Sling Media SBCA5120 Multimedia Equipment: SlingCatcher Model:SC100-100 User Manual

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SLINGCATCHER USER GUIDE
Copyright © 2007 Sling Media, Inc. Sling Media, Slingbox, SlingCatcher, SlingLink, SlingPlayer, SlingPlayer Mobile, SlingProjector, SlingSync, and
SlingStream are the registered Trademarks of Sling Media, Inc. Other products and companies mentioned are the Trademarks of their respective
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BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Welcome!
Thank you for purchasing SlingCatcher. SlingCatcher allows you to watch digital
video on your TV. With the included remote control, you can sit back on your
couch and watch video from your Slingbox, or movies and Internet video from
your PC.
We’ve designed this set up procedure to cover most situations. If you have
a more complex home theater system, see the manuals that came with your
equipment for set-up information. If you don’t have your manual, many of them
are available on the web sites of the manufacturers.
WHAT’S IN THE BOX:
SlingCatcher
Composite Video &
Analog Audio Cables
Remote Control &
2 AAA Batteries
Ethernet Cable
Power Adapter
WHAT YOU NEED TO SETUP SLINGCATCHER:
TV
Router
Flashlight
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT:
Digital audio, HDMI, S-video
and component cables may
be needed, depending on
how you choose to connect
SlingCatcher.
Slingbox
Windows PC
• A flashlight to help you see behind your TV.
• A TV with composite video, S-video, component video, or HDMI inputs.
• A broadband Internet connection (cable or DSL modem) connected to a home
network (wired or wireless).
Note: For ease-of-use, performance and convenience, Sling Media recommends that
you use wired Ethernet or SlingLinkTM TURBO to connect SlingCatcher to your home
network. Alternatively, you can use SlingLink WIRELESS. It plugs into a USB port on the
back of the SlingCatcher and allows you to connect SlingCatcher to your wireless router.
SlingLink TURBO and SlingLink WIRELESS are sold separately.
Visit http://www.slingmedia.com/slinglink for more information.
One or both of these:
• A Slingbox on your home network (LAN) or on the Internet (WAN), if you
want to watch video from your Slingbox on your TV.
• A Windows PC to run the SlingCatcher Desktop software, if you want to sync
or stream video from your PC to the SlingCatcher and watch it on the TV.
Note: SlingCatcher requires an optional USB 2.0 storage device (hard disk drive or
flash memory stick) to support the sync functionality.
Visit http://www.slingcatcher.com for more information.
Setting up SlingCatcher
IMPORTANT: Before you plug SlingCatcher into an electrical outlet, read the
safety information in the included “SlingCatcher Safety, Regulatory, and
Legal Information” booklet. That booklet also includes important safety
instructions on cleaning your SlingCatcher.
		 Step 1: INSERT batteries in the remote
Place the batteries in the remote control by removing the rear cover of the
remote and inserting the batteries. Use the diagram in the battery compartment
to make sure you insert the batteries correctly. Once you’ve installed the
batteries properly, the red light will flash when you press the OK button.
		Step 2: Place SlingCatcher near your TV
Remove SlingCatcher from the packaging and place it near your TV. For the
remote control to work properly, the entire front of the SlingCatcher should be
visible from where you watch TV and it must not be blocked.
Do not place your SlingCatcher on or near anything that gets hot, such as
a stereo amplifier, spotlight, transformer, radiator, etc. Also, don’t place anything
on top of your SlingCatcher.
		 Step 3: Connect the audio cables
1. First, choose the device that you want to send sound to. You can set up SlingCatcher
to send audio to your TV, your stereo or your A/V receiver. To connect the cables
properly, it’s easiest to start by looking at the back of your TV, stereo or A/V receiver.
Note: Some TVs have their connections organized into sets of inputs (INPUT 1, INPUT 2 or
AUX 1, AUX 2, etc.). If your TV has these, write down the input set that you use. You may
need to change the Input source setting on your TV later in this set up procedure.
2. Next, choose a type of audio connection. There are three kinds of audio connections:
analog, digital and HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia
Interface). Analog provides good sound. Digital or HDMI
provide the best sound.
HDMI
Digital Audio
Analog Audio Right
Analog Audio Left
SlingCatcher
Audio
Outputs
Make sure that the device for audio has the kind of available audio
connections that you want to use.
ANALOG: Analog audio connections are usually red and white. The red
connection is for the right channel and white is for the left channel. If you see
connectors on your audio source, connect the matching cables to SlingCatcher
and then to the INPUT connections on the audio device that you’ve chosen.
Often the analog sound cables include a yellow connector for video. Don’t
connect this yellow connector at this time.
DIGITAL: Digital audio connections are usually orange. These connections
are also called S/PDIF (Sony/Philips Digital Interface) or Coaxial S/PDIF. Many
manufacturers use these connections. If the audio device for audio that you’ve
chosen has a digital audio connection, connect a digital audio cable (not included)
to the digital audio connector on SlingCatcher and then to the corresponding
INPUT connector on your device.
HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface): If your TV or A/V receiver has an
HDMI connection available, connect the appropriate cable
to SlingCatcher and then to your TV. If you want to send
the audio to an additional device besides your TV, use either
analog audio cables or a digital audio connection.
not included
TIP: You may need to refer to
the manual for your TV, stereo or
A/V receiver to see information
about the connections. Don’t
panic if you don’t have the
manual. Many manufacturers
have these manuals on their
web sites.
Step 4: Connect the video cables
1. Check the available video inputs on your TV. There are four kinds of video
connections: composite, S-video, component and HDMI.
The video quality of a composite video connection is good,
S-video is better, and component is very good. HDMI is
best.
2. Choose the highest quality connection that your TV has that’s available.
COMPOSITE: Composite connections include the red and white connectors
for audio, along with a yellow one for video. If you chose composite video and
you see an available yellow composite connection on your TV, connect the
appropriate yellow cable.
S-VIDEO: S-video connections are typically black with multiple pins. If you
chose S-video and you see an available S-video connection,
connect the appropriate cable.
not included
COMPONENT: Component connections are usually a set of green, blue and red
connectors. If you chose component video and you see
a set of available connections, connect the appropriate
connections.
not included
HDMI: HDMI cables carry both audio and video. If you’ve already connected an
HDMI cable to your SlingCatcher and to your TV, you’re done. If not, connect the
HDMI cable to the back of SlingCatcher and to the HDMI connector on your TV.
Need cables? Visit
http://www.slingmedia.com
to purchase them.
	Step 5: Connect SlingCatcher to your
network
If you plan to connect your SlingCatcher via Ethernet to your home network,
connect one end of the Ethernet cable to the Ethernet jack on the back of
SlingCatcher. Plug the other end into an unused Ethernet port on your router.
If your SlingCatcher is not near your router, you can use
SlingLinks (not included) to bridge a wired Ethernet
connection between SlingCatcher and your router. Visit
http://www.slingmedia.com/slinglink for more information.
Optionally, for a wireless connection, you can connect the SlingLink WIRELESS
accessory (not included) to either USB port on the back of SlingCatcher. For
a wireless connection, you also need a wireless router. See the documentation
included with SlingLink WIRELESS for information on setting it up to use
with SlingCatcher.
Step 6: Power up SlingCatcher
1. Connect the power cord to SlingCatcher.
WARNING: The SlingCatcher power adapter is only for use with
SlingCatcher or Slingbox SOLO. Do not plug the SlingCatcher
power adapter into any other Sling Media family of products.
2. Plug the power adapter into a power outlet.
3. The Power LED should light up indicating the set-top box is powered on.
Power
Step 7: Turn on your TV
Wait 1 minute for SlingCatcher and your TV to warm up. If necessary, change
your TV video input source setting to match the input that you’ve connected
SlingCatcher to.
It may not be obvious how to change the input source setting on your TV. Again,
you may need to refer to the manual for your TV for information. If you don’t have
the manual, many manufacturers also have these manuals on their web sites.
After you choose the correct input source setting, a Welcome screen appears.
Onscreen instructions will lead you through the step-by-step process for
configuring your SlingCatcher.
IF YOU DO NOT SEE THE WELCOME SCREEN AT THIS POINT:
First, wait at least an additional 30 seconds to make sure that both
SlingCatcher and your TV are warmed up. Double-check the Input source
setting. If your TV and SlingCatcher are warmed up and you’ve selected the
correct Input source setting, it’s possible that your TV is not set to accept the
video format being output by SlingCatcher. Press the Enter (
) button on the
SlingCatcher remote control every 5 seconds to change the video format being
output by SlingCatcher until you see the SlingCatcher Welcome screen clearly
on your TV.
If this does not work, see page 11 of this manual for more troubleshooting
tips.
Optional steps:
After you’ve completed the SlingCatcher on-screen setup, you can perform these
optional steps:
• You can install the SlingCatcher Desktop software on your Windows PC
or PCs. This software allows you to view video from your PC on the TV. Visit
http://www.slingcatcher.com to download the software and installation
instructions.
• If you want to sync media content from your PC using the SlingCatcher
Desktop software, you can connect a USB 2.0 storage
device to the back of SlingCatcher. If you purchased a USB
2.0 hard disk drive or USB 2.0 flash drive accessory from
Sling Media, or have your own, install it by connecting it to
a USB port on the back of SlingCatcher.
SlingCatcher is compatible with most USB 2.0 storage devices. Your device must
have at least 1 GB available free space. Devices using USB 1.1 or USB On-theGo (OTG) are not supported. Your device must also be formatted with the FAT32
file system for use with SlingCatcher. If your device is not formatted correctly,
SlingCatcher can format it for you.
Before you format the device, make sure that there aren’t files on it that
you want to keep. If there are, connect the drive to your PC and copy the
files to your PC or another drive before going any further.
For more information on USB 2.0 storage device compatibility and an explanation
of the FAT32 file system, visit: http://www.slingcatcher.com
using SlingCatcher
Using the remote control
You can use the SlingCatcher remote control to control both SlingCatcher, as
well as any Slingboxes that you have access to on your home network or on the
Internet. When you’re watching video from a Slingbox, most of the buttons on the
SlingCatcher remote will control your cable/satellite set-top box, DVD player, or
Slingbox TV tuner. This diagram summarizes what the buttons on the remote do:
Transport Buttons
Slingbox and SlingCatcher:
Pause / Rewind / Fast Forward /
Play / Skip Back / Skip Forward
video from your Slingbox, PC, or
the Internet
Guide
Slingbox: Accesses electronic
program guide on your cable/
satellite set-top box
Back
Slingbox: Sends Back or Close
or Cancel command to your
cable/satellite set-top box or
DVD player
SlingCatcher: Goes back to the
previous screen
Up/Down/Left/Right/OK
Use these buttons to navigate
within the SlingCatcher menus
or your cable/satellite set-top
box menus
Page
Page up and down within SlingCatcher or cable/satellite set-top
box screens
SlingCatcher Power
Sling Button
Returns to SlingCatcher Main
Menu
Menu and Info
Slingbox: Sends Menu
command or Info command to
your cable/satellite set-top box
OPT
SlingCatcher: Opens the
SlingCatcher Options menu
where you can access more
features or information
Soft Buttons
Slingbox: You can program these
buttons for any set-top box
functions that are missing from
the SlingCatcher remote control.
SlingCatcher: Perform different
functions depending on what
you are doing with SlingCatcher.
On-screen instructions will
provide you more information.
Jump
Slingbox: Sends Jump or
Previous Channel command to
your cable/satellite set-top box
MODE button and SCISSORS
button are reserved for future
use.
• VOL, TV POWER, TV INPUT, and MUTE buttons: These buttons on the
remote control can be set to control your television and/or stereo or A/V system.
Note that these buttons control your TV, and/or stereo or A / V system, not
SlingCatcher. Until they are programmed they do not do anything. Visit http://
www.slingcatcher.com for more information.
• The Sling button: Press the Sling button (
the main menu shown here.
) on the remote control to access
SlingCatcher Main Menu
The Arrow buttons: From the main menu, use the arrow buttons on the remote
to access the following features:
• Up arrow (
): This button allows you to watch video from a Slingbox on
your TV. Your Slingbox can be located on your local network within your home,
or on the Internet in a remote location.
• Left Arrow ( ): Playback video content that you have synced to the USB
hard drive using your PC.
• Right Arrow ( ): View video clips of your favorite TV shows and movies from
http:///www.sling.com and other popular locations.
• Down arrow (
): Provides access to system settings and preferences.
Navigation tips:
• Press the OPT ( ) button on the remote for a list of more options.
• Press the Back( ) button to go one step or go back to the previous menu.
• Press the red button ( ) on the remote control to access on-screen Help.
• Press the Sling icon button ( ) on the remote to go back to the main menu.
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MORE SLINGCATCHER INFO
For more information on SlingCatcher Desktop, SlingSync and SlingProjector, please
visit: http://www.slingcatcher.com
If you need more help, visit our support web site at http://support.slingmedia.com
for SlingCatcher tips and tricks, tutorials and information on how to contact the
Sling Media tecnical support team.
tips and troubleshooting
Before you do anything else, make sure that all audio, video, and network cables
are connected as described in this manual. If the problems continue, look for
your symptoms below:
No video on your TV
1. Check the TV input source setting if your TV has them. It should be set to the
same input that SlingCatcher is connected to.
2. Check the video cables. They should be connected correctly to your TV and to
SlingCatcher (See page 5 of this manual).
3. If this is a first setup or installation, SlingCatcher may not be outputting a video
format that can be accepted by your TV. Press the enter button every 5 seconds
until you see the SlingCatcher Welcome screen clearly on your TV.
SlingCatcher does not respond to the remote control
1. Make sure that the batteries in the remote have been inserted correctly. Remove
them and check the diagram inside the battery compartment. Reinsert them as
shown in the compartment.
2. Replace the remote control batteries if the red light on the remote still does not
flash when you press the OK button.
3. Make sure that the front of the SlingCatcher is not blocked.
No audio
1. Make sure that the audio cables are connected correctly to your TV or home
theater system and SlingCatcher (See page 3 of this manual).
2. Make sure that your TV or home audio system is turned on and the volume is
turned up. (Refer to the user manuals for this equipment for more information.
These are often available on the manufacturer’s web site.)
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Unable to connect to my SlingCatcher from the SlingCatcher
Desktop software
1. Make sure that your PC is properly connected to your router.
2. If you are using a wired Ethernet connection, make sure that the Ethernet cable
is firmly connected to SlingCatcher and to your router. If you are using a wireless
connection, make sure that it’s set up and connected properly.
3. Make sure that your network is on. If the network light on the front of
SlingCatcher is not lit, go to the SlingCatcher Desktop main
menu and press the down arrow button to select Settings.
Next, select Networking and Storage to check your network
connection.
Network
Unable to connect to a Slingbox from SlingCatcher
1. Make sure that SlingCatcher is connected to your home network correctly
(See the previous section).
2. Make sure that your Slingbox is set up correctly. A Slingbox cannot be set up
using SlingCatcher. You must use SlingPlayer (PC or Mac) to set up a Slingbox.
Refer to your Slingbox documentation for more details. You can download
Slingbox documentation from: http://support.slingmedia.com.
Problems installing a USB storage device
1. Make sure that your device is USB 2.0 compliant. Devices using USB 1.1 or
USB OTG (on-the-go) are not supported. Refer to the user manuals of these
devices for more information. These are often available on the manufacturer’s
web site.
2. Check your external USB storage device and its cables. Many USB 2.0 drives
require a separate external power supply.
3. Ensure your USB 2.0 storage device has at a minimum 1GB of storage
available.
As a last resort:
Reset your router and cable or DSL modem by unplugging both units and
plugging them in again after waiting 30 seconds. Then, press and hold the Reset
button on the back of SlingCatcher for longer than 5 seconds to return it to
factory default settings.
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Technical specifications
SlingCatcher Set-top Box Specifications:
Dimensions
9.25”x7.25”x1.75”
Weight
1.6 lbs.
Power Requirements
5V/4A
Inputs
NA
Outputs
RCA audio (L/R)
Composite video (RCA)
S-video
Component video (RCA)
S/PDIF coaxial audio
HDMI
Network
RJ-45 Ethernet
Display
(3) front panel LEDs:
Status
Network
Power
Connectivity
2 USB Type ‘A’ ports
Power Adapter Specifications:
Make
Ktec
Model Number
KSAFF0500400W1US
Input Voltage Range
100VAC to 240VAC
Input Frequency Range
50 Hz to 60 Hz
Input Current
0.8A Max
Output Voltage
+5V
Output Regulation
4.6~5.4V
Output Load Range
0~4.0A
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Create Date                     : 2007:08:22 13:59:45-07:00
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Metadata Date                   : 2007:08:22 13:59:59-07:00
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