Sony Ericsson NSP-1 manual

3-855-936 -12 (1) Netw ork Pla y er © 2004 Sony Corporation NSP-1 Operating Instructions Bef ore operating t he unit, please read this manu al thoroughly and retain it f or future reference.[...]

2 T o pre vent fire or shoc k hazard, do not expose the unit to ra in or moisture. T o a v oid electrical shock, do not open the cabinet. Refer servi cing to qualified personnel onl y . When using a LAN cable: For sa fety, do not connect to a connector for peripheral devi ce wiring that might have excessive voltage . IMPORTANT The nameplate is loca[...]

3 Table of Contents Features .............. ............................ ............. 4 Names and Functions of Parts........ ........... 5 Front Panel .................................................... 5 Rear Panel ..................................................... 6 System Configuration ...... .............. ............. 8 Installation ....[...]

4 Features Features The NSP-1 Network Pl ayer plays back (dec odes) video/ audio data in M PEG format, outputting a n analog signal. It is the ideal digital content player for a dvertising, presentations, tra ining, and othe r situations. The following are the principa l features of this system. High Image Quality Plays MPEG-2 MP@ML encode d movies[...]

5 Names and Funct ions of Parts Names and Functions of Parts Fr ont P anel a PC card Use only the supported PC card. For detailed information on the supported PC card, c onsult your nearest Son y dealer. At the factory, a dummy card has been inse rted. When you use a real PC card, remove th e dummy PC card. Re tain the dummy card. When a PC card is[...]

6 Names and Functi ons of Parts Rear P anel a (network) connector (RJ -45 modula r jack) This is a 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX connector f or network (Ethernet) connection. When using a LAN cable: For safety, do not connect the unit to a connector for periph eral device wiring that might have excessive voltage. b AUDIO IN L/R connectors (pin jacks) These i[...]

7 Names and Funct ions of Parts h DC IN 13.5V conne ctor/Met al cable ret ainer Connect the DC cable of the su ppli ed AC adapter to this connector. After connecting the DC cable, it is recommended that you attach the supplied meta l cabl e retainer to prevent the DC cable from being accidentally discon nected. i Cable lock Attach a security cable [...]

8 System Config uration System Configuration The following diagram shows an example of a typical system configuration. VTR/tuner Plasma display Audio output connectors Speaker Speaker RS-232C Analog RGB connector AUDIO OUT R connector AUDIO OUT L connector Video output connector AUDIO IN L connector AUDIO IN R connector (SERIAL) connector Network c[...]

9 Setup Installation This unit is designed to be op erat ed in either a horizontal or vertical posit ion. If you wish to install this un i t vertically, use the supplied stand and mount this unit on th e stand as illustrated. If this unit is mounted in the wrong direct ion, it is likely to malfunction. Setup This section described the set tings you[...]

10 Setup Enter the fol lowing user name and password set at the factory. User name: NSP1admin Password: NSP1admin Be sure to change the password set at the fact ory for safety. For detailed information on how to change the password, see “Maki ng Account Setting s” on page 12. 7 Click the “OK” but ton. The Status page opens. Selecting a Lang[...]

11 Setup When a wireless LAN is not used: Select “No use” from “Use Wireless LAN.” 2 Make settings related to the DNS serve r. When a DNS server is not used: Select “Off” from “Refer DNS.” When a DNS server is used: Select “On” from “Refer DNS”. Enter the IP address of th e DNS server set for the network (Internet/intranet )[...]

12 Setup To display specifi ed material: Select “Specified Contents” from “Recovery Mode”. When “Specified Contents” is selected, ente r the index number of the materials in the “Index” box. 2 Make settings for t he play log. You can select whet her or not play logs sent from this unit are saved. To save play logs: Select “On” f[...]

13 Setup 2 Enter the same password a s the one entered in step 1. 3 Click the “Send” button. The password for the Admin Account is changed. Setting/changing a pass wor d f or a public user account This is the password fo r a user who accesses this unit from the application software . This user is allows to open the status page. 1 Enter the n ew[...]

14 Confirming the Status of th is Unit / Install ing the BZNP-D1LE Confirming the Status of this Unit The Status page a llows yo u to confirm the following information about the unit. About NSP-1: Model Name, Serial No., and the capacity of the Hard disk are disp layed. Current status of the NSP-1: Temperatures of the uni t, fan, and hard di sk are[...]

15 Downloading Sample Ma terial / Others Downloading Sample Material Sample material which can be played back u sing this unit is saved on the hard disk of this unit. You can use this sample material to c reate a playback program using the BZNP-D1 so ftware and this downloaded sample material. 1 Click the “Down load” button. The Downlo ad page [...]

16 Others Input/output connectors Video input/output Analog RGB OUT HD D-sub 15-pin (female) (1) Switchable among VGA (640 × 480), SVGA (800 × 600), XGA (1 024 × 768) and WVGA (848 × 480) VIDEO IN Pin jack (1), composite signal, 1 Vp -p, input impedance 75 Ω , unbalanced , sync negative VIDEO OUT Pin jack (1), composite sign al, 1 Vp-p, load [...]

17 Others Time Diff erence W orld Map Refer to this map when you set the time zone on the System Settings page.[...]

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