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TGM-100 Server
TGM-100C Client
Theater Grand
Media Player
User’s Manual
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User’s Manual
1. Read Instructions
2. Keep these Instructions
3. Heed all Warnings.
4. Follow all Instructions
5. Do not use this apparatus near water.
6. Clean only with dry cloth.
7. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators,
heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including ampli-
ers) that produce heat.
8. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when
unused for long periods of time.
9. Refer all servicing to qualied service personnel. Servic-
ing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in
any way, such as a power-supply cord or plug is damaged,
liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the appa-
ratus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture,
does not operate normally, or has been dropped.
10. Ventilation — The apparatus should be situated so
that its location or position does not interfere with its proper
ventilation. For example, the apparatus should not be situ-
ated on a bed, sofa, rug, or similar surface that may block
any ventilation openings; or placed in a built-in installation
such as a bookcase, cabinet, or closed equipment rack that
may impede the ow of air through ventilation openings.
11. Power Sources — The apparatus should be connected
to a power supply only of the type described in these op-
eration instructions or as marked on the apparatus.
12. Power Cord Protection — Power-supply cords should
be routed so that they are not likely to be walked upon or
pinched by items placed upon or against them, paying par-
ticular attention to cords at plugs, convenience receptacles,
and the point where they exit the apparatus.
13. Non-use Periods—The power cord of the apparatus
should be unplugged from the outlet when unused for a
long period of time.
14. Object and Liquid Entry — Care should be taken so
that objects do not fall into and liquids are not spilled into
the inside of the apparatus.
15. Servicing — The user should not attempt to service
the apparatus beyond those means described in this
operating manual. All other servicing should be referred to
qualied service personnel.
Important Safety Instructions
SAFETY
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16. To prevent electric shock, do not use this polarized
plug with an extension cord, receptacle or other outlet
unless the blades can be fully inserted to prevent blade
exposure.
Pour préevenir les chocs électriques ne pas utiliser cette
che polariseé avec un prolongateur, un prise de courant
ou une autre sortie de courant, sauf si les lames peuvent
être insérées à fond sans laisser aucune parIVe à décou-
vert.
17. Grounding or Polarization — Precautions should be
taken so that the grounding or polarization means of the
Component is not defeated.
This apparatus does not exceed the Class A/Class B (which-
ever is applicable) limits for radio noise emissions from digital
apparatus as set out in the radio interference regulations of
the Canadian Department of Communications.
ATTENTION — Le présent appareil numérique n'émet pas
de bruits radioélectriques dépassant las limites applicables
aux appareils numériques de class A/de class B (selon le
cas) prescrites dans le règlement sur le brouillage radioé-
lectrique édicté par les ministere des communications du
Canada.
WARNING – TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO
NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
CAUTION: TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK, MATCH WIDE BLADE OF
PLUG TO WIDE SLOT, FULLY INSERT.
ATTENTION: POUR ÉVITER LES CHOCS ÉLECTRIQUES, INTRO- DU-
IRE LA LAME LA PLUS LARGE DE LA FICHE DANS LA BORNE CORRE-
SPONDANTE DE LA PRISE ET POUSSER JUSQU’AU FOND.
EXAMPLE OF ANTENNA GROUNDING ACCORDING TO NATIONAL
ELECTRICAL CODE INSTRUCTIONS CONTAINED IN ARTICLE
810–“RADIO AND TELEVISION EQUIPMENT”
GROUND CLAMP
GROUNDING
CONDUCTORS
(NEC SECTION 810-21)
ANTENNA
LEAD IN WIRE
POWER SERVICE GROUNDING
ELECTRODE SYSTEM
(NEC ART 250, PART H)
SERVICE
ENTRANCE
EQUIPMENT
GROUND CLAMPS
GROUND CLAMPS
ANTENNA DISCHARGE UNIT
(NEC SECTION 810-20)
NEC NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE.
NOTE TO CATV INSTALLER
This reminder is to call the CATV system installer's attention to Article 820-40 of the NEC that provides guide-
lines for proper grounding and in particular, specifies that the cable ground shall be connected to the grounding
system of the building as close to the point of cable entry as practical.
OUTSIDE ANTENNA GROUNDING
If an outside antenna is connected to the receiver, be sure the antenna system is grounded so as to provide
some protection against voltage surges and built-up static charges. Article 810 of the National Electrical Code,
A
NSI/NFPA 70, provides information with regard to proper grounding of the lead-in wire to an antenna-discharge
unit, connection to grounding electrodes, and requirements for the grounding electrode. See Figure above.
SAFETY
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ......................2-3
INTRODUCTION ..............................................................4
CHAPTER 1: QUICK START GUIDE .......................... 5-8
Remote Control ...........................................................5
DVD/CD Player ............................................................6
Playing Music ..............................................................6
Playing Movies ............................................................7
User Interfaces ............................................................7
CHAPTER 2: CONNECTIONS AND REMOTES ........9-15
TGM-100 Front View ...................................................9
TGM-100 Rear View ..................................................10
Remote Control ....................................................11-15
CHAPTER 3: TV USER INTERFACE .......................16-26
Playing a CD/DVD ..................................................... 18
Recording .............................................................18-20
Music Library ........................................................20-24
Movie Library ........................................................25-26
CHAPTER 4: ADMIN USER INTERFACE ................ 27-35
Editing Audio Library ............................................. 27-31
Editing Video Library.............................................31-33
Settings .................................................................34-35
CHAPTER 5: WEB USER INTERFACE ................... 36-37
CHAPTER 6: USING A COMPUTER ........................ 38-40
APPENDIX ................................................................ 41-61
Software Updates ...................................................... 41
Touch Panel User Interface ....................................... 42
Troubleshooting Guide ......................................... 43-44
Remote Control Codes .........................................45-49
Hardware Specications .......................................50-51
Terms and Conditions ...........................................52-60
Limited Warranty ........................................................61
Service Assistance .................................................... 61
Contents
Read the Safety Instructions carefully before
connecting and using your TGM-100 Digital Media
Server.
Chapter 1 is a general introduction to the features,
details and control of your TGM-100.
Chapter 2 shows many options for connecting
your source equipment to the TGM-100 and also
describes the basics of using the remote control.
Chapter 3 contains detailed information on the
TGM-100’s Main TV UI.
Chapter 4 contains detailed information on the
TGM-100’s Admin UI.
Chapter 5 introduces the Web UI.
Chapter 6 provides information on using a computer
to access the TGM-100.
The Appendix shows some additional information,
including a troubleshooting guide, the Warranty and
service assistance details.
To nd out more about this and other Sunre
products, please visit our website: www.sunre.com
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Introduction
Congratulations on your purchase of the incredible Theater
Grand Media System - the only server solution of its kind to
deliver the luxury and performance that the name Sunre
symbolizes. Highly robust and purpose-built, The TGM Se-
ries is an expandable server/client and hard drive system
for storing, managing and playing your entire collection of
movies and music.
Using an external storage device of a capacity to suit your
requirements, large libraries of DVDs and CDs can be
stored and replayed at the touch of a button. All movies
and music are accessed via intuitive Graphical User
Interfaces (GUIs), and can be displayed in a variety of
ways to match your individual preferences.
Additional information about your movies and music is
automatically downloaded from the Internet to make it
a breeze to nd your favorites. An industry-rst, layered
metadata service, searches multiple providers to ensure
not only the highest hit rate possible, but also the best
quality album and movie artwork.
Enjoy rediscovering your media!
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CHAPTER 1 – Quick Start
Quick Start Guide
Your TGM-100 supports several different types of connec-
tion to televisions, and automatically detects which is being
used when you power it on. Please ensure that all con-
nected peripheral devices are switched on before turning
on your TGM-100.
Turning the Unit On and Off
To switch the unit on, press the ; button on the front
panel. The Power LED will ash red to blue for a period
of time, then glow steadily blue to indicate that the unit
is powered on. Once the unit has completed the power
on process, the TV User Interface will display the Home
Screen.
Your TGM-100 is designed to remain switched on continu-
ously. However, if you are not planning to use it for an
extended period, you may switch the unit off.
To turn the unit off, press the • ; button on the front
panel. After a brief period, the unit will switch off and
the Power LED will turn red.
Using the Remote Control
Press the • àLibrary button to display the Home
Screen.
Use the • S and T buttons to highlight different items
on the display.
Press • OSelect to choose media.
Press • JMenu to navigate through sub-menus like
Albums, Artists, Genres, Titles, Actors etc.
Press the • OSelect button to select an item from the list.
Press the • P button to go back a level, cancel, exit
or delete the current operation according to the
information on screen.
Press the • • Now Playing button to see details of
the album or movie which is currently being played. If
playing a movie, it will be stopped.
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The DVD/CD Player
Place a CD or DVD in the slot.•
Press the • àLibrary button to view the Home Screen.
Select • Disc.
If your TGM-100 is connected to the Internet, details of the
disc content will be found automatically and displayed on
the screen.
Select • Play Disc or Record Disc from the TV User
Interface. You may also begin playback by pressing the
aPlay button on the remote control.
The Recording display shows recording progress with an
indication of the time remaining to completion. The Now
Playing screen shows the length of the track being played
and how long it has been playing.
Playing Music From the Library
Press the • àLibrary button to display the Home
Screen.
Use the • S and T buttons to highlight Music and press
the OSelect button.
The • JMenu button lets you choose how you want to
browse your music collection; for example by Tracks,
Albums, Artists, or Genres. Select the grouping you
prefer and press the OSelect button.
To play a piece of music, highlight it in the list and •
select the Play option using the S and T buttons. You
may also simply press the aPlay button on the remote
control.
You may choose between • List View and Cover View
when you make a selection.
List view shown:
Cover view shown:
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Playback Transport Buttons
To stop playback, press the • g Stop button on the
remote control.
To pause playback, press the • h Pause button.
Press the • e or f Skip button to skip to the next or
previous track.
Hold down the • c or d Seek button to seek forward
or backward within the current track.
Play resumes from the new position when you release the
button.
You may also use the transport buttons on the TV UI to
control playback functions.
Press the • • Now Playing button to see details of
the currently playing selection.
Use the remote's • U,V,S and T buttons to navigate
to the desired function.
Press • OSelect when you have the desired function
highlighted.
Playing Movies From the Library
Press the • àLibrary button to display the Home
Screen.
Use the • S and T buttons to highlight Movies and
press the OSelect button.
Press • JMenu to display the movies in your library in
various ways; for example Titles, Actors, Directors or
Ratings. Highlight the grouping you prefer and press
the OSelect button.
To play a movie, select it from the list and use the •
OSelect button to select Play Title. You may also
start playback by simply pressing the aPlay button on
the remote control.
You may also choose between • List View and Cover
View when you select a movie.
Playback Transport Buttons
The transport buttons on the remote control work in much
the same way as they do when playing music, with the fol-
lowing exceptions:
The • g Stop button pauses and resumes playback and
displays the Now Playing screen.
The • • Now Playing button also stops the movie
currently playing and returns you to the Now Playing
screen. Press a to return to the movie you are
watching.
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User Interfaces
There are several ways to view the User Interface (UI) of
your TGM-100. Each method will be detailed within this
manual, but some basic concepts are listed here for ease-
of-use when getting started.
TV UI (pgs. 16-26)
The primary method for viewing the UI is on a television.
This is referred to as the TV UI. You will normally use the
included remote control when utilizing this method to con-
trol your TGM-100.
To access this UI, simply turn on a connected television,
switch to the connected TV input, and control the system
using your remote control. The TV UI is used to watch and
record music and movies and to perform basic Setup func-
tions such as Media Lookup, On-line Update, etc. Most
commonly used functions of the TV UI are found on the
Home Screen, shown above.
Touch Panel UI (pg. 51)
The Touch Panel UI provides a method to control the
TGM-100 from touch panels located throughout the home.
The TGM-100 is designed to work with all ELAN wired or
wireless touch panels and provides full control over the
system.
Admin UI (pgs. 27-35)
The Admin UI allows full access to all setup and playback
functions. This UI allows for more complex actions than the
TV UI and has more options, but many of the options are
not required for day-to-day activities. The Admin UI may be
accessed from the main TV using the included remote, or
may be accessed from a PC using a mouse and keyboard.
Web Access (pgs. 36-37)
The Web UI provides a method to control the TGM-100
from any computer located on the same network. The Web
UI is a great way to perform functions that require a key-
board (such as naming Playlists or editing Library contents)
and provides a convenient way to access the system from
anywhere in the home. Any of the previous three User
Interfaces may be accessed from the Web UI.
Instructions on how to access and use each of these UIs is
included later in this manual.
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TGM-100
Front View
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1
STANDBY BUTTON
Press the Standby button to turn the TGM-100 On; press it again
to turn the unit Off. (Blue = ON; Red = OFF; Flashing = STARTUP)
2
DISC PLAYER
CDs and DVDs should be inserted with the label side facing up.
NOTE: Push slowly, then the motorized tray will pull in the disc.
3
EJECT BUTTON
Pressing the EJECT button ejects the disc.
4
IR WINDOW
The front panel IR Window allows remote control information to be
transmitted to the TGM-100.
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TGM-100
Rear View
1 2 3 4 5 6
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1
HDMI VIDEO
Use the HDMI connector to connect your TGM-100 to a digital
at-panel television or projector. HDMI Output is usually connect-
ed to the main television used for viewing movies in your home.
This connector has the ability to send up to 1080p video as well
as 5.1 Channel Dolby, DTS and stereo over one cable. To take
advantage of the Surround Sound Audio Formats, it is necessary
to connect the audio output to a device capable of decoding the
surround sound signal.
• If your digital TV can decode the signal, simply connect it to the
HDMI socket on the back of the TGM-100.
• If your digital TV does not decode the signal, noise may be emit-
ted by the TV’s speakers. In this case you should mute the TV’s
volume and connect an amplier with this capability to the digital
output (
9
or
10
) of the TGM-100.
2
DVI VIDEO
Connect to TGM-DVC DVI to Composite Video Converter to
control the TGM-100 using the dedicated Touch panel UI.
3
ESATA
Use this port to connect a Sunre eSATA drive.
4
COMPONENT VIDEO OUT
Connect the Y, PB and PR Component Video Out of the TGM-100
to the Y, PB and PR COMPONENT VIDEO IN of a suitable TV to
display the TV User Interface (up to 1080i). You may also need to
switch the TV to the relevant input to display the picture.
5
COMPOSITE VIDEO OUT
Connect the composite Video Out of the TGM-100 to the com-
posite input of a suitable PAL or NTSC TV to display the TV User
Interface. You may also need to switch the TV to the relevant
input to display the picture.
6
S-VIDEO OUT
Connect the S-VIDEO output of the TGM-100 to the S-VIDEO
input of a suitable PAL or NTSC TV to display the TV User Inter-
face. You may also need to switch the TV to the relevant input to
display the picture.
7
ANALOG AUDIO OUT
This analog audio output may be connected to the input jacks of a
pre-amplier, receiver or whole-house controller.
8
IR INPUT
The IR INPUT connection allows remote control information to be
carried from third-party controllers directly into the TGM-100.
9
COAXIAL DIGITAL AUDIO OUT
By connecting the coaxial jack to a digital audio component (D/A
converter, A/V amplier etc.), digital signals from the TGM-100
can be transmitted directly from the system without rst being con-
verted to analog. This output may not be used for making a digital
copy of your media.
10
OPTICAL DIGITAL AUDIO OUT
The digital optical output can be used to transmit high quality
audio to a device with a digital optical input (D/A converter, A/V
amplier etc.) using an optical ber cable. The advantage of using
the optical output is that it has low signal loss and is completely
isolated from the ground loop.This output may not be used for
making a digital copy of your media.
11
LAN (ETHERNET) PORT
The Ethernet port is used to connect the TGM-100 to a Gigabit
network or high speed Internet connection.
12
USB PORT
Allows the TGM-100 to communicate with supported USB
devices.
13
RS-232 PORT
Allows the TGM-100 to be controlled from third-party control
systems.
14
POWER CONNECTOR
Connect the supplied power cord to this connector to provide
power to the unit.
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Remote Control
The following diagram explains the functions of the buttons
on your remote control:
0
+
_
+
_
1
4
5
6
9
11
12
15
17
19
20
21
24
26
27
2
3
7
8
10
13
14
16
18
22
23
25
28
1
; STANDBY BUTTON
Use this button to shutdown or restart the TGM-100
2
AUDIO SERVER
Press this button to select the TGM-100 as the device to be con-
trolled. For more information about using this button, see the sec-
tion titled Conguring Your Remote to Control Other Devices.
3
TV BUTTON
Press this button to select the TV as the device to be controlled.
For more information about using this button, see the section
titled Conguring Your Remote to Control Other Devices.
4
HOME OUTPUT BUTTON
Not currently used.
5
AMP BUTTON
Press this button to select the Amp as the device to be controlled.
For more information about using this button, see the section
titled Conguring Your Remote to Control Other Devices.
6
G PAGE SCROLL BUTTONS
These buttons are used to scroll through menus by page. When
editing text, these buttons are used to change the character set.
7
s MUTE BUTTON
If the current output volume setting is set to Variable, this button
will mute the current output. If the TV or Amp device is selected,
this button mutes the volume of that device. See the section
called Volume Control on for more information.
8
r VOLUME BUTTON
If the current output volume setting is set to Variable, this button
will increase/decrease the volume of the current output. If the
TV or Amp device is selected, these buttons control the volume
of the TV/Amp. See the section called Volume Control for more
information.
9
[ ALPHABETIC SCROLL BUTTON
Not currently used.
10
P CANCEL BUTTON
The Cancel button is used to cancel an operation which you no
longer wish to continue. This button also takes you back one level
within a menu.
11
à LIBRARY BUTTON
The Library button is used to navigate to the Home Screen.
12
J MENU BUTTON
Press this button to display the slide-in menu for sorting options.
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• NOW PLAYING BUTTON
The Now Playing button is used to view the Now Playing screen
for the currently selected output. Pressing this button stops the
movie currently playing.
14
NAVIGATION S,T,U,V BUTTON
The Navigation buttons are used to move Up, Down, Left or Right
through the menu pages.
15
O SELECT BUTTON
Select is used to activate the currently highlighted option. When
browsing the libraries, this button will start playback of the
selected item.
16
M ACTION BUTTON
This button only functions in the Admin UI. The Action button
performs different tasks depending on the screen you are
currently viewing.
17
9 SEARCH BUTTON
This button only functions in the Admin UI. The Search button
can be used to search for items in the media libraries.
18
ä OPTIONS BUTTON
This button only functions in the Admin UI. Press this button on
any Library screen to view a list of available options.
19
p MARK BUTTON
This button only functions in the Admin UI. This button is used in
the media libraries to select multiple items and then perform an
action on them collectively.
20
NUMERIC (0 to 9) BUTTONS
The numeric buttons can be used as follows:
In the • Admin UI, for text entry mode these buttons can
be used as an alphanumeric keypad. (similar to a mobile
phone).
21
R REPEAT (RETURN) BUTTON
The Repeat button has the following functions:
During music playback this button toggles the Repeat Play •
setting on the TGM-100.
In text entry mode this button can be used to perform a •
Carriage Return.
22
Q SHUFFLE (DELETE) BUTTON
The Shufe button performs the following functions:
During music playback this button toggles the random play •
setting on the TGM-100.
In text entry mode this button can be used to delete •
characters.
22
g STOP BUTTON
During playback the Stop button halts playback on the currently
selected output of the TGM-100.
24
a PLAY BUTTON
The Play button can be used to resume playback on the currently
selected output of the TGM-100.
25
N OUTPUT BUTTON
Not currently used.
26
c e BUTTON
When this button is pressed briey during playback, play restarts
at the beginning of the next track or chapter. When this button
is held for a longer period of time the music or movie will fast
forward at high speed.
27
d f BUTTON
When this button is pressed briey during playback, play restarts
at the beginning of the current track or chapter. A second brief
press moves to the beginning of the previous track or chapter.
When this button is held for a longer period of time the music or
movie will rewind at high speed.
28
h PAUSE BUTTON
Press the Pause button to interrupt playback temporarily.
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Volume Control
Your TGM-100 remote control is capable of controlling the
volume of the music you are listening to by reassigning the
volume control buttons to control the output of your ampli-
er.
Controlling the Volume of the TGM-100
Each output must be congured individually to allow its
volume to be controlled by the remote control.
To control the volume of an output:
Press the • à Library buton.
Use the • U and V buttons to select Set Up and press
OSelect.
Use the • U and V buttons to select Installer Settings
and press OSelect. This wil start the Admin UI.
Navigate to the • Settings Menu.
Use the • U and V buttons to select Output
Conguration and press OSelect.
Use the • U and V buttons to select an output and
press OSelect.
From the menu that appears choose • Volume and
press OEdit.
Select • Variable and press MSave.
The rVolume and sMute buttons on the remote control
will now control the volume of the chosen audio output.
Reassigning Volume Control
The rVolume and sMute buttons on the remote control
can be congured to control the volume on your amplier
while the Audio Server device is selected.
To reassign volume control:
Ensure the • Amp button on your remote control is
correctly congured to control your amplier (as
described in Conguring Your Remote to Control
Other Devices).
Press the • Audio Server and OSelect buttons
simultaneously; hold them down for one second.
The Audio Server button will remain lit for 20 seconds; the
conguration process must be completed during this time.
Press the • sMute button.
Press the • rVolm button.
Press the • Amp device button.
The Audio Server device button will blink twice to indicate
that the conguration has been accepted. If the Audio
Server button does not blink begin the process again, tak-
ing care to press the buttons in the correct sequence. The
rVolume and sMute buttons should now control the
amplier when the Audio Server device is selected.
To return the rVolume and sMute buttons to their origi-
nal conguration repeat the above process, but press the
Audio Server button instead of the Amp button.
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Power On and Off
The TGM-100 is designed to remain switched on continu-
ously. However, if you are not planning to use it for an
extended period, you may want to switch it off.
To switch off, press the • ; button on the front panel.
After a brief period, the unit will switch off and the
Power LED will go out.
To switch back on, press the • ; button on the front
panel again. After a brief period, the unit will switch on,
the Power LED will glow blue and the User Interface
will display the Menu screen.
If the TGM-100 Server is switched off, any connected
clients will be disconnected, but can still play DVDs and
audio CDs using their slot loading drives.
Power Off with the Remote Control
This function is performed in the TV UI.
Either:
Press the• ;Standby button on your remote control.
Or:
Press the • à Library button to display the Home
Screen.
Use the • U and V buttons to select the Set Up option.
Use the • O Select button to display the Set Up menu.
Use the • U and V buttons again to select Shutdown/
Restart.
Press the • O Select button.
The TV will display the following screen:
To Shut down:
Highlight • Yes and press the OSelect button on the
remote control to switch the unit off.
Note To switch the unit on again, use the ; button on the
front panel or remote.
To Restart
From the • Power list item, highlight Restart and press
the OSelect button on the remote control to switch the
unit off and then on again.
Emergency Shutdown
Holding down the ; button on the front panel for 5 sec-
onds will force the unit to shut down immediately. This must
only be performed if the unit becomes unresponsive and
cannot be shut down correctly. Data corruption may occur
as a result of improper shutdown.
Note: If you have any clients connected, should any one of
the units in the networked system be forcibly shut down, all
the units in the system should be restarted.
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Conguring Your Remote to Control
Other Devices
The TV and Amp buttons on the remote control may be
individually congured to control a range of televisions,
receivers and ampliers from well known manufacturers.
Conguring the Remote to Control a Television
Press the • TV and OSelect buttons simultaneously;
hold them down for one second.
The TV button will remain lit for 20 seconds; the congura-
tion process must be completed during this time.
Enter the 3 digit numeric code matching the •
manufacturer of your television from the list in Remote
Control Codes.
Press the • TV button again.
The TV button will blink twice to indicate that the congura-
tion has been accepted. If the TV button does not blink,
begin the process again, taking care to enter the number
exactly as printed in the list. If the television is switched on
during the conguration process, entering the correct code
will cause the television to go into standby.
To congure the remote to control your receiver or ampli-
er, follow the above procedure, pressing the AMP button in
place of the TV button, and using the appropriate numeric
code for your amplier.
Remote Control Use In a Multi Room System
Your remote control may be congured to control additional
TGM-100C clients in the system.
Conguring the Remote with a Default Output
Press the • Audio Server and OSelect buttons
simultaneously; hold them down for one second.
The Audio Server button will remain lit for 20 seconds; the
conguration process must be completed during this time.
Enter the 3 digit code corresponding to the output you •
would like to control. For example, to set Output 2 as
your default output press: 0, 0, 2.
Press the • Audio Server button again.
The Audio Server button will blink twice to indicate that
the conguration has been accepted. If the Audio Server
button does not blink twice begin the process again, taking
care to enter the number correctly.
The remote control will now only control the rst TGM-
100C client in the system. Additional remotes may be
programmed to control other clients using this method.
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User Interfaces
Your TGM-100 can play high quality audio or video from
a networked external storage device or from its disc slot.
By combining a server with one or more clients as shown
below, you can direct different outputs to various inputs
(like in a multi-room controller-based system), providing
entertainment throughout your home.
With an external storage device of up to 6 terabytes avail-
able, your TGM-100 can store large libraries of DVDs and
CDs, and play them back at the touch of a button. Simple,
intuitive, on-screen menus guide you to lists of media pre-
sented in a logical manner.
Two separate video channels allow you to watch a movie
while still accessing the screens controlling the output.
Touch Panel
Interface
(AV2)
TGM-100C Clients
TGM-100
Remote User
Interface
Digital TV
User Interface
(AV1)
Graphical User Interfaces
The TGM-100 features an advanced Graphical User Inter-
face (UI), which can be displayed on televisions throughout
your home and controlled using the supplied remote control
or a properly-programmed universal remote. In addition to
the television User Interface, the TGM-100 can also display
proprietary User Interfaces on touch panel displays and
computer screens. The User Interfaces are used to control
all facets of recording, cataloging and playback of your
music and movies.
There are three UIs that can be accessed: the Main TV
UI, the Touch Screen UI and the Admin UI. All the User
Interfaces operate in a similar fashion, and each is briey
introduced in the next few pages. Each of the UIs may be
displayed on a connected PC via a web browser, which is
referred to as the Web UI.
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Main TV User Interface
Home Screen
The main functions of the system are accessible via the
Home Screen. The Home Screen is the rst screen to be
displayed when your unit is powered on.
To access the Home Screen:
From any screen of the TV UI, press the • àLibrary
button on your remote control.
The Home Screen will be displayed.
Use the U,V,S and T buttons on the remote control to
step through the options on any screen.
The available Home Screen options are as follows:
Music
The Music icon provides access to all the music you
record onto the external storage device attached to the
TGM-100.
Movies
The Movies icon provides access to all of the movies you
record onto the external storage device attached to TGM-
100.
Disc
The Disc function is used to record or play DVDs and CDs
from the optical disc drive.
Now Playing
The Now Playing screen shows details of what is currently
playing, and allows you to control it. You can also view
this screen by pressing the •Now Playing button on the
remote control.
Set Up
Select this option to display the Set Up screen.
The following options are available on this screen.
Power
The Power screen is used to Shutdown or Restart the
TGM-100.
Look Up Media Details
Use the Look Up Media Details function to retrieve CD
and DVD details from the Internet.
On-line Update
Choosing this option will prompt the unit to check online for
any available software updates.
User Settings
User Settings provide access to Display Settings,
System Information and Recording Settings. For addi-
tional information on Display Settings, please refer to the
installation manual. Full descriptions of the other two are
contained later in this manual.
Installer Settings
Installer Settings provide access to the Admin UI where
advanced settings are congured. A full description of the
Admin UI is contained later in this manual.
Adjust User Interface
This allows the user to increase or decrease the size of the
UI to t the TV screen. Select Shrink to make the screen
smaller, or Grow to make the screen larger.
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The Disc Player
Your TGM-100 can play CDs and DVDs directly from the
disc slot. It therefore functions not only as a music and
video system, but also as a CD and DVD player.
Playing a CD from the Disc Player
Place a CD in the disc slot.•
Press the • àLibrary button to display the Home
Screen.
Use the • S or T buttons to select the Disc option.
Press the • OSelect button.
The Disc Drive screen will display information about the
disc you have inserted:
Select the • Play Disc option.
The User Interface will display the Now Playing screen
and the CD will play from the audio outputs.
Playing a DVD From the Disc Player
Press the • àLibrary button to display the Home
Screen.
Use the • S or T buttons to select the Disc option.
Press the • OSelect button.
The Disc Drive screen will display information about the
disc you have inserted:
Select the • Play Disc option.
The television screen will automatically switch to display
the movie as opposed to the User Interface. You can return
to the User Interface at any time by pressing the •Now
Playing button on the remote control (movie will stop).
Recording
You can make new recordings onto the TGM-100’s external
storage device by recording directly from CDs and DVDs,
using the disc slot.
Your TGM-100 can access the Internet, using a broadband
internet connection (via the Ethernet port), to automatically
retrieve information about the disc. CD information, includ-
ing artist, album and track names, as well as cover illustra-
tions is retrieved from the Gracenote Music Recognition
Service. DVD information, including cover art and chapter
titles, is obtained from GD3 and AMG.
Note: In some countries the copying of material protected
by copyright law may require permission of the copyright
owners. The system, as shipped, will only record unen-
crypted DVDs. Encrypted DVDs require the installation of
3rd party software. Please contact your installer for more
information.
Audio Recording Quality
The TGM-100 allows you to record music and store it in a
number of different formats:
MPEG-layer 3 (MP3)
You can record to MP3 at a number of different bit rates.
Higher bitrates give better quality but take up more space
on your TGM-100’s external storage device. By default, the
unit records music at 192Kb VBR MP3.
WAV (lossless uncompressed)
The WAV format is uncompressed, which gives the highest
possible quality, but takes up the most space.
Windows Media Audio (WMA)
WMA is a compression format similar to MP3. Again, the
higher the bitrate you choose, the better the quality and the
larger the resultant music les.
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Automatic Recording
The TGM-100 can be congured so that CDs & DVDs can
be recorded with minimal user interaction.
Press the • àLibrary button to display the Main Menu.
Use the • U or V buttons and press the OSelect
button to highlight Set Up and display the Set Up
screen.
Using the • U or V buttons again, choose User
Settings and press OSelect.
Highlight • Recording Settings and press OSelect.
The Recording Settings screen is displayed:
The following options require conguration in order to
enable automatic recording:
Default Recording Quality
Choose between Uncompressed, MP3 128kb VBR, MP3
192kb VBR, MP3 320kb CBR, WMA 96kb and WMA
128kb as the default recording quality for CDs.
Auto Record
Enable Auto Record so that each time you insert a disc
into the slot it will begin recording automatically.
Auto Record Eject
Enable the Auto Record Eject function to have discs auto-
matically ejected once recording has nished.
Note: Please ensure there are no obstructions in front of
the unit.
Your unit is now congured for automatic recording.
Place a CD or DVD in the slot.•
The unit will begin recording automatically. When the
recording is complete, the disc will be ejected from the unit. To
record another disc, simply place it in the slot.
The unit will automatically attempt to retrieve information
about the disc from the Internet. If you do not have an
Internet connection or if information is not available for a
particular disc, the movie or album will be assigned a name
such as Album 21, Artist 35 or Movie 7, etc. Accurate
information can be looked up or entered manually at a later
time.
If you have recorded a CD and chosen to have the
recording compressed to MP3 or WMA, the compression
process will begin when the TGM-100 is next idle. The
album will be immediately available for playback in the
Audio Library.
Manual Recording
Discs can also be recorded manually, with full user
interaction. To record discs manually, ensure that the Auto
Record and Auto Record Eject settings are disabled.
Place a CD or DVD in the slot.•
Press the • àLibrary button on your remote control to
display the Home Screen.
Use the • S or T buttons to select the Disc option.
Press the • OSelect button.
The Disc Drive screen will display information about the
disc you have inserted:
To begin recording• highlight Record Disc and press
OSelect .
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The Recording Information screen is displayed:
When recording is nished, the status, displayed at the
top of the screen, will change from [In Progress] to
[Completed]. The movie or album will now be available in
the Audio Library or Video Library.
Press the • EJECT button to remove the disc.
Look Up Media Details
If there is no Internet connection present at the time of
recording a disc, you can use Look Up Media Details from
the Set Up screen later to retrieve any missing details from
the Internet.
Press the • àLibrary button to display the Home
Screen.
Select the • Set Up screen.
Use the • U or V buttons again to select the Look Up
Media Details option.
The Look Up Media Details screen is displayed:
Press the • OSelect button to begin.
Available details of recorded media will be downloaded and
added to the Library as available.
Music Library
The TV UI has been designed to allow easy navigation
through the Music Library and therefore give quick and
easy access to your complete music collection in a number
of different ways. Each screen in the Music Library
is carefully constructed to provide the most important
information about the items you are viewing.
The illustration below shows how the Music Library
screens are structured and describes each part of the
screen, the information displayed and the functions
available.
Playing Music from the Library
Displaying the Audio Library
Press the • àLibrary button to view the Home Screen.
Use the • S or T buttons to highlight the Music option
and press OSelect.
The Music screen is displayed:
Browsing the Music Library
You can browse your Music Library by Artists, Albums,
Genres, Playlists, Tracks, Years or Eras. For most
of these, the procedure is sufciently similar that only
one description is necessary. We will describe browsing
by Genre as a typical example, and will highlight any
differences as we come to them.
Browsing by Playlist will be dealt with seperately.
Browsing the Music Library by Genre
Press the • JMenu button to open the sorting tab.
Use the • U or V buttons to highlight the Genres option
in the Music Library menu.
Press the • OSelect button to display the Genres
screen.
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The TV screen will display the Genres in your Music Library:
Use the • U or V buttons to step between genres.
When in List Views, for the highlighted Genre you may
select Artists, Albums, Tracks, etc. to continue narrowing
down your selection.
If using the Cover View, highlight the desired Genre and
press the OSelect button to display a pop-up window with
these same choices.
To play all Albums in the selected Genre:
Press the • aPlay button on your remote control or
select Play Genre to begin playback immediately.
To play a single Album in the selected Genre:
Highlight • Albums and press OSelect. Choose an
Album and select Play Album to begin playback of
the entire Album immediately, ending playback of any
current music selection.
If you are in the Tracks list, for example, and select Play
Track, you will only play or add the chosen track, not any
bigger grouping like Albums or Artists.
To play a Track in a selected Genre:
Select an individual Album, choose Tracks, to display
a list of Tracks contained within the highlighted Album.
Highlight Tracks, then press OSelect. Choose a Track
and select Play Track.You may immediately play a
selected Track, or add the Track to the Play Queue.
(see page 22)
Browsing Playlists in the Music Library
Playlists allow you to create your own selections of tracks
and save them with a name of your choice such as Party
Music.
When in the Music Library, press the • JMenu button.
Use the • U or V buttons to highlight the Playlists
option then press OSelect.
The TV screen will display the Playlists in your Music
Library:
Note: If you have not yet created any Playlists the list will
only show Entire Library.
Press the • U or V buttons to step between Playlists.
Select • Selections to view tracks in the highlighted
Playlists.
Press the • aPlay button on your remote control or
select Play Playlist to begin playback.
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Playing the Entire Library
In addition to the ability to select individual items in the
Music Library, you can also choose to play your entire
music collection.
To Play the entire Library
Press the • àLibrary button on your remote control to
display the Home Screen.
Highlight • Music and press OSelect to display the
Music Library screen.
Press the • JMenu button to bring up the sorting
options.
Use the • U or V buttons to highlight Playlists and
press OSelect.
Use the • U or V buttons again to highlight the Playlist
titled [Entire Library] and press the aPlay button on
your remote control or select Play Playlist to begin
playback.
Initiating playback of your entire Music Library in this way
will automatically enable shufe and repeat.
Choose from • Selections (adds all Tracks), Play
Playlist (plays all selections) and Add Playlist (adds
all selections to the Play Queue).
The Play Queue
Many selections have an "Add..." option to add the
selection to the current Play Queue. (e.g. Add Track, Add
Album, Add Artist, etc.).
From an Album, select Add Album and select Yes when
prompted to add the Album to the Play Queue.
Displaying the Play Queue
Display the • Now Playing screen by pressing the
•Now Playing button on your remote control or by
choosing that option from the Home Screen.
Select • Show Queue.
From the • Queue you may play individual selections or
entire groups (Albums, Artists, etc.) that were previ-
ously added.
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Removing Selections from the Play Queue
Use the • U or V buttons to highlight the selection you
would like to remove from the queue.
Select • Remove.
Saving the Play Queue as a Playlist
Select• Save Queue.
Select • Yes when prompted to save the Queue as a
Playlist. The Playlist will be named with the current
date and time. See (page 30) for details on renaming
Playlists.
Playlists
Your TGM-100 allows you to create your own music
selections, called Playlists, and identify them with a name
of your choice. For example, you could select your favorite
party tracks from a number of different albums and include
them in a Playlist called Party Music. You can then play
your selection simply by choosing the appropriate playlist
from the Playlist screen.
Playing a Playlist
Press the • àLibrary button on your remote control to
display the Home Screen.
Highlight • Music and press OSelect to display the
Music Library screen.
Press the • JMenu button to display the sorting tab.
Press the • U or V buttons to highlight the Playlists
option and press the OSelect button.
The following screen will be displayed, listing your existing
Playlists:
Use the • U or V button to highlight the desired Playlist.
Select • Play Playlist or press the aPlay button on the
remote control to begin playback.
Select • Add Playlist to add your Playlist to the current
Play Queue.
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The Now Playing Screen (Audio)
The illustration below shows the Now Playing screen
when music is playing from the Music Library.
Whenever you select an item in the Music Library for
playback, this screen is displayed. You can also choose to
display a Now Playing screen at any time by pressing the
• Now Playing button on your remote control or from
the Home Screen by selecting Now Playing.
Controlling Audio Playback
Whether you are playing music from the Music Library
or directly from a CD you can pause, stop and resume
playback as well as seek and skip tracks at any time.
To pause playback
Press the • h button on your remote control.
To stop playback
Press the • g button on your remote control.
To resume playback
Press the • a button on your remote control.
To skip to the next or previous track
Press the • d f or e c button on your remote
control.
To seek within a track
Hold down the • d f or e c button on your remote
control.
Play resumes from the new position when you release the
button.
Shufe and Repeat playback
You can play selections from the Music Library in a
shufed order to add variety to your music. You can also
play selections repeatedly.
To Shufe the playback order
Press the • Q button on your remote control to
randomise the order of the selections in the play
queue.
Press the • Q button a second time to shufe all of the
tracks in the play queue. This will also turn on repeat
mode for continuous playback of all tracks.
Press the • Q button a third time to disable shufe.
To repeat the current selection
Press the • R button on your remote control to repeat
the currently playing track.
Press the • R button a second time to repeat the entire
play queue.
Press the • R button a third time to disable repeat.
The TV interface indicates whether shufe and repeat are
enabled. There are also on-screen controls for all playback
functions.
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Movie Library
The TV UI has been designed to allow easy navigation
through the Movie Library and therefore give quick and
easy access to your complete movie collection in a number
of different ways. Each screen in the Movie Library
is carefully constructed to provide the most important
information about the items you are viewing.
The illustration below shows how the Movie Library
screens are structured and describes each part of the
screen, the information displayed and the functions avail-
able. The example shows the Titles screen, however all
navigation screens in the Movie Library are of similar
design.
Playing Movies from the Library
Displaying the Movie Library
Press the • àLibrary button to view the Home Screen.
Use the • S and T buttons to highlight Movies and
press the OSelect button.
The Movie screen is displayed:
Browsing the Movie Library
Press the JMenu button on your remote control to display
your movies in various ways; for example Titles, Actors,
Directors, Ratings, or Years. Select the grouping you
prefer and press the OSelect button.
You may also choose between • List View and Cover
View when you highlight a movie.
If using • List View, highlight the desired movie and
select Play Title to begin playback.
If using • Cover View, highlight the desired movie and
press OSelect to display the details pop-up.
Use the • S and T to make a selection. The U and V
arrows on the remote may be used to scroll through
the Movie synopsis. You may change back to List
View by selecting that option.
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Controlling Movie Playback
When a DVD is selected for playback, the unit will
automatically switch to full screen mode. Depending on the
particular movie, the DVD menu options will normally be
displayed.
Use the • U, V, S and T buttons to navigate the DVD
menu structure.
Use the • OSelect button to make selections.
To pause play
Press the • h button on your remote control.
Playback will be paused but the unit will continue to display
the movie in full screen mode.
To stop play
Press the • g button on your remote control.
Pressing the •Now Playing button on the remote during
playback will stop the movie and display the Now Playing
screen.
To resume play
Press the • aPlay button on your remote control.
If the movie is stopped, pressing the aPlay button will
resume playback in full screen from the same position.
To skip to the next or previous chapter
Press the • d f or e c button on your remote
control.
To seek forwards or backwards
Hold down the • d f or e c button on your remote
control for a few seconds and release the button when
the seek begins.
Seek will begin at 4 times normal speed and x4 will be
displayed on the screen, along with the chapter number
and the time position.
To increase seek speed
Press and release the • d f or e c button on your
remote control again.
The seek speed will increase to 8 times normal speed and
the x4 on the screen will change to x8.
Repeat the above process to increase the speed further.
To resume normal speed playback
Press the • aPlay button on your remote control.
Play resumes from the new position.
The Now Playing Screen (Movie)
When using the TV UI, the movie will begin playback in full
screen. To view the Now Playing screen, press g Stop
or •Now Playing on your remote control. To resume
playback press aPlay.
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Admin User Interface
The Admin UI is designed to allow access to all functions of
the TGM-100 including playback, recording and advanced
Installer Settings. This UI may be accessed from the
Main TV or web browser.
The Admin UI should only be used during initial setup and
for maintenance operations (such as manually updating
Library information).
To access the Admin UI from the Home Screen of the
Main TV:
Press • àLibrary to view the Home Screen.
Use the • U or V buttons to select Set Up, then press
OSelect.
Use the • U or V buttons to select Installer Settings,
then press OSelect.
The Screen will ask • Switch to Admin UI to edit
Installer Settings? Use the T button to highlight Yes
and then press OSelect.
The Admin UI will now be displayed.
To access the various categories of the Admin UI:
Use the • U or V buttons to select the category, then
press TOpen or OSelect.
Many of the options in the Admin UI are very similar to
options in the Main TV UI, and will not be addressed in
this section. The Audio Library is the same as Music, the
Movie Library is the same as Movies, Disc Tray is the
same as Disc and Now Playing is the same as Now Play-
ing in the Main TV UI.
Editing the Audio Library
Your TGM-100 labels the Albums, Artists and Tracks in
your Music Library with names which identify the album
you are listening to, and these help you locate items when
you are browsing through the Library.
If you have an Internet connection, the unit looks up
the CD information and cover art automatically from
the Gracenote Music Recognition Service. You can edit
these names and images at any stage to suit your own
preferences.
Once any of these details has been manually changed,
the album will be ignored by the Look Up Album Details
function, so your changes will be retained permanently.
Editing Album Information in the Audio Library
Navigate to the • Admin UI and select Audio Library.
Press the • U or V buttons to select Albums and press
the T button.
Use the • U or V buttons again to highlight the album
you wish to edit.
Press the • äOptions button, choose Edit Album
Details and press the OSelect button
The following screen is displayed:
Use the • U or V buttons to highlight the attribute you
want to edit.
Press the• OEdit button.
Use the alphanumeric keypad to edit the text. The •
Page buttons on the remote control may be used to
enter symbols and other special characters.
When you’ve nished, press the • OOK button.
If an album has several artists, or it could be classied into
multiple genres, press the R Return button after each
artist or genre, to separate them.
For example, suppose Gracenote returns a genre of Indie
for the album Cold Water Songs. To add extra genres, edit
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the Genres attribute, scroll to the end of the word Indie,
then press the R Return button before entering Indie
Rock. Press R Return again and enter Alt Country.
Note that on the Edit Album Details screen, multiple
genres are separated by a semi-colon, but when entering
them, you must use the R Return button, otherwise a
new genre consisting of all the words you entered will be
created.
When you have nished making changes to the album’s
details, press the MSave button.
Editing Track Information in the Audio Library
Navigate to the • Admin UI and select Audio Library.
Press the • U or V buttons to select Tracks and press
the T button.
Use the • U or V buttons again to highlight the Track
you wish to edit.
Press the • äOptions button and choose Edit Track
Details.
The following screen is displayed:
Use the • U or V buttons to highlight the attribute you
want to change.
Press the• OEdit button.
Use the alphanumeric keypad to edit the title and press •
the OOK button.
When you have nished making changes to a Track’s
details, press the MSave button.
Editing Genre, Year and Era names in the Audio Library
Navigate to the • Admin UI and select Audio Library.
Press the • U or V buttons to select either Genres,
Years or Eras and press the T button.
Use the • U or V buttons again to highlight the Genre,
Year or Era you wish to edit.
Press the • äOptions button and choose the Edit
name option.
Use the alphanumeric keypad to enter a new name for •
the Genre, Year or Era.
Press • OSelect to save your changes.
Selecting Album Artwork
For most albums, your TGM-100 should automatically
retrieve the cover art from the Internet. If cover art is not
found or you have recorded custom CDs, you may apply
generic artwork to the album or import your own from a
connected PC.
Highlight the album in your• Audio Library to which you
would like to apply a cover art image.
Press the • äOptions button.
Use the • U and V buttons to select Edit Album
Details and press the OSelect button.
Choose the• Artwork option and press the OEdit
button.
The following screen, listing all of the cover art images
stored on your TGM-100, is displayed:
Use the • U or V buttons to scroll through the cover art
images.
Press the • OSelect button to associate a piece of
artwork with your chosen album.
It is also possible to upload images from your PC to your
TGM-100 and apply these to items in the media libraries
(see pg. 38).
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Deleting Items in the Audio Libraries
Deleting items is similar to editing them, in that you rst
select the item you wish to delete, then select äOptions
and nally select the Delete option.
For example, to delete a track in the Audio Library:
Navigate to the • Admin UI and select Audio Library.
Use the • U and V buttons to choose Tracks and then
press the T button.
Use the • U and V buttons again to select the track you
would like to delete.
Press the • äOptions button and choose Delete track.
A conrmation screen will appear:
Press the • OYes button to conrm deletion of the track.
Note: Any items you choose to delete will be permanently
erased from your TGM-100’s external storage device. Any-
thing you delete by accident will need to be re-recorded.
Marking Items in the Audio Library
The Mark function can be used to select multiple items
within a list in the Audio Library on the Admin UI screen.
You can then perform a single action on all the marked
items rather than performing the same action on each item
individually.
For example:
To delete multiple albums from the Audio Library
Navigate to the • Admin UI as previously described and
select the Audio Library.
Press the • U or V buttons to highlight Albums and
press the OSelect button to display the Albums list.
Use the • U or V buttons again to highlight an album
you wish to delete.
Press the • pMark button.
The mark symbol will appear next to the marked album:
In the same way, mark the other albums you wish to delete.
Press the • äOptions button and highlight Delete
marked albums.
Press the • OSelect button.
If there are fewer than one hundred items in a list, you also
have the option to mark all of the items in a list, without
having to go through them individually.
For example:
To delete all the albums by a particular artist
Navigate to the • Admin UI as previously described and
select the Audio Library.
Press the • U or V buttons to highlight Artists and
press the OSelect button to display the Artists list.
Use the • U or V buttons again to highlight an artist
and press the T button.
A list of all the albums by the chosen artist is displayed.
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Press the • äOptions button and choose Mark all.
Press the • OSelect button.
Press the • äOptions button again and choose Delete
marked albums.
Press the • OSelect button.
The mark function can also be used when adding multiple
Audio Library items to a Playlist.
For example:
To add multiple albums to a playlist
Navigate to the • Admin UI as previously described and
select the Audio Library.
Press the • U or V buttons to highlight Albums and
press the OSelect button to display the Albums list.
Use the • U or V buttons again to highlight an album
you wish to add to a playlist and press the pMark
button.
A mark symbol will appear next to the album.
Use the • U or V buttons again to highlight another
album you wish to add to a playlist and press the
pMark button.
A mark symbol will appear next to this album also.
Press the • MAdd To button.
Use the • U or V buttons to select a playlist and press
the äAdd button.
Both marked albums will be added to the playlist.
Note: If pressing the pMark button has no effect, then the
mark function is not available on the current screen.
Editing and Renaming Playlists
To edit a Playlist name:
Navigate to the • Admin UI and select Audio Library.
Press the • U or V buttons to select Playlists and
press the T button.
The Playlists screen will now be displayed:
From the • Playlists screen, use the U or V buttons to
highlight the Playlist you wish to edit.
Press the • äOptions button and choose Edit Playlist
Name.
Use the alphanumeric keypad to edit the playlist name •
and then press the OOk button.
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To remove an item from a playlist
Use the • U or V buttons to highlight the item you
would like to remove from the playlist.
Press the • PDelete button.
To delete multiple items from a playlist use the pMark
button to mark the items you wish to remove and then
follow the process described above.
To move an item in a playlist
Use the • U or V buttons to highlight the item you
would like to move in the playlist.
Press the • pMark button twice to place a îMove
symbol next to the item you wish to move.
Use the • U or V buttons to move the selection to a
new place in the playlist.
Press the • pMark button again to remove the îMove
symbol.
To delete a playlist
From the • Playlists screen, use the U or V buttons to
highlight the playlist you wish to delete.
Press the • äOptions button and choose Delete
playlist.
Press the • OYes button to conrm the deletion.
To delete multiple playlists use the pMark button to
mark the playlists you wish to remove and then follow the
process described above.
Editing the Video Library
Your TGM-100 labels the movies in your Video Library
with names which identify the movie you are watching, and
these help you locate items when you are browsing.
If you have an Internet connection, your TGM-100 reads
the DVD information and cover art automatically from the
Internet. You can edit these names and images at any
stage to suit your own preferences.
Editing Movie Information in the Video Library
Navigate to the • Admin UI screen as described
previously.
Select• Video Library.
Press the • U or V buttons to select Movies and press
the T button.
Use the • U or V buttons again to highlight the movie
you wish to edit.
Press the • äOptions button, choose Edit Movie
Details and press the OSelect button
The following screen is displayed:
Use the • U or V buttons to highlight either Name,
Artists, Directors, Genres, Rating, Studio, Duration
or Year.
Press the• OEdit button.
Use the alphanumeric keypad to edit the text, or, where •
appropriate, use the U and V buttons to select a
value and press the OOK button.
When you have nished making changes to a movie’s
details, press the MSave button.
From the Edit Movie Details screen you can also choose
to look up the movie details online.
Press the• 9Look Up button on your TGM-100 remote
control.
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The following screen is displayed:
Press the • OAuto button to perform an automatic
search for the movie details online.
Or:
Press the • MManual button to perform a manual
search for the movie details online.
Manual Look Up
When a DVD is inserted into the drive and no movie
information is returned, the 9Look Up button becomes
available, allowing you to manually search for the correct
movie information.
When look up of a DVD fails, from the • CD Slot screen,
press the 9Look Up button.
The Manual Look Up screen is displayed:
Use the alphanumeric keypad to enter the title of the •
movie.
Press the • OSelect button.
The Manual Look Up screen displays up to 20 movies
which closely match the search criteria.
Use the • U or V buttons to select the closest match for
the movie you wish to record.
Press the • OSelect button.
Editing Artist, Director, Genre, and Year names in
the Video Library
Navigate to the • Admin UI screen as described
previously.
Select• Video Library.
Press the • U or V buttons to select either Artists,
Directors, Genres, or Years and press the T button.
Use the • U or V buttons again to highlight the item you
wish to edit.
Press the • äOptions button and choose the Edit
name option.
Use the alphanumeric keypad to enter a new name for •
the Genre, Year or Era.
Selecting Movie Artwork
For most movies, your TGM-100 should automatically
retrieve the cover art from the Internet. If cover art is not
found or you have recorded custom DVDs, you may apply
generic artwork to the movie or import your own from a
connected PC.
Highlight the movie in your • Video Library to which you
would like to apply a cover art image.
Press the • äOptions button.
Use the • U and V buttons to select Edit Movie Details
and press the OSelect button.
Choose the• Artwork option and press the OEdit
button.
The following screen, listing all of the cover art images
stored on your TGM-100, is displayed:
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Use the • U or V buttons to scroll through the cover art
images.
Press the OSelect button to associate a piece of artwork
with your chosen movie.
It is also possible to upload images from your PC to your
TGM-100 and apply these to items in the media libraries
(see pg. 38).
Deleting movies from the Video Library
Deleting items is similar to editing items and, again
requires you to select the item you wish to delete and then
use the äOptions button.
For example, to delete a movie in the Video Library:
Navigate to the • Admin UI screen as described
previously.
Select• Video Library.
Use the • U and V buttons to choose Movies and then
press the T button.
Use the • U and V buttons again to select the movie
you would like to delete.
Press the • äOptions button and choose Delete
Movie.
A conrmation screen will appear:
Press the • OYes button to conrm deletion of the
movie.
Note: Any items you choose to delete will be permanently
erased from your TGM-100’s hard disk. Anything you de-
lete by accident will need to be re-recorded.
Marking Items in the Video Library
The mark function can be used to select multiple items
within a list in the Video Library. You can then perform
a single action on all of the marked items rather than
repeating the same action on each item individually.
For example:
To delete multiple movies from the Video Library
Navigate to the • Admin UI screen as described
previously.
Select• Video Library.
Press the • U or V buttons to highlight Movies and
press the OSelect button to display the Movies list.
Use the • U or V buttons again to highlight a movie you
wish to delete.
Press the • pMark button.
The mark symbol will appear next to the marked movie:
Place a mark symbol next to the other movies you wish to
delete.
Press the • äOptions button and highlight Delete
marked movies.
Press the • OSelect button.
If there are fewer than one hundred items in a list, you also
have the option to mark all of the items in a list, without
having to go through them individually.
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Setup
The Setup screen provides access to advanced installation
and setup functions that are normally not required for day-
to-day functionality. Functions detailed here include:
Settings• : This screen is comprised of items used
specically for installation purposes and advanced
settings (refer to Installation Manual).
Look Up Media Details• : Use this screen to look up
missing media details (same as the Main TV UI).
On-line Update• : Used for periodic software updates.
Shutdown/Restart• : (same as the Main TV UI)
RAID Information• : Look up settings and functionality
of attached storage.
Settings
The Settings screen provides access to many functions
involved in initial setup of the TGM-100. The majority of
these settings should only be changed by a qualied in-
staller. Therefore, only a few basic screens will be reviewed
here.
User Interface Settings
This screen allows changes to Language, On Screen
Hints and Color.
Language• : Allows plug-ins for additional languages for
the UI.
On-Screen Hints• : Allows you to turn On-Screen Hints
on or off in order to provide additional operational help
within the Admin UI.
Color• : Allows you to change the color of the Admin UI
(including the Web Admin UI).
To change the Admin UI color:
From the • User Interface Settings screen use the U
and V buttons to highlight the Color option.
Press the • OEdit button.
The Choose Interface Color screen is displayed:
Use the • U, V, S and T buttons to highlight the color
you wish to choose for the Admin UI.
Press the • OSelect button.
After making any changes, use the MSave button to com-
mit them.
To create your own color for the Admin UI:
Press the • MEdit Custom button.
The Edit Custom Color screen is displayed:
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Use the• U and V buttons to highlight the option you
wish to edit.
Use the • S and T buttons to increase or decrease the
highlighted value.
Alternatively, press the • OEdit button to enter a value
using the alphanumeric keypad.
The panel on the right of the screen shows the original
color in the top half of the square, and the new color below
it.
After making any changes, use the • MSave button to
commit them.
System Information
The System Information screen shows details of the sys-
tem that are useful for installers and technicians, as well as
end-users. You should only enter into this screen if instruct-
ed to do so by your installer or Sunre Technical Support.
Output Conguration
This screen allows you to make several changes to the
way your TGM-100 interfaces with the rest of the system.
You should only change the Audio Format if needed.
Audio Format changes the audio outputs from Surround
mode to Stereo mode. When Surround is selected, the
analog outputs are disabled. When Stereo is selected, the
analog outputs are enabled and all digital audio outputs will
send a stereo signal.
Media Transfer Settings
Media Transfer Settings allows music to be shared on
your PC for backup purposes and to add, delete and edit
media on the TGM-100. This should normally be set to
Media Export: Enabled.
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Web UI
Your TGM-100 can display any of the three UIs on a com-
puter connected to your home network. The Web UI gives
you complete control of your TGM-100 using a keyboard
and mouse as opposed to a remote control, and makes
editing items in the Library much easier.
Accessing the Web UI
The Default Web UI is identical to the Touch Panel UI and
can be accessed as follows:
Using a computer on the network, type the IP address •
of your TGM-100 into the address bar of a web
browser (e.g. http://192.168.0.1).
The TV Web UI is identical to the Main TV UI and can be
accessed as follows:
Using a computer on the network, type the IP address of
your TGM-100 into the address bar of a web browser with
the addition of /tv at the end. (e.g. http://192.168.0.1/tv).
The Admin Web UI is identical to the Admin UI and can
be accessed as follows:
Using a computer on the network, type the IP address •
of your TGM-100 into the address bar of a web
browser with the addition of /admin at the end. (e.g.
http://192.168.0.1/admin).
Navigating the Web UI
You will notice that the Web UI is identical to the chosen UI
(TV, Touch Panel or Admin). The screens of the Web UI
are identical to those of the chosen User Interface except
for the following differences:
The • U and V buttons now appear wherever there is a
list that can scrolled. You can use your mouse to press
these buttons when you would usually use the U and
V buttons on the TGM-100 remote control.
The • Admin Web UI functions of the main action
buttons on the remote control, such as JMenu,
äOptions, àLibrary and •Now Playing can be
accessed using buttons at the bottom of the screen:
When required to edit or enter text, the • Web UI will
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display the text entry screen just as the other UIs do.
However, instead of using the alphanumeric keypad
on your TGM-100 remote control, you can use your
computer keyboard to enter text and numbers.
Note: If you make any changes to the Connection Set-
tings via the Web UI, such as changing the IP Address,
you may need to reconnect using the new connection
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Use With a Home Computer
Your TGM-100 has a number of advanced features which
can be accessed via a computer connected to your home
network.
Manual Media Transfer
In addition to recording directly from the CD tray, it is also
possible to transfer music and cover art images to and
from your TGM-100, using a computer on your home
network. This feature allows you to transfer music les
from your TGM-100 to a portable device (for example, an
Apple® iPod®) via a PC to allow you to listen to your music
collection while you are away from home.
Note: In some countries the copying of material protected
by copyright law may require permission of the copyright
owners.
Transferring Media Using a PC
Provided that your TGM-100 is correctly connected to the
network, it should be accessible by browsing the Network
from your PC. Alternatively, open Windows Explorer and
type the IP address of your TGM-100 into the Address bar.
In the example below, the IP address 172.20.30.233 has
been entered:
When you rst attempt to access your TGM-100 on your
home network, a dialogue box will appear asking you to
enter a username and password:
The username and password required are as follows:
Username - • tgm100
Password - • tgm100
Note: The above username and password are case
sensitive.
Transferring Media Using a Mac
If you are using a Macintosh computer you can create a
new network connection as follows:
Select • Go from the Finder menu and click Connect to
Server.
Click on the • Browse button in the Connect to Server
window.
Navigate to your TGM-100 on the network and double-•
click the appropriate icon.
A window showing the available contents of the TGM-100
external storage device will be displayed.
Importing Files to your TGM-100
Double click on the folder entitled • Import. An empty
folder window will be displayed.
To Import Music Files
Navigate to the location of the music les on your •
computer.
Use your mouse to select the les you wish to import •
and either drag or copy and paste them into the Import
window.
The les will appear briey in the Import window but after
a few seconds will disappear. These les should now be
accessible in the Audio Library of your TGM-100.
If you have assigned "tags" to your music, such as ID3,
those will be used when adding tracks to the library.
Note: The currently supported audio le types for
import are WAV, WMA and MP3 (WMA Lossless and
DRM protected les are not supported). Any les of an
unsupported type that are dropped into the Import folder
will not be imported.
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To Import Cover Art Files
Navigate to the location of the cover art les on your •
computer.
Use your mouse to select the les you wish to import •
and either drag or copy and paste them into the Import
window.
The les will appear briey in the Import window but
after a few seconds will disappear. These les will now
be available when selecting cover art for an album in the
Audio Library via the Admin UI. Files will be resized
automatically.
Note: The currently supported image le types are BMP
and JPEG. Any les of an unsupported type that are
dropped into the Import folder will not be imported.
Exporting TGM-100 Files
Double click on the folder entitled • MusicShare. A
window will be displayed containing a folder for each
artist present in the Music Library of your TGM-100.
Double click on the folder for an artist. A window will •
be displayed containing a folder for each album by the
chosen artist present in the Music Library.
Double click on the folder for an album. A window will •
be displayed containing all the tracks within the album
and a JPEG le containing the cover art for the album.
You now have read-only access to these les and can drag
and drop them to a location on your PC. You can also copy
music from your TGM-100 directly to your portable player.
Transferring Music to your Portable Player Using
iTunes
The iTunes Media Player application is specically
designed to simplify the process of synchronizing your
music collection with an iPod portable player. Support
for other devices is limited; you should check that your
portable player is compatible before using this application.
Note: These instructions refer to Apple iTunes version 7.1.
While most versions are supported, the User Interfaces
may vary and therefore these instructions may not always
be accurate.
The Library source in iTunes shows all media les stored
on the local hard disk as well as media which has been
added from other networked drives. You can add the music
collection from your TGM-100 to the Library as follows:
Select the • Preferences option. This can be found
under the Edit menu on the Windows edition of iTunes
and under the iTunes menu on the Macintosh version.
Select the • Advanced tab.
Ensure that the option labelled • Copy les to iTunes
Music folder when adding to library is unchecked.
Click the • OK button to conrm any changes.
Making sure you have • Library displayed in iTunes,
navigate in Windows Explorer to your TGM-100 on the
network.
If you are using a Macintosh,
Pull down the • Go menu and click Connect to Server.
Enter the IP address of the TGM-100, for example •
smb://192.168.0.1
Select the music you wish to transfer. You can transfer •
entire albums, or all the music by a particular artist, by
dragging the relevant folder into the iTunes Library
and releasing the mouse button. To transfer the entire
contents of your Audio Library, drag the folder entitled
Albums By Artist into the iTunes Library.
Note: the import process may take some time depending
on the number of albums and the speed of your computer.
Once the iTunes Library source has been updated with the
music from your TGM-100 you can you can update your
iPod as follows:
Connect your iPod in the normal way.•
Click the • Browse button in the top right-hand corner of
the iTunes window.
Drag any item from the • Genre, Artist, Album lists onto
the iPod icon in the Source area.
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The transfer process will begin shortly afterwards.
Updating the iTunes Library
If you have removed music from your TGM-100 or edited
the names of any items in the library you will need to
update the iTunes Library to remove any broken links. To
do this, you should rst delete all the TGM-100 albums
from the iTunes Library as follows:
Select the • View Options item from the View menu.
Check the • Grouping option, then click the OK button
to conrm your changes.
In the iTunes • Library click the new Grouping column
heading. The tracks located on your TGM-100 external
storage device will be grouped together using the label
<-TGM-100_NAME (e.g. <-SunreMS5000-1234).
Click on the rst track in the list with this grouping label •
then, holding down the Shift button, click the last track.
Press the • Delete button to remove these tracks from
the iTunes Library.
Click • Yes to conrm your choice.
Repeat the import process described above to add back
the TGM-100 information.
Note: iTunes does not support WMA les. If you import
WMA les into iTunes they will be automatically converted
to a format iTunes can play. This is AAC by default, but you
can change it in the Advanced pane of iTunes Preferences.
Transferring Music to your Portable Player using
Windows Media Player on a PC
It is also possible to use your PC and Windows Media
Player to transfer music from your TGM-100 to your
portable device.
Note: These instructions refer to Windows Media Player
version 11. While most versions are supported, the User
Interfaces may vary and therefore these instructions may
not always be accurate.
Firstly, make sure you can navigate to your TGM-100 •
and view the music in your MusicShare folder.
Click on the • Library tab at the top of the screen to
display the Library. Click on Library again to display
the drop down menu.
Select • Add to Library, followed by Add. In the Add
Folder window that appears navigate to your TGM-
100 on the network and select the music you wish
to transfer. You can transfer entire albums, or all the
music by a particular artist by selecting the relevant
folder and clicking OK. To transfer the entire contents
of your Audio Library, select the folder entitled
MusicShare.
When the process is complete and all of your music •
has been added, click on Close.
Once your Media Library has been updated with the music
from your TGM-100 you can update your portable player as
follows:
Click the • Sync tab.
Drag any items you would like to copy from the • Library
into the Sync List on the right hand side of the screen.
To select all items in the Library, hold the Ctrl button
and press the A button.
Click the • Start Sync button in the bottom right hand
corner of the screen.
The transfer process will begin shortly afterwards.
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Software Updates
As part of a policy of ongoing development, Sunre is
constantly improving the system’s operating software.
To allow you to take advantage of these improvements,
the TGM-100 can download and install software updates
via the Internet.
Note: You may want to contact your dealer or installer
before attempting a software update.
Checking the Software Version
Before checking for available software updates, we
recommend you check the version of software currently
running on your unit.
Navigate to the • TV UI Set Up screen as described
previously.
Use the • U and V buttons again to select the Settings
option and press the OSelect button.
Choose • System Information by using the U and V
buttons and then pressing the OSelect button.
The software version is displayed on the System
Information screen.
Checking for Software Updates
Navigate to the • TV UI Set Up screen as described
previously.
Use the • U and V buttons to select the On-line
Update option and press the OSelect button.
Select • Start from the pop-up menu that appears to
check for updates:
If a software update is available, your unit will automatically
download and install it. The unit will then restart with the
new software version installed.
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Touch Panel User Interface
Depending on the conguration of your installation, you
may choose to control the TGM-100 using touch panel
displays. The TGM-100 is designed specically to work
with all current ELAN wired and wireless touch panels. If
your setup does not currently incorporate touch panel
displays and you would like more information, please
contact your dealer or installer. A TGM-DVC is required
when using ELAN wired touch panels.
Navigating the Touch Panel User Interface
The touch panel User Interface has an identical menu
structure to the television User Interface, with the addition
of several buttons on the screen. The buttons correspond
to those found on the remote control and allow you to
perform actions by pressing the buttons on the touch panel
screen.
The illustration below shows the structure of the Touch
Panel UI screens. Although each screen is slightly differ-
ent, the fundamental layout of information and controls is
the same. The screen shown in the example below is the
Home Screen. To display the Home Screen from any
other screen in the Touch Panel UI, touch the Menu but-
ton on the display.
Select either • Music or Movies by touching the
appropriate icon.
On the left side of the screen, touch the desired •
category, such as Artist, Album, Director, etc. (for
Movies), or Track, Album, Title, etc. (for Music).
Use the • U and V buttons on the left hand side of the
screen to move through the list of options in the same
way that you would using the U and V buttons on the
remote control.
To display the Now Playing screen, touch the
button. The Now Playing screen is displayed:
The playback controls appear as buttons on the right hand
side of the Now Playing screen. Touch these buttons to
Pause, Stop, Seek or Skip through music and movies.
Use the Menu Cursors button to navigate through a DVD
menu. The Now Playing screen also allows functions like
Shufe and Repeat, as well as access to the Play Queue.
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Troubleshooting Guide
This section provides information to help solve common
problems you may encounter with your system.
Display Help
Although the unit’s video settings will be congured
correctly when installed, it is possible that subsequent
changes in your hardware conguration (for example, the
installation of a new television) may affect the conguration
and, in extreme circumstances, may cause the User
Interface to be displayed incorrectly or not at all.
Display Help exists for this scenario; so that the unit’s video
settings can be re-congured using the remote control
without reference to the User Interface.
Accessing Display Help
Access the • Admin UI as described previously.
Press the following combination of six buttons on your •
remote control handset:
JMenu , JMenu , 4 , 3 , 5 , 7
This button combination can be easily remembered as the
alphanumeric buttons 4, 3, 5, 7 correspond to the letters H,
E, L, P, to spell the world help.
The screen may icker for a few moments as some tests
are run, then depending on the nature of your conguration
problems, the User Interface may display the Display Help
screen:
The options available via the Display Help screen are as
follows:
Return to the Default Video Set-Up
If you are experiencing problems with video display on
either output, try using this function to cure the problem.
Press the • 0 button on your remote control to return to
the default video set-up.
This will cause the unit to restart with the video settings re-
set to their default values.
Cycle Through HDMI Modes
If the User Interface is not displayed on the television
connected to Digital Video Out, it may be due to the wrong
HDMI mode being selected for your particular television.
Press the • 7 button on your remote control to switch to
the next available HDMI mode.
The television connected to Digital Video Out will icker
and then display the new mode. Repeatedly press the 7
button to cycle through all the available modes, before
deciding which is best for your particular television.
Press the • ODone button to return to the User
Interface.
Switch Between NTSC and PAL TV Output
If the video fails to display, or is displayed incorrectly, on
televisions connected to Analogue Video Out, try using this
function to rectify the problem.
Press the • 8 button on your remote control to switch
between NTSC and PAL TV output formats.
Choose the best option for your television.
Press the • ODone button to return to the User
Interface.
Switch Between Composite, S-Video and Component
TV Output
If the video fails to display, or is displayed incorrectly, on
televisions connected to Analogue Video Out, try using this
function to rectify the problem.
Press the • 9 button on your remote control to switch
between Composite, S-Video and Auto TV outputs.
Repeatedly press the 9 button for the unit to cycle through
the available options. Choose the best option for your
television.
Press the • ODone button to return to the User
Interface.
Blank Display
If you select an item from the media libraries for playback
and the display goes blank, it may be due to a missing
or invalid library item. In the event that this happens, try
pressing the àLibrary button on the remote control to
return to the User Interface. If this does not resolve the
problem, contact your dealer or installer.
Disc Eject
If your disc does not eject automatically, there is a hidden
button just inside the disc slot on the front of the TGM-100.
Press the button using the end of a paper clip until the disc
ejects.
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Surround Sound
To take advantage of the TGM-100’s Surround Sound
Audio Format, it is necessary to connect the audio output
to a device capable of decoding the surround sound signal.
If your digital TV can decode the signal, simply connect •
it to the HDMI socket on the back of the TGM-100.
If your digital TV does not decode the signal, noise •
will be emitted by the TV’s speakers. In this case you
should mute the TV’s volume and connect an amplier
with this capability to the digital output (16) of the TGM-
100.
Check the • Output mode via the Admin UI
(see pg. 35).
Note: If none of the above suggestions resolves your con-
guration problem, please contact your Dealer or Installer.
Warning Messages
There are some scenarios in which the system may display
a warning message on the User Interface.
Automatic Shutdown
The TGM-100 contains sensors that continually monitor its
operating temperature. Should the temperature exceed
its maximum safe operating temperature, an automatic
shutdown will be initiated to prevent component damage
and subsequent data loss.
The User Interface will display the following warning
message:
When the countdown is complete, the unit will
automatically shutdown. When the unit is next switched
on, the following screen will be displayed:
If you see either of these screens displayed on the User
Interface, you should contact your dealer or installer as
soon as possible.
Look Up Failure
If the unit fails to return movie or album information from
the Internet upon inserting a disk, there are a number of
checks you can perform to help diagnose the problem.
Access the • Admin UI as described previously.
Navigate to the • Connection Settings screen via
the following path: Set Up > Settings > Connection
Settings.
Choose to display• View Assigned Ethernet Settings.
The User Interface will display the following screen:
Press the • äTest button to display the Ethernet Tests
screen.
Press the• MStart button to run a series of quick
diagnostic tests.
If any of the tests fail, check the relevant settings, or the
hardware involved. If you are unable to resolve the issue,
contact your dealer or installer.
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HDD AUDIO
Output 1 001
Output 2 002
Output 3 003
Output 4 004
Output 5 005
TV
ADMIRAL 157, 146, 010, 125
ADYSON 111
AIWA 059
AKAI 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 008, 151, 016, 009, 010,
011, 012, 013, 014, 015
AKURA 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 008, 086, 018, 009, 010,
017, 013, 014, 015, 016
ALBA 017, 151
ALBIRAL 033
AMSTRAD 098, 105, 010, 047
ANITECH 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 111, 008, 009, 013, 014,
015, 016
ARC EN CIEL 135, 139, 042
ARISTONA 031, 007, 146, 109, 154, 099
ARTHUR MARTIN 021, 118, 010, 120, 161, 011,
012, 121
ASA 157, 149, 146, 020, 022, 023,
095, 125, 132
ASORA 018
ATLANTIC 031, 041, 109, 119
AUCHAN 010
AUDIOSONIC 008, 086
AUSIND 021
AUTOVOX 031, 041, 020, 109, 074, 147,
022, 012
BAIRD 061, 036
BEKO 060, 001, 002, 003, 004, 005,
006, 007, 009, 013, 068, 014,
015, 016, 086
BESTAR 010, 086
BLAUPUNKT 085, 138, 143, 141, 087, 090,
091, 142, 119, 096
BOSCH 143
BRANDT 135, 107, 139, 042
BRANDT
ELECTRONIQUE
107, 042
BRION VEGA 146, 147, 029, 148
BROTHER 008
BRUNS 108, 146
BSR 010, 158
BUSH 055, 010, 026, 158
CENTURY 146, 048, 097
CGE 138, 024, 010, 048, 158, 097,
077
CIE 098, 001, 002, 003, 004, 005,
006, 007, 009, 013, 014, 015,
016, 079
CIHAN 009
CLARIVOX 108, 033, 047
CLATRNIC 017
CLATRONIC 001 ,002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 008, 009, 119, 013, 014,
015, 016, 158, 097, 018, 151
CONDOR 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 031, 009, 119, 013, 014,
015, 016, 097, 018
CONIC 111
CONTEC 055, 102, 018
CONTINENTAL EDISON 135, 107, 139, 042
COSMOS 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 009, 013, 014, 015, 016
CROSLEY 138, 146, 024, 081, 010
CROWN 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 009, 013, 014, 015, 016,
039, 158, 097, 018, 086
CSESECTRONICS 017
DAEWOO 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 009, 013, 014, 104, 015,
016, 133, 079
DANSAI 111, 008
DECCA 001, 002, 003, 004, 107, 005,
031, 006, 007, 043, 046, 009,
032, 057, 013, 014, 015, 016
DEGRAAF 063, 010
DIXI 007, 018
DYNATRON 007
DUAL 031, 092, 012
DUAL-TEC 089, 031, 158
DUMONT 146, 022, 025
ELBE 010, 033, 158, 159, 077, 160
ELBIT 001 ,002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 009, 013, 014, 015, 016
ELCIT 146, 081, 158
ELECTROVENDA 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 009, 013, 014, 015, 016
ELEKTA 008
ELEKTRONIKA 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 009, 013, 014, 015, 016,
097
ELIN 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 009, 013, 014, 015, 016
ELITE 143, 119, 017
ELMAN 158
ELTA 008, 010, 018
EMERSON 098, 001, 002, 003, 004, 005,
006, 007, 146, 009, 013, 014,
015, 016
ERRES 007, 154
ESC 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 009, 013, 014, 015, 016
ETRON 010
EUROPHON 031, 158
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EXPERT(F) 010
FENNER 018
FERGUSON 035, 106, 107, 136, 022, 044,
033
FIDELITY 031
FINLANDIA 061, 106, 132
FINLUX 157, 149, 021, 020, 022, 023,
043, 081, 010, 095, 032, 025,
026, 048, 158, 132
FIRST LINE 158
FISHER 055, 108, 146, 028, 081, 012,
058, 097, 127, 086
FORMENTI 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 031,
006, 007, 021, 081, 009, 119,
013, 014, 015, 016
FRABA 058, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 009, 013, 014, 015, 016
FRONTECH 111, 008, 010, 018
FUJITSU 165
FUJITSU GENERAL 088, 109, 010
FUNAI 008
GALAXIS 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 009, 013, 014, 015, 016,
097
GALAXY 097
GALERIA 018
GBC 081, 010, 158, 018
GENAT CASIONO 010
GEC 031, 043, 081, 125, 072
GELOSO 081, 017, 158, 125, 018
GENERAL 018
GENERAL TECHNIC 018
GENEXXA 017
GOLDHAND 018
GOLDSTAR 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 031,
006, 007, 111, 008, 009, 010,
013, 014, 015, 016, 027, 158,
018, 084, 116
GOODMANS 001, 002, 003, 004, 055, 005,
006, 007, 043, 009, 013, 014,
015, 016, 027, 079, 018, 151
GORENJE 097, 086
GPM 008, 017
GRAETZ 153, 073, 081, 011, 012, 121,
123, 124, 125
GRANADA 001, 002, 003, 004, 106, 055,
005, 031, 006, 007, 073, 043,
009, 154, 010, 032, 013, 014,
015, 016, 125
GRANDIN 010
GREAT WALL 156
GRUNDIG 085, 087, 091, 022, 073, 093,
094, 096, 076, 113, 130
HANSEATIC 055, 004, 031, 007, 081, 118,
119
HCM 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 008, 009, 013, 014, 015,
016, 018
HIFI VOX 112, 135, 107, 139, 042, 059
HINARI 098, 055, 111, 008, 017, 018
HIT 146
HITACHI 062, 055, 157, 063, 031, 111,
042, 065, 081, 118, 010, 066,
120, 158, 125, 070, 040, 072
HYPER 031, 151
ICE 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 008, 009, 017, 013, 014,
015, 016, 018, 151
IMPERIAL 001, 002, 003, 004, 034, 138,
143, 005, 006, 007, 146, 008,
024, 081, 009, 154, 119, 010,
013, 014, 015, 016, 121, 048,
158, 125, 097, 018, 077, 086,
114
INGELEN 153, 073, 081, 011, 012, 121,
123, 124, 125
INNO HIT 004, 031, 111, 027, 018
INTERFUNK 005, 007, 146, 042, 073, 081,
154, 012, 121, 123, 040
IRRADIO 111, 021, 027, 018, 116
ITC 158
ITS 008, 017, 018, 309, 151
ITT 153, 073, 117, 081, 011, 012,
121, 123, 124, 125, 126, 036,
079
JET POINT 152, 084
JVC 055, 163, 164, 151
KAIDO 010
KAISUI 017, 156
KAPSCH 109, 081, 010, 121, 125
KARCHER 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 009, 013, 014, 015, 016,
097
KAWA 151
KENDO 010
KENNEDY 088, 089, 109, 092, 081, 125,
077
KINDO 010
KNEISSEL 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 009, 013, 014, 016
KOERTING 085, 146, 086
KONKA 151
KORTING 146, 119
KRIESLER 031, 007, 146, 109, 154, 099
KUBA 081
KUBA ELECTRONIC 012
LENCO 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 008, 009, 013, 014, 015,
016, 079
LENOIR 031
LIESENKOETTER 001, 002, 003, 004, 143, 005,
006, 007, 009, 013, 014, 015,
016
LIFETEC 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 008, 009, 017, 013, 014,
015, 016, 079
LOEWE OPTA 001, 005, 006, 007, 146, 014
LOGIK 057
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LOEWE 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 146, 009, 032, 013, 014,
015, 016
LUMA 007, 109, 010, 161, 125
LUXOR 146, 073, 118, 010, 120, 161,
011, 012, 123, 126, 036, 049,
132, 114, 116
MAGNADYNE 146, 081, 158
MAGNAFON 031, 021
MAGNASONIC 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 009, 013, 014, 015, 016
MARANTZ 001, 002, 003, 004, 103, 104,
005, 031, 006, 007, 146, 109,
009, 154, 013, 014, 015, 016,
099, 072, 155, 129
MARSHAL 017
MATSUI 098, 031, 043, 010, 057, 125,
018, 130
McMICHAEL 072
MEDION 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 009, 013, 014, 015, 016
MEMOREX 008, 018
METZ 085, 036, 087, 091, 146, 096,
131
MINERVA 085, 087, 022, 073, 096
MITSUBISHI 001, 002, 003, 005, 055, 020,
004, 006, 087, 007, 146, 045,
009, 057, 013, 014, 015, 016
MIVAR 031, 030, 075, 032, 006
MTC 005, 081, 086
MULTITECH 031, 010, 097, 018
MURPHY 125
NAONIS 088, 089, 109, 010, 125
NATIONAL 080, 137, 144, 150, 145, 081,
082, 083
NEC 055, 020, 156
NECKERMANN 060, 166, 053, 001, 002, 003,
004, 085, 143, 056, 005, 031,
006, 091, 007, 146, 081, 118,
009, 119, 010, 096, 161, 013,
068, 014, 015, 016, 097
NEI 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 009, 017, 047, 013, 014,
015, 016
NIKKAI 111, 043, 017
NISSAN 084
NOBLEX 127, 128
NOBLIKO 031, 021, 022
NOGAMATIC 135, 139, 042
NOKIA 153, 001, 002, 003, 004, 005,
006, 007, 149, 008, 073, 117,
081, 118, 009, 010, 120, 011,
012, 013, 014, 015, 016, 121,
123, 124, 125, 126, 036, 079,
132, 084, 114
NORDMENDE 034, 035, 106, 112, 135, 139,
037, 042, 147, 040
NORMN 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 009, 013, 014, 015, 016
NOVA 095
OCEANIC 081, 118, 010, 012, 036
OKANO 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 009, 013, 014, 015, 016,
097
ONCEAS 031
ONWA 008, 017, 151
ORAVA 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 009, 013, 014, 015, 016
ORBITER 086
ORION 098, 001, 002, 003, 004, 005,
036, 006, 007, 111, 008, 009,
010, 017, 012, 013, 014, 015,
016, 018
OSAKI 043
OSIO 027
OSUME 102
OTTO VERSAND 153, 166, 053, 001, 002, 003,
004, 054, 035, 106, 055, 085,
063, 056, 137, 005, 006, 087,
091, 007, 145, 081, 118, 009,
119, 010, 096, 012, 013, 014,
015, 016, 158, 018, 086, 151,
318
P. TACTRON 009
PAEL 031, 021
PANASONIC 080, 137, 144, 150, 145, 081,
082, 083, 207, 131
PATHE CINEMA 031, 119, 033, 158
PATHE MARCONI 135, 139, 042
PERDIO 043
PHILCO 001, 002, 003, 004, 080, 138,
005, 006, 146, 024, 081, 009,
010, 013, 014, 015, 016, 048,
158, 097, 077
PHILIPS 001, 002, 003, 004, 103, 104,
005, 031, 006, 091, 007, 146,
042, 109, 009, 154, 013, 014,
015, 016, 099, 072, 155, 129,
115
PHILIPS(F) 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 009, 154, 013, 014, 015,
016
PHOENIX 031, 021, 081, 119
PHONOLA 031, 007, 146, 109, 154, 099
PIONEER 007, 042
PRANDONI-PRINCE 021, 010, 125
PRIMA 111
PRINCE 021, 125
PROFEX 010, 018
PROTECH 007, 008
PYE 031, 007, 146, 109, 154, 099
QUASAR 021, 027
QUELLE 098, 153, 166, 053, 001, 002,
003, 004, 054, 106, 055, 085,
157, 138, 143, 056, 137, 088,
140, 141, 005
QUESTAR 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 009, 154, 013, 014, 015,
016
RADIOLA 031, 007, 146, 109, 154, 099
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RADIOMARELLI 146, 081, 045, 158
RADIOTONE 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 008, 009, 013, 014, 015,
016, 018, 086
RANK 026
RANK/BUSH/MURPHY 078
RBM 026
REDIFUSION 045, 012, 125
REVOX 005
REX 088, 089, 109, 092, 010, 125
ROADSTAR 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 009, 013, 014, 015, 016
ROBOTRON 108, 146
ROSITA 018
RTF 108, 146, 010, 017, 086
SABA 034, 035, 106, 112, 135, 107,
139, 146, 042, 081, 010, 032,
161, 125, 040
SAISHO 098, 031, 010, 057, 018, 309
SAKIO 008
SALORA 021, 081, 118, 119, 010, 120,
161, 011, 012, 121, 126, 036,
049, 132, 116
SAMBERS 021, 027
SAMPO 082
SAMSUNG 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 031,
006, 007, 111, 008, 043, 009,
013, 014, 015, 016, 027, 097,
018, 127, 128, 152, 086, 084,
116
SANY 042
SANYO 153, 100, 101, 061, 055, 064,
108, 043, 095, 057, 058, 036,
102, 097, 086
SAOLRA 011
SBR 007, 154, 072
SCHAUB LORENZ 153, 073, 081, 011, 012, 121,
123, 124, 125
SCHNEIDER 001, 002, 003, 004, 088, 089,
005, 031, 006, 007, 146, 028,
109, 092, 081, 009, 154, 010,
017, 011, 012, 013, 014, 015,
016, 122, 158, 099, 151
SCHNEIDER(F) 154
SEG 058, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
108, 007, 111, 008, 009, 017,
013, 014, 015, 016, 158, 018
SEI 098
SEI SINUDYNE 146, 010, 012
SELECO 055, 088, 089, 041, 109, 092,
081, 010, 058, 125, 077
SENTRA 060, 010, 017, 068
SHARP 002, 055, 058, 102
SIAREM 055, 146, 081, 010, 058
SICATEL 033
SIEMENS 101, 001, 002, 003, 004, 085,
063, 138, 143, 141, 005, 006,
087, 090, 091, 007, 111, 142,
009, 119, 096, 013, 014, 015,
016, 102
SIERA 031, 007, 146, 109, 154, 099
SIESTA 086
SILVER 008, 017, 086
SINGER 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 146, 081, 009, 013, 014,
015, 016, 077
SINUDYNE 098, 003, 146, 081
SMARAGD 130
SOLAVOX 010
SONOLOR 166, 010
SONOKO 007, 018
SONTEC 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 007,
009, 013, 014, 015, 016
SONY 052, 053, 054, 055, 056, 057,
058
SPECTRA 079
STARLITE 018
STERN 088, 089, 041, 109, 010, 125
SUNSTAR 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 009, 013, 014, 015, 016
SUPERTECH 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 09, 010, 013, 014, 015, 016,
125, 018
TANDBERG 131
TANDY 031, 043, 017
TASHIKO 100, 055
TATUNG 031, 043, 046, 009, 057
TEC 001, 002, 003, 004, 089, 005,
031, 006, 007, 009, 010, 013,
014, 015, 016, 158, 079, 018
TECHNISAT 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 009, 013, 014, 015, 016
TECNISON 018
TEKON 018, 084
TELEAVIA 135, 107, 139, 042, 040
TELEFUNKEN 034, 035, 106, 138, 136, 140,
037, 042, 040, 050
TELETENT 005
TELETECH 018
TELETON 088, 041, 109, 081, 010
TELEUNKEN 138
TELEVIDEON 031, 021, 081, 119, 206
TENSAI 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 009, 119, 017, 013, 014,
015, 016, 158, 018
TENSON 018
TESLA 146
THOMSON 034, 035, 106, 112, 135, 107,
139, 042, 081, 040, 059
THORN 153, 060, 052, 062, 001, 002,
003, 004, 034, 106, 055, 064,
005, 006, 087, 149, 007, 065,
043, 044, 009, 154, 010, 095,
120, 057, 013, 068, 058, 014,
015, 016, 072, 113, 115
THORN-FERGUSON 107, 136, 008, 022, 044, 033
TOCOM 110
TOKYO 084
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TOSHIBA 060, 055, 067, 068, 026, 077,
078
TOWADA 158
TRANS CONTINENTS 021, 125
TRISTAR 017
TRIUMPH 098, 111
UHER 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 028, 041, 109, 074, 009,
119, 013, 014, 015, 016
ULTRAVOX 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 031,
006, 007, 146, 081, 009, 010,
161, 013, 014, 015, 016
UNIVERSUM 157, 008, 027
UNIVOX 146, 033
VEGAVOX 048
VESTEL 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 009, 047, 013, 014, 015,
016
VICTOR 163
VIDEOTON 042, 118, 158
VISION 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006,
007, 009, 119, 013, 014, 015,
016
VOXSON 146, 010, 125
WALTHAM 118
WATSON 001, 002, 003, 005, 143, 004,
006, 007, 009, 119, 017, 013,
014, 015, 016, 018
WATT RADIO 031, 081, 010, 033, 012
WEGA 055, 146
WEGA COLOR 162
WHITE WESTINGHOUSE 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 031,
006, 007, 146, 009, 119, 013,
014, 015, 016
WINTERNITZ 059
YOKO 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 031,
006, 007, 008, 009, 010, 017,
013, 014, 015, 016, 158, 097,
079, 018
ZANUSSI 088, 089, 041, 109, 010, 125
ZOPPAS 088, 089, 041, 109, 125
AMP
ADC 020
ADCOM 001, 002, 003
AIWA 014, 015, 018, 019, 087, 086
AKAI 033
AMC 016, 080, 081, 083
ANGSTROM 066
ARCAM 058
AUDIO ALCHEMY 027
AUDIO TECHNICA 026
AUDIOFILE 038
B & K 045, 046
CARVER 053, 011, 037, 038, 052, 031,
032, 010, 054
CINEMA SOUND 084, 026
CLARION 090
DENON 083, 084, 085, 095, 096, 091,
092, 097, 089
FISHER 022, 031
FOSGATE 005
GE 036
GOLDSTAR 035
HAFLER 039
HARMAN KAR 005, 125, 127, 103, 104, 098
HITACHI 021
INKEL 123
JVC 119, 120
KENWOOD 090, 099, 128, 105, 094, 121,
123, 122, 129, 106, 124, 031
KRELL 067, 063
KYOCERA 020
LEXICON 006
LINN 057
LUXMAN 042, 028, 008
LXI 036
MAGNAVOX 064
MARANTZ 053, 011, 012, 116, 055, 032,
059
MERIDIAN 060, 061
MITSUBISHI 130, 131
MONDIAL 068, 062
NAKAMICHI 118, 034, 107
NEC 030
ONKYO 100, 133, 024, 132, 108, 101,
102
OPTIMUS 090, 041
PANASONIC 013
PARASOUND 051
PHILIPS 059, 055
PIONEER 110, 111, 114, 117, 113, 115,
112, 109
RCA 025
REALISTIC 010, 036, 044, 095
SANSUI 116, 048, 056, 043
SANYO 022, 023
SCOTT 010
SHARP 090, 093, 094
SHERWOOD 014, 047, 048, 049, 050, 041
SONY 014, 070, 071, 072, 073, 160,
075, 076, 077, 078, 079
TEAC 007, 010, 134, 118
TECHNICS 030, 135, 136
THETA DIGITAL 065
TOSHIBA 109
WARDS 031
YAMAHA 126, 029, 025
ZENITH 017
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HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS
General
System Discless Media Player
Power Requirements AC 110-240V~50Hz/60Hz
Power Consumption 60W Max
Current 0.3-0.6A
Weight 10.6Kg
Dimensions 95mm (H) x 430mm (W) x 325mm (D)
Ambient operating temperature 5-35°C
Operating humidity 10-90% RH (non-condensing)
Video Outputs
S-Video Output
Connector
Output resolution
S-VIDEO jack
NTSC or PAL
HDMI Output
Connector
Output resolution
HDMI
480i - 1080p
Component Video Output (Y, Pr,
Pb)
Connector
Output resolution
3 x RCA jack
480i - 1080i
Audio Outputs
Analogue Output
Output level
Output impedance
Connector
2VRMS
600W
RCAjack
Digital Outputs
Optical output connector
Coaxial output level
Coaxial output connector
Toslink
500mV p-p / 75W
RCA jack
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Analogue Audio Characteristics (typical)
Frequency response
S/N ratio (@1KHz)
Dynamic range
Total harmonic distortion
(@1kHz)
Channel separation (@1KHz)
20Hz to 20kHz ± 0.5dB
100dB (A weight)
better than 96dB
0.003%
110dB
Communications
Ethernet
Connector
IR Input
Maximum input leve
Connector
USB 1.1 / 2.0 (2 connectors)
Connector
RJ45(10BaseT/100BaseT)/1000BT
5V
3.5mm jack
S
S Type A USB socket
Accessories
Power cord
Remote control unit
AAA (R03P) dry cell batteries
Operating instructions
4
1
2
1
Note: The specications and design of this product are
subject to change without notice.
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XiVA™ SOFTWARE CUSTOMER SERVICE AGREEMENT
Your next-generation XiVA™ home media appliance (your TGM-100) is powered
by XiVA™ Software brought to you by Imerge Limited (“Imerge”). This agreement
explains the terms and conditions that will apply to your use of XiVA™ Software.
Denitions in this Agreement
“Imerge” or “we” means Imerge Limited (company registration number 03360764)
whose registered ofce is at Bar Hill Business Park, Saxon Way, Bar Hill, Cambridge
CB23 8SL England, United Kingdom;
“Software” means the XiVA™ Software on your TGM-100 and related XiVA™
accessory software.
“Service” means the use of XiVA™ Software related services provided to you by
Imerge, for example the registration service via the Internet.
“You”, “your” and “yourself” means you, the person entering into this agreement with
Imerge;
“Registration Data” means your name, address, postcode and telephone number
(optional) or email address (optional).
Service Charges
You will be responsible for the interoperability between your XiVA™ home media
appliance (your TGM-100), your TV set and the public telephone service and all
related charges.
XiVA Software Privacy Policy
We respect the privacy of your information and will handle any personal information
you might supply to us when you register your equipment in accordance with the
XiVA™ Software Privacy Policy. A copy of this Privacy Policy is included as a part of
this document and forms part of these terms and conditions. Please read it carefully.
Conditions of Use
You agree not to use the Software and/or Service in a way that may reasonably be
expected to interrupt, disturb or impair the working of the XiVA™ Software Service.
You will not insert or knowingly or recklessly transmit, distribute, upload or otherwise
make available emails, software, data or les that contain a virus or corrupt data;
seek unauthorized entry into back ofce; hack into any aspect of the Software or
Service; knowingly corrupt data; circumvent, or attempt to seek to circumvent, any
of the security safeguards of Imerge or any of its suppliers; make any business use
of the Service; or assist any third party to do any of these things. By registering, you
agree to these terms and conditions.
Title to Software and Intellectual Property
Imerge retains title to and ownership of all the XiVA™ Software and intellectual
property rights in Imerge authorised products and XiVA™ home media appliances
and the Service. Imerge also retains ownership of all Imerge copyrights and
trademarks. Except as expressly authorised by Imerge, you agree not to copy,
modify, reverse engineer, rent, lease, loan, sell, distribute, sublicense, or create
derivative works based on the XiVA™ Software, in whole or in part.
You agree not to access the XiVA™ Software Service by any means other than
through the interface provided by Imerge or an Imerge Business Partner for use in
accessing the Service.
Indemnity
Neither Imerge nor any of its directors, employees or other representatives will be
liable for damages arising out of or in connection with the use of the Software. Save
in respect of liability for death or personal injury arising out of negligence, Sunre
hereby disclaim and exclude to the fullest extent permitted by law all liability for any
loss or damage whatsoever and howsoever incurred including any consequential,
special, secondary or indirect loss or damage or any damage to goodwill or prots
or any loss of anticipated savings incurred by you, whether arising in tort, contract
or otherwise, and arising out of or in relation to or in connection with your access to
or use of or inability to use the Service or any software or content supplied to you in
connection with the Service, or in connection with any failure of performance, error,
omission, interruption, defect, delay in operation or transmission, computer virus or
line or system failure even if Imerge or its employees or agents are advised of the
possibility of such damages, losses or expenses.
Limitations of Sunre’s Liability
In no event will Imerge or its suppliers be liable to you or any third party for any loss
of prots, loss of data, loss of revenue, loss of or loss of use of software, loss of or
loss of use of equipment, to which the TGM-100 is connected, business interruption,
or other indirect, consequential, special, or incidental damages of any nature arising
from or relating to your use of the Software, even if Imerge has been advised of the
possibility of such damages. You understand that these limitations of Imerge’s and
Imerge’s suppliers’ liability are a fundamental term of this agreement.
Changes to the XiVA™ Software Service
Imerge reserves the right in its absolute discretion at any time and without notice
to users of the Software to add, remove, amend or vary features of the Software
or Service, temporarily or permanently, or on notice to all users to discontinue the
Service altogether at any time in its discretion. You agree that Imerge shall not be
liable to you or to any third party for any modication, suspension or discontinuance
of the Service.
Imerge also reserves the right to change the terms and conditions of this agreement.
Such changes shall be effective upon notication by Imerge. You are responsible for
viewing any new terms and continued use after notication will conrm acceptance
of such changes.
Invalidity
If any part of these terms and conditions are unenforceable (including any provision
in which we exclude our liability to you) the enforceability of any other part of these
terms and conditions will not be affected.
Governing Law
These terms and conditions shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance
with the laws of England and Wales whose courts shall have jurisdiction to resolve
any disputes between us. The ofcial text of this agreement shall be in English. In
the event any dispute concerning the construction or meaning of this agreement,
reference shall be made only to this agreement as written in English and not to any
translation into another language. If any provision of these terms and conditions
is held by a court of competent jurisdiction to be contrary to the law then such
provisions shall be construed as far as possible to reect the intention of the parties
and the other provisions shall remain in full force and effect.
Entire Agreement
These terms and conditions set out the whole of the agreement relating to our
supply of the Software and Service and shall supersede any prior agreements or
representations in respect thereof. These terms and conditions cannot be varied
except in writing, which can be delivered by electronic mail by Imerge. In particular
nothing said by any sales person on behalf of Imerge or an Imerge Business Partner
should be understood as a variation of these terms and conditions or an authorised
representation about the Service or the nature and quality of items displayed
thereon. Imerge shall have no liability for any such representation being untrue or
misleading.
No person other than the parties to this agreement shall have the right to enforce
any of its terms under the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act, 1999.
These terms do not relate to your purchase of the XiVA™ home media appliance
itself, which is governed by a separate warranty agreement provided by Imerge’s
Business Partner or their agent.
Assignment
You shall not assign any of your rights or obligations under these terms and
conditions without Imerge’s prior written consent. Imerge shall have the right to
assign or otherwise delegate all or any of its rights or obligations under these terms
and conditions on notication to you.
Waiver
Imerge’s failure to exercise or enforce any of its rights under these terms and
conditions shall not constitute a waiver of any such right.
Notices
Any and all notices to be given by either Imerge or you to the other under these
terms and conditions shall be deemed sufciently given when sent by email or
facsimile transmission in each case addressed to you at the email address or
facsimile number you have given us or to Imerge at the email address or facsimile
number displayed at www.xiva.com
BY USING THE SERVICE, I CONFIRM THAT I HAVE READ AND UNDERSTOOD
THIS ENTIRE AGREEMENT AND I AGREE TO ALL THE TERMS OF THIS
AGREEMENT AS STATED ABOVE.
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XiVA™ Software Service Privacy Policy
Please read the following to learn more about our XiVA™ Software Service privacy
policy and data-protection practices.
Imerge values the privacy of its registered users. We are strongly committed to
protecting the privacy of users of our interactive products and services as well as to
respecting the Data Protection Act 1998. Imerge will only collect and use personal
information about you as specied below in accordance with this Policy.
The XiVA™ Software Service Privacy Policy discloses our privacy practices and
contains detailed information about exactly how your personal information will be
treated:
Who are we?•
What information of yours do we collect?•
What do we do with the information we collect?•
Will Imerge share any of your personal information?•
How you can learn what personal information we have?•
What is the opt-out policy?•
What types of security procedures are in place to protect your information?•
Will Imerge change its policy?•
Who are we?
Imerge Limited (Imerge) welcomes you as a XiVA™ Software user. Our company
headquarters are located in Cambridge, United Kingdom and full details of how you
can contact us can be found at the end of this document. The provision of goods,
services and information to you may also involve our business partners and other
carefully selected third party companies.
What information of yours do we collect?
When you register with Imerge, we need certain information – such as your name,
address, postcode, and telephone number or email address - in order to provide
service to you. Once you register with Imerge you are not anonymous to us. By
submitting your information you agree to the use of that information as set out in this
Policy. We may also use that information to let you know of additional products and
services about which you might be interested.
In addition to the information you voluntarily provide by registering, Imerge will
also collect technical information from your TGM-100 on a regular basis, so that, in
the event that you contact technical support, we will have information available to
help diagnose technical issues. The le upload will take place no more frequently
than once every seven days and will include the transfer of a number of small les
pertaining to your system’s performance. At no point will we gather any personal
information, and the information we do gather will identify you to Imerge only,
through the unique serial number of your TGM-100. This information will be stored
on our secure server and will at no stage be made available to any third parties.
Please note that sending and receiving this information will necessitate sending
small amounts of data over your internet connection. If you prefer to opt out of using
this service, you can do so by altering the relevant setting in the software User
Interface.
What do we do with the information we collect?
We may use personal information collected about you to let you know about new
goods, services or offers that you might nd interesting; or functionality changes and
enhancements to the Service, i.e. feature upgrades; or changes to our terms and
conditions of use.
Will Imerge share any of your personal information?
Personal data will be collected, processed by Imerge and forwarded to the relevant
Imerge Business Partner for the purpose of providing related services, as described
earlier. However, Imerge will not trade, sell or rent your personal information (such
as name, address, phone number, or email address) to third parties world-wide
for targeted services or marketing purposes without your consent. And, we also
protect your privacy by limiting employee access to the use of customer data. We
may provide aggregate statistics about our sales, customers, music tastes, usage
patterns and other site information to reputable third parties, but these statistics will
not include any information that could personally identify you unless we have your
consent.
Imerge reserves the right to access and disclose individually identiable information
to comply with applicable laws and lawful government requests, to operate its
systems properly, or to protect itself or its users.
How you can learn what personal information we have?
You may send us email at: support@xiva.com or write to us at our headquarters
address given at the end of this document. A nominal fee may apply to this request.
What is the opt-out policy?
You will be given an opportunity to select a level of privacy associated with your
use of the Service during the registration process, to determine whether and under
what conditions information entered during the registration process or collected
subsequently may be shared with third parties. You can modify your selection at
a later date by revisiting the relevant page, accessed via the menu screen – your
changes will normally take effect within 60 days of your re-registration – alternatively
you may send your request in writing to us at the address given at the end of this
document.
What types of security procedures are in place to protect your information?
Imerge is committed to protecting the privacy of its customers and we have taken
extensive measures to ensure that the information we gather from you will be secure
and condential. While we recognize that the Internet is not a completely secure
medium of communication, Imerge has taken steps to safeguard the security of any
information we collect from your XiVA™ home media appliance by using Pretty Good
Privacy (PGP) technology which encrypts the information you input on your system
before it is transmitted to us. In addition, we have strict security procedures covering
the storage and disclosure of your information in order to prevent unauthorized
access and to comply with the Data Protection Act 1998. This means that sometimes
we may ask you for proof of identity before disclosing any personal information to
you.
Will Imerge change its policy?
When you supply your registration data you consent to the collection and use of your
information by Imerge as described in this policy. If we alter our Privacy Policy in any
way we will notify you and will post those changes on our website: www.xiva-net.
com so you can be aware of anything that may affect you in the way we collect, use
or share information with others. If you do not agree to the changes in the Policy, in
such event you should contact us promptly, in the absence of which the changes will
be deemed accepted by you. You will be responsible for viewing any alterations to
our Privacy Policy - a written copy can be requested from any of our Imerge ofces.
Contacting us
If you have any questions or concerns about this Privacy Policy or the operation
of the Service, you can contact us by email at: support@xiva.com, or by writing to
the: XiVA™ Software Administrator, Imerge Limited, Unit 6, Bar Hill Business Park,
Saxon Way, Bar Hill, Cambridge CB23 8SL, England, United Kingdom.
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MICROSOFT End-User License Agreement
You have acquired a device (“DEVICE”) that includes software licensed by Sunre Ltd. from an afliate of Microsoft Corporation (“MS”). Those installed software products •
of MS origin, as well as associated media, printed materials, and “online” or electronic documentation (“SOFTWARE”) are protected by international intellectual property
laws and treaties. Manufacturer, MS and its suppliers (including Microsoft Corporation) own the title, copyright, and other intellectual property rights in the SOFTWARE.
The SOFTWARE is licensed, not sold. All rights reserved.
This End User License Agreement (“EULA”) is valid and grants the end-user rights ONLY if the SOFTWARE is genuine and a genuine Certicate of Authenticity for the •
SOFTWARE is included. For more information on identifying whether your software is genuine, please see http://www.microsoft.com/piracy/howtotell.
IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO THIS EULA, DO NOT USE THE DEVICE OR COPY THE SOFTWARE. INSTEAD, PROMPTLY CONTACT YOUR DEALER. FOR •
INSTRUCTIONS ON RETURN OF THE UNUSED DEVICE(S) FOR A REFUND. ANY USE OF THE SOFTWARE, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO USE ON THE
DEVICE, WILL CONSTITUTE YOUR AGREEMENT TO THIS EULA (OR RATIFICATION OF ANY PREVIOUS CONSENT).
GRANT OF SOFTWARE LICENSE. This EULA grants you the following license:•
You may use the SOFTWARE only on the DEVICE.•
Restricted Functionality. You are licensed to use the SOFTWARE to provide only the limited functionality (specic tasks or processes) for which the DEVICE has been •
designed and marketed by Imerge Ltd.. This license specically prohibits any other use of the software programs or functions, or inclusion of additional software programs
or functions that do not directly support the limited functionality on the DEVICE. Notwithstanding the foregoing, you may install or enable on a DEVICE, systems utilities,
resource management or similar software solely for the purpose of administration, performance enhancement and/or preventive maintenance of the DEVICE.
If you use the DEVICE to access or utilize the services or functionality of Microsoft Windows Server products (such as Microsoft Windows Server 2003), or use the •
DEVICE to permit workstation or computing devices to access or utilize the services or functionality of Microsoft Windows Server products, you may be required to obtain
a Client Access License for the DEVICE and/or each such workstation or computing device. Please refer to the end user license agreement for your Microsoft Windows
Server product for additional information.
NOT FAULT TOLERANT. THE SOFTWARE IS NOT FAULT TOLERANT. Sunre Ltd. HAS INDEPENDENTLY DETERMINED HOW TO USE THE SOFTWARE IN THE DEVICE, •
AND MS HAS RELIED UPON Imerge Ltd. TO CONDUCT SUFFICIENT TESTING TO DETERMINE THAT THE SOFTWARE IS SUITABLE FOR SUCH USE.
NO WARRANTIES FOR THE SOFTWARE. THE SOFTWARE is provided “AS IS” and with all faults. THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO SATISFACTORY QUALITY, •
PERFORMANCE, ACCURACY, AND EFFORT (INCLUDING LACK OF NEGLIGENCE) IS WITH YOU. ALSO, THERE IS NO WARRANTY AGAINST INTERFERENCE
WITH YOUR ENJOYMENT OF THE SOFTWARE OR AGAINST INFRINGEMENT. IF YOU HAVE RECEIVED ANY WARRANTIES REGARDING THE DEVICE OR THE
SOFTWARE, THOSE WARRANTIES DO NOT ORIGINATE FROM, AND ARE NOT BINDING ON, MS.
No Liability for Certain Damages. EXCEPT AS PROHIBITED BY LAW, MS SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY FOR ANY INDIRECT, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR •
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IF ANY REMEDY FAILS OF ITS ESSENTIAL PURPOSE. IN NO EVENT SHALL MS BE LIABLE FOR ANY AMOUNT IN EXCESS OF U.S. TWO HUNDRED FIFTY
DOLLARS (U.S.$250.00).
Restricted Uses. The SOFTWARE is not designed or intended for use or resale in hazardous environments requiring fail-safe performance, such as in the operation of •
nuclear facilities, aircraft navigation or communication systems, air trafc control, or other devices or systems in which a malfunction of the SOFTWARE would result in
foreseeable risk of injury or death to the operator of the device or system, or to others.
Limitations on Reverse Engineering, Decompilation, and Disassembly. You may not reverse engineer, decompile, or disassemble the SOFTWARE, except and only to the •
extent that such activity is expressly permitted by applicable law notwithstanding this limitation.
SOFTWARE as a Component of the DEVICE - Transfer. This license may not be shared, transferred to or used concurrently on different computers. The SOFTWARE •
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use the SOFTWARE. You may permanently transfer all of your rights under this EULA only as part of a permanent sale or transfer of the DEVICE, provided you retain
no copies of the SOFTWARE. If the SOFTWARE is an upgrade, any transfer must also include all prior versions of the SOFTWARE. This transfer must also include the
Certicate of Authenticity label. The transfer may not be an indirect transfer, such as a consignment. Prior to the transfer, the end user receiving the SOFTWARE must
agree to all the EULA terms.
Consent to Use of Data. You agree that MS, Microsoft Corporation and their afliates may collect and use technical information gathered in any manner as part of •
product support services related to the SOFTWARE. MS, Microsoft Corporation and their afliates may use this information solely to improve their products or to provide
customized services or technologies to you. MS, Microsoft Corporation and their afliates may disclose this information to others, but not in a form that personally
identies you.
Internet-Based Services Components. The SOFTWARE may contain components that enable and facilitate the use of certain Internet-based services. You acknowledge •
and agree that MS, Microsoft Corporation or their afliates may automatically check the version of the SOFTWARE and/or its components that you are utilizing and may
provide upgrades or supplements to the SOFTWARE that may be automatically downloaded to your DEVICE. Microsoft Corporation or their afliates do not use these
features to collect any information that will be used to identify you or contact you. For more information about these features, please see the privacy statement at http://
go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=25243.
Links to Third Party Sites. You may link to third party sites through the use of the SOFTWARE. The third party sites are not under the control of MS or Microsoft •
Corporation, and MS or Microsoft are not responsible for the contents of any third party sites, any links contained in third party sites, or any changes or updates to
third party sites. MS or Microsoft Corporation is not responsible for webcasting or any other form of transmission received from any third party sites. MS or Microsoft
Corporation are providing these links to third party sites to you only as a convenience, and the inclusion of any link does not imply an endorsement by MS or Microsoft
Corporation of the third party site.
Notice Regarding Security. To help protect against breaches of security and malicious software, periodically back up your data and system information, use security •
features such as rewalls, and install and use security updates.
No Rental/Commercial Hosting. You may not rent, lease, lend or provide commercial hosting services with the SOFTWARE to others.•
Separation of Components. The SOFTWARE is licensed as a single product. Its component parts may not be separated for use on more than one computer.•
Additional Software/Services. This EULA applies to updates, supplements, add-on components, product support services, or Internet-based services components •
(“Supplemental Components”), of the SOFTWARE that you may obtain from Imerge Ltd., MS, Microsoft Corporation or their subsidiaries after the date you obtain
your initial copy of the SOFTWARE, unless you accept updated terms or another agreement governs. If other terms are not provided along with such Supplemental
Components and the Supplemental Components are provided to you by MS, Microsoft Corporation or their subsidiaries then you will be licensed by such entity under the
same terms and conditions of this EULA, except that (i) MS, Microsoft Corporation or their subsidiaries providing the Supplemental Components will be
the licensor with respect to such Supplemental Components in lieu of “Imerge Ltd.” for the purposes of the EULA, and (ii) TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED •
BY APPLICABLE LAW, THE SUPPLEMENTAL COMPONENTS AND ANY (IF ANY) SUPPORT SERVICES RELATED TO THE SUPPLEMENTAL COMPONENTS ARE
PROVIDED AS IS AND WITH ALL FAULTS. ALL OTHER DISCLAIMERS, LIMITATION OF DAMAGES, AND SPECIAL PROVISIONS PROVIDED BELOW AND/OR
OTHERWISE WITH THE SOFTWARE SHALL APPLY TO SUCH SUPPLEMENTAL COMPONENTS. MS, Microsoft Corporation or their subsidiaries reserve the right to
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End User Proof of License. If you acquired the SOFTWARE on a DEVICE, or on a compact disc or other media, a genuine Microsoft “Proof of License”/Certicate of •
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Authenticity label with a genuine copy of the SOFTWARE identies a licensed copy of the SOFTWARE. To be valid, the label must be afxed to the DEVICE, or appear
on Imerge Ltd’s software packaging. If you receive the label separately other than from Sunre Ltd., it is invalid. You should keep the label on the DEVICE or packaging to
prove that you are licensed to use the SOFTWARE.
Product Support. Product support for the SOFTWARE is not provided by MS, Microsoft Corporation, or their afliates or subsidiaries. For product support, please refer to •
Imerge Ltd. support number provided in the documentation for the DEVICE. Should you have any questions concerning this EULA, or if you desire to contact Imerge Ltd.
for any other reason, please refer to the address provided in the documentation for the DEVICE.
Termination. Without prejudice to any other rights, Sunre Ltd. may terminate this EULA if you fail to comply with the terms and conditions of this EULA. In such event, •
you must destroy all copies of the SOFTWARE and all of its component parts.
EXPORT RESTRICTIONS. You acknowledge that SOFTWARE is subject to U.S. and European Union export jurisdiction. You agree to comply with all applicable •
international and national laws that apply to the SOFTWARE, including the U.S. Export Administration Regulations, as well as end-user, end-use and destination
restrictions issued by U.S. and other governments. For additional information see http://www.microsoft.com/exporting/.
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Publisher’s end-user license agreement shall contain, at a minimum, the
following limitations:
(1) no title to, or ownership rights in the Publisher Product or any portion
of the Publisher Product are transferred;
(2) the end-user shall not reverse compile or disassemble the Publisher
Product.
NVIDIA Software License Agreement
This License For Customer Use of NVIDIA Software (“LICENSE”) is the
agreement which governs use of the accompanying software of NVIDIA
Corporation and its subsidiaries (“NVIDIA”), including any associated
printed materials (“SOFTWARE”). By installing or otherwise using
the SOFTWARE, you agree to be bound by the terms of this license
(“LICENSE”). If you do not agree to the terms of this LICENSE, do not
download, install, activate, or use the SOFTWARE.
RECITALS
The SOFTWARE is protected by copyright laws and international
copyright treaties, as well as other intellectual property laws and treaties.
The SOFTWARE is not sold to the end user, and instead is only licensed
for use, strictly in accordance with this document. This agreement sets
forth the terms and conditions of the LICENSE for use of the SOFTWARE.
1. DEFINITIONS
1.1 Customer.
Customer means the entity or individual that is the end user of the
SOFTWARE.
2. GRANT OF LICENSE
2.1 Rights and Limitations of Grant.
NVIDIA hereby grants Customer the following non-exclusive, non-
transferable right to use the SOFTWARE, with the following limitations:
2.1.1 Rights.
Customer may install and use one copy of the SOFTWARE on a single
computer, and except for making one back-up copy of the Software, may
not otherwise copy the SOFTWARE. This LICENSE of SOFTWARE may
not be shared or used concurrently on different computers.
2.1.2 Limitations.
No Reverse Engineering. Customer may not reverse engineer, decompile,
or disassemble the SOFTWARE, nor attempt in any other manner to
obtain the source code.
No Separation of Components. The SOFTWARE is licensed as a single
product. Its component parts may not be separated for use on more than
one computer, nor otherwise used separately from the other parts.
No Distribution. Customer may not distribute, rent or lease the
SOFTWARE to third parties.
3. TERMINATION
This LICENSE will automatically terminate if Customer fails to comply with
any of the terms and conditions hereof. In such event, Customer must
destroy all copies of the SOFTWARE and all of its component parts.
4. COPYRIGHT
All title and copyrights in and to the SOFTWARE (including but not limited
to all images, photographs, animations, video, audio, music, text, and
other information incorporated into the SOFTWARE), the accompanying
printed materials, and any copies of the SOFTWARE, are owned by
NVIDIA, or its suppliers. The SOFTWARE is protected by copyright laws
and international treaty provisions. Accordingly, Customer is required
to treat the SOFTWARE like any other copyrighted material, except as
otherwise allowed pursuant to this LICENSE and that it may make one
copy of the SOFTWARE solely for backup or archive purposes.
5. APPLICABLE LAW
This LICENSE shall be deemed to have been made in, and shall be
construed pursuant to, the laws of the State of California.
6. DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTIES AND LIMITATION ON LIABILITY;
EXPORTS
6.1 No Warranties.
TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW,
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED “AS IS” AND NVIDIA AND ITS
SUPPLIERS DISCLAIM ALL CONDITIONS, WARRANTIES, EITHER
EXPRESS, IMPLIED, OR STATUTORY INCLUDING, BUT NOT
LIMITED TO,ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF TITLE,
NON-INFRINGEMENT, MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A
PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
6.2 No Liability for Damages.
TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, IN
NO EVENT SHALL NVIDIA OR ITS SUPPLIERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY
SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, DIRECT, INDIRECT, OR CONSEQUENTIAL
DAMAGES WHATSOEVER (INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION,
DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF BUSINESS PROFITS, BUSINESS
INTERRUPTION, LOSS OF BUSINESS INFORMATION, OR ANY
OTHER PECUNIARY LOSS) ARISING OUT OF THE USE OF OR
INABILITY TO USE THE SOFTWARE, EVEN IF NVIDIA HAS BEEN
ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.
6.3 Export Laws.
Export and use of the SOFTWARE may be subject to U.S. and foreign
export control laws and regulations, including prohibitions on use in the
development or production of nuclear, chemical or biological weapons,
or in missile technology programs as specied in the U.S. Export
Administration Regulations. By downloading, installing, activating or using
this SOFTWARE you conrm that you will not export or re-export the
SOFTWARE without all required U.S. and foreign government licenses.
Customer will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless NVIDIA from and
against all nes, penalties, liabilities, damages, costs and expenses
incurred as a result of any violation of such laws or regulations by
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Customer or any of its agents or employees.
7. MISCELLANEOUS
The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale
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OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE Licence Agreement
Certain components of the software for the XiVA powered TGM-100s are subject to the GNU General Public License or other so-called open source
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Open Source Software is not subject to the restrictions in Section 6 (“Title to Software and Intellectual Property”), and is subject to the GNU General
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In compliance with the terms of the GPL, XiVA makes its modications to Open Source Software that the XiVA powered product uses, modies and
distributes pursuant to the GPL available to the public in source code form at http://www.imerge.co.uk/lgpl/taglibport.zip.
You are free to use, modify and distribute Open Source Software that is subject to the GPL so long as you comply with the terms of the GPL available in
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This application incorporates software and technology of All Media Guide, LLC. (“AMG”). The AMG software and technology (the “AMG Technology”)
allows End Users to access music-related data (“AMG Data”) over the Internet and otherwise from proprietary AMG databases (the “AMG Databases”)
located on AMG servers (the “AMG Servers”) and to perform other functions (collectively with the AMG Technology, AMG Data, AMG Databases and
AMG Servers, the “AMG Services”).
AMG grants you a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, and non-sublicensable right and license to access and use AMG Services only by means of
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You agree that you will use the AMG Services for your own personal non-commercial use only. You agree not to: (i) assign, copy, transfer or transmit the
AMG Data to any third party; (ii) use or exploit the AMG Services, except as expressly permitted herein; (iii) decompile, disassemble or reverse engineer
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the AMG Services or any component thereof; (iii) remove any copyright, trademark, trade names, logos or other intellectual property notices in the
AMG Services; or (vi) sell, distribute, publish, disclose lease, license transfer or otherwise use the AMG Services, or any portion thereof, other than as
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You agree that the license to use the AMG Services granted herein will terminate if you violate these restrictions. In addition, AMG may revoke or
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not obligated to provide you with any new, enhanced or additional data types or categories that AMG may choose to provide in the future and is free to
discontinue its online services at any time, without any obligation to you.
To the extent that you, the End User, provide any information or original works of authorship to be added to AMG Databases, you represent and warrant
that you are the sole author of such work(s) and further hereby assign to AMG all rights of copyright therein, including the right to register the copyright in
such work(s) as part of the AMG Database.
THE AMG SERVICES AND COMPONENTS THEREOF ARE PROVIDED TO YOU “AS IS.” AMG MAKES NO REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES,
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OR MAKE ANY REPRESENTATIONS REGARDING THE CORRECTNESS, ACCURACY, RELIABILITY, CURRENTNESS OR THE RESULTS THAT
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IN NO CASE WILL AMG OR ITS AFFILIATES BE LIABLE TO YOU OR ANY THIRD PARTY FOR ANY INDIRECT, CONSEQUENTIAL, INCIDENTAL
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LIABILITY FOR DAMAGES WITH RESPECT TO THE AMG SERVICES BE IN EXCESS OF TEN DOLLARS REGARDLESS OF THE FORM OF THE
CLAIM. SOME JURISDICTIONS DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OF LIABILITY FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, SO THE
ABOVE EXCLUSION MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU.
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Limited Warranty
Sunre Limited Warranty
Sunre, a division of Elan Home Systems, LLC, is proud of its products
which have been built with care using advanced technology and premium
component parts. Your unit has been crafted to perform properly for many
years. Sunre offers the following Warranty to you, the original owner of a
new Sunre product:
Sunre warrants the TGM-100 to be free from defects in materials and
workmanship for the period of TWO (2) years from the date of purchase.
If within the applicable warranty period above purchaser discovers such
item was not as warranted above and promptly noties Sunre in writing,
Sunre shall repair or replace the items at the company’s option.
This warranty shall not apply:
(a) to equipment not manufactured by Sunre.
(b) to equipment which shall have been installed by other than an
authorized Sunre installer.
(c) to installed equipment which is not installed to Sunre’s
specications.
(d) to equipment which shall have been repaired or altered by others
than Sunre.
(e) to equipment which shall have been subjected to negligence,
accident, or damage by circumstances beyond Sunre’s
control, including, but not limited to, lightning, ood, electrical surge,
tornado, earthquake, or any other catastrophic events beyond
Sunre’s control, or to improper operation, maintenance or storage,
or to other than normal use of service.
With respect to equipment sold by, but not manufactured by Sunre, the
warranty obligations of Sunre shall in all respects conform and be limited
to the warranty actually extended to Sunre by its supplier. The foregoing
warranties do not cover reimbursement for labor, transportation, removal,
installation, or other expenses which may be incurred in connection with
repair or replacement.
Except as may be expressly provided and authorized in writing by Sunre,
Sunre shall not be subject to any other obligations or liabilities whatso-
ever with respect to equipment manufactured by Sunre or services
rendered by Sunre.
THE FOREGOING WARRANTIES ARE EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF
ALL OTHER EXPRESSED AND IMPLIED WARRANTIES EXCEPT WAR-
RANTIES OF TITLE, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO IMPLIED WAR-
RANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
PURPOSE.
ATTENTION: TO OUR VALUED CONSUMERS
To insure that consumers obtain quality pre-sale and after-sale
support and service, Sunre products are sold exclusively through
authorized dealers. Sunre products are not sold online. The
warraties on Sunre products are NOT VALID if the products have
been purchased from an unauthorized dealer or an online E-tailer. To
determine if your Sunre re-seller is authorized, please call Sunre
at (859) 514-8290.
We suggest that you read the Limited Warranty completely to fully under-
stand your Warranty/Service coverage.
Service Assistance
If your Sunre product ever requires service, write to us or call:
Sunre
1300 E New Circle Road, Suite 150
Lexington, KY 40505
Phone 859-514-8290
Fax: 859-269-7972
You will be directed to an authorized Sunre Service Station or receive
instructions to ship the unit to the factory. Please save the original ship-
ping carton and packing materials in case shipping is required. Please do
not ship Parcel Post.
NOTE: Before sending in your unit for repair, you must
call Sunre for return authorization.
Include a complete description of the problem, indicating how you have it
connected, the associated equipment in your system and a copy of your
purchase receipt. Initial shipping costs are not paid by Sunre; return
ground shipping costs will be prepaid if repairs were covered by the scope
of this Warranty.
Trademark Information
All brand names, product names, and trademarks are the sole property
of their respective owners. Windows is a registered trademark of
Microsoft Corporation. Windows 95/98/Me/XP and Windows NT/2000 are
trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.
iTunes is a trademark of Apple Computer, Inc. Windows MediaPlayer is a
trademark of Microsoft Corporation.
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Theater Grand Media Player
TGM-100 Server
TGM-100C Client
P/N 9900980 REV:A