Manuel d'utilisation / d'entretien du produit PX-MX1000WL du fabricant Plextor
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1 of 63 PX-MXxxxL User s Guide.
2 of 63 Table of Content s Before You Start 4 What’s in the box 4 Puttin g the batt eries in th e remote control 5 Front Panel 6 Rear Panel 7 Getting Connected 8 1.0 Connecting to TV 8 1.1 HDMI 8 1.2 SCART 8 1.3 A/V (Composite Video & 2c h Audio) 9 1.
3 of 63 Editing 34 1.0 Editing recorde d content stor ed in REC List section 34 2.0 Delete 34 3.0 Rename 35 4.0 Sorting 35 5.0 Title Edit 36 6.0 AB Erase 37 7.0 Split Title 37 8.0 Title Merge 38 9.0 Add Chapter Mark 38 10.0 Remove Chapter Mark 38 11.0 Copy to FAT 32 par tition 39 12.
4 of 63 Before You Start What’s in the box Congratulations on pu rchasing your PleXtor Media X home media centre. Please confir m that the following access ories are in the box when y ou open it.
5 of 63 Putting the batteries in the remote control 1. Open the battery cover 2. Insert two AAA/R03 batteries follow the +, – indications inside compartment 3. Close Cov er Incorrect use of batte ries can result in hazards suc h as leakage and bursting.
6 of 63 Front Panel Power LED Area that receives signal from remote control Guide To display Guide Menu Arrow Butt on’s To navigate ◄►▲▼ Ok / Enter To execut e a selected function Power O n .
7 of 63 Rear Pa nel 1. EXT. IR For extension IR cable 2. DV I n Digital input jac k for digital camcorders 3. USB HOST USB input for external HDD or USB memory sti ck 4. USB PC To connect your Plextor Medi aX to your PC and trans fer or play file s as an external HDD 5.
8 of 63 Getting Co nnected 1.0 Connecting to TV 1.1 HDMI 1.2 SCART HDMI Cable Note: Some HDMI TV’s do not support interlaced sig nal (567i/480 i) which is the default video out put setting of your PleXtor M ediaX.
9 of 63 1.3 A/V (Composite Video & 2ch Audio) 1.4 Component Video & 2ch Audio.
10 of 63 2.0 Connecting to AV Inpu t with an AV dev ice (Sat ellit e, Digi tal Te rrest rial or Cable Set Top B ox, VCR etc) 2.1 SCART Input 2.2 AV Input (Composite Video& 2ch Audio).
11 of 63 3.0 Connecting to a Digital Amplifier 3.1 Coaxial Audio Out 3.2 Optical Audio out.
12 of 63 4.0 Connecting to a Com puter 5.0 Connecting to USB ext ernal HDD or USB memory Please connect your PleX tor MediaX to USB 2.0 port in or der to get the high speed (up to 480Mps) file transfer. Your PleXtor MediaX will onl y work at USB 1.1 if connect ed to a USB 1.
13 of 63 6.0 Connecting to a Cam corder 7.0 Connecting to Local Ar ea Network (LAN) 8.0 Power Connectio n Camcorder.
14 of 63 Remote Control POWE R . To turn On or Of f from standb y mode Toggles between TV & PleX tor MediaX When TV is connected with Scart cab le Numeric ( 0-9 ) Select or t yp e numbe r GOTO To .
15 of 63 Initia l Settin gs When you switch on your PleXtor MediaX fo r the first time you can set your language, Time and Local Area Netw ork (LAN) 1.
16 of 63 3.0 LAN (Local Area Network) Select CANCEL if you do not have a network available or if you want to set it up later Select DHCP IP (Auto) or FIX IP (Manual) Acco rding to your IP stat us by press ing ▲▼ button then p ress Enter to execute.
17 of 63 Format your Hard Disc Drive When you format your hard disc, you are given two options Auto format or Manual format. If you choose Auto format your PleXtor MediaX will format the hard disc to its default settings, if you choos e Manual format you can choose the amount of hard disc spac e given to each partition.
18 of 63 In order to enjoy your PleXtor MediaX fully, it is important that you understand what formatting the hard disc means . Below is some further info rmat ion.
19 of 63 After the initial setup the format screen appears.
20 of 63 1.0 Auto Format If you select Auto this screen appears Your PleX tor Medi aX will form at the HDD. When it has finished this screen will appear Please scroll down to pa ge 23 (Guide Menu Sect.
21 of 63 2.0 Manual Format If you select Manual, this screen appears Time Sh ift Bu ffer Capac ity Recording & Mu ltimedia disc Capacity Multimedia Section Press ▲▼ buttons to set from 1 hour .
22 of 63 Start Format Your PleX tor Medi aX will form at the HDD. When it has finished this screen will appear Congratulations you h ave now manuall y formatted your Pl eXtor MediaX PleXtor MediaX Sup.
23 of 63 Guide Menu The Guide Menu is the front page of your PleXtor MediaX and you can return to this screen from anywhere within your PleXtor MediaX by simply pressing the Guide button on your remote control, or pressing the touch sensitive Home button on the front of your PleXtor MediaX.
24 of 63 Getting Me dia Files o nto Your Pl eXtor MediaX There are various ways of getting your me dia files on to your PleXtor MediaX 1.0 As an external HDD Connecting your PleXtor MediaX to PC through USB target port Before you connect your PleXtor MediaX to your computer, it is recommended that you stop all functions and turn the power off.
25 of 63 5. Once you have finished transferring your files and are finished on the computer, please turn off your PleX tor MediaX po wer and turn it on again after you have connected to your TV. You can connect the USB cable while yo ur PleXtor MediaX is running.
26 of 63 Curser will jump back to the Source table so you can choose which file or files you want to copy. Once you have highlighted your selection press the ► button to jump to the Destination table Once you have selected the Destination Press the ► button to execute the copy A confor mation window will a ppear.
27 of 63 Recording to Your PleXtor MediaX You can record Au dio Visual (AV) co ntent from a variety of de vices such as, TV, Set Top Box, Camcor der, DVD Player and VC R.
28 of 63 1.0 Basic Recording Press the Source button on the remote control (each time you press the Source button your PleXtor MediaX will toggle throug h SCART and Video1). Each source is shown on the top right hand of the screen (for 2 seconds) Once you have chosen the source you want to record from.
29 of 63 Press the PAUSE button if you want to pause the recording. Press the PAUSE button a gain to recommence recor ding. Press STOP button to stop recording.
30 of 63 2.0 Recording from TV You may record a nd enjoy time shift directly from TV. These functions are only available from a TV that offers an AV output function through SCART.
31 of 63 3.0 OTR (One Touch Recording) During basic recording you can set a recording time. Pressing the REC toggles the recording time, each time you press, th e recor ding tim e will change 30 min, 60 min, 90 min, 120 min, 180 min, 240 min and off. 4.
32 of 63 5.0 Recording from Digital Camcorder You can record from a Digital Camcorder and playback using your PleXtor Med iaX remote control (when connected to the DV input). 1. Connect yo ur digital camc order to th e D V input of your PleXtor MediaX 2.
33 of 63 6.0 How to see the reco rded conten ts Playing Back from Your PleXtor MediaX HDD By default everything you record w ill be st ored on your PleXtor MediaX hard drive. You can find the recorded content by going t o REC List on t he Guide menu. 1.
34 of 63 Editing 1.0 Editing recorded content stored in REC List section 2.0 Delete Press ◄► until Delete is highlighted in the top bar Press ▲▼ until the title you want to delete is highlight.
35 of 63 3.0 Rename Press ◄► until Rename is highlight ed in the top bar Press ▲▼ until the title you want to rename is highlighted Press Enter The Virtual Keyboard will show up 4.0 Sorting You can sort the re corded titles based on Title Number, Recording Time, Title Name and Fresh title.
36 of 63 5.0 Title Edit You can edit each recorded title in various ways. Press ◄► until Title Edit is highlighted Press ▲▼ until the title you want to edit is highlighted Press Enter • Retu.
37 of 63 6.0 AB Erase Here you can delete a part of you recording (cut out the parts you don’t want). SET A SET B 1. Choose the starting point at which you wa nt to start erasing from by pressing En.
38 of 63 8.0 Title Merge Here you can merge a title wi th the title below it in the list 1. Before you bring up the T itle Edit menu, select the title you want to merge with the title below it 2. Make sure Title Edit is h ighlighted in the top bar and press Ente r 3.
39 of 63 11.0 Copy to FAT 32 partition Here you can save your recorded titl es to the FAT 32 partition of your PleXtor MediaX. They will be saved as MPG files. Once the files are in FAT 32 pa rtition and you connect your PleXto r MediaX to your PC, you can manipulat e these files as you would any file on your PC (make a CD or DVD etc).
40 of 63 12.0 Tools Here you can delete all the titles in your R EC List Press ◄► buttons until Tools is highlighted in the top bar, then press Enter Press Enter to return without deleting Pres s ▼ button to sele ct Delete All Titles then press Enter to delet e.
41 of 63 13.0 Editi ng AV files st ored in FAT 32 You can edit your AV files stored on your Pl eXtor Me diaX hard d rive, ex ternal USB hard drive and USB memory (F AT 32 file system only). 1. In the Browser section, select the type of AV file you want to edit Music, Movies and Photos by pre ssing ◄► button.
42 of 63 4. Highlight the file you want to edit by pressing ◄► buttons, then press EDIT on you remote control. • Retur n :Go back wi thou t editi ng • Rename: Change file name The Virtual Keyboard will show up • Delete: Delete highlighted file Select letters& nu mbers by pressing ◄►▲▼ buttons.
43 of 63 Time Shift When a Set Top box (Terrestrial, Sate llite or Cable) is connected to the AV input on your PleXtor MediaX, you can e njoy the Time Shift function. 1. Press th e Sourc e butto n on your remote, s electi ng your ch osen AV in put 2. Press th e Time Shift bu tton on yo ur remote contro l at the poi nt you want to start.
44 of 63 • Display : Show and hide Time Shift bar • Stop : Stop Time Shift You can set the Permanent Time Shift On in the Setup section ( Please refer to the record section in the Set Up menu) in this case, Time Shift will start automatically when y ou enter th e Video In mode.
45 of 63 Playback 1.0 AV File Playba ck You can pl ayback vari ous Audio, Vi deo and Photo files form the In stalled Disc Drive, USB Storage and Network.
46 of 63 Select the device where the files you w ant to playback are located. Highlight by pressing the ▲▼ , then Enter • USB • HDD • NET (See playback AV files in network co mputers) Highlight the directory where the files are located by pressing ▲▼ buttons, then Enter to select.
47 of 63 2.0 Playback AV files in network computers You can playback AV files stored on you network computer without copy ing them to your PleXtor MediaX.
48 of 63 On your PleXtor MediaX, select the WORKGROUP name that you want and press Enter You will now find the sa me name you set in your computer (full computer name) Select the folder you shared in .
49 of 63 3.0 Setting a LAN connection i n My Shortcuts You can co nnect to a numb er of computers on a LA N via a router. If your LAN is connected to an intranet, then more than on e IP address can be added and you can easily enjoy t he files you want to play back in the sharing folder of all the computers co nnected through the LAN.
50 of 63 Select Add, then press Enter The Network Browser window appe ars • Net User ID Enter and then type your user ID (if assigned) or you can skip this without typing anything. • NET Password Enter and then type your password (if registered) or you can skip this without typing anything.
51 of 63 4.0 Playback your Recorded Titles Enter the REC List section on the front Guide menu The following are descriptions explain the On Screen Display Display Description Picture Thumbnail Picture.
52 of 63 5.0 Subtitle File Your PleXtor MediaX supports subtit le files such as smi, ssa and srt • Subtitle On or OFF Press SUBTITLE button on the remote control during playback to set subtitle On o.
53 of 63 6.0 Advanced Playback You can enjoy t he following advanced playba ck funct ion on your re mote control. 7.0 Slide Show with Background Music • Select and play your chosen music fo lder / f.
54 of 63 Using Set Up Menu On the front scre en guide menu highlight Setup a nd press the ENTER button 1.0 Video 2.0 Aspect Ratio 3.0 TV Input Use ▲▼ to highlight • Aspect Ratio • TV Input • Decoder • Video Output Then ENTER to change selection If you have a wide screen TV, select the “16:9 wide” setting.
55 of 63 4.0 Decoder 5.0 Video Output * Composite Video is a lways available in both settings You can select On or OFF. Only set to On if you are connected to a decoding box Euro AV In/Out Component Change to component if you connect to your PleXtor MediaX to a TV with Component Cable (Y.
56 of 63 6.0 Record 7.0 Quality 8.0 Auto Chapter Use ▲▼ to highlight • Quality • Auto Chapter • Permanent Timeshift • Recording Device • Timeshift device Then ENTER to chan g e selection.
57 of 63 9.0 Permanent Tim e Shift You can set the Time Shift function to On or OFF (Please refer to the Time Shift section for further explanation). 10.
58 of 63 12.0 Network 13.0 DHCP IP (AUTO) Select this option if you are getting IP addresses automatically using DHCP (most modern routers automatically assign new devices connected to them with an IP address) 14.
59 of 63 • Select Control panel then Network connections. Right click on Loca l Area Connection, then Properties., Under General tab select Internet Pr otocall (TCP /IP) then Properties Select Use the Following IP Address and enter IP Adress (e.g. 192.
60 of 63 • In your PleXtor MediaX Set Up Menu, select Fix IP (Manual). • Type the IP address of your compute r in the cells 1 through 3 and type a random number in the 4 th cell (e.g. 192.168.16.1) • Type in the Subnet Mask • Press Enter button and save current settings.
61 of 63 Firm ware Upgrad e You can up grade your PleX tor MediaX Fi rmware as and when new firmwa re is released. 1. Unzip the firmware upgrade file 2. Copy unzipped file to a USB memor y stick 3. Turn Of f your PleXtor MediaX 4. Insert USB memory stick 5.
62 of 63 Additi onal Inform ation Specifications HDD T ype SA T A up t o 1TB File Format Recording P artition: UDF File Partition: F AT32/NTFS User’s Selection Copy from UDF to FAT 3 2 Pow er Ad ap te r Input: A C 100V-240 V , 50/60H z Output: DC 1 2V , 3.
63 of 63 Trouble Shooting Incorrect op eration is most oft en mistaken for a prob lem or malfunct ion. If you think there is something wrong with your PleXtor MediaX, check the poin ts below.
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Si vous n'avez pas encore acheté Plextor PX-MX1000WL c'est un bon moment pour vous familiariser avec les données de base sur le produit. Consulter d'abord les pages initiales du manuel d'utilisation, que vous trouverez ci-dessus. Vous devriez y trouver les données techniques les plus importants du Plextor PX-MX1000WL - de cette manière, vous pouvez vérifier si l'équipement répond à vos besoins. Explorant les pages suivantes du manuel d'utilisation Plextor PX-MX1000WL, vous apprendrez toutes les caractéristiques du produit et des informations sur son fonctionnement. Les informations sur le Plextor PX-MX1000WL va certainement vous aider à prendre une décision concernant l'achat.
Dans une situation où vous avez déjà le Plextor PX-MX1000WL, mais vous avez pas encore lu le manuel d'utilisation, vous devez le faire pour les raisons décrites ci-dessus,. Vous saurez alors si vous avez correctement utilisé les fonctions disponibles, et si vous avez commis des erreurs qui peuvent réduire la durée de vie du Plextor PX-MX1000WL.
Cependant, l'un des rôles les plus importants pour l'utilisateur joués par les manuels d'utilisateur est d'aider à résoudre les problèmes concernant le Plextor PX-MX1000WL. Presque toujours, vous y trouverez Troubleshooting, soit les pannes et les défaillances les plus fréquentes de l'apparei Plextor PX-MX1000WL ainsi que les instructions sur la façon de les résoudre. Même si vous ne parvenez pas à résoudre le problème, le manuel d‘utilisation va vous montrer le chemin d'une nouvelle procédure – le contact avec le centre de service à la clientèle ou le service le plus proche.
