renamed, moved to different

directories, copied, etc. when the Neuros 442 is connected to a PC (see #6

under Video Player section a ove).

2. To manage files using the Neuros 442 without connecting it to a PC, choose

the iles Management icon from the main menu with the Navigation

Joystick and press the Play/Pause utton.

3. If you have an SD (“Secure Digital”) card in the Neuros 442, there will e a

split screen (with “a: HD” [HD= “Hard Disk”] on the left side and “ : SD/MMC”

[SD/MMC = “Secure Digital/Multi Media Card”] on the right side). This means

you can treat the left side as disk a: and the right side as disk :, where

transferring files ack and forth is similar to doing that on a PC. If there is no

SD card installed, “a: HD” appears on oth sides.

a. To copy files from one folder to another: Highlight a file y scrolling to it

with the Navigation Joystick, then highlight it y pressing the

Play/Pause utton. An arrow will appear y the highlighted file. Repeat

the selection steps if you wish to copy several files. To copy the

highlighted files into a folder on the right side of the screen

(“destination folder”), scroll to the desired folder using the Navigation

Joystick and enter it y pressing the Play/Pause utton. Then press

the Menu utton, scroll to “Co y” and press the Play/Pause utton.

Choose Yes when asked Co y Files? All the selected files will e

copied into the destination folder you selected.

. To delete a file, highlight the file and press Play/Pause. Then press

the Menu utton. Scroll to Delete File and press Play/Pause. When

asked if you want to Delete Files select Yes with the Navigation

Joystick and press Play/Pause.

c. To create a new folder, press the Menu utton and highlight Make a

Directory. When asked if you want to make a directory, highlight Yes,

with the Navigation Joystick and press Play. A new folder named

“tem 00” will e created; the next new folder will e “tem 01” and so

forth. You will have to connect the Neuros 442 to a PC with the USB

port in order to rename the folder with a more suita le title.

Format option: Use this only to reformat the Neuros 442 disk in case of a solute

necessity. You will erase all the files on the Hard Drive of the Neuros 442 if

you format it. Do not take this drastic step until you have at least contacted

[email protected] to confirm that formatting is the correct option for

your situation. Before using the ormat option, ack up all files to a computer

after connecting the Neuros 442 to the computer through the provided USB

ca le.

Note:

1. The Neuros 442 attery should e charged ONLY with the provided power

Adapter.

2. You should use the AC adapter when recording to prevent the attery from

running out efore completion.

3. We recommend setting resolution and AV quality in the Setting Options

menu to “Best” efore recording from TV.

4. If a file selected to play or to view is not supported y the Neuros 442, you

will see the message Unsupported.

5. To repeatedly play a Video or Audio file, press Menu and Re eat. You may

choose “off” “All”, “folder”, “favorites”, as descri ed a ove. There is also a

Shuf. (shuffle) option for audio files.

6. From time to time, Neuros may provide firmware upgrades that will e

downloada le for free from our We site. To upgrade your firmware, please

download the firmware to the Neuros 442 hard disk, storing it in the root

directory (the main folder). Power up the Neuros 442, choose the Setting

Options icon and scroll down using the Navigation Joystick to highlight

“Update irmware”, then hit the Play/Pause utton.

Top View

AV IN (may also e la eled Line In): “AV” = Audio/Visual. Plug the single plug

end of the ca le here to connect for receiving audio or video input from an

external source, e.g., CD player, DVD player, TV.

AV OUT (may also e la eled Line Out): Plug the single plug end of the ca le

here to connect for sending audio or video output from the Neuros 442 to an

external receiver, e.g., radio, TV, stereo, entertainment center). This makes the

Neuros 442 the source.

USB Port: Connect the mini USB connector of the supplied USB ca le here, and

connect the other end to your PC. (Note: USB = “Universal Serial Bus.”)

DC IN Plug (la eled “5V” for 5 volts) is for connecting the Neuros 442 with

external power using the supplied AC Adapter. This will power the unit during its

operation and it will recharge the attery in the Neuros 442.

Bottom View

SD/MMC Slot: Insert a memory card (“Secure Digital/Multi Media Card”) here.

You can copy files from it to the Neuros 442. The files can e of any type that is

supported: audio, pictures, video, voice recordings.

Reset: If the Neuros 442 appears to e locked up, you can reset it y gently

inserting the end of a paper clip in this small hole. Before re-setting, check to

see whether the screen is locked: press and hold the TV/LOCK utton for a few

seconds. If it unlocks and starts to work again, you will not have to reset.

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