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5. Connecting your CFULLHDMAi<br />

To use the <strong>Conceptronic</strong> FULL HD Media Player you need to have the following:<br />

A. A Wired (10/100/1000 Mbps) network.<br />

B. One or more computers running Windows 2000, Windows XP or Windows Vista, a network storage<br />

solution with UPnP A/V Server or a USB storage device with media files.<br />

C. A TV set with HDMI, Component (Y, Pb, Pr), S-Video, SCART or Composite input.<br />

It is useful to have a Broadband Internet connection if you want to use streaming services like listening to<br />

a radio station which is broadcasted through the Internet.<br />

Note: The <strong>Conceptronic</strong> CFULLHDMAi is using an UPnP A/V client to play audio and video.<br />

You need to have hardware with UPnP A/V Server functionality, a third party UPnP A/V Server<br />

application or install the provided <strong>Conceptronic</strong> Media Server software.<br />

(See chapter 13).<br />

Connecting the network cable<br />

To stream your media files from your computer or network storage solution, you need to connect the<br />

CFULLHDMAi to your network.<br />

• Connect the supplied network cable to the unit [8] and to your network device (switch, router, etc.)<br />

Note: The CFULLHDMAi can also be used wireless. In order to establish a wireless network connection,<br />

you need to use a <strong>Conceptronic</strong> C300RU wireless USB adapter. For more information how to use<br />

the CFULLHDMAi wireless, see chapter 12.<br />

Connecting the Video Cable(s)<br />

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You can connect the CFULLHDMAi in 5 different ways to your TV:<br />

- HDMI<br />

- Composite<br />

- SCART (by using the Composite cable & Scart adapter)<br />

- S-Video (by using the Component & S-Video connection cable) **<br />

- Component (by using the Component & S-Video connection cable) **<br />

** When using S-Video or Component, only the video signal is send to your TV.<br />

For the audio signal, use the Audio RCA Jacks on the Composite cable (Red, White), or the Coaxial<br />

S/PDIF cable.<br />

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