Teufel IP 7000 BR, Техническое описание и инструкция по эксплуатации

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• IP 7000 BR
“Language” menu
You can set the language for the system menus and for
the playback of CD/DVD/BD here .
OSD – language of the system menus
Disc Menu
– language of the DVD/BD menus*
Disc Audio – language of the DVD/BD audio tracks*
Disc Subtitles – language of the DVD/BD subtitles* . The
setting “None” deactivates the subtitles .
*) if available in the desired language
“Network” menu
Setting the network and Internet options .
“Network Information”
Provides an overview of current settings . The MAC ad-
dress is the unchangeable identification of the Ethernet
interface . All other values can be configured manually
under “IP setting” (see below) .
“Connection Test”
With this function, the IP 7000 checks whether there is a
network connection and whether the Internet is available .
“Successful” ore “Failed” will appear after completion,
then push 34 “ENTER” .
“IP Setting”
Defining the network settings .
Auto – Automatic determination of the required param-
eters . Prerequisite: An active DHCP server (e .g . a router) .
Manual
– The IP address and all other values must be
configured . Only a qualified professional should config-
ure these settings . Use the number buttons on the remote
control to make entries .
• IP Address : The network address for the receiver con-
sisting of four numbers each between 0 and 255, e .g .
192 .168 .001 .100 .
• Subnet Mask : Based on the network mask, the receiver
detects which addresses it reaches on its own network
and which it only reaches via the gateway (router) .
Consists of four digits, each between 0 and 255, e .g .
255 .255 .255 .0 .
• Default Gateway : Network address of the gateway
(router), which monitors the connection to the Internet .
•
DNS1
: Network address of the primary domain name
server (DNS), which locates the corresponding IP ad-
dress for domain names (e .g . www .teufelaudio .com) .
Comparable with a phone book .
•
DNS2
: As before, is used when the primary DNS fails .
This specification is optional .
“BD-Live Connection”
With many BluRay discs, you can download and view
additional content from the Internet such as trailers, docu-
mentation or director's comments regarding the inserted
movie via menu click . You can also participate in interac-
tive online games or quizzes .
Note : A USB stick with approx . 1 GB of free memory
must be inserted in the USB port 2 “ ” .
Here, you can specify whether BDs can use Internet ac-
cess .
Permitted
– All BDs allowed .
Partially Permitted
– Only BD Live content, which has
been certified (approved) by the content owner .
Prohibited – Prevent access for all BDs .
“Dlna”
The IP 7000 BD is a digital media player (DMP) that
complies with the specifications of the Digital Living
Network Alliance (DLNA) . If you operate a digital media
server (DMS, also referred to as a DLNA server) on your
network, the IP 7000 BD can play movies, music and im-
ages from this server (see page 21) .
This setting activates or deactivates the DMP .
“System” menu
“Screen Saver”
This darkens the screen after a configurable period of
inactivity, e .g . to prevent burn-in on plasma screens .
Possible values: 5, 10, 15, 20 minutes .
“Auto Off”
After the screensaver activates (see above), the receiver
waits for the configured period of time to elapse before
automatically switching to standby . Possible values: 30
minutes, 60 minutes, never .
“Disc Auto Playback”
With this setting, you determine whether playback will
automatically start or not after you insert a CD/DVD/BD .
Possible settings: On (playback starts automatically, not
possible with some BluRay discs), Off (playback does not
start automatically) .
“CEC”
If this function is activated, CEC-compatible devices are
controlled by a control command via the HDMI connec-
tion . As a result, devices connected to the TV set are e .g .
automatically activated and deactivated using the remote
control for the television set . Possible values: On, Off .
Note
: Must be set to “On” to play back television audio
using the ARC button (see page 11) .
“Firmware Update”
If the receiver is constantly connected to the Internet,
it will check every time it turns on whether an updated
version of its operating software (“firmware”) is available
and will initiate the update process after confirmation .
You can manually load the update for your receiver via
the Internet connection with this menu item by selecting
“Network” and pushing 34 “ENTER” . Then follow the
instructions on the screen .
The update will take several minutes, during which time
you may not turn off the device and interrupt the Internet
connection . After the update, you reset the receiver to the
default settings (see the following section) .