Micca EP600 Manuel utilisateur

EP600 Network Digital Media Player

Owner’s Manual

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1.0 Quick Guide

1.1 Connection to HDTV

1. Connect the HDMI cable from media player’s HDMI output to HDTV’s HDMI input.

2. On the media player, select Setup →Audio →HDMI Output →LPCM.

1.2 Connection to 5.1CH Amplifier (Digital) and HDTV

1. Connect the HDMI cable from media player’s HDMI output to HDTV’s HDMI input.

2. Connect the optical fiber cable from media player’s OPTICAL output to 5.1CH amplifier’s

OPTICAL input.

3. On the media player, select Setup →Audio →SPDIF Output →RAW.

1.3 Connection to 7.1CH Amplifier and HDTV

1. Connect the HDMI cable from media player’s HDMI output to 7.1CH amplifier’s HDMI

input.

2. Connect the other HDMI cable from 7.1CH amplifier’s HDMI output to HDTV’s HDMI input.

3. On the media player, select Setup →Audio →HDMI Output →RAW.

2.0 Remote Control

2.1 Picture

2.2 Remote Control Overview

Seq.

Button Description

1 POWER Turns the media player ON or OFF.

COLOR Buttons

These are reserved buttons that provide different functions in

different menus. For example, the Green button brings up the

operation submenu in the media library menu.

3 EJECT Ejects the disc of a CD/DVD/BD-ROM drive attached to the media

player.

4 VFD Turns ON or OFF the VFD light on the front panel of the media player

(EP650 only).

5 TIMER Sets the time period for auto power off.

6 SETUP Switches to the Setup Menu directly for changing system settings.

7 TV MODE Switches among NTSC, PAL, 480p, 576p, 720p50/60Hz,

1080i50/60Hz, and 1080p50/60Hz video output modes.

8 16:9 Switches among 16:9, 4:3 Letter Box, and 4:3 Pan Scan aspect

ratios.

9 BOOKMARK Brings up Bookmark list to play the video from the position where the

playback was stopped last time.

ZOOM

Zoom in/out the playing photo or video.

Available photo zoom scales: 2x, 4x, 8x and 16x.

Available video zoom scales: 1x, 2x, 3x, 4x and 8x.

11 REPEAT Switches repeat option among Chapter, Title, or Offset.

12 MOVIE Enter MOVIE library.

13 MUSIC Enter MUSIC library.

14 PHOTO Enter PHOTO library.

15 AUDIO Switches among audio tracks.

16 SUBTITLE Switches among subtitle tracks.

17 MUTE

Press to mute audio output, and press again to unmute.

It is a multifunction button with different functions in different menus.

•In Movies, Music, Photo or File Manager mode, press “MENU” to

show options.

•When playing movies, music or photo, press “MENU” to show

the playback menu.

•When playing DVD/BD media files, press “MENU” to show

DVD/BDMV navigation menu, subtitle setup menu, TV output

resolution menu etc.

19 VOL+/VOL- Increases or decreases the volume.

20 HOME Switches to Main Menu.

RETURN

Returns to the previous menu.

Exists from the subtitle, audio track, or time seek menus when

playing movie.

22 Directional

Keypad

Navigates and highlights menu items or media files.

23 OK Confirms the selection or start playback.

24 INFO Displays the media file information such as the title and encoding

format.

During video playback, shows the search operation menu.

In the media library mode, shows the file searching menu.

In the WIFI setup menu, re-scan the wireless network.

PAGE UP/PAGE

DOWN

Changes page in file browser.

Jumps to the previous/next chapter during BD/DVD playback.

Plays the previous/next file during file playback.

Jumps to the previous/next picture in photo slide show.

27 Internet Media

Service (IMS)

Enter Internet media service menu.

28 RWD Fast rewinds the current playback.

Presses repeatedly to switch among different fast rewind speeds.

29 PLAY Plays the selected item.

Pause or resume the current playback.

30 STOP Stop the current playback.

31 FWD Fast forwards the current playback.

Presses repeatedly to switch among different fast forward speeds.

3.0 Setup

The Setup menu allows you to change System, Audio, Video, Network, Intelligent and MISC settings.

Within the setup menu, use the “Directional Keypad” to navigate and highlight setting items, and then

press “OK” to enter the submenu to change the setting.

3.1 System Settings

Menu Language Changes the system language.

Text Encoding Changes the subtitle text encoding language.

Time Sets system time.

R/RW Auto-Play Auto-Plays DVDs found in a DVD/BD-ROM drive attached to the media

player.

Screen Saver Timing: Sets the minimum idle time before showing screen saver.

Source: Changes the source of the screen saver.

DLNA DMR Pushes movie, music or photo from a DMC (

DMC should be in conformity

with the DLNA protocol.) to the media player. Known compatible DMC

includes Windows7, Android, and iPhone (phones should install software

such as imediashare or eyecon to enable sharing).

Device Name Sets the network device name of the media player.

MiniKBD Language Sets the default language of the on-screen keyboard.

Resume Play When it’s on, you can watch a movie from the last stop position.

Format Formats the HDD on internal SATA interface (EP650 only).

Factory Default Erases the current settings and applies the default settings.

3.2 Audio Settings

Night Mode Sets Night Mode to On, Off, or Comfort. This function changes the

maximum dynamic audio range.

HDMI Output LPCM: Outputs down-mixed 2.0 decoded audio over HDMI. Use this

setting when connecting to a HDTV with HDMI input directly.

RAW: Passes-through the original bit-stream audio over HDMI. Use this

setting when connecting to an amplifier with HDMI input and decoding

capability.

SPDIF Output LPCM: Outputs down-mixed 2.0 decoded audio over SPDIF.

RAW: Passes-through the original bit-stream audio over SPDIF. Use this

setting when connecting to a digital amplifier with SPDIF input and

decoding capability.

HD Audio Core

Output

5.1 CORE ONLY: Passes-through 5.1 core only for DTS-HDMA and

TRUEHD.

HD AUDIO 7.1: Passes-through 7.1 bit-stream for DTS-HDMA, TRUEHD

and LPCM.

DOLBY(AC3),DTS,

AAC, WMA Pro

Output

LPCM: Always outputs down-mixed 2.0 decoded audio for the specified

audio format and overrides HDMI Output and SPDIF Output settings.

RAW(Bitstream): Always passes-through the original bit-stream for the

specified audio format, so the bit-stream setup on HDMI Output and

SPDIF Output is available.

3.3 Video Settings

Aspect Ratio Pan Scan 4:3: Displays a wide picture on the entire screen of 4:3 TV and

cuts off exceed parts on two sides.

Letter Box 4:3: Displays a wide picture with two black borders on the top

and bottom of 4:3 TV without cutting off any picture.

16:9: Display the whole picture on 16:9 TV.

16:10: Display the whole picture on 16:10 monitor.

TV System Switches TV output mode among HDMI Auto, NTSC, PAL, 480P, 576P,

720P 50Hz, 720P 60Hz, 1080i 50Hz, 1080i 60Hz, 1080P 50Hz,

and 1080P

60Hz.

Video Zoom

CRT (Over Scan): Shrinks the video to compensate the over scan for CRT

TV.

Full Pixel (Just Scan): Plays videos in the original size.

Digital Noise

Reduction

Enables or disables DNR.

1080P 24Hz On: If the video content is 24fps, the media player will play it in

1080P/24Hz mode automatically.

Off: Always plays videos in the selected video output mode.

Deep Color Changes HDMI Color Depth.

3.4 Network Settings

Wired Lan Setup Before using the network function, connect the media player to the

network first. You can select DHCP(AUTO) or FIX IP(MANUAL). Enable

the DHCP service on your router before using DHCP(AUTO) setting.

If FIX IP(MANUAL) is selected, fill in IP Address, Subnet Mask, Default

Gateway and DNS server IP address.

Wireless Setup

Make sure there is a wireless router or an AP (Access Point) in the network

and your media player is within the effective range.

Setup steps:

Once you choose wireless setup, your media player will automatically

search and display available wireless networks.

Select your desired wireless network.

Input the password/key for the wireless network.

If the media player hasn’t detected any wireless network, please check

your wireless router and the effective range of the WLAN. You can press

“SEARCH” button to re-scan the available wireless network.

PPPoE Setup Sets PPPoE ID and Password.

BT Process Turns on/off the built-in BT client.

Samba Process Turns on/off the built-in Samba server.

BT&Samba Security On: Users will need an ID and Password to access the player’s web

interface. User ID: admin Password: 123

Only the password can be changed.

Off: Users do not need ID and Password.

3.5 Intelligent Settings

Subtitle Automation

Recognition

Automatically recognizes subtitle encoding type, such as UTF8, BIG5,

GB2312, and etc.

TS Seamless

Playback

On: The group of files in the same directory such as

xx_yy_zz_01.ts, xx_yy_zz_02.ts and, xx_yy_zz_03.ts will be playback

seamlessly.

Note: It’s only valid for TS/PS file and not for AVI, MKV files.

Off: Plays files one by one with 2 seconds interval between files.

BDMV Folder

Auto-Play

On: When browsing file, pressing “OK” on t

he BDMV folder will play BDMV

folder and pressing “Play” button will play BDMV file.

BDMV default subtitle

Sets the default subtitle language track for playing BDMV.

BDMV default audio Sets the default audio language track for playing BDMV.

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