Uptek DMA 201 User manual

User Manual
Table of Contents
1. Introduction………………………………………………….…..2
1.1 Hardware……….……………………………………………3
1.2 Application features….…………………………………….3
1.3 Device Compatibility………………………………………..4
1.4 Subtitle Support……………………………………………..4
2. Terminology…………………………………………………….….6
3. DMA Overview…………………………………………………….6
4. The A/V Streaming system………………………………………7
4.1 Reference Design…………………………………………7
4.2 A/V System Overview………………………………….….7
4.3 DMS Software Installation……………………………..8
5. DMA Setup……………………………………………………….11
5.1 Indicators………………………………………………..…11
5.2 Cable Connections………………………………………..12
5.3 Memory Cards………………………………………..….13
5.4 Power up…………………………………………………..14
5.5 Remote Control…………………………………………..14
6. Operation Setup Section………………………………………..15
6.1 Wire Setup………………………………………….……15
6.2 Wireless Setup……………………………………..……17
6.3 Playback Options……...…………………………………18
6.4 Device Setup………………………………………………19
7. Content Navigation Modes…………………………………….20
7.1 List Mode…………………………………………………21
7.2 Audio Preview Mode………………………………………22
7.3 Photo Preview Mode……………………………………22
7.4 Video Preview Mode………………………………………22
8. Content Play Modes…………………………………………...23
8.1 Audio Play Mode………………………………………….23
8.2 Photo Play Mode……………………………………..….23
8.3 Video Play Mode……………………………………..….23
9. Trouble Shooting…………………….…………………………...24

1. Introduction
Watch downloaded movies: Download and store movies on
your PC then watch them on your TV from the comfort of
your living room couch. No need to burn movies from your
hard disk to CD or DVD,just the ease and convenience of
wireless access with fingertip control.You can playback
movies from online movie services and evenstream movies
from the Internet. The Wireless Multimedia player supports
MPEG1, MPEG2, MPEG4, DivX and Xvid video formats.
Enjoy PC music anywhere at home: Stream music files
from your PC and listen to them in high quality in any room
on your audio system. Keep your music collection stored on
your PC's hard disk. Use your remote control to select
songs according to artist, album or genre. You can play
songs from online music services, and even listen to
Internet Radio without a PC. The Wireless Multimedia
player supports WMA, MP3 and AAC-MPEG4 music
formats, and so you have access to all your downloaded
songs.
Share your digital photos: Relax on the couch and look at
your holiday photos with the whole family or friends. Simply
store your photo collections centrally on a PC and enjoy
them anytime on your TV. If you have a high-definition TV
input on an LCD or plasma TV, your digital photos will be
brought to life!
Smart and simple: The Wireless Multimedia player is easily
installed, thanks to a user-friendly step-by-step approach.
All the steps needed to install it are displayed on your TV
screen.
Wireless convenience: You can access multimedia content
from other PCs in your house. The media manager works
on most PCs, including older types. So with just one
Wireless Media player you can access content on several
PCs, and there's no need to copy files across. The 2.4 GHz
wireless link between the Multimedia player and the PC
means you don't have to lay cables or drill holes through
walls.

1.1 Hardware
1.1.1 External Interfaces
• Ethernet (10/100)
• 802.11g WiFi
• USB2.0 FS HOST
• Flash card reader MS/SD/MMC/CF
• AV outputs
1.1.2 Video
• Composite (yellow RCA)
• SCART interface.
• Y/PbPr/YCbCr
1.1.3 Audio
• L/R Stereo (RW RCAx2)
• Digital audio out (Optical output)
1.1.4 IR input (remote control)
1.2 Application Features
1.2.1 "Browse for” and play back content stored on PCs or other
DLNA server devices on the network, or from local media"
• Network content browsing dependent on DLNA media server's
"presentation" of the available content
• Local content browsing (Thumb drive, Flash cards) based on simple
hierarchical folder organization (file system)
• Built in radiotime internet radio and flickr photo share website.
1.2.2 Trick mode support
• Multi speed FF/FR/Skip ahead/Skip back
• Pause/Play/Stop
• Zoom/Rotate on photos
1.2.3 File Search
1.2.4 Photo Slideshow
1.2.5 Music+Photo Slideshow
Device setup
- Control over most aspects of device operation
- Accessed through "Setup" button on remote control
- Networking
• Simple, intuitive - "leads" user through initial connect process
• Prioritizes on Wired; if no Wired, then attempts to connect via Wireless
• Automatically identifies and auto prompts user on SSID select and
security key entry when connecting to a secure network
• Networking
• Display
- 4:3 or 16:9 format
- PAL or NTSC
- 480i/480p output
• Three display/viewing modes:
- Preview Mode.
• Video – highlighted video file in list plays in preview window.
• Photo – highlighted photo file in list displays in preview window, along
with basic file information.

• Music – highlighted music file in list plays, with ID3 tag info displayed
in preview window.
- List Mode
- Thumbnail Mode
1.3 Device Compatibility
1.3.1 Display resolution
- Standard Definition AV processing and output (480i/480p)
- NTSC or PAL
1.3.2 File format support
- Files can be from USB, Flash cards, or over the network. Only caveat
is some network media servers limit what file types they make
available.
- Video
• MPEG1/MPEG2/MPEG4(SP)/MPEG4(ASP)/ MJPEG
• DIVX(3.x,3.x,5.x,6.0)/XVID(include GMC and QPEL)
- Audio
• PCM/WAV/MP3/AAC
- Pictures
• JPEG (max. 5120x3840)
• BMP/TIF/GIF/PNG(limited size)
1.3.3 DLNA Media Player
- Network Protocols
• TCP/IP stack
• HTTP streaming
• UPnP
• IP Addressing
* DHCP
* Static IP
* Auto IP
• DLNA v1.0 player/control point
* Works with DLNA-compliant Media Servers
* Tested with Microsoft WMP11, WMP10+WMC2.0, Philips PMM, and
TwonkyVision
* Can interoperate with up to 8 servers at the same time
1.3.4 Networks
- 802.11 WiFi
• .11g or Super .11g (can optionally support 802.11a)
• WEP or WPA2 security
- 802.3 Ethernet
• Supports 10/100 connectivity to either 10 Mbit or 100 Mbit networks
1.4 Subtitle Support
1.4.1 DMATool use guide:
1. Run DMATOOL.EXE
2. Click MENU subtitle, click SUBMENU select(or PRESS Ctrl+O),the "Select
Subtitle file" window will be show.
3. Click open button. show "open file" dialog
4. select single subtitle file
5. The list1 will be show the selected files. Press >> to confirm selected item.
6. Press Coverter button

7.The subtitle file will be converter to AVI file.
For example: Movie001.srt to Movie001_srt..avi
1.4.2 Windows Media Player11 setup:
1.Click Menu Library, click SUBMENU Add to Library.
2.Then click Advanced Option.
Click Here
3.Set “skip files small than” as 0 KB
4.Click OK to quite.
1.4.2 DMA unit operation:
1. Select subtitle file
.Movie001_SRT.avi
?
2.Press Subtitle key to make sure subtitle file be selected.
3.Select vedio file(MOVIE001.avi) to play.

4.OK!
2. Terminology
A/V Audio/Visual
EN Ethernet
EN cable 10/100BaseT En patch cable(straight through type)
MAC The unique 12 character hexadecimal address of an
EN device
NC No Connection
O/S Operating System
PC Pentium based Personal Computer running XP O/S
PCA Printed Circuit Assembly
PCB PrintCircuitBoard
R/C RemoteControl(infrared)
RGW Router Gateware
WiFi 802.11a/b/g/n Wireless Ethernet
3. DMA Overview
Front View:
Side View:
Back View

4. The A/V Streaming System
4.1 Reference Design
The reference system includes the following components:
DMP Unit
Remote Control with 2 AAA battery
12V DC Power Adapter
Wifi Mini PCI card
Built in Wifi antenna
AV cable
4.2 A/V System Overview
The typical A/V Streaming system requires the following
equipment:
802.11b/g compatible wireless router with10/100 Ethernetport(s)
A PC running XP Home or Professional Operating system
Microsoft Digital Media Server (DMS) software installed on the PC
NTSC or PAL Display/TV with Composite video inputs
Typical Digital Media Player System
¾Hint:Using a wireless connection for both the DMA and the
Server PC doubles the media data traffic over the connection.
While this rate is achievable with 802.11b/g technology in
ideal conditions, it can cause undesirable interrruptions in
some movie viewing situations. To avoid this, use a wired
network connection between the Server PC and the wireless
RGW. Alternatively, a wireless 802.11 AD HOC connection

can be set up directly between the PC and the DMA.
4.3 DMS Software Installation
Your PC requires software to act as a media server using UPnP protocols.
Many other DLNA compliant UPnP Media Server software products are
Supported. Follow the installation directions provided with that software.
Note:The OS version of computer must be windows XP SP2 or
above.
4.3.1 Download and install Windows Media player 11
IMPORTANT: The DMA uses your wireless network and Windows Media player 11 to
access the pictures on your computer. If you do not have Windows Media player 11 on
your computer, or you have an earlier version, the software CD packed with your DMA
automatically lets you install Media player 11.
Begin the download. You must be connected to the Internet.
If you already have Windows Media player 11, or higher, on your computer. Go to set up
media sharing.
[1] Let me install Windows Media player now
[2] Your browser opens and you are automatically connected to the Microsoft
Windows Media player download page.
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[3] Click Download NOW.
Do not close the Windows Media player installer window during the installation.
TIP—if an error screen appears, click OK on the error, then click Cancel on the Digital
Picture Frame Installer screen. Restart the installation by ejecting the CD and reloading it.
Continue with the download of Windows Media player 11.

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[4] Click Run to start the download.
The download usually takes less than a minute with high-speed Internet access.
Dial-upconnections take longer.
A progress screen appears as the installation files are downloaded to your computer.
TIP—if the progress screen does not appear, click Click here if your download did not
begin
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[5] Click Run again.
A progress screen appears as the installation files are extracted on your computer.
[6] In the Validate your copy of Windows screen, click to confirm that you have a
valid copy of Microsoft Windows operating system.
[7] In the Thank you screen, click I accept to accept the supplemental license for
Windows Media player 11.
The installation begins. A progress screen appears and monitors the installation. The
Windows Media player 11 Welcome screen opens.
4.3.2 Set up Windows Media player 11
Windows Media player is installed! Now choose your settings.
[1] On the Welcome screen, select Custom Settings .
We strongly recommend that you select Custom Settings If you choose Express settings,
the setup will take significantly longer (up to an hour).
[2] Click Next.

[3] In the following setup screens (Select Privacy Options; Customize the
Installation Options; Select the Default Music and Video Player ), we recommend that you
accept all options as they are presented, and then click Next.
[4] If the Choose an Online Store screen appears select, Don’t set up a store now.
We strongly recommend that you. Do not choose to set up a store now. If you do, the
setup will take significantly longer (up to an hour).
[5] Click Finish.
A progress screen monitors the setup. When the setup is complete, Windows
Media player 11 opens and displays available media files.
4.3.3 Share media in Windows Media player 11
Set up Media Sharing so your frame and Windows Media player recognize each other.
[1] Open Windows Media player 11 (if you already had Windows Media player 11
Installed and bypassed the installation.
[2] Click the Library button in the top menu bar.
[3] Select Media share from the drop-down menu.
DMA SERVER
[4] In the Media Sharing screen, select Share my media.
[5] Click OK .
5. DMA Setup
5.1 Indicators