VBrick Systems MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4 manual Accessing the Web, Icon Description

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STB operation like navigation, selecting streams, etc. It has all of the handheld IR controls (see above) as well as a full QWERTY keyboard with a mouse pad on the right and mouse buttons on the left. The wireless keyboard is available from VBrick. When using a standard keyboard, it also helps to connect a standard (USB or PS/2) mouse to the STB. Once attached, go to General > Hardware > Mouse Type to configure the STB for the mouse you are using. Note that the STB has one PS/2 port and two USB ports.

Accessing the Web

The WWW feature requires a keyboard and operates in MCS and Local mode only. Attach a standard (USB or PS/2) keyboard or use the wireless keyboard available from VBrick Systems. (When using a standard keyboard, it also helps to connect a mouse. To configure a mouse, go to General > Hardware > Mouse Type.) The WWW feature must be enabled in STB

configuration. To check, go to Configuration > General>Security>Enable Browsing. If

browsing is enabled, select the WWW button on the keyboard or on the IR remote to launch an Internet browser.

When you select WWW, a browser address bar is displayed at the top left of the window with navigation buttons on the right. Enter a web location (either an IP address or URL) in the box provided. Use the IR remote control or wireless keyboard mouse to position the cursor at the beginning or end of the text string and enter a location with the keyboard. Use Delete or Backspace to erase. The browser navigation buttons are described below from left to right.

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Description

 

 

Back

Move back one page.

 

 

Forward

Move forward one page.

 

 

Stop

Stops the current operation, for example a page download.

 

 

Refresh

reloads the current page.

 

 

Search

Launches a search window, for example Google.

 

 

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Contents STB v3.7.2d Admin Guide EtherneTV-STB Set Top BoxCopyright FCC Notice About VBrick SystemsContents Serial Port Passthrough Using the Set Top BoxIndex Organization Font ConventionsRelated Documents Installation OverviewUsing the Command Prompt Command Prompt Action TypeInitial Setup Using pmanConnecting to the Network Setting the IP AddressFinding the Dhcp IP Address Assigning a Static IP AddressPAL Configuration Model NumbersConfiguration LoginConfiguration Saving ChangesVideo Settings MCS Location Start ModeReceive Address Local-Fullscreen Mode with MPEG-4 Multicast Main Volume/Line 1 Volume Home Page Location/Home Page EnableLocal UI Location Rtsp Streaming Data Buffering SecondsBuffer Check for Underflow Lowest Bitrate for Buffer CheckNetwork Settings Options Panel LoginProxy Type, Http Proxy Host and Port Aux1-Aux8Ethernet ManagementDisplay Settings GeneralResolution General SettingsSerial Port Security SystemLanguage System UpdateHardware EtherneTV Media Distribution System Local Configuration Sample Interface in Local ModeUploading from the STB Accessing the XML Configuration FileDownloading to the STB XML Configuration Examples Local ConfigurationExample of live MPEG-4 stream with forced UDP streaming Example of MPEG-1 unicast entry with port address KeywordMp2 stream/Keyword Vod content keyword Stream Installing the Download Application System UpgradeUpgrading from v3.71 or Higher \Program Files\VBrick\ Before You Begin Running ETV-STBDownloadUpgrade using the SAP Editing a Configuration File Logging Upgrade Activities Upgrading from v3.70 or Lower Using a Web Browser to Run the UpdateCreating an FTP Server with IIS Removing Lock Files Additional Upgrade Steps for Local Mode Verifying the File TransferEtherneTV Media Distribution System Serial Port Passthrough How Passthrough WorksUsing Telnet Serial Port PinoutsSerial Port Passthrough EtherneTV Media Distribution System Start Mode Using the Set Top BoxLocal Mode Local-Fullscreen Mode Local ModeMCS Mode Using the IR Remote MCS ModeUsing the Wireless Keyboard VODAccessing the Web Icon DescriptionIcon EtherneTV Media Distribution System Index Index