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Notes on Disc Handling 

 

To keep the disc clean, handle the disc by its 
edge. Do not touch the surface. 

 

Do not expose the disc to direct sunlight or 
heat sources such as hot air ducts, or leave 
it in a car parked in direct sunlight as the 
temperature may rise considerable inside 
the car. 

 

After ejection a disc from the server, store 
the disc in its case. 

 

Clean the disc with a cleaning cloth. Wipe 
the disc from the center out. 

 

Do not use solvents such as benzene, 
thinner, commercially available disc/lens 
cleaners, or anti-static spray intended for 
viny1 LPs. 

 

If you have printed the disc

s label, dry the 

label before playing. 

 

Do not attach a sticker type label on the disc. 
The disc changer may be damaged. 

 

Do not insert the following unsupported 
discs; doing so will damage the unit or 
discs. 

Discs whose shapes are nonstandard- 
sized or nonstandard-shaped. (Card, 
heart, star, etc.) 

Discs with a paper sticker or seals. 

Discs with a cellophane tape, or an 
adhesive residue of a removed label. 

Discs of non-standard thickness (thinner 
than 1.0mm, or thicker than 1.5mm) 

 

 

 

 

 

Notes about This Server 

This product and manual are produced by 
Ablecom Technology, Inc. and is under 
copyright protection. Any reproduction, 
transfer, copy or other illegal usages is not 
permitted, except for backup purpose by the 
purchaser of the product. 

Copyrights 

We have taken the best effort to keep this 
manual correct, but we may not guarantee the 
contents are absolutely accurate, for the 
specification of this product may upgrade or 
change over time. We reserve the right to make 
changes without notice. 

If you want to know more about the instruction 
of Windows 7, please refer 
to 

Notice 

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/wind

ows7/help/getting-started

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for CE-HE130S2 Series

Page 1: ...1 CE HE130S2 Series HD Multimedia Home Server User Manual Version 0 1...

Page 2: ...n HDMI cable 17 Connecting with an DVI cable 17 Connecting with an HDMI cable 18 Connecting an AV Amplifier 18 Selecting an audio cable 18 Connecting with a Coaxial Audio Cable 18 Connecting with a To...

Page 3: ...29 Play a CD or DVD or BD 30 To play a DVD 30 To change the setting for DVD playback 31 To play an audio CD 31 To play media files from a data CD data DVD or removable device 31 Supporting File Types...

Page 4: ...the power inlet 7 Place the power cord in a way that people are unlikely to step on it Do not place anything on the power cord To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock do not expose this apparatus...

Page 5: ...an experienced radio television technician for help Shielded network cable must be used between network hub and client in order to comply with the limits for a digital device pursuant to Subpart B of...

Page 6: ...so will damage the unit or discs Discs whose shapes are nonstandard sized or nonstandard shaped Card heart star etc Discs with a paper sticker or seals Discs with a cellophane tape or an adhesive resi...

Page 7: ...ystem Audio Video files sharing Blu Ray digital data storage center Compatible with most of audio and video formats Built in TV tuner with Antenna optional Blu Ray Optional DVD Super Multi digital dat...

Page 8: ...s button to eject the CD or DVD 5 Card Reader This Card Reader supports the following memory card 1 Smart Media SM 2 SD SDHC MicroSD MiniSD TransFlash MMC 3 Compact Flash CF 4 Memory Stick MS 6 Power...

Page 9: ...or speaker into this jack Mic in pink Plug a microphone into this jack Support High Definition Audio 5 1 channels output 7 DC IN Power Jack Connect Power Cord to provide power to the system 8 USB2 0...

Page 10: ...control your media B Navigation Buttons To move between items on the screen C Audio visual AV Buttons To change channels and adjust volume D Numeric Keypad Buttons To enter alphanumeric characters or...

Page 11: ...e right or move from the menu to the folder items If a slide show is playing skip to the next picture 14 OK Select the active item 15 BACK Go to the previous screen No Part Name Description 16 LEFT Mo...

Page 12: ...Keyboard with Mouse x 1pcs optional Note The packing contents may vary from different area and if you have any question about the above list please feel free to contact your local dealers for the deta...

Page 13: ...Note The power cord type will be different as different country please check the power cord type with your local dealer if the supplied power cord is not correct Step6 Connecting to the Speaker If you...

Page 14: ...r please press the Power Button on the front of the panel to turn on the system When you would like to turn off the system please select Shut Down from the Start on the screen of OS Or press Power But...

Page 15: ...ar way to add or remove hard disk drives When you add or replace a hard disk drive do the following steps to fix the drives Step4 Push the hard disk drive back into the ray press and hold the blue cli...

Page 16: ...Insert the memory cards as follows SM Smart Media CF Compact Flash SD Secure Digital Card MS Memory Stick Once the Server is reading the memory card LED indicator will light yellow Note With a Memory...

Page 17: ...her increased with amplifiers VGA Cable A standard VGA connector has 15 pins VGA Cable is one of the most common video connectors for computer monitors and high definition TVs DVI Cable A DVI cable ha...

Page 18: ...onnection to an AV Amplifier or speakers Selecting an audio cable Coaxial Audio Cable For Coaxial S PDIF 3 5mm Stereo Audio Cable A 3 5mm stereo audio cable lets you connect to a 2 channel speakers To...

Page 19: ...efer to Rear Panel section page 8 and your AV Amplifier direction to locate the HDMI connector Connect your system to the AV Amplifier as shown below Connecting Multi Channel Audio Use 3 5mm stereo au...

Page 20: ...y possible on your TV screen or computer monitor The wizard takes you through the main part of the process with a series of easy to understand questions If you re unsure about the details of your hard...

Page 21: ...ders rather than local ones For more information see Add media files to Windows Media Center You can return to the Media Library wizard any time 1 Using a Media Center remote press the green Start but...

Page 22: ...If your computer has the necessary hardware you can use Windows Media Center to watch pause and rewind live and recorded TV programs on your PC There are two primary ways to control Media Center with...

Page 23: ...Decrease button to increase or decrease the volume and click the Mute button to turn the sound on or off Click the Channel Decrease button or the Channel Increase button to go down one channel or up o...

Page 24: ...ble content is free some programs might require a subscription to a specific service To watch Internet TV 1 Click the Start button click All Programs and then click Windows Media Center 2 On the Windo...

Page 25: ...scroll to TV and then click Search 2 Click the category that you want to search by such as Title and then follow the instructions to start a search 3 On the search results page click the TV show or m...

Page 26: ...name director s name or even a word that appears in the title In the future when a TV show or movie airs that matches keywords you specified the program will automatically record 1 On the Windows Med...

Page 27: ...Center start screen scroll to Pictures Videos and then click Picture library 3 Click Folders to sort your folders and files alphabetically click Date taken to sort folders and files by date or click T...

Page 28: ...how 4 On the Review Edit Slide Show page click Add More to add additional pictures and music and when you re finished click Create 5 On the Picture library page click the slide show you want to play a...

Page 29: ...nding a particular video file try changing the way that Media Center groups your videos 1 Click the Start button click All Programs and then click Windows Media Center 2 On the Windows Media Center st...

Page 30: ...in full screen mode click the Maximize button 3 Insert the DVD into a DVD drive on your computer 4 If the main DVD title menu doesn t appear automatically on the Media Center start screen scroll to Mo...

Page 31: ...trols appear and then click the Skip Forward button to play the next track on the CD Move the mouse to make the playback controls appear and then click the Skip Backward button to go to the beginning...

Page 32: ...wdp TIFF tif tiff RAW file Format raw GIF gif Bitmap bmp Portable Network Graphics png Changing the Server Settings Display Settings Change your screen resolution 1 Open Screen Resolution by clicking...

Page 33: ...take effect the next time you log on Audio Settings Hardware Setup This system owns 3 audio jacks on the rear side which can support up to 5 1 channel audio output Select Output Devices After the spe...

Page 34: ...ation and set up connectors On the pop up menu select Set up a new connection or network Step3 Choose a connection option Select Connect to the Internet and press Next Step4 How do you want to connect...

Page 35: ...data to finish connection Bluetooth Settings To connect the Bluetooth devices you can follow the instructions below Step1 Right click the Bluetooth icon on the desktop to enable Bluetooth function St...

Page 36: ...ick on the device you want to connect select Connect to connect to this device Step6 The pop up windows will prompt you to enter the pair code of the device and the system you can both input 1234 to p...

Page 37: ...system Windows Home Server Setting Sharing Folders Microsoft Windows Home Server provides rich entertainment for home users You can share your music photos software and videos with your family Just en...

Page 38: ...ion Step4 If you want to setup the location of the shared folders you can double click on the original one to show the menu Step5 In this menu you can specify the folder you want to share on the netwo...

Page 39: ...ser accounts Step1 Windows Home Server Console menu click User Accounts to show the pop up menu Click OK to proceed to the next step Step2 Click Add to create user accounts for sharing purpose Step3 I...

Page 40: ...set access permission to shared folders in this menu The permission includes Full Read and None When setup is done press Finish to complete settings Step7 In this menu all information about this new u...

Page 41: ...show you if there are any available updates If no updates are being reported as available then you can do a manual check by clicking on the Check for updates link Windows Update will make a quick chec...

Page 42: ...e update That update will disappear from the list and it will never be installed on your PC After you have selected all the updates that you want to install click on the Install button Windows Update...

Page 43: ...ation 1 802 11 b g n 2 Bluetooth v2 0 Front I O 1 MIC in x 1 port 2 Headphone out x 1 port 3 USB2 0 x 2 ports Back I O 1 10 100 1000Mbps LAN port x 1 2 USB2 0 x 6 ports 3 Audio Jack x 3 4 PS 2 connect...

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