Teac WAP-V6000 User manual

WAP-V6000
INSTRUCTION MANUAL

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Contents
Copyright Notices 2
Dear User, 5
About This Manual 5
After unpacking 5
Safety Information 6
Controls and connectors 7
Infrared (IR) Remote Control 8
Table of remote control buttons 9
Remote Control battery installation 10
Installation 11
Connections 11
Connection Diagram 11
St rt-Up .............................................................................................12
Setup Menu 14
Wired Network Setup 14
Wireless Network Setup 15
Advanced Network Setup 17
Connect WAP-V6000 to computer directly 17
Wired Network 17
Wireless Network 17
HDD Inst ll tion, Configur tion nd File M n gement.................18
Hard Disk Drive Installation 18
WAP-V6000 HDD Format Wizard 20
Copy files from USB Storage Device to WAP-V6000 (Local HDD) 21
Copy/Delete files from computer to WAP-V6000 (Local Hard Disk) 23
Samba Server function 23
Network Protocols to Pl y Medi ....................................................25
UPnP Mediaserver installation on computer 25
Other access solutions for networked resources 25
NFS protocol 25
Samba Client Protocol 28
Pl y Multimedi Files .......................................................................31
Music 31
Supported Music Formats 31
To Play Music 32
Photos 36
Supported Photo Format 36
To view photos 36
Playing a Photo Slideshow 38
Controlling Photo Playback 38
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Viewing Photo Information 38
Photo Viewing Effect 38
Viewing Photos While Music is Playing (BackGround Music) 40
View Photo in Thumbnails Mode 43
Video 44
Supported Video Formats 44
To play video 45
Control Video Playback 47
Video Viewing Effects 48
Subtitles and Languages/Audio-Tracks 49
Video Resume Playing 50
DVD Menu Navigation 52
Web Browser......................................................................................53
To open the Web Browser 53
Using the Remote Control for Browser navigation 53
Tool bar of the browser 54
Opening a web page 54
Internet Medi ....................................................................................57
Play Internet Radio - Live 365™ 57
Play Internet Radio - My Radio 59
Play Internet Video - My Video 60
Viewing Youtube Content 62
Add/Delete the Internet Radio/TV Station Lists 63
BitTorrent Downlo der......................................................................64
Enabling the BitTorrent Function 64
BitTorrent Management 68
Removing Completed Download Files 69
Firmw re Upgr de nd Reset to Def ult.........................................70
Upgrade by Using USB Flash Disk 70
Reset to Default 70
Miscell neous Settings.....................................................................71
System Setup 71
Bit Torrent Setup 77
Trouble Shooting...............................................................................78
Advice on loc tion, c re nd s fety................................................81
Specific tions:...................................................................................83
CE – Decl r tion of conformity........................................................84
Notes on WEEE..................................................................................84
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De r User,
we are pleased that you have chosen a wireless media player from
TEAC media systems and congratulate you on this choice
With your TEAC media systems WAP-V6000 you have acquired a modern piece of
wireless audio technology that is in equal measure attractive and of high quality We
are sure that this product will provide useful service and a lot of fun over the coming
years
your TEAC media systems team!
About This M nu l
The TEAC media systems WAP-V6000 User Manual gives you a step-by-step
explanation of how to install WAP-V6000 Media Player Use this information to set
up and configure WAP-V6000
This manual is provided in PDF format on the Installation CD-ROM
Your computer must have the free Adobe Acrobat Reader or OpenOffice installed in
order to view and print PDF files
After unp cking
After unpacking you should first check that the contents are complete
There should be:
●WAP-V6000 Wireless AV Player
●Remote control (2 AA batteries included)
●Power cable
●Category 5 (CAT5) Ethernet cable
●Composite (CVBS) Video cable and Audio cable (3 RCA plugs each ends)
●HDMI cable
●WAP-V6000 Installation CD, including TEAC media systems WAP-V6000
User Manual in PDF format and Twonkymedia Server Software
●4 Screws (for HDD)
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S fety Inform tion
ATTENTION: Failure to follow these safety instructions could result in fire, electric
shock, or other injury or damage
●Read these instructions
●Keep these instructions
●Heed all Warnings
●Follow all instructions
●Do not use this apparatus near water
●Clean only with dry cloth
●Do not install near any hear sources such as radiators, stoves, or other
apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heart
●Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long
periods of time
ATTENTION: To reduce the risk of electronic shock, pull out the mains plug before
removing the cover!
ATTENTION: The device can display static images, which can cause “burn in” of
certain displays Avoid leaving static images (such as photos or paused videos)
onscreen for long periods of time
ATTENTION : This device should be used only indoors in well-ventilated areas To
reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or interference, do not expose this appliance to
rain, liquid, moisture, excessive hear, or naked flame
Tip: please visit www teac de to check for new firmware for your WAP-V6000 New
firmware contains latest corrections and often it adds essential new features into
your device!
-- We do recommend, always to update for the latest firmware! --
TEAC is always active to offer you the best possible features for your WAP-V6000!
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Controls nd connectors
M in unit front view
1 = Standby Button 4 = LC-Display
2 = Navigation Buttons 5 = USB Host
3 = Indication LEDs:
Power/Standby, HDD, Network
M in unit re r view
1 = Wlan Antenna 1 7 = S/PDIF Optical Digital Output
2 = Composite Video Output 8 = HDMI Output
3 = Audio Output Right Channel 9 = S/PDIF Coaxial Digital Output
4 = Ethernet Lan Terminal 10 = Audio Output Left Channel
5 = Wlan Antenna 2 11 = USB Host
6 = Connector for Power Supply
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Infr red (IR) Remote Control
1 = STANDBY / ON
2 = Video OUTPUT selection
3 = Number keys
4 = PREVious / NEXT track
5 = Navigation keys
6 = Function selection
7 = Playback options
8 = Main menu HOME button
9 = SETUP
10 = Audio MUTE button
11 = Volume control
Battery compartment
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T ble of remote control buttons
Button FUNCTION DESCRIPTION
POWER Turn On/Off “WAP-V6000”
HOME Hotkey to return to Main Menu
MUTE Mute audio output
OUTPUT Switch the video output type
COPY Copy USB content into local HDD
MENU Go to the Menu of DVD films
A-B Set/Cancel A-B repeat mode
SLOW Slow forward / backward the media with speed 1/2x,
1/4x,1/8x…
ZOOM Zoom video or photo
REPEAT
1 Video & Music: Repeat current file or Repeat all files in this
folder or cancel repeat function
2 Photo: Repeat Background music
STOP Stop the media playing
DISPLAY Display media info Pressing twice will show more info about
video
BACK 1 Press to return to previous folder or setup page
2 Save/cancel wireless setting in wireless setup page
PREV 1 Skip to the previous page when browsing media files
2 Skip to the previous file when playing media files
NEXT 1 Skip to the next page when browsing media files
2 Skip to the next file when playing media files
VIDEO Press to jump to VIDEO mode
MUSIC Press to jump to MUSIC mode
PICTURES Press to jump to PHOTO mode
iMedi Press to jump to Internet Media mode
DIRECTIONS
1 Press “LEFT” to stop current mode return to former layer;
Press “RIGHT” to enter a selected folder or server
2 Video Mode: Press “UP” or “DOWN” to choose other file
3 Photo Mode: Move picture in “zoom” mode or rotate picture
in “rotate” mode
4 Music Mode: Press “UP” to skip to previous music file or
press “DOWN” to skip to next music file
OK/Pl y P use 1 Play or pause media files
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2 Enter the highlight item
REWIND Fast backward the media file with speed 2x, 4x, 8x…
FORWARD Fast forward the media file with speed 2x, 4x, 8x…
SUB & LANG Select different subtitles and languages when playing video
file
VOLUME+/- Increase/Decrease the volume
BGM
1 Add/Remove a music file as background music
2 Add/Remove a music station from “My Media” as
background music
NUMBERS 1 Input number with the key value
2 Go to 00%-99% progress of current video or music file
RECORD Record stream into HDD
:/ Go to the specified time of current file
SORT Sorting all the files in one folder and re-arrange in alphabetical
order
SETUP Hotkey to Setup Menu
Remote Control b ttery inst ll tion
The RC is powered by two “Micro“ AAA batteries A fresh set of batteries can
achieve several weeks of normal usage
We do recommend to utilize common Alkaline Batteries
●The battery compartment is placed at the back of the RC cabinet
●The battery cover slider can be unlocked by slight shifting down the cover
lock and pulling out the cover After unlocking, the cover can easily be
removed
●Please care to insert the batteries according to the markings in the battery
case and on the batteries itself Wrong polarity might damage the RC
●Then insert the battery cover back on the opening and press-in until you
recognize it was locked again
●The remote control now is ready to use
Note: It is possible to utilize rechargeable AA-type batteries (NiMH or NiCd)
However, rechargeable batteries have higher self-discharge and less cell tension,
causing shorter operation time Therefore we do not recommend to use
rechargeable batteries
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Inst ll tion
Following descriptions explain how to install the WAP-V6000 with basic setup
Install your WAP-V6000 in this order:
1 Connect WAP-V6000
2 Set Up WAP-V6000
3 Install software on your computer from Installation CD
4 Configure your Twonkymedia Server to work with the WAP-V6000
Connections
Make sure you have the appropriate cables for connecting Take care to watch the
colors of the plugs on the cable
For Video, WAP-V6000 offers digital HDMI or analogue Composite connections
For Audio, beside the audio that goes through the digital HDMI connection, there
are digital S/P-DIF coaxial and optical connections as well as analogue stereo line
outputs
Note: If your audio system is connected by digital outputs, please go to
Setup System Setup Audio Setup  
for configuration and set the audio output WAP-V6000 to Digital mode
For Network, you may have an Ethernet cable (Lan) plugged into the unit or
connect by the wireless system (wlan) Neither will interfere with the other, but only
one network can be accessed at a time (wired or wireless)
Connection Di gr m
Following is a connection example with network and UPnP devices
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St rt-Up
Follow these steps to start-up your WAP-V6000
Turn on the TV Screen Set the video sources selector on your TV to match the
connection from your WAP-V6000 For example, if you used HDMI, set the TV to
use “HDMI” Input
1 Turn on WAP-V6000 The LED on the front panel of the WAP-V6000 lights
up to show that it is powered on
2 Check the TV display The default display of WAP-V6000 is
Composite(CVBS) If you use HDMI, take the remote control and push
OUTPUT Key You can cycle through the TV modes to get the appropriate
display output
3 Wait a few seconds for the start up page to show up, and it will turn into the
Main Menu
The start up page will last for only few seconds, and then go to the Main Menu If
there is still no video output after the start up page appears, please make sure the
WAP-V6000 and the TV are in the same mode If not, please cycle through the
OUTPUT key on the remote control, wait few seconds during each cycle to establish
the next mode
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Note: When you cycle through the “Output” Key, the WAP-V6000 will tell
you which mode you are at Above is an example of cycling to “HDMI”
mode Please press “OK” if HDMI mode is what you want to select It will
switch to the original mode automatically if idle for 15 seconds
4 After reaching the main menu for the first time, we do recommend you to
setup your WAP-V6000 to fully suit your system environment
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Setup Menu
For setup, simply press the SETUP hotkey on the remote control or select “Setup”
from the main menu by LEFT/RIGHT and confim by OK button
In Setup Main Menu, select Wired or Wireless to set up for your network
Wired Network Setup
1 Select Network Wizard from set up main menu to start setup wizard
2 Select “Wired” and follow the on screen instructions
Note: If you connect to a network using DHCP, WAP-V6000 automatically detects
your network If you don’t connect using DHCP, go back to set up main menu and
select Network Set Up You may have to enter your IP address, net mask, gateway,
and DNS addresses
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Wireless Network Setup
Attention: WAP-V6000 supports present wlan standards 802 11b, 11g and 11n A
wireless connection of 802 11b or 802 11g standard can work well if you want to play
music or view photos For demanding video streaming, especially when streaming
HD contents, a wired Lan or high performance 802 11n Wlan connection between
the mediaserver and WAP-V6000 is recommended Please check your wlan router's
standard to know about its possible limitations
1 Press “Setup” hotkey on the remote control or select “SETUP” mode from
the Main Menu
2 Select “Network Wizard” from set up main menu to start setup wizard
3 Select ‘Wireless” and follow the on screen instructions
4 WAP-V6000 displays all available networks, navigate on the menu and
choose the one you want
5 WAP-V6000 detects the network type automatically; click “Next” and then
“Save” to apply setting
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6 If the network you choose is encrypted, a “Lock” icon displays on the
network
7 Select “Key Value”, and have your password ready to enter
8 Input your password and choose “Enter” to save
9 Follow the onscreen instructions to complete the setting
Note: With each network, there are signal strength indicators in 3 colors; red, yellow
and green It is recommended to play high-bit-rate video only when the signal turns
into green or to re-adjust the two antennas of WAP-V6000 accordingly
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When Wireless Network is hidden
If you can’t find the ESSID (Network Name) on the “ESSID Device List”, follow these
steps to configure wireless network manually
1 Select Wireless Setup
2 Select Network type as “Infrastructure” mode
3 Press “Back” to accept the setting or press “OK” to change the setting
4 Enter a value of up to 32 characters for the SSID by on-screen keyboard
5 Input other related information such like “Authentication”, “Key Format”, and
proper “Key Value” of this hidden wireless network
6 Press “Back” or “Left” buttons to leave the wireless setup page and save the
configurations
Adv nced Network Setup
Connect WAP-V6000 to computer directly
This item gives you a description on how to connect the WAP-V6000 directly to your
computer instead of getting involved in the local area network
Wired Network
1 Connect the LAN cable to the LAN port of both WAP-V6000 and the
computer
2 Go to WAP-V6000, press Setup hotkey or select “Setup Main Menu”
3 Follow on screens instructions to complete Wired Network settings
Note: In this case, use a LAN cross cable type
Wireless Network
1 Press Setup hotkey or select “Setup Main Menu”
2 Select “Wireless Network Setup”, and set ‘Network Type” as “Ad-hoc” mode
3 Configure an ESSID with software as you wish
4 You may choose to configure security settings for this connection or not
5 Press “BACK” button on remote control to save the settings
6 Go to your computer to configure your computer to wireless network
Note: a Wlan Ad-hoc-direct connection can be used by just TWO users at a time!
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HDD Inst ll tion, Configur tion nd File M n gement
H rd Disk Drive Inst ll tion
WAP-V6000 supports 3 5” SATA HDD as internal storage By installing the HDD
inside, you can copy and delete media files via computer to local HDD and record
streams to HDD
Attention: We recommend you to have a new HDD to install You can chose to let
WAP-V6000 automatically format the HDD to EXT3 and erase your existing files
Follow the instructions below to set up HDD
1 Make sure WAP-V6000 is turned off
2 Lay the unit upside-down on the working surface
Attention: to avoid scratches on the cover's top surface, lay the case cover
upside-down on a soft cloth!
3 Use a screw driver to unscrew the 4 screws at the bottom
4 Remove the top cover from bottom tray
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5 Insert the HDD into the case cover as below direction
6 Put the HDD on the cover and fix the HDD firmly by the WAP-V6000
accessory HDD screws in the four holes
7 Connect the SATA data cable from HDD to the WAP-V6000 board
8 Connect the HDD power cable from HDD to the WAP-V6000 board
9 Re-install the bottom tray to the top cover of the WAP-V6000 by its 4 original
screws
10 Now you can operate your WAP-V6000 again, including the installed HDD
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WAP-V6000 HDD Form t Wiz rd
After HDD installation is completed, WAP-V6000 will detect your HDD compatibility
and perform formatting if necessary Follow below steps to complete the format
process
1 Turn on WAP-V6000 and your TV
2 HDD Format Wizard will detect if your HDD is formatted for best
compatibility
3 Click “Yes” if you are sure you want to initialize the process If you do not
want to format the HDD, go to “No“
4 Wait few seconds for the process to be complete
5 The Main Menu automatically appears after format is finished
ATTENTION: WAP-V6000 supports Samba Server (copying files from computer)
with hard disks formatted by WAP-V6000 HDD format wizard If you skip HDD
format wizard, the samba server will be disabled
ATTENTION: After formatting, the all media files on this HDD will be deleted Please
backup your files before you install the HDD into WAP-V6000
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