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iPronto 1.6 IFU En .qxd 22-04-2004 17:23 Pagina i Safety & Approbation Regulations FCC Compliancy This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rule. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in residential installations. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may caus
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iPronto 1.6 IFU En .qxd 22-04-2004 17:23 Pagina 1 Table of Contents What Does the iPronto Box Contain? 3 About the iPronto Documentation 4 About the iPronto 5 Installing the Wireless LAN Adapter 8 Installing and Recharging the Battery 10 Installing 10 Recharging 13 Getting the iPronto Up and Running 14 Setting up Your iPronto 15 Setting up Your Network 20 Using the iPronto 27 The Touch Screen 27 The Status Display 27 The iPronto’s External Controls 28 The External Connections 29 Navigating th
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iPronto 1.6 IFU En .qxd 22-04-2004 17:23 Pagina 2 Table of Contents The Electronic Program Guide 47 Subscription 50 Upgrading 55 Troubleshooting 56 Specifications 60 Index 62 iPronto User Guide 2
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iPronto 1.6 IFU En .qxd 22-04-2004 17:23 Pagina 3 What Does the iPronto Box Contain? The iPronto box contains the following items: iPronto iPronto User Guide iPronto Getting Started Guide Warranty Battery AC power adapter with cable Wireless LAN Adapter iPronto User Guide 3
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iPronto 1.6 IFU En .qxd 22-04-2004 17:23 Pagina 4 About the iPronto Documentation The iPronto documentation consists of three parts: ■ This iPronto User Guide. This guide is meant to help you set up and start using the iPronto. ■ The iPronto Getting Started Guide. The iPronto Getting Started Guide gives you a short visual overview of what you have to do to get your iPronto up and running. You can find the iPronto Getting Started Guide in the iPronto box. ■ The iPronto Online Help. The iPronto
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iPronto 1.6 IFU En .qxd 22-04-2004 17:23 Pagina 5 About the iPronto Wirelessly connected to the Internet, the iPronto is a must-have for your home entertainment experience. With its dashboard you can easily access all iPronto’s applications. The dashboard offers access to three basic applications: the Remote Control, the Electronic Program Guide and the Browser, however, you will be able to add new applications to the dashboard in the future. With iPronto’s universal Remote Control you can op
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iPronto 1.6 IFU En .qxd 22-04-2004 17:23 Pagina 6 About the iPronto The iPronto consists of several parts: touchstrip with 8 layout buttons color TFT touch screen stylus speaker power button scroll wheel speaker status display Remote Control buttons iPronto User Guide 6
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iPronto 1.6 IFU En .qxd 22-04-2004 17:23 Pagina 7 About the iPronto IR learning eye and sending eye stand cover of the wireless LAN adapter reset button cover of the battery pack This User Guide is meant to help you set up and start using your iPronto. For detailed information on using the various iPronto applications please refer to the iPronto Online Help. If you follow the flow of the chapters in this guide, you will have your iPronto up and running in no time. You find information about:
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iPronto 1.6 IFU En .qxd 22-04-2004 17:23 Pagina 8 Installing the Wireless LAN Adapter In a wireless network, the Wireless Access Point (WAP) is the last point that is connected to your network with wires. To communicate with your iPronto, the WAP sends out RF (radio frequency) signals, which spread in all directions. The iPronto’s Wireless LAN Adapter (also called PCMCIA card) receives these RF signals and sends RF signals back to the WAP. The first thing you do when you take your iPronto out
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iPronto 1.6 IFU En .qxd 22-04-2004 17:23 Pagina 9 Installing the Wireless LAN Adapter 3 Put the Wireless LAN Adapter in the correct position until it clicks and close the cover. Note Do not install any other adapter. Do not remove the Wireless LAN Adapter when the iPronto is activated. After the Wireless LAN Adapter is installed, there is no need to remove it. It can permanently be left inside the iPronto. iPronto User Guide 9
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iPronto 1.6 IFU En .qxd 22-04-2004 17:23 Pagina 10 Installing and Recharging the Battery Installing After installing the Wireless LAN Adapter, you install the battery. The battery is precharged, but it is advisable to fully charge the battery when you start using the iPronto. See Recharging on page 13. Insert the battery as follows: 1 Lift the stand (figure 1). 2 Open the battery cover by pushing the grips and sliding off the cover in the direction indicated below (figure 2). iPronto User Gui
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iPronto 1.6 IFU En .qxd 22-04-2004 17:23 Pagina 11 Installing and Recharging the Battery 3 Attach the battery connector to the provided socket (figure 3). 4 Put the right side of the battery under the provided hook (figure 4). iPronto User Guide Figure 3 Figure 4 11
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iPronto 1.6 IFU En .qxd 22-04-2004 17:23 Pagina 12 Installing and Recharging the Battery 5 Push the left side of the battery down into its place. 6 Close the battery cover. iPronto User Guide 12
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iPronto 1.6 IFU En .qxd 22-04-2004 17:23 Pagina 13 Installing and Recharging the Battery Recharging The iPronto is provided with a power adapter to recharge the battery. It is best to fully recharge the battery. It takes 2 to 3 hours to recharge the battery. Recharging automatically stops when the battery is full. If you recharge when the battery is completely empty, you might lose some of your settings. In normal use, recharge every 2 days. When you use the iPronto very frequently, recharge
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iPronto 1.6 IFU En .qxd 22-04-2004 17:23 Pagina 14 Getting the iPronto Up and Running This chapter is divided in two parts. In the first part, Setting up your iPronto from page 15 on, you read how to define the general settings. The second part, Setting up your Network starting on page 20, tells you about setting up your wireless network and Internet connection. The first time you activate your iPronto, it will lead you through some initial screens and messages. After these messages the Syste
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iPronto 1.6 IFU En .qxd 22-04-2004 17:23 Pagina 15 Getting the iPronto Up and Running ■ Status: On this tab you get an overview of your network settings. You can also check the network signal strength here. ■ About: On this tab you read information about licence terms and agreements. When you tap the ‘Upgrade iPronto’ button, the iPronto checks if updates of your software are available. When there are updates available, you can download them from the Internet immediately. With the ‘Reboot iPr
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iPronto 1.6 IFU En .qxd 22-04-2004 17:23 Pagina 16 Getting the iPronto Up and Running Calibrating the Touch Screen On first use, you need to calibrate the touch screen of your iPronto. By calibrating, you improve the accuracy of the touch screen. 1 Select the General tab in the System Settings. 2Tap the Calibrate touchscreen button. The Calibration screen appears. 3 Follow the instructions that the iPronto provides. When calibration has succeeded, you hear a success sound. Adjusting the Timez
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iPronto 1.6 IFU En .qxd 22-04-2004 17:23 Pagina 17 Getting the iPronto Up and Running Adjusting the Time 1 Select the General tab in the System Settings. 2 In the Time section, select the Hours box. The selection appears with a highlighted border. 3 Use the + and – buttons to change the hour. 4 In the Time section, select the Minutes box. The selection appears with a highlighted border. 5 Use the + and – buttons to change the minutes. 6When you have set the Time Format to ‘12 hour clock’: 1 I
