DUNE HD SOLO LITE, User Manual

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main screen. To browse the list of network resources accessible via SMB or UPnP protocols, use “Network
Browser” item in “Sources” section of the player menu.
NOTE: If some network resources are not shown by the player, you may need to wait some minutes and then
retry (or press the “POP UP MENU” RC button and choose “Refresh” command).
To switch the player on and to switch it off completely, use the power switch on the rear panel of the player.
To put the player into the standby mode, press the "POWER" RC button. To exit the standby mode, press
this button again. Depending on the player settings (see the player setup menu), the "hardware standby" or
"software standby" mode may be used.
In the "hardware standby" mode, almost complete power-off takes place and the player consumes almost
no power.
In the "software standby" mode, the player produces no signal on the video output, but is still functioning.
For example, if you have some storage devices connected to the player, you may still access them from
network ("NAS" function of the player). Exiting the "software standby" mode takes just a few seconds. When
the player is in the "software standby" mode, it still consumes significant power. It is not recommended to
keep the player in the "software standby" mode for a while if you do not need it.
NOTE: After switching off the player completely or putting the player into the "hardware standby" mode, it is
recommended to wait about 1 minute before switching it on again.
The player can work as a file server, i.e. you can access storage devices connected to the player (internal
HDD, USB drives) from the local network using FTP and SMB protocols. For example, you can copy files to
the player directly from a PC or other device in the local network. On a Windows PC, just type
"ftp://ip_address" or "\\ip_address" in the Windows explorer, where "ip_address" is the IP address of the
player. The IP address of the player can be found in “Setup / Information” menu.
The player can work as a Wi-Fi access point or Wi-Fi router. I.e. the player can connect to Internet via
Ethernet and create its own Wi-Fi network which can be used by various devices (such as mobile phones,
Switching the Player On and Off
Built-in NAS (Network Attached Storage) function
Wi-Fi Access Point function
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