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iconBIT XDS8003D
User Manual
iconBIT XDS8003D User Manual English
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Contents
1. Introduction ....................................................................................................................... 3
1.1.General Information ................................................................................................... 3
1.2 Key Features ............................................................................................................. 3
1.3 Packing List ............................................................................................................... 3
1.4 Safety Instructions ..................................................................................................... 4
2. About the Player ................................................................................................................. 6
2.1 Remote Control Buttons .............................................................................................. 6
2.2 Using Universal Remote control ................................................................................... 8
2.3 Front Panel .............................................................................................................. 10
2.4 Side Panel ............................................................................................................... 10
2.5 Back Panel ............................................................................................................... 10
2.6 Connection .............................................................................................................. 11
2.6.1 Power connection ............................................................................................ 11
2.6.2 Connecting to a PC ......................................................................................... 11
2.6.3 TV Connection ................................................................................................ 12
2.6.4 Digital Audio Device Connection ........................................................................ 13
2.6.5 Connecting to a LAN ........................................................................................ 13
2.6.6 Connecting to a WLAN ..................................................................................... 14
2.6.7 USB Mass Storage Device (USB stick, USB HDD etc.) Connection .......................... 14
2.6.8 Connecting a Memory Card .............................................................................. 14
2.7 Player Usage ............................................................................................................ 15
2.7.1 Power On / Off ............................................................................................... 15
2.7.2 Menu Language .............................................................................................. 15
2.7.3 HDD Format ................................................................................................... 15
3. Main Functions .................................................................................................................. 16
3.1 Setup Menu ............................................................................................................. 16
3.1.1 Changing System Settings ............................................................................... 16
3.1.2 Changing Audio Settings .................................................................................. 17
3.1.3 Changing Video Settings .................................................................................. 18
3.1.4 Changing Network Settings .............................................................................. 19
3.1.5 Miscellaneous ................................................................................................. 20
3.2 Movie Library ........................................................................................................... 21
3.2.1 Movie Library Options ...................................................................................... 21
3.2.2 Movie Playback Control .................................................................................... 22
3.2.3 Movie Playback Options ................................................................................... 22
3.3 Photo Library ........................................................................................................... 23
3.3.1 Photo Library Options ...................................................................................... 23
3.3.2 Photo Playback Control .................................................................................... 23
3.3.3 Photo Playback Options ................................................................................... 24
3.4 Music Library ............................................................................................................ 24
3.4.1 Music Library Options ...................................................................................... 25
3.4.2 Music Playback Control .................................................................................... 25
3.4.3 Music Playback Options .................................................................................... 25
3.5 File Manager ............................................................................................................ 26
3.5.1 File Manager Options ....................................................................................... 26
3.5.2 Copy under File Manager ................................................................................. 27
3.5.3 A/V Streaming via Network .............................................................................. 27
3.5.4 A/V Streaming via UPnP-server ......................................................................... 28
3.6 Music Playlist & Photo Album Management ................................................................... 29
3.7 Favorites Manager .................................................................................................... 30
3.8 Premium Apps .......................................................................................................... 30
3.9 3D Movie Playback .................................................................................................... 31
3.10 Android Apps .......................................................................................................... 31
3.10.1 APK Installation ............................................................................................ 31
3.10.2 APK Uninstallation ......................................................................................... 32
3.11 Weather on Home menu .......................................................................................... 32
4. Upgrading the Firmware ..................................................................................................... 33
5. Frequently Asked Questions ................................................................................................ 35
6. Appendices ....................................................................................................................... 36
6.1 Warranty Information ................................................................................................ 36
6.2 GNU General Public License (GPL) ............................................................................. 36
6.3 Copyrights and Trademarks ........................................................................................ 40
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1. Introduction
1.1.General Information
Dear Customer!
Thank you for choosing the iconBIT device. We hope that you will be satisfied by using our
device for home entertainment. The iconBIT multimedia HD-player allows playing high-
quality digital video, audio and photo from different sources on an analogue TV, HDTV (TV
supporting high-definition video), home theater and other devices.
1.2 Key Features
This iconBIT Multimedia HD-player has the following functions:
Audio/Video outputs
HDMI V1.4 for high-definition video and digital audio
Composite video and stereo audio for analog audio-visual connection
S/PDIF optical interface for high-fidelity digital audio
Adjustable video output resolution (NTSC, PAL, 480p, 576p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p)
Multimedia Playback
Supports major audio, video and image file formats (1080p HD video decoding)
Movie format: ASF/AVI/BD-ISO/DAT/DVD-ISO/FLV/IFO/MPG/MP4/M2TS/MKV/MOV/
M4V/TP/TS/TRP/WMV/VOB/RM/RMVB
Music format: AAC/LC-AAC/HE-AAC/MP2/MP3/FLAC/WAV/MS-ADPCM/WMA (DRM and
Advance Profile or lossless not supported)/OGG Vorbis/PCM/LPCM/COOK/RA-Lossless
Photo format: JPEG/HD JPEG/BMP/GIF/TIF/PNG
Photo slide show with background music
Interfaces Support
4 x USB 2.0 HOST port (for external USB storage devices)
USB 3.0 DEVICE port (for computer connection)
SD card slot
Network Feature
A/V streaming/transmission via Ethernet (10M/100M/1000M) & Wi-Fi (802.11b/g/n,
optional)
A/V streaming via UPnP Media Server
File sharing via Samba server
FTP Server
Internet Radio
BitTorrent download (controlled and managed via web server)
Video podcast
File operation
File system supported: FAT/FAT32/NTFS/HFS+/EXT3
Supports copying & moving files among Card, USB, HDD, and Network.

Note: All the information contained in this manual was correct at the time of publication.
However, as our engineers are always updating and improving the product, your devices
software may have a slightly different appearance or modified functionality than presented
in this manual.
1.3 Packing List
Part Quantity
Multimedia player 1
Remote Control 1
A/V cable 1
AC/DC adaptor 1
User manual (printed) 1
Note: The actual contents in the package might be different from the packing list in this
manual.
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1.4 Safety Instructions
Please read the safety instructions carefully prior to using the device. Keep the
instructions in an easily accessible location for further use.

Warning signs

The lightning flash with
arrowhead symbol, within an
equilateral triangle, is intended
to alert the user to the presence
of uninsulated dangerous voltage
within the products enclosure
the may be of sufficient
magnitude to constitute a risk of
electric shock to persons.
ALERT: To reduce the risk of electric
shock, do not remove the back cover. No
user serviceable parts inside. Refer
servicing to qualified service personnel.
The exclamation point within an
equilateral triangle, is intended
to alert the user to the presence
of important and maintenance
(servicing) instructions in the
literature accompanying the
appliance.

Precautions concerning power supply:
- Do not plug many devices into one electric socket. This may lead to an overcharge,
combustion or electrical trauma.
- Do not touch the plug with wet hands. This may lead to electrical trauma, short circuiting
and combustion.
- When connecting an electric cable, make sure that the cable is protected from damaging
and is not being subject to any tension.
- It is essential to use the recommended power unit type with characteristics that comply
with the specification.
- If you are not planning to use the media player for a long time, you should disconnect it
from the power system in terms of safety and energy saving. Keep in mind, that even being
in standby mode the device consumes electric energy.
- You should not connect the device to the power system immediately after bringing it from
a cold surrounding to a warm one. Unpack the device and leave it in the warm environment
for 2 to 3 hours to let the condensate evaporate from the inner parts of the device.

Effect of radio interference and magnetic field:
- In case of absence of adequate screening virtually any electronic device becomes subject
to radio interference. In some conditions the radio interferences may affect the operation of
the media player.
- The iconBIT media player is designed in compliance with the FCC/CE standard, as well as
the following statements:
a. This player does not produce any harmful interference or emission;
b. When placed close to a source of strong radio interference the player may not be able to
function properly.
- Do not locate the device close to sources of strong magnetic fields. Such field may
damage data on your hard disk. In such case we will not be responsible for integrity of data
on your hard disk.

Installation precautions:
- The device is designed for indoor usage. Do not expose it to direct sunlight; do not locate
it next to any heat sources, heaters, radiators or refrigerating equipment. The operational
temperature should be within the range of +5C to +35C.
- Protect the device from getting wet as this may lead to combustion or electrical trauma.
- Do not place any containers with liquid on top or next to the player.
- Do not use the device in high humidity, e.g. in a bathroom or a swimming pool.
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- When installing the device in an enclosed space, make sure there is enough space for the
device to cool via heat emission. Do not cover vent holes of the device, so that sufficient
amounts of air could enter the device body.
- Do not place the device on an uneven or unsteady surface. Do not drop the device and
protect it from other objects getting dropped onto it.

Comments on the use of the remote control (RC):
-Point the RC directly at the infrared receiver of the device. Otherwise the RC may not
function properly.
-Handle the RC with care. In case of loss of RC, contact the service centre to order a new
one. A large portion of functions of the device is accessible only via the RC.

Operation precautions:
- Other devices and associated equipment should be connected via audio and video cables
only when the devices are switched off.
- Do not use the device during thunder to prevent breakdown.
- Do not use the player together with any devices, which it does not support this may lead
to player breakdown.
- Do not push the player buttons to hard.
- When disconnecting the device from PC USB hub, always use the Safely Remove
Hardware functionality to prevent data loss.

Using hard disk drive (HDD) precautions:
- If the device can be provided with an internal HDD for data storage, the device should not
be exposed to severe external impact. This may lead to HDD or player outage.
- Make sure the HDD has cooled down prior to extracting it. The heat emitted by the HDD
may burn the skin.
- The manufacturer is not responsible for loss of personal or any other confidential
information stored on your HDD resulting from physical impact, electric shock, voltage
jumps, formatting etc.
- We recommend periodic backup copying to prevent data loss.
- In case of HDD productivity slowdown or other problems we recommend performing a
check for bad sectors on the HDD and complete defragmentation.

Maintenance:
- When cleaning the device, always unplug the power cable. Use a soft cotton tissue or
similar, that does not produce electrostatic charge.
- Never use gasoline or any other dissolvent for cleaning the player, as they might damage
the device.
- In case of severe dirtying wet wipes for computers may be used.

Comments on equipment repairs:
- It is forbidden for users to modify the design of the device. Do not disassemble the player.
In case of device breakdown due to self-performed repairs or modification, no warranty
service will be provided.
- Should any malfunction appear, the device must be taken to an authorized service centre,
where personnel will perform diagnostics and repair.

Do not dispose the device. The product is recyclable. Utilization
requirements should be met. In some countries utilization of electronic
devices is in the scope of specialized guidelines; please refer to relevant
local organizations for additional information.
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2. About the Player
2.1 Remote Control Buttons

This media player comes with universal remote control, some buttons can not be functional.

1. Power

2. Eject
3. Mute 4. Audio
5. TV mode 6. Setup
7. Subtitle 8. Aspect Ratio
9. Numeric
buttons
10. Menu
11. Title 12. Home
13. Return 14. Navigational
buttons
15. OK 16. Info
17. Time Seek 18. VOL+/-
19. Prev/Next 20. FR
21. Stop 22. FF
23. Repeat 24. Play/Pause
25. Slow 26. Zoom
27. Bookmark 28. TV buttons
29. Color buttons

No. Button Function
1 Power Press to enter standby mode or wake up.
2 Eject Press to safely remove the USB device.
3 Mute Press to mute audio output, and press again to resume.
4 Audio Press to select an audio track.
5 TV mode Press to switch between NTSC, PAL, 480P, 576P, 720P, 1080I, and
1080P.
6 Setup Press to enter the setup menu.
7 Subtitle Press to set subtitle options. You can change the color/size/offset/
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text encoding of subtitle.
8 Aspect Ratio Press to change the screen aspect ratio.
9 Numeric
buttons
Press to enter channel numbers or numeric input when changing
settings.
10 Menu Press to enable the option menu, where you can change the review
mode of file manager and media library;
Press to display or hide the option menu during playback.
11 Title Press to show title.
12 Home Press to enter the home screen.
13 Return Press to return to the previous screen while navigating menus.
14 Navigational
buttons
Press the arrow buttons to select menu options, and the OK button to
confirm.
Press Up/Down to rotate a photo during photo playback.
15 OK Press OK button to confirm.
16 Info Press to display current status.
Press during playback, an onscreen display appears showing track
number and time elapsed/remaining.
17 Time Seek Press to jump to a specific point on a title. Specify the point using
Title, Chapter and Time.
18 VOL+/- Press to increase or decrease the volume.
19 Prev./Next Press to view the previous/next file; page up/ page down.
20 FR Press to fast rewind the current playback. Press repeatedly to select
speeds.
21 Stop Press to stop playback.
22 FF Press to fast forward the current playback. Press repeatedly to select
speeds.
23 Repeat Press to set repeat option.
24 Play/ Pause Press to begin/pause playback.
25 Slow Press to play back in slow motion. Press the Play button to resume
regular playback.
26 Zoom Press to zoom the image (photo or video).
27 Bookmark Press to go to the bookmarks page.
28 TV Buttons These buttons can be assigned to control TV functions.
29 Color
Buttons
These buttons may have different functions according to the current
menu.
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2.2 Using Universal Remote control

1. Please target the Universal Remote Control to the TV Remote Control.
TV R.C Universal RC

2. Please press the SET button for long time (about 3 seconds), and wait and see the LED
light is ON, the Universal RC is copying the TV R.C code.

3. Then please press the button Power, and the Universal RC LED light will be flash for one
time, and then press the TV R/C Power button again, and the LED light will display to
Flash-light for 3 times. And the Universal RC is preparing for the code-reading status.
And at the moment, the TV remote Power code is coped by the Universal RC Power
code.

4. At the Code-reading status, please press "AV/TV" button, the LED light flash by one
time, and then press TV remote control "Source/TV mode" button, the Universal RC LED
light will flash by 3 times. Then the TV/AV button code is coped by the Universal R/C.

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5. At the Code-reading status, please press "Vol+" button, the LED light flash by one time,
and then press TV remote control "Vol+" button, the Universal RC LED light will flash by
3 times. Then the "Vol+" button code is coped by the Universal R/C.

6. At the Code-reading status, please press "Vol-" button, the LED light flash by one time,
and then press TV remote control "Vol-" button, the Universal RC LED light will flash by
3 times. Then the "Vol-" button code is coped by the Universal R/C.

7. Last step is to press the button SET on the Universal RC is to save the setup for all
buttons code.

Note: For the special equipment RC code, this remote control cannot support and copy. And
for accurate and efficient code-reading, please make sure the RC Full battery charged.
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2.3 Front Panel

1. Navigation buttons
2. Return button
3. Play button
4. VFD display area
5. Power indicator
6. Power button

2.4 Side Panel

1. Memory Card slot
2. USB 2.0 HOST ports
3. USB 3.0 Device port

2.5 Back Panel

1. A/V OUT jack
2. HDMI interface
3. S/PDIF Optical jack
4. Gigabit LAN socket
5. Power input
6. Reset button

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2.6 Connection

2.6.1 Power connection
1. Follow the picture and connect the AC adaptor to the players DC IN jack.
2. Follow the picture and plug in the AC adaptor to the power outlet.

2.6.2 Connecting to a PC
This product can be used as a portable external storage device with its built-in SATA
interface and high-speed USB 3.0.

1. Make sure the player is powered on.
2. Connect the device to PC with the USB3.0 cable.

Note: A USB 3.0 cable is necessary to use this product as a portable external storage
device. USB 2.0 cable is useless.

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2.6.3 TV Connection
Depending on the jacks on your TV, select the connection mode. We suggest you to use
HDMI output (High Definition, up to 1080p). Picture quality will be improved compared to
using the composite video output (Standard Definition, use A/V OUT jack).

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2.6.4 Digital Audio Device Connection
Except for HDMI interface, this player can output digital audio to amplifier through SPDIF
optical jack. Please refer to 3.1.2 Changing Audio settings for more details.

2.6.5 Connecting to a LAN
To connect to a LAN (Local Area Network) you require a cat5, cat5e or cat6 network cable
(network cable not supplied).
1. Connect one of the crystal plugs on the cable to the players RJ45 LAN socket.
2. Connect the other crystal plug on the cable to a RJ45 LAN port on your router, switch, or
hub device.

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2.6.6 Connecting to a WLAN
2. Plug the Wireless LAN USB Adapter (i.e. Wi-Fi USB Dongle) to the USB HOST port of the
player.
Note: The Wi-Fi Dongle is an optional accessory sold separately. (Please refer to 3.1.4
Changing Network Settings for more details about wireless setup).

2.6.7 USB Mass Storage Device (USB stick, USB HDD etc.) Connection
2. Plug in the USB stick or USB HDD etc. to one of the USB host ports of this player.

2.6.8 Connecting a Memory Card
Memory card can be used by inserting into the card slot
1. Follow the picture to insert the memory card into the card slot properly.
2. Insert the card by following the arrow pointer in the picture

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2.7 Player Usage
2.7.1 Power On / Off
Power On
After connecting the DC IN jack, the indicator on the front panel will gradually turn to blue,
LED display screen will turn white. And the player will enter the home screen soon.

Power Off
Press the power button on the front panel; the player will soon turn off power. The power
indicator will turn red. Then unplug the power cord to cut off the power supply.

2.7.2 Menu Language
The system language of this player can be set to English or other languages. Change the
language you wish in the setup menu, the selected language will take effect immediately.

2.7.3 HDD Format
For users who wish to install a new SATA HDD into the player, first you need format the
hard disk on the player before usage. Otherwise many functions cant be used, such as BT
download, Transmission.
You can format your HDD via Setup ! System ! Format menu.
The formatting procedure will be finished within a few minutes. And then you can use the
hard disk properly on the player.

Note:
HDD format will remove all data stored on the hard disk drive. Please take care and backup
your data in advance!

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3. Main Functions
3.1 Setup Menu
The Setup menu allows you to personalize and configure the preferences for your player.
To select a Setup option:
- Select the Setup icon on the home screen, or press Setup button on the remote control.
- Use the Left/Right navigational buttons to select an option, and then press OK.

3.1.1 Changing System Settings
Use this menu to configure system settings.

Menu Language
- Select to choose the OSD (On-Screen Display) language.
Text Encoding
- Select to set the text encoding option (subtitle display).
Time
- Select to set system time, you must choose the right time zone before time setting.
R/RW Auto-Play
- Select to turn on/off DVD auto-play.
Screen Saver
- Here you can set the timing of screen saver and change screen saver.
DLNA DMR
- Digital Media Renderer, can play content received from a digital media controller
(DMC), which will find content from a digital media server (DMS).
DLNA Device Name
- Select to name DLNA DMR.
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Mini KBD Language
- Select to change the language of the mini keyboard.
Scan storage
- Select to set the scan mode of media library.
Resume Play
- Select to turn on / off resume playback (auto-bookmarking) feature for movies.
Format
- Select to format your HDD.
BD Menu
- Here you can open the BDMV menu during BDMV folder or BD ISO playback. BD-J is not
supported.
Restore Default
- Select to restore factory defaults.

3.1.2 Changing Audio Settings
Use this menu to configure audio settings.

Night Mode
- Choose among Off / On / Comfort. If the option is turned on, the audio output volume
will be decreased to make you more comfortable.
HDMI Output
- Choose among LPCM, LPCM Multi-Ch and RAW.
SPDIF Output
- Choose among LPCM, RAW.
Surround Sound
- Choose among Don't care, AC3 and TrueHD
Lip Sync
- Choose among Lip sync (Auto), Lip sync(Manual) and Off

Note: In raw mode, Dolby TrueHD, Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby Digital, DTS sound can be by
passed to the HDMI TV or Digital amplifier.
Due to the bandwidth requirement, Dolby TrueHD and Dolby Digital Plus sound only can be
by passed through HDMI cable, also the TV system must up to 720p or above.

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3.1.3 Changing Video Settings
Use this menu to configure video settings.

Aspect Ratio
- Pan Scan 4:3: Display a wide picture on the entire screen and cuts off the redundant
portions. Select when a standard 4:3 TV is connected.
- Letter Box 4:3: Display a wide picture with two black borders on the top and bottom of
4:3 screen. Select when a standard 4:3 TV is connected.
- 16:9: Compress the image to convert the whole image. Select when a 16:9 TV is
connected.
- 16:10: Select when a 16:10 TV is connected.

TV SYSTEM
- Select to adjust TV Type and video output resolution. This setting depends on your
regional location. Include:
- NTSC United States, Canada, Japan, Mexico, the Philippines, South Korea, and Taiwan.
- PAL Europe, Greenland, parts of Africa and South America, the Mideast, China, India,
Australia, and Indonesia.

Video Zoom
- Adjust the video output size according to the size of TV screen. Press Left/Right button
to adjust the width of the screen, and Up/Down button to adjust the height of the
screen. And press Zoom button to fit the screen size you have set during video playback.

1080p 24Hz
- Choose this option to enable or disable 1080P 24HZ support. A TV set with 1080P 24HZ
(24P) mode is needed.

Deep Color
- Help to perform more detailed level of color depth, make continuous color change
smoother. You can get more vivid color effects.
A TV set with deep color support is needed.

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3.1.4 Changing Network Settings

Wired Lan Setup
- DHCP IP (AUTO)
Select to obtain IP address automatically.
- FIX IP (MANUAL)
Select to manually input the IP Address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway, and DNS
Server IP Address.

Wireless Setup
There are 3 mode for you to select, Infrastructure (AP) and Peer to Peer (Ad Hoc) and
WPS (AP) mode. Follow the prompting message on the screen and press OK button to
choose Infrastructure (AP), press Red button to choose Peer to Peer (Ad Hoc) or WPS
(AP) mode.

Infrastructure (AP)
Infrastructure mode is used to connect computers with wireless network adapters, also
known as wireless clients, to an existing wired network with the help from wireless router or
access point. Please follow following steps to configure your wireless network.

Step 1: Scanning AP (Access Point) in your network
Follow the prompting message on the screen and press the Zoom button to select
Infrastructure (AP) mode and update the access points list, and all SSID will be displayed
on the screen.

Step 2: Input WEP / WPA key.
Press OK to input encryption keys via the virtual keyboard, OK to confirm and to start
testing the connection.

The testing process will take for a while, please be patient to wait. If the test is ok, the
network information (Profile Name, IP address, Subnet Mask, Gateway, etc.) will be
displayed on the screen.
Peer to Peer (Ad Hoc)
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Peer to Peer mode, which is also called Ad Hoc mode or computer-to-computer mode, is
used to connect wireless clients directly together, without the need for a wireless router or
access point.

WPS (AP)
WPS, Wi-Fi Protected Setup, is used to connect a wireless router directly, without searching
SSID and inputting password. In this mode, you just need to configure the parameters of
your router which support WPS function. There are two modes for you to select, PBC mode
and PIN mode.

PBC: First press the WPS button on the router or select the button mode in the
configuration menu of the router, then select the PBC mode, the connection process will
take for a while, please be patient to wait.

PIN: Input the pin code when configure your router, then select the PIN mode, the
connection process will take for a while, please be patient to wait.

3.1.5 Miscellaneous
Use this menu to adjust miscellaneous settings.

Version Info
- This tab shows you information about the software installed and about the material
components of your player.
Network Info
- This tab shows you information about your network, MAC Address, IP address Gateway,
Subnet.
USB Upgrade
- Select to update the firmware via a USB stick.
Key Tone Volume
- Here you can adjust the volume of key tone.
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3.2 Movie Library
Enter into movie interface; only supported files will be displayed.

3.2.1 Movie Library Options
In movie library, press Menu button to display the option menu, you can get following
functions through the option menu.

Search
- Choose the Search option in the option menu, you can search for a media file by filter
media library to locate the specific media file.
Review Mode
- Choose a review mode among Thumbnails, List, Preview from option menu.
All Movies
- Choose to display all movie files stored in HDD, USB device and SD memory card in
media library.
Video Files
- Sorting and Showing the Video files
BD/ DVD
- Choose to display DVD IFO, BD MV and ISO files directly in media library.
Flash Animation
- Choose to display .swf files in media library.
Go to Folder
- Choose to locate the file in file manager.
Sorting Mode
- Choose to sorting by Name, Size, Most Viewed or Recently Added from option menu.

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3.2.2 Movie Playback Control
You can access the following functions during playback.

Button Function
Play/Pause Pause or resume the current playback.
Prev/Next View the previous or next file/chapter.
FR/FF Fast rewind or fast forward. Press repeatedly to select the speed.
Slow Play back in slow motion.
Goto Jump to a specific point on a title. Specify the point using Title,
Chapter and Time.
Menu Display or hide the option menu during playback.
Stop Stop playback.
VOL+/- Increase/decrease the volume.
Audio Select an audio track.
Subtitle Select a subtitle and change the color/size/offset/text encoding of
subtitle.
Repeat Set the repeat option.
Zoom Zoom in the image.
Info View the media information.
Replay Press to rewind 10 seconds of the current playback.

3.2.3 Movie Playback Options
During movie playback, press Menu button to display or hide the option menu at the
bottom of the screen.

Except select audio track, subtitle, repeat mode, you also can get following functions
through the Option menu during video playback.

GOTO
- Select to jump to a specific point on a title. Specify the point using Title, Chapter and
Time.

Convert 2D to 3D
- Select the showing type of 3D, including 3D simulation, 3D side By Side, 3D Top Bottom.

Video Setting
- Select to adjust the value of Brightness, Contrast, Saturation and Hue.
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3.3 Photo Library
Enter into photo interface, only supported image files will be displayed. This player supports
JPEG/HD JPEG/BMP/GIF/TIF/PNG files.

3.3.1 Photo Library Options
In photo library, press Menu button to display the option menu, you can get following

Review Mode
Leaf Folder View
- Choose to show all folders that included photo.
Date View
- Choose to view photo by date.
Sorting Mode
- Choose sorting by Name, Recently Added or Recently Played from option menu.

3.3.2 Photo Playback Control
You can access the following functions during photo playback.

Button Function
Prev / Next View the previous or next photo.
Up / Down Rotate a photo in any angle.
Stop Stop playback.
Zoom Zoom in the image.
Info Display picture information.

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3.3.3 Photo Playback Options
During photo playback, press Menu button to display or hide the option menu at the bottom
of the screen. You can get following functions through the Option menu during photo
playback.

Slide Timing
- Select to choose the Interval and start a slideshow.
Slide Transition
- Select to choose the Transition effects.
Repeat Mode
- Choose a repeat mode among Repeat off, Repeat all and Shuffle Loop from option
menu.
Select Music
- Select to turn on/off background music during slideshow playback.
- Select a special music as the background music during photo playback.
Video Setting
- Select to adjust the value of Brightness, Contrast, Saturation and Hue.

3.4 Music Library
Enter music interface, only supported audio files will be displayed. This player supports the
format as follows: AAC/ LC-AAC/ HE-AAC/ MP2/ MP3/ FLAC/ WAV/ MS-ADPCM/ OGG/
Vorbis/ PCM/ LPCM/ COOK/ RA-Lossless/ WMA (DRM and advance Profile or lossless not
supported).

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3.4.1 Music Library Options
In music library, press Menu button to display the option menu, you can get following

Quick-Search
- Choose the Search option in the option menu, you can search for a music by filter
music library to locate the specific music.

Review Mode

Filter options
- Choose Albums to search for music files by album.
- Choose Artists to search for music files by artist.
- Choose Genres to search for music files by genre.
- Choose Years to search for music files by modified year.
-
Go to Folder
- Choose to locate the file in file manager.

Sorting Mode
- Choose sorting by Name, Recently Added or Recently Played from option menu.

3.4.2 Music Playback Control
You can access the following functions during music playback.

Button Function
Play/Pause Begin/Pause playback.
FR / FF Fast rewind or fast forward. Press repeatedly to select the speed.
Prev / Next Go to the previous or next track.
VOL+/- Increase/Decrease the volume.
Repeat Set the repeat option.

3.4.3 Music Playback Options
During music playback, press Menu button to display or hide the option menu at the
bottom of the screen. You can get following functions through the Option menu during
music playback.
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Repeat Mode
- Choose a repeat mode among Repeat off, Repeat one, Repeat all and Shuffle Loop
from option menu.

3.5 File Manager
The file manager allows you to browse and play music, photo and movie files stored on an
external devices and network.

3.5.1 File Manager Options
In file manager, press Menu button to display the option menu, you can get following

Review Mode
Filter options
- Choose All Media to display all the supported media files in current directory.
- Choose Movies to display all the supported video files in current directory.
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- Choose Photos to display all the supported image files in the current directory.
- Choose Music to display all the supported audio files in the current directory.

3.5.2 Copy under File Manager
Press Edit button to enter file editing menu, choose Copy and follow the prompt on screen
to finish the process. If you want to select more files and folders, please choose Multiple
Select to enter the file selecting menu.

3.5.3 A/V Streaming via Network

You can stream your media files shared on the home network. Please refer to 3.1.4
Changing Network Settings for more details on network settings.
There are two ways to locate media files shared on your local network in the Network
menu. One is to browse through Workgroup; the other way is to browse through
My_Shortcuts.

3.5.3.1 Browsing through workgroup
You can choose the workgroup which your PC belongs to from the workgroup list, find your
PC name, and press the OK button to confirm. Then you can select and play the shared
media files that you want to browse.
Note: Due to different network conditions, sometimes the workgroup might not be accessed
or shown in the list. And then you need to use My_Shortcuts to browse shared files.

3.5.3.2 Browsing through My_Shortcuts
You can also set Specific File Server IP and access it from My_Shortcuts in the menu.
- Select My_Shortcuts and press OK button
- Press the Red button and a popup menu appears.
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- Select Add to open a popup menu where you can input Label, Net User ID, Net
Password, Domain, Host Name, and Specific File Server IP. Select OK to confirm,
Cancel to cancel, and Simple / Detail to switch between simple and advanced options.

- Select the shortcut you added and press the OK button to confirm. Then you can select
and play the shared media files on the destination computer.

3.5.4 A/V Streaming via UPnP-server
A built-in UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) client has been integrated on the system, which
enables the player to auto-detect UPnP Media Servers on the network to browse and stream
media files from them.

3.5.4.1 Installing UPnP Media Server on your PC
Therere a lot of free and commercial UPnP Media Server software, such as Windows Media
Connect, Windows Media Player 11, XBMC Media Center (Linux/Mac/Windows), MediaTomb
(Linux), etc. Please install one of them on you computer. In the following chapters, we will
take Windows Media Player on Microsoft Windows 7 as an example.

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3.5.4.2 Sharing Media on your PC

The Media Sharing feature of Windows Media Player lets you enjoy the contents of your
Windows Media Player library from anywhere in your home.
- Open Windows Media Player, click Organize ! Manage Libraries to add or remove
media files from the library.

- Click Stream ! More streaming options, then you can allow or deny devices to
access the media library. Click Allow to authorize your player.

3.5.4.3 Streaming Media on your Player
- Connect your player to the home network (LAN or WLAN).
- Visit Files Manager ! UPnP menu on the player, select the UPnP-server, and press OK.

- Then you can browse the media library shared by Windows Media Player.
Note:
Make sure your player and your computer are on the same local area network and
subnet.
Firewalls may prevent your player to communicating with your computer. Please open
the ports manually and add your player to the trusted list, or disable the firewall
temporarily.
3.6 Music Playlist & Photo Album Management
Step 1, Enter into Music/Photo interface.
Step 2, Press Copy button to enter file selecting menu, follow the on-screen information to
finish creating music playlist or photo album.

Step 3, Enter Music/Photo interface, press Menu button and choose Playlists/ Albums
to view your music playlists/ photo albums.

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3.7 Favorites Manager
This player is equipped with a powerful function that we call Favorites. Actually it is a list of
Shortcuts that you the user easily create yourself. The Favorite Link works as a shortcut to
show folder on your Local Hard Drive, hosted USB Drive, Samba network share.

Navigate to the file or folder in file manager, press the Menu button on the remote control.
The menu dialogue will open and you will see the option Add to Favorites. Select this and
the folder will path will be added to the Favorites.
3.8 Premium Apps
This feature is additional function. All contents and services under this feature are provided
by third-party service providers, our company does not offer any contents and services of
this feature and it not responsible for any contents and services provided under this feature.
Our company is not responsible for any operational stability of the contents and services, for
example, if you cannot access certain web site for video streaming or news broadcast, or
the content of a web site has been changed etc, are all responsible and control by the third-
party service providers. If you find that these features cannot operate properly, please
contact our customer service or visit our company website to obtain the relevant
information.

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3.9 3D Movie Playback
This player can support real 3D movie playback and bring you to the 3D world. Except for
iconBIT XDS800 3D media player, a 3D TV, a pair of 3D glasses and a HDMI 1.4 cable are
also needed.
To enjoy a 3D movie,
Step 1, Navigate to the file and press Play button to start movie playback.
Step 2, Press the Menu button on the remote control. Different dialogue will be open
according to different type of the movie. There are 3D, 3D simulation, 3D Side-by-side,
3D Top bottom for you to select.
You can use Mediainfo to check whether your file is a real 3D movie. If the value of
MultiView_Count is 2, you will get the option 3D, or else you will get 3D simulation, 3D
Side-by-side, 3D Top bottom options.

3.10 Android Apps
This player also equipped with Android OS. Here you can find Internet browser, Calendar,
chat, email and other wonderful applications.

We suggest you to use an external USB keyboard & mouse under Android menu and during
web page browsing. It will bring you much more convenience.

3.10.1 APK Installation
Step 1, Enter into Android ! Settings ! Applications, turn on Unknown Sources.

Step 2, Enter into OI File Manager ! mnt ! Usbmounts or sdcard to find the .apk
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stored on your external USB device or SD card. Select and install the .apk.

3.10.2 APK Uninstallation
Enter into Android ! Settings ! Applications ! Manage applications, All apk installed
by yourself are listed under Manage applications ! Downloaded menu. Here you can
uninstall the apk which you want.

3.11 Weather on Home menu
To display weather of the city on home menu,
Step 1, Enter into Setup!Network menu, connect your player to the Internet.
Step 2, Enter into Premium Apps !select Accu Weather ! Locations/Settings, select
the city as you wish.

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4. Upgrading the Firmware
The firmware is the operating system (OS) installed on the device. Firmware upgrades can
bring new features, improvements and bug fixes.

Normal upgrading
1) Download the firmware from our website and extract it.
2) Copy install.img to the root directory of a FAT32 formatted USB stick, and connect it to
one of the USB HOST ports of the player.
3) In home menu, Select Setup ! MISC !USB upgrade ! Press OK to confirm.

Note: DO NOT remove the power cord during the firmware process. This might damage
your player and result in an incorrect firmware flash!

Force upgrading
1) Re-format your USB flash disk.
2) Save the upgrading file install.img to the root directory of your USB flash disk.
3) Turn off the power, then plug the USB flash disk into one USB hosts of the player.
4) Find Reset hole beside the power jack (see picture below), press the reset hole with one
needle and hold it. Meanwhile, turn on the player power is on.

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5) In 20 seconds, loose the needle, the player will install the upgrade firmware by itself.
During the installation, don't remove anything and keep power on.

6) Press Home button on the remote control, and go back the user interface.
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5. Frequently Asked Questions

Question 1. When I try to disconnect the USB device, I keep on getting The device
Generic volume cannot be stopped right now. Try stopping the device again
later. message, what should I do?
Answer:
Close any program that might be accessing data on the player, including Windows
Explorer. If it does not work, close all programs and wait for another 20 seconds, then try
the green arrow icon again. If it still does not work, you should shut down the player and
disconnect the USB cable.

Question 2. I find new file names and folder names that I never created before or
they have strange gibberish names.
Answer:
Most likely, the players file allocation table (FAT) has been corrupted. This might be due to
the player shutting down (due to low battery power) while reading or writing to your
computer by the USB connection. Windows and Macintosh often write extra files to the hard
disk such as finder.def or System volume info. These are normal and will not do any harm
to the player.

Question 3. I used my player to transfer files back and forth between different
computers. Will defragmenting the player hard disk do any harm to it?
Answer:
Defragmenting the player hard disk may be useful after having transferred many files to
and from the player. It is never harmful to use the defragment on the player. Make sure no
other programs are running while using the Windows defragment utility. Make sure you
have connected the player with the external power adapter during this procedure.

Question 4. My files have disappeared from the player.
Answer:
Make sure that you browse your files via the correct browser mode which means correct
filtered views such as Photos, Music, or Movies.

Question 5. During power on, why does the TV will have a short flashing, blue
screen or screensaver?
Answer:
This is normal, when the system initializes, it will setup the corresponding parameters so it
can output the correct video signal to the TV, during the initializing time, the TV will receive
incorrect signals or the signals will not be stable and will cause the TV screen to flash, some
TVs will treat this as no signal, and will display a blue screen or screensaver.

Question 6. Why couldnt the player find the hard disc?
Answer:
You need format the hard disk on the player before usage. If hard disc failure occurs in file
manager, please backup your data and format your HDD on the player.

Question 7. Why the transmission speed of my HDD cant up to 3Gbps or higher
when connected to PC?
Answer:
Make sure there is a USB 3.0 host controller installed on your PC, the transmission speed is
related with HDD itself and also the configuration of PC.

Question 8. Why I cant find my USB drive in file manager?
Answer:
Try to replace a short USB cable or plug in the power cable to your USB drive. You are
suggested to plug in one USB drive at the same time.
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6. Appendices
6.1 Warranty Information
Obtaining Service
iconBIT values your business and always attempts to provide you the very best of service. If
this Product requires maintenance, either contact the dealer from whom you originally
purchased the Product or visit our product support Web site at www.iconbit.com. Your
original box and packaging materials should be kept for storing or shipping your iconBIT
product. iconBIT shall have no liability for lost data regardless of the cause, recovery of lost
data, or data contained in any Product placed in its possession.

Limited Warranty
iconBIT warrants that the Product, in the course of its normal use, will for the term defined
below, be free from defects in material and workmanship and will conform to specification
therefore. The term of your limited warranty is 1 (one) year. The term of your limited
warranty period shall commence on the purchase date appearing on your purchase receipt.
Subject to the limitations specified below, your sole and exclusive warranty shall be, during
the period of warranty specified above and at iconBITs option, the repair or replacement of
the Product.
Warranty does not cover:
- Acts of nature, such as fire, static discharge.
- Damage from unauthorized repair, alteration or accident.
- Damage from misuse or neglect.
- A unit that has been modified or incorporated into other products or is used for
institutional or other commercial purposes.
- Loss of customers software, firmware, information, or memory data.
- Improper handling or installation.
- The serial number of the product is defaced or missing.
The foregoing limited warranty is iconBITs sole warranty and is applicable only to products
sold as new. The remedies provided herein are in lieu of a) any and all other remedies and
warranties, whether expressed, implied or statutory, including but not limited to, any
implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, and b) any and all
obligations and liabilities of iconBIT for damages including, but not limited to accidental,
consequential, or special damages, or any financial loss, lost profits or expenses, or lost
data arising out of or in connection with the purchase, use, or performance of the Product,
even if iconBIT has been advised of the possibility of such damages.
6.2 GNU General Public License (GPL)
Firmware incorporated into this product may include third party copyrighted software
licensed under the GPL (GPL Software). The Free Software is copyrighted by Free
Software Foundation, Inc. and the program is licensed As is without warranty of any kind.
You may re-use, re-distribute, and modify the GPL Software. Users are free to download the
base source code of the iconBIT players at the following Address: www.iconbit.com. The
source code can be sent to your address via mail for a charge of actual expense executed.
Please contact us at support@iconbit.com.

GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE
Version 2, June 1991
Copyright (C) 1989, 1991 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA

Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies
of this license document, but changing it is not allowed.
Preamble
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6.3 Copyrights and Trademarks

Trademarks

Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.
All other trademarks are property of their respective holders.

Manufactured under license under U.S. Patent
#s:5,451,942; 5,956,674; 5,974,380; 5,978,762;
6,487,535 & other U.S. and worldwide patents issued
& pending. DTS and DTS 2.0 + Digital Out are
registered trademarks and the DTS logos and Symbol
are trademarks of DTS, Inc. 1996-2008 DTS, Inc.
All Rights Reserved

Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories.
Dolby and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby
Laboratories.

HDMI, the HDMI logo and High-Definition Multimedia
Interface are trademarks or registered trademarks of
HDMI Licensing LLC.

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2.6.4 Hopknkuenne k unqpoaoHy pecnaepy .............................................................. 52
2.6.5 Hopknkuenne k nokanLno ce1n ...................................................................... 52
2.6.6 Hopknkuenne k 6ecnpoaopno ce1n ................................................................. 53
2.6.7 Hopknkuenne yc1poc1a USB .......................................................................... 53
2.6.8 Hopknkuenne kap1 naHn1n .............................................................................. 53
2.7 HcnonLsoaanne nneepa ............................................................................................. 54
2.7.1 Bknkuenne / amknkuenne ............................................................................... 54
2.7.2 Hsmk Henk .................................................................................................... 54
2.7.3 OopHa1npoaanne aneunero xec1koro pncka ...................................................... 54
3. Ocnoanme qynkunn ........................................................................................................... 55
3.1 Menk nac1poek ........................................................................................................ 55
3.1.1 Hac1poka cnc1eHnmx napaHe1poa ................................................................... 55
3.1.2 Hac1poka saykoamx napaHe1poa ..................................................................... 56
3.1.3 Hac1poka napaHe1poa nso6paxennn ............................................................... 57
3.1.4 Hac1poka ce1eamx napaHe1poa ....................................................................... 58
3.1.5 Pasnoe .......................................................................................................... 59
3.2 HpocHo1p anpeo ....................................................................................................... 60
3.2.1 Onunn ka1anora anpeo .................................................................................... 60
3.2.2 Ynpaanenne aocnponsaepenneH anpeo .............................................................. 61
3.2.3 Onunn npocHo1pa anpeo ................................................................................. 61
3.3 HpocHo1p qo1orpaqn .............................................................................................. 62
3.3.1 Onunn ka1anora qo1orpaqn ........................................................................... 62
3.3.2 Ynpaanenne npocHo1poH qo1o ......................................................................... 62
3.3.3 Onunn npocHo1pa qo1orpaqn ........................................................................ 63
3.4 Hpocnyunaanne Hysmkn ............................................................................................ 63
3.4.1 Onunn ka1anora Hysmkn ................................................................................. 64
3.4.2 Ynpaanenne npocnyunaanneH Hysmkn .............................................................. 64
3.4.3 Onunn npocnyunaannn Hysmkn ........................................................................ 64
3.5 Menepxep qanoa (npoaopnnk) ................................................................................. 65
3.5.1 Onunn npoaopnnka ......................................................................................... 65
3.5.2 Konnpoaanne uepes npoaopnnk ........................................................................ 66
3.5.3 HpocHo1p no1okoaoro aypno/anpeo kon1en1a .................................................... 66
3.5.4 HpocHo1p no1okoaoro aypno/anpeo c noHouLk cepaepa UPnP ............................. 67
3.6 Ynpaanenne cnnckoH aocnponsaepennn n qo1oanL6oHoH .............................................. 68
3.7 Menepxep ns6pannoro .............................................................................................. 69
3.8 Hn1epne1 Hepna ....................................................................................................... 69
3.9 HpocHo1p 3D Bnpeo .................................................................................................. 69
3.10 Hpnnoxennn Android ............................................................................................... 70
3.10.1 Yc1anoaka npnnoxenn ................................................................................. 70
3.10.2 Ypanenne npnnoxenn .................................................................................. 71
3.10.3. HsHenenne pasHepa akpana .......................................................................... 71
3.11 Horopa a rnaanoH Henk .......................................................................................... 71
4. O6noanenne HnkponporpaHHm ............................................................................................ 72
5. ac1o sapaaaeHme aonpocm ................................................................................................ 74
6. Hpnnoxennn ..................................................................................................................... 75
6.1 Caepennn o rapan1nn ................................................................................................ 75
6.2 C1anpap1nan o6uec1aennan nnuensnn GNU (GPL) .................................................... 75
6.3 Aa1opckne npaaa n 1oproame Hapkn ........................................................................... 80

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1.
1.1
Qoporo nokyna1enu!
Mm 6naropapnH aac sa 1o, u1o am am6pann yc1poc1ao koHnannn iconBIT. HapeeHcn, u1o
Bm 6ype1e poaonLnm ero ncnonLsoaanneH a kauec1ae poHaunero cpepc1aa pasaneuennn.
MynL1nHepnnm HD-nponrpmaa1enL iconBIT nosaonne1 aocnponsaopn1L
amcokokauec1aennoe unqpoaoe anpeo, aypno n qo1o c pasnnunmx nc1ounnkoa na
ananoroam TV, HDTV (1eneansop c noppepxko amcokoro paspeuennn), poHaunn
knno1ea1p n ppyrne yc1poc1aa.
1.2
[annm HynL1nHepnnm HD-nponrpmaa1enL iconBIT nHee1 cnepykune qynkunn:
Aypuo/aupeo amxopm
HDMI V1.4 amxop pnn nepepaun cnrnana amcoko ue1koc1n n unqpoaoro sayka
KoHnosn1nm anpeoamxop n c1epe aypnoamxop pnn ananoroaoro nopknkuennn
On1nueckn S/PDIF nn1epqec pnn nepepaun unqpoaoro aypnocnrnana
BosHoxnoc1L am6opa xenaeHoro paspeuennn anpeo (NTSC, PAL, 480p, 576p, 720p,
1080i, 1080p)
Bocnpousaepeuue Hynu1uHepua-qanoa
Hoppepxka ocnoanmx qopHa1oa saykoamx n anpeo qanoa, a 1akxe nso6paxenn
(noppepxnaae1cn pekopnpoaanne anpeo amcokoro paspeuennn 1080p)
Hoppepxka qopHa1oa anpeo: ASF/AVI/BD-ISO/DAT/DVD-ISO/FLV/IFO/MPG/MP4/M2TS/
MKV/MOV/M4V/TP/TS/TRP/WMV/VOB/RM/RMVB
Hoppepxka qopHa1oa aypno: AAC/LC-AAC/HE-AAC/MP2/MP3/FLAC/WAV/MS-ADPCM/
WMA (kpoHe DRM/Advance Profile/lossless)/OGG Vorbis/PCM/LPCM/ COOK/RA-Lossless
Hoppepxka qopHa1oa nso6paxenn: JPEG/HD JPEG/BMP/GIF/TIF/PNG
PexnH cnap-uoy c qonoao Hysmko
Hoppepxka uu1epqecoa
4 USB 2.0 HOST nop1a (pnn nopknkuennn aneunnx USB yc1poc1a xpanennn pannmx)
USB 3.0 DEVICE port (pnn coepnnenn c koHnLk1epoH)
Cno1 pnn kap1 naHn1n SD
Ce1eame aosHoxuoc1u
Ho1okoaoe aocnponsaepenne/nepepaua aypno-anpeo qanoa uepes ce1L Ethernet
(10M/100M/1000M), Wi-Fi (802.11b/g/n, onunonanLno)
Ho1okoaoe aocnponsaepenne aypno-anpeo qanoa c noHouLk UPnP Media Server
O6Hen qanaHn uepes cepaep Samba
FTP cepaep
Hn1epne1-papno
3arpyska c noHouLk nporpaHHm BitTorrent (kon1ponL n ynpaanenne uepes ae6-cepaep)
Onepauu c qanaHu
HoppepxnaaeHme qanoame cnc1eHm: FAT/FAT32/NTFS/HFS+/EXT3
Hoppepxka konnpoaannn n nepeHeuennn qanoa Hexpy kap1aHn naHn1n, USB
nocn1ennHn, xec1knH pnckoH n ce1eamHn yc1poc1aaHn.

HpnHeuanne: Bcn nnqopMann, npnaeennan a annoM pykoaoc1ae ak1yanuna na MoMen1
nynnkann. Onako, namn nnxenepu noc1onnno onoannk1 n coaepmenc1ayk1 yc1poc1ao,
acnec1ane uero nporpaMMnoe oecneuenne Bamero yc1poc1aa Moxe1 neckonuko o1nnua1ucn no
qynknnM n anemneMy any o1 npnaeennoro a annoM pykoaoc1ae.
1.3
HauHeuoaauue Konuvec1ao
MynL1nHepnnm nneep 1
HynL1 pnc1anunonnoro ynpaanennn 1
Aypno/anpeo ka6enL 1
Ce1eao apan1ep AC/DC 1
Pykoaopc1ao nonLsoaa1enn (neua1noe) 1

Baxno: Coepxanne koMnnek1a noc1aakn Moxe1 o1nnua1ucn o1 onncannn,
npec1aanennoro a annoM pykoaoc1ae.

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1.4

Hoxanyc1a, npovu1a1e auuHa1enuuo uuc1pykum no 6esonacuoHy
ucnonusoaauum, nepep 1eH, kak npuc1ynu1u k skcnnya1auu yc1poc1aa.
Coxpauu1e pykoaopc1ao a poc1ynuoH Hec1e pnn panuuemero ucnonusoaauun.

Hpepynpexpamue suaku

CnHaon Honnnn a 1peyronLnnke
npepynpexpae1 nonLsoaa1enn o
nannunn amcokoro nanpnxennn
n onacnoc1n nopaxennn
anek1pnuecknH 1okoH.
BHHMAHHE: Bo ns6exanne pncka
nopaxennn anek1pnuecknH 1okoH ne
ackpmaa1e kopnyc yc1poc1aa ( nnn
sapnkk kpmuky). Bny1pn npn6opa ne1
koHnonen1oa, o6cnyxnaaeHmx
nonLsoaa1eneH. [nn peHon1a yc1poc1aa
o6paua1ecL a cneunannsnpoaannm
cepanc-uen1p.
CnHaon aocknnua1enLnoro snaka
a 1peyronLnnke cnyxn1
ykasanneH, u1o cyuec1ayk1
oco6me 1pe6oaannn no
akcnnya1aunn yc1poc1aa.
O6pa1n1ecL k pykoaopc1ay
nonLsoaa1enn.

Hpepoc1opoxuoc1u, cansauume c snek1ponu1auueH yc1poc1aa:
- He aknkua1e Hnoro yc1poc1a a opny anek1pnueckyk pose1ky. D1o Hoxe1 npnaec1n k
neperpyske, noxapy nnn nopaxennk anek1pnuecknH 1okoH.
- He npnkaca1ecL k annke nn1annn HokpmHn pykaHn. D1o Hoxe1 npnaec1n k ypapy
anek1pnuecknH 1okoH, kopo1koHy saHmkannk n aosropannk.
- Hpn nopknkuennn anek1pnueckoro ka6enn y6epn1ecL, u1o on saunuen o1 noapexpenn
n ne nopaepxen kakoHy-nn6o paanennk.
- Heo6xopnHo ncnonLsoaa1L 1onLko pekoHenpoaannm 6nok nn1annn c xapak1epnc1nkaHn,
ykasannmHn a cneunqnkaunn.
- Ecnn am ne co6npae1ecL ncnonLsoaa1L Hepnanneep a 1euenne pnn1enLnoro apeHenn, 1o
a uennx 6esonacnoc1n n akonoHnn anek1poaneprnn o1coepnnn1e ero o1 ce1n nepeHennoro
1oka. HoHnn1e, u1o paxe a pexnHe oxnpannn yc1poc1ao no1pe6nne1 anek1poaneprnk.
- 3anpeuae1cn nopknkuenne nneepa k anek1poce1n cpasy nocne nepeHeuennn ns xonopa
a 1enno. Pacnaky1e yc1poc1ao n oc1aaL1e ero na 2-3 uaca a 1ennoH noHeuennn, u1o6m
ncnapnncn konpenca1, nonanauncn na any1pennnx koHnonen1ax yc1poc1aa.

Bnunuue papuonoHex u Haruu1uoro nonn:
- B cnyuae o1cy1c1ann coo1ae1c1aykue akpannpoakn npak1nueckn ace anek1ponnme
yc1poc1aa 6ypy1 nopaepxenm annnnnk papnonoHex. B neko1opmx ycnoannx papnono-
Hexn Hory1 aospec1aoaa1L na Hepnanneep.
- Mepnanneep iconBIT paspa6o1an a coo1ae1c1ann co c1anpap1oH FCC/CE n cnepykunHn
nonoxennnHn:
a. D1o1 nneep ne nanne1cn nc1ounnkoH apepnmx noHex n nsnyuenn;
b. [annm nneep Hoxe1 nekoppek1no pa6o1a1L, naxopncL a nenocpepc1aenno 6nnsoc1n k
nc1ounnkaH cnnLnmx papnonoHex.
- He pacnonara1e yc1poc1ao pnpoH c nc1ounnkaHn cnnLnoro Harnn1noro nonn. Ono Ho-
xe1 noapepn1L pannme na aaueH xec1koH pncke. B pannoH cnyuae Hm ne neceH
o1ae1c1aennoc1n sa coxpannoc1L nnqopHaunn na aaueH xec1koH pncke.

Hpepoc1opoxuoc1u npu yc1auoake:
- Yc1poc1ao npepnasnaueno pnn ncnonLsoaannn any1pn xnnmx noHeuenn. He nopaep-
ra1e ero npnHoHy aospec1ank conneunmx nyue, ne yc1anaannaa1e yc1poc1ao pnpoH
c nc1ounnkaHn 1enna, 6a1apenHn o1onnennn, papna1opaHn nnn xonopnnLnmH o6opypoaa-
nneH. TeHnepa1ypa okpyxakue cpepm ponxna 6m1L a pnanasone o1 +5C po +35C.
- He ponycka1e nonapanne xnpkoc1n na noaepxnoc1L nnn any1pL kopnyca nneepa - a1o
Hoxe1 npnaec1n k noxapy nnn nopaxennk anek1pnuecknH 1okoH.
- He c1aaL1e na nneep nnn pnpoH c nnH eHkoc1n c xnpkoc1Lk.

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- 3anpeuae1cn akcnnya1aunn yc1poc1aa a noHeuennnx c noamuenno anaxnoc1Lk,
nanpnHep, aannan koHna1a nnn 6accen.
- Ecnn am yc1anaannaae1e yc1poc1ao a sakpm1oH Hec1e, neo6xopnHo o6ecneun1L poc1a-
1ouno Hec1a aokpyr nero pnn napnexauero oxnaxpennn ny1eH cao6opnoro o1aopa 1enna.
He sacnonn1e aen1nnnunonnme o1aepc1nn nneepa, pnn o6ecneuennn nopHanLnoro poc-
1yna aospyxa any1pL kopnyca.
- He c1aaL1e yc1poc1ao na nepoanyk nnn neyc1ounayk noaepxnoc1L. He ponn1e
yc1poc1ao n ne ponycka1e napennn na nero ppyrnx npepHe1oa.

3aHevauun no pa6o1e c nynu1oH puc1auuouuoro ynpaaneuun (HQY):
-Hanpaann1e H[Y c1poro na nnqpakpacnm npneHnnk yc1poc1aa, nnaue nynL1 Hoxe1
pa6o1a1L nekoppek1no.
-Bepexno xpann1e H[Y. Ecnn am no1epnnn H[Y, o6pa1n1ecL a cepanc uen1p pnn ero sa-
Henm. BonLuan uac1L qynkun npopyk1a poc1ynna 1onLko npn noHoun H[Y.

Hpepoc1opoxuoc1u npu skcnnya1auu:
- KoHHy1aunk yc1poc1aa n cony1c1aykue annapa1ypm nocpepc1aoH aypno n anpeo
ka6ene, neo6xopnHo ocyuec1ann1L 1onLko a amknkuennoH coc1onnnn.
- He akcnnya1npy1e yc1poc1ao ao apeHn rposm ao ns6exanne ero nonoHkn.
- He ncnonLsy1e c nneepoH nk6me nenoppepxnaaeHme yc1poc1aa a1o Hoxe1 npnaec1n
k nonoHke nneepa.
- He naxnHa1e na knonkn nneepa cnnukoH cnnLno.
- Hpn o1coepnnennn yc1poc1aa o1 USB nop1a koHnLk1epa, neo6xopnHo ncnonLsoaa1L
qynkunk Besonacnoe nsaneuenne yc1poc1aa pnn npepo1apauennn no1epn pannmx.

Mepm npepoc1opoxuoc1u npu pa6o1e c xec1kuH puckoH (XQ):
- Ecnn yc1poc1ao Hoxe1 6m1L ocnaueno any1pennnH xec1knH pnckoH pnn xpanennn pan-
nmx, aaxno ne nopaepra1L yc1poc1ao cnnLnmH aneunnH aospec1annH. B a1oH cnyuae
X[ nnn caH nneep Hoxe1 am1n ns c1pon.
- Hpexpe ueH amnnHa1L X[, y6epn1ecL, u1o on oc1mn. Tenno, ampenneHoe X[, Hoxe1
amsaa1L oxor.
- Hponsaopn1enL ne nece1 o1ae1c1aennoc1n sa y1epk nepconanLno nnn nno
konqnpenunanLno nnqopHaunn, xpannuecn na aaueH xec1koH pncke a pesynL1a1e,
qnsnueckoro aospec1ann, anek1pouoka, ckaukoa nanpnxennn a anek1poce1n,
qopHa1npoaannn n 1. p.
- [nn npepo1apauennn no1epn pannmx Hm pekoHenpyeH nepnopnueckn ocyuec1ann1L pe-
sepanoe konnpoaanne.
- B cnyuae cnnxennn nponsaopn1enLnoc1n X[ nnn aosnnknoaennn ppyrnx npo6neH, peko-
Henpye1cn npoaec1n npoaepky X[ na c6onme cek1opa n amnonnn1L nonnyk
peqparHen1aunk.

Yxop sa npopyk1oH.
- Hpn ounc1ke yc1poc1aa neo6xopnHo o1coepnnn1L ka6enL nn1annn n npo1epe1L kopnyc
Hnrko canqe1ko ns xnonka nnn ananornuno 1kann, ne amsmaakue nonanennn
c1a1nuecknx paspnpoa.
- Hnkorpa ne unc1n1e nneep 6ensnnoH nnn npounHn pac1aopn1ennHn, 1ak kak onn Hory1
noapepn1L yc1poc1ao.
- B cnyuae cnnLnoro sarpnsnennn ncnonLsy1e anaxnme canqe1kn pnn yxopa sa
koHnLk1epnmH o6opypoaanneH.

3aHevauun no peHou1y o6opypoaauun:
- HonLsoaa1enk sanpeueno nsHenn1L konc1pykunk pannoro yc1poc1aa. He pas6npa1e
nneep. CaHoc1on1enLnm peHon1 nneepa nnn ero Hopnqnkaunn, npnaopnune k noapexpe-
nnnH, nnuak1 aac rapan1nnoro n cepancnoro o6cnyxnaannn.
- B cnyuae aosnnknoaennn nencnpaanoc1n, yc1poc1ao neo6xopnHo poc1aan1L a aa1opnso-
aannm cepancnm uen1p, pnn npoaepennn kaannqnunpoaanno pnarnoc1nkn n peHon1a.

He am6pacmaa1e yc1poc1ao aHec1e c 6m1oamH HycopoH. Hpopyk1 npep-
nasnauen pnn noa1opno nepepa6o1kn. Heo6xopnHo co6nkpa1L npaanna
y1nnnsaunn 1aknx npopyk1oa. B neko1opmx c1panax y1nnnsaunn
anek1ponnmx yc1poc1a pernaHen1npoaana; pnn nonyuennn pononnn1enL-
no nnqopHaunn o6pa1n1ecL a coo1ae1c1aykune Hec1nme oprannsaunn.

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2.
2.1
[annm Hepnanneep koHnnek1ye1cn ynnaepcanLnmH nynL1oH [Y, neko1opme knonkn
Hory1 ne amnonnn1L ykasannme na nnx qynkunn.

1. Power

2. Eject
3. Mute 4. Audio
5. TV mode 6. Setup
7. Subtitle 8. Aspect Ratio
9. Unqpoame
knonkn
10. Menu
11. Title 12. Home
13. Return 14. Knonkn naanraunn
15. OK 16. Info
17. Time Seek 18. VOL+/-
19. Prev/Next 20. FR
21. Stop 22. FF
23. Repeat 24. Play/Pause
25. Slow 26. Zoom
27. Bookmark 28. TV buttons
29. Uae1nme
knonkn

N Kuonka 4yukun
1 Power Bxop a xpyun pexnH / amxop ns xpyuero pexnHa.
2 Eject HaxHn1e pnn 6esonacnoro nsaneuennn USB yc1poc1aa.
3 Mute HaxHn1e pnn 6mc1poro o1knkuennn/aknkuennn sayka.
4 Audio HaxHn1e pnn am6opa saykoao popoxkn.
5 TV mode HaxHn1e nocnepoaa1enLno pnn am6opa paspeuennn NTSC, PAL,
480P, 576P, 720P, 1080I n1080P.

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6 Setup HaxHn1e pnn axopa a Henk nac1poek.
7 Subtitle HaxHn1e pnn am6opa cy61n1poa. Moxno nsHenn1L
uae1/pasHep/pacnonoxenne/kopnpoaky cy61n1poa.
8 Aspect Ratio HaxHn1e pnn nsHenennn coo1nouennn c1opon nso6paxennn.
9 uqpoame
kuonku
HaxnHa1e unqpoame knonkn npn aaope uncnoamx napaHe1poa.
10 Menu HaxHn1e pnn axopa a Henk, u1o6m nsHenn1L pexnH npocHo1pa a
Henepxepe qanoa nnn Hepna 6n6nno1ekn. Bo apeHn
aocnponsaepennn naxHn1e, u1o6m o1o6pasn1L/ckpm1L Henk
onun.
11 Title HaxHn1e pnn nepexopa k 1n1paH.
12 Home HaxHn1e pnn nepexopa k nauanLnoHy akpany.
13 Back HaxHn1e pnn aosapa1a a npepmpyun nasap nnn na ypoaenL
aaepx a Henk.
14 Kuonku
uaaurauu
HaxnHa1e knonkn co c1penkaHn pnn naanraunn no Henk n
knonky OK pnn nop1aepxpennn am6opa. HaxnHa1e knonkn
aaepx/anns pnn noaopo1a nso6paxennn ao apeHn npocHo1pa
qo1o.
15 OK HaxHn1e knonky OK pnn nop1aepxpennn.
16 Info Hokasmaae1 / y6npae1 nnqo-nanenL npn aocnponsaepennn.
17 Time Seek HaxHn1e pnn nepexopa k onpepenenno 1ouke aocnponsaopnHoro
qana. Touka sapae1cn c noHouLk Title, Chapter n Time.
18 VOL+/- HaxHn1e pnn yaennuennn/yHenLuennn rpoHkoc1n.
19 Prev./ Next HpocHo1p npepmpyuero/cnepykuero qana; nepexop k
npepmpyue/cnepykue c1pannue.
20 FR HaxHn1e pnn nepeHo1kn nasap npn aocnponsaepennn.
Hoa1opnmHn naxa1nnHn am6epn1e ckopoc1L nepeHo1kn.
21 Stop HaxHn1e pnn oc1anoakn aocnponsaepennn.
22 FF HaxHn1e pnn nepeHo1kn anepep npn aocnponsaepennn.
Hoa1opnmHn naxa1nnHn am6epn1e ckopoc1L nepeHo1kn.
23 Repeat HaxHn1e pnn am6opa pexnHa noa1opa.
24 Play/ Pause HaxHn1e pnn aocnponsaepennn nnn noc1anoakn na naysy.
25 Slow HaxHn1e pnn saHepnennoro aocnponsaepennn. HaxHn1e PLAY pnn
aosapa1a k nopHanLnoHy aocnponsaepennk.
26 Zoom HaxHn1e pnn yaennuennn/yHenLuennn Hacu1a6a (anpeo n qo1o).
27 Bookmark Hepexop k c1pannue saknapok.
28 TV Buttons HporpaHHnpyeHme knonkn ynpaanennn 1eneansopoH.
29 ae1ume
kuonku
D1n knonkn Hory1 nHe1L pasnnunme qynkunn a saancnHoc1n o1
1ekyuero Henk.


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2.2

1. HanpaaL1e ynnaepcanLnm nynL1 na nynL1 o1 1eneansopa.
HynL1 o1 1eneansopa YnnaepcanLnm nynL1

2. HaxHn1e na knonky SET n ypepxnaa1e ee a 1euenne 3 cekynp, korpa saropn1cn
kpacnm cae1opnop, ynnaepcanLnm nynL1 6ype1 konnpoaa1L kop c ppyroro nynL1a.

3. HaxHn1e na cnnkk knonky Power na ynnaepcanLnoH nynL1e, cae1opnop Hnrne1 opnn
pas, sa1eH naxHn1e na knonky nn1annn na nynL1e 1eneansopa, cae1opnop Hnrne1 1pn
pasa. Kop knonkn amknkuennn nn1annn 1eneansopa ckonnpoaan na ynnaepcanLnm
nynL1. YnnaepcanLnm nynL1 cnoaa nepeuen a coc1onnne u1ennn kopa.

4. HaxHn1e na cnnkk knonky TV/AV na ynnaepcanLnoH nynL1e, cae1opnop Hnrne1 opnn
pas, sa1eH naxHn1e na knonky Source/TV mode na nynL1e 1eneansopa, cae1opnop
Hnrne1 1pn pasa. Kop knonkn TV/AV 1eneansopa ckonnpoaan na ynnaepcanLnm
nynL1.


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5. HaxHn1e na cnnkk knonky Vol+ na ynnaepcanLnoH nynL1e, cae1opnop Hnrne1 opnn
pas, sa1eH naxHn1e na knonky Vol+ na nynL1e 1eneansopa, cae1opnop Hnrne1 1pn
pasa. Kop knonkn Vol+ 1eneansopa ckonnpoaan na ynnaepcanLnm nynL1.

6. HaxHn1e na cnnkk knonky Vol- na ynnaepcanLnoH nynL1e, cae1opnop Hnrne1 opnn
pas, sa1eH naxHn1e na knonky Vol- na nynL1e 1eneansopa, cae1opnop Hnrne1 1pn
pasa. Kop knonkn Vol- 1eneansopa ckonnpoaan na ynnaepcanLnm nynL1.

7. [nn saaepuennn naxHn1e na knonky SET na ynnaepcanLnoH nynL1e u1o6m coxpann1L
nonyuennme kopm knonok.

BnnHanne: /annu nynu1 Moxe1 ne noepxnaa1u kou nynu1oa pyroro oopyoaannn
n konnpoaa1u nx. /nn 1ounoro konnpoaannn kooa, noxanyc1a yen1ecu, u1o a1apekn
a nynu1e nonnoc1uk sapnxenu.

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2.3

1. Knonkn naanraunn
2. Knonka Return
3. Knonka Play
4. VFD pncnne
5. Hnpnka1op nn1annn
6. Knonka nn1annn

2.4

1. Cno1 pnn kap1 naHn1n
2. Hop1m USB 2.0 HOST
3. Hop1 USB 3.0 DEVICE

2.5

1. A/V amxop
2. HDMI amxop
3. S/PDIF on1nueckn
amxop
4. Ce1eao nop1 RJ-45
LAN
5. PasLeH nn1annn
6. Knonka nepesarpyskn


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2.6
2.6.1
1. Cnepyn ykasannnH na pncynke nopknkun1e apan1ep nn1annn k pasLeHy nn1annn
nneepa.
2. Cnepyn ykasannnH na pncynke nopknkun1e apan1ep nn1annn k anek1popose1ke.

2.6.2
[annm Hepnanneep Hoxe1 ncnonLsoaa1Lcn kak nop1a1nanoe yc1poc1ao xpanennn
pannmx co ac1poennmH nn1epqecoH SATA n amcokockopoc1nmH nop1oH USB 3.0.
Cnoco6 1, Yc1anoan1e any1pennn xec1kn pnck ! Hopknkun1e k nneepy unyp nn1annn
! Hopknkun1e nneep k koHnLk1epy c noHouLk ka6enn USB3.0 ! HaxHn1e na knonky
nn1annn na nepepne nanenn.
Cnoco6 2, Yc1anoan1e any1pennn xec1kn pnck ! Bknkun1e nneep ! Hopknkun1e
nneep k koHnLk1epy c noHouLk ka6enn USB3.0.

BnnHanne: /nn ncnonusoaannn yc1poc1aa a kauec1ae nop1a1nanoro xpannnna annux
1peye1cn kaenu USB 3.0, kaenu USB 2.0 nn a1oro ne nooe1.


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2.6.3
Cnoco6 nopknkuennn saancn1 o1 nHekunxcn y aauero 1eneansopa pasLeHoa.
PekoHenpye1cn ncnonLsoaa1L amxop HDMI (High Definition, po 1080p).Kauec1ao
nso6paxennn 6ype1 amue, ueH npn ncnonLsoaannn koHnosn1noro (A/V OUT) anpeoamxopa.


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2.6.4
KpoHe pasLeHa HDMI a1o1 Hepnanneep Hoxe1 amaopn1L unqpoao sayk na ycnnn1enL
uepes on1nueckn pasLeH SPDIF. O6pa1n1ecL k nynk1y 3.1.2 Hac1poka saykoamx
napaHe1poa pnn 6onee noppo6no nnqopHaunn.

2.6.5
[nn nopknkuennn k nokanLno ce1n BaH neo6xopnH ce1eao ka6enL ka1eropn cat5,
cat5e nnn cat6 (a koHnnek1 noc1aakn ne axopn1).
1. Hopknkun1e opnn npospaunm pasLeH ce1eaoro ka6enn k rnespy RJ45 LAN nneepa;
2. Hopknkun1e ppyro npospaunm pasLeH ce1eaoro ka6enn k rnespy aauero
Hapupy1nsa1opa, koHHy1a1opa nnn xa6a.


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2.6.6
1. Y6epn1ecL, u1o nneep aknkuen;
2. Hopknkun1e 6ecnpoaopno USB apan1ep (1.n. Wi-Fi USB Dongle) k nop1y USB HOST
nneepa.
HpnHeuanne: Wi-Fi USB aan1ep npnope1ae1cn o1enuno. (Hoxanyc1a, opa1n1ecu k
paseny 3.1.4 Hac1poka ce1eamx napaHe1poa sa ononnn1enuno nnqopMane o
nac1pokax ecnpoaono ce1n)

2.6.7 USB
1. Y6epn1ecL, u1o nneep aknkuen.
2. Hopknkun1e USB qneu-nakonn1enL nnn USB HDD k opnoHy ns USB no1poa nneepa.

2.6.8
1. Y6epn1ecL, u1o nneep aknkuen.
2. Bc1aaL1e kap1y a cno1 a npaannLnoH nanpaanennn, kak nokasano na pncynke.


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2.7

2.7.1 /
Bknmveuue
Hocne nopknkuennn nn1annn nnpnka1op nn1annn saropn1cn cnnnH uae1oH n aknkun1cn
LED pncnne, nneep uepes neko1opoe apeHn nokaxe1 nauanLnm akpan.
Bmknmveuue
HaxHn1e knonky nn1annn na nepepne nanenn, nocne uero nneep uepes neko1opoe apeHn
aope1 a pexnH oxnpannn, nnpnka1op nn1annn saropn1cn kpacnmH uae1oH. Hocne a1oro
Hoxno o1coepnnn1L nneep o1 ce1n.

2.7.2
HsmkoH cnc1eHm Hoxe1 6m1L anrnnckn nnn ppyrne nsmkn. Bm6epn1e 1pe6yeHm nsmk a
Henk yc1anoaok, nsmk cnc1eHm nsHenn1cn neHepnenno.

2.7.3
Ecnn Bm xenae1e yc1anoan1L a nneep noam SATA xec1kn pnck, nepep nauanoH pa6o1m
ero nyxno 6ype1 o1qopHa1npoaa1L. B npo1nanoH cnyuae ne 6ypy1 poc1ynnm qynkunn BT
download, Transmission n pp.
O1qopHa1npoaa1L xec1kn pnck Hoxno uepes Henk Hac1poku ! Cuc1eHa ! 4opHa1.
Hpouecc qopHa1npoaannn Hoxe1 sann1L neckonLko Hnny1.

BnnHanne:
OopMa1npoaanne xec1koro ncka npnaee1 k no1epe acex nMeknxcn na neM annux.
Hoxanyc1a, cena1e sapanee pesepanyk konnk nyxnux qanoa!

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3.
3.1
Menk nac1poek nosaonn1 BaH nepconnqnunpoaa1L n ckonqnrypnpoaa1L nac1pokn
aauero nneepa.
[nn am6opa Henk nac1poek:
- Bm6epn1e nkonky Hac1poku na nauanLnoH akpane, nnn naxHn1e knonky Setup
nynL1a pnc1anunonnoro ynpaanennn.
- HcnonLsy1e naanraunonnme knonkn Bneao/Bnpaao pnn am6opa paspenoa, sa1eH
naxHn1e knonky OK.

HHek1cn nn1L noppaspenoa a Henk nac1poek: Aypuo, Bupeo, Ce1u, Cuc1eHa n Pasuoe.
HcnonLsy1e naanraunonnme knonkn Baepx/Buus pnn am6opa noppaspena. [nn
nop1aepxpennn naxHn1e knonky OK. HaxHn1e knonky Back pnn c6poca n aosapa1a a
npepmpyuee Henk.
3.1.1
HcnonLsy1e a1o Henk pnn nac1pokn cnc1eHnmx napaHe1poa.

Rsmk Heum
- Bm6op nsmka akpannoro Henk.
Kopupoaka 1ekc1a
- Bm6op kopnpoakn 1ekc1a (cy61n1poa).
BpeHn
- Yc1anoaka cnc1eHnoro apeHenn. Cnauana neo6xopnHo am6pa1L uacoao nonc.
Aa1oaocnpousaepeuue R/RW
- Bm6epn1e pnn aknkuennn/o1knkuennn aa1oHa1nueckoro aocnponsaepennn DVD.
3ac1aaka
- Bm6epn1e pnn nsHenennn sac1aakn n apeHenn ee aknkuennn.

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DLNA DMR
- DMR (Digital Media Renderer) Hoxe1 aocnponsaopn1L Hepna copepxnHoe, nonyuennoe
o1 uqpoaoro Hepua kou1ponnepa (DMC), ko1opm naxopn1 Hepna copepxnHoe na
uqpoaoH Hepua cepaepe (DMS)
DLNA uHn yc1poc1aa
- Bm6op nHenn yc1poc1aa DLNA DMR.
Rsmk Huuu-knaaua1ypm
- Bm6op nsmka akpanno Hnnn-knaana1ypm.
Hupekcaun
- Bm6epn1e pnn yc1anoakn pexnHa ckannpoaannn Hepna-6n6nno1ekn.
Boso6uoaneuue aocnpousaepeuun
- Bm6epn1e pnn aknkuennn/o1knkuennn qynkunn aoso6noanennn aocnponsaepennn c
Hec1a oc1anoakn (saknapka) pnn anpeo.
4opHa1
- OopHa1npoaanne aneunero xec1koro pncka.
BD Meum
- 3pecL Bm Hoxe1e o1kpm1L Henk BDMV ao apeHn aocnponsaepennn BDMV nankn nnn
BD ISO. BD-J ne noppepxnaae1cn.
C6pocu1u uac1poku
- Bm6epn1e pnn aosapa1a k saaopcknH yc1anoakaH.

3.1.2
HcnonLsy1e a1o Henk pnn konqnrypaunn napaHe1poa sayka.

Hovuo pexuH
- -Bm6epn1e Hexpy Bmkn. / Bkn. / KoHqop1. Ecnn a1o1 napaHe1p aknkuen, rpoHkoc1L
sayka 6ype1 yHenLuena pnn 6onee koHqop1noro snauennn.
HDMI Bmxop
- Bm6epn1e ns LPCM, LPCM Multi-Ch n RAW.
SPDIF Bmxop
- Bm6epn1e ns LPCM, RAW.
Surround Sound
- Bm6epn1e ns Don't care, AC3 n TrueHD.
Lip Sync
- Bm6epn1e ns Lip sync (Auto), Lip sync(Manual) n Off.
BnnHanne: B pexnMe RAW sayk Dolby TrueHD, Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby Digital, DTS
Moxe1 auaon1ucn es npeopasoaannn nn nepeaun na axo HDMI 1eneansopa nnn
nqpoaoro pecnaepa.
Yun1uaan nonocy nponyckannn, sayk Dolby TrueHD n Dolby Digital Plus Moxe1 auaon1ucn
1onuko uepes kaenu HDMI, TB-auxo onxen u1u 720p nnn aume.

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3.1.3
HcnonLsy1e a1o Henk pnn konqnrypaunn napaHe1poa nso6paxennn.

4opHa1 uso6paxeuun (coo1uomeuue c1opou)
- Pan Scan 4:3: LnpokoqopHa1noe nso6paxenne amaopn1cn na aecL akpan c o6pesko.
Bm6epn1e a1o1 pexnH npn nopknkuennn k 1eneansopy 4:3.
- Letter Box 4:3: LnpokoqopHa1noe nso6paxenne amaopn1cn nonnoc1Lk c uepnmHn
nonocaHn caepxy n cnnsy. Bm6epn1e a1o1 pexnH npn nopknkuennn k 1eneansopy 4:3.
- 16:9: Hpeo6pasye1 nso6paxenne pnn nokasa na unpokoqopHa1noH akpane. Bm6epn1e
a1o1 pexnH npn nopknkuennn k 1eneansopy 16:9.
- 16:10: Bm6epn1e, ecnn nopknkuen 1eneansop c coo1nouenneH c1opon 16:10.

TB cuc1eHa
- Bm6epn1e pnn nac1pokn 1nna TB amxopa n paspeuennn. D1o1 napaHe1p saancn1 o1
pernona. Bknkuae1 a ce6n:
- NTSC CLA, Kanapa, Hnonnn, Mekcnka, Onnnnnnnm, Kxnan Kopen, TaaanL.
- PAL Eapona, Ipennanpnn, uac1nuno Aqpnka n Kxnan AHepnka, Bnnxnn Boc1ok,
Hnpnn, Kn1a, Aac1pannn n Hnponesnn.

PasHep skpaua
- Hac1poka anpeoamxopa a coo1ae1c1ann c pasHepaHn akpana. [nn nac1pokn
ncnonLsy1e knonkn-c1penkn n knonky Zoom.

1080p 24Hz
- Bm6epn1e pnn aknkuennn/o1knkuennn noppepxkn 1080P 24HZ. [nn a1oro neo6xopnH
1eneansop c noppepxko pexnHa 1080P 24HZ (24P).

Fny6uua ae1a
- HoHorae1 poc1nuL 6onee pe1anLnoro ypoann rny6nnm uae1a.


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3.1.4
HcnonLsy1e a1o Henk pnn nac1pokn nokanLno n 6ecnpoaopno ce1n.

Hpoaopuan ce1u
- DHCP IP (AUTO)
Bm6epn1e pnn nonyuennn ce1eaoro appeca aa1oHa1nueckn.
- FIX IP (MANUAL)
Bm6epn1e pnn pyunoro aaopa ce1eamx napaHe1poa (IP appec, Hacka nopce1n, unks no
yHonuannk n DNS cepaep).
Wi-Fi ce1u
Bm6epn1e opnn ns 1pex pexnHoa Infrastructure (AP), Peer to Peer (Ad Hoc) nnn WPS
(AP). Cnepy1e ykasannnH na akpane n naxHn1e knonky OK pnn am6opa pexnHa
Infrastructure (AP), naxHn1e na Kpacuym kuonky pnn am6opa pexnHa Peer to Peer
(Ad Hoc) nnn WPS (AP).

Infrastructure (AP)
PexnH nnqpac1pyk1ypm ncnonLsye1cn pnn npncoepnnennn koHnLk1epoa nocpepc1aoH
6ecnpoaopnmx apan1epoa, 1.n. 6ecnpoaopnmx knnen1oa, k cyuec1aykunH npoaopnmH
ce1nH c noHouLk poy1epa nnn 1oukn poc1yna.
Hoxanyc1a, amnonnn1e cnepykune pec1ann pnn nac1pokn 6ecnpoaopno ce1n.

Uar 1: Houck 1ovek poc1yna AP (Access Point) a aame ce1u.
Cnepy1e ykasannnH n naxHn1e Zoom pnn am6opa pexnHa Infrastructure (AP) n
o6noanennn cnncka 1ouek poc1yna, noam cnncok nonan1cn na akpane.

Uar 2: Baop knmva WEP / WPA.
HaxHn1e OK, u1o6m aaec1n saun1nm knku c noHouLk anp1yanLno knaana1ypm.


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Tec1npoaanne Hoxe1 sann1L npoponxn1enLnoe apeHn, poxpn1ecL okonuannn
npouecca. Ecnn 1ec1 npouen ycneuno, nnqopHaunn o ce1n (nHn npoqnnn, IP-appec,
Hacka nopce1n, unks no yHonuannk n 1.p.) o1o6pasn1cn na akpane.
Peer to Peer (Ad Hoc)
PexnH Peer to Peer, 1.n. Ad Hoc nnn pexnH koHnLk1ep-koHnLk1ep, ncnonLsye1cn pnn
nenocpepc1aennoro coepnnennn 6ecnpoaopnmx knnen1oa, 6es neo6xopnHoc1n
npnHenennn 6ecnpoaopnoro poy1epa nnn 1oukn poc1yna.
WPS (AP)
WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) ncnonLsye1cn pnn nenocpepc1aennoro nopknkuennn
6ecnpoaopnoro poy1epa 6es noncka ce1n n aaopa naponn. B a1oH pexnHe BaH
no1pe6ye1cn nac1pon1L napaHe1pm poy1epa, noppepxnaakuero qynkunk WPS. Moxno
am6pa1L ns payx pexnHoa: PBC n PIN.
PBC: HaxHn1e na knonky WPS na poy1epe nnn am6epn1e a1o1 pexnH a Henk poy1epa,
sa1eH am6epn1e pexnH PBC. Hpouecc nopknkuennn saHe1 neko1opoe apeHn, nopoxpn1e,
noxanyc1a.
PIN: Baepn1e nnn-kop ao apeHn nac1pokn poy1epa, sa1eH am6epn1e pexnH PIN. Hpouecc
nopknkuennn saHe1 neko1opoe apeHn, nopoxpn1e, noxanyc1a.

3.1.5
C noHouLk a1oro Henk Hoxno amnonnn1L pononnn1enLnme nac1pokn.

O cuc1eHe
- HnqopHaunn o cnc1eHe, aepcnn HO n koHnonen1ax nneepa.
O ce1u
- HnqopHaunn o ce1n: MAC-appec, IP-appec, unks no yHonuannk, Hacka nopce1n.
USB o6uoaneuue
- CH. nynk1 4. O6noanenne HnkponporpaHHm pnn 6onee noppo6no nnqopHaunn.
FpoHkoc1u uaxa1un knaaum
- Hac1poka rpoHkoc1n naxa1nn knaanu.


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3.2
B pexnHe npocHo1pa anpeo o1o6paxak1cn 1onLko noppepxnaaeHme anpeoqanm.

3.2.1
B pexnHe npocHo1pa ka1anora anpeo naxHn1e na knonky Menu pnn nokasa Henk onun.
B a1oH Henk poc1ynnm cnepykune aosHoxnoc1n.

Houck
- BosHoxnoc1L 6mc1poro noncka Hepnaqanoa.
PexuH npocHo1pa
- Bm6epn1e ypo6nm pnn aac pexnH npocHo1pa qanoa: 3ckusm, Cnucok,
Hpepaapu1enuum npocHo1p.
Bce aupeo
- Bm6epn1e pnn o1o6paxennn acex anpeoqanoa, xpannunxcn na xec1koH pncke, USB
yc1poc1ae n kap1e naHn1n a Hepna-6n6nno1eke.
Bupeoqanm
- Cop1npoaka n nokas anpeoqanoa.
BD/ DVD
- Bm6epn1e pnn o1o6paxennn qanoa DVD IFO,BD MV n ISO ns Hepna-6n6nno1ekn.
4nsm-auuHaun
- Bm6epn1e pnn o1o6paxennn qanoa.swf a Hepna-6n6nno1eke.
O6sop nanok
- Bm6epn1e pnn nepexopa k o6sopy qana a Henepxepe qanoa.
PexuH cop1upoaku
- Bm6epn1e cop1npoaky no HHeuu, PasHepy, Hac1o1e npocHo1poa nnn BpeHeuu
nocnepuero npocHo1pa.


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3.2.2
Bo apeHn npocHo1pa anpeo poc1ynnm cnepykune knonkn.

Kuonku 4yukuu
Play/Pause Haua1L/npnoc1anoan1L aocnponsaepenne.
Prev/Next HpocHo1p npepmpyuero / cnepykuero qana.
FR/FF HepeHo1ka nasap / anepep. HaxHn1e cnoaa pnn am6opa
ckopoc1n.
Slow 3aHepnennoe aocnponsaepenne.
Goto Hokas Henk noncka npn aocnponsaepennn.
Menu Hokasmaae1 / y6npae1 Henk onun ao apeHn aocnponsaepennn.
Stop Oc1anoan1L aocnponsaepenne.
VOL+/- Yaennun1L/yHenLun1L rpoHkoc1L.
Audio Bm6op saykoao popoxkn npn aocnponsaepennn anpeo c
neckonLknHn saykoamHn popoxkaHn.
Subtitle Hac1poka cy61n1poa. Moxno nsHenn1L kopnpoaky, uae1 n
pasHep cy61n1poa.
Repeat 3apae1 napaHe1pm noa1opa.
Zoom Yaennuenne/ yHenLuenne nso6paxennn.
Info Hokasmaae1 / y6npae1 nnqo-nanenL npn aocnponsaepennn.
Replay HepeHo1ka na 10 cekynp nasap.

3.2.3
Bo apeHn npocHo1pa anpeo naxHn1e na knonky Menu u1o6m nokasa1L nnn ckpm1L Henk
onun.

HoHnHo am6opa aypno popoxkn, cy61n1poa n pexnHa npocHo1pa Bm Hoxe1e nsHenn1L
nac1pokn cnepykunx napaHe1poa ao apeHn npocHo1pa anpeo.

GOTO
- Hepexop k onpepenenno 1ouke aocnponsaepennn. Ykaxn1e 1ouky c noHouLk
saronoaka, qparHen1a n apeHenn.

Kouaep1aun 2D a 3D
- Bm6epn1e 1nn o1o6paxennn 3D: 3D cnHynnunn, 3D cneaa nanpaao, 3D caepxy anns.

Hac1poku aupeo
- Bm6epn1e pnn nac1pokn snauennn Rpkoc1u, Kou1pac1a, Hacmeuuoc1u u
O11euka.

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3.3

B a1oH pexnHe o1o6paxak1cn ace nankn c nso6paxennnHn n nso6paxennn ns 1ekyue
nankn. [annm Hepnanneep noppepxnaae1 qanm qopHa1oa JPEG/HDJPEG/BMP/GIF/ TIF/PNG.

3.3.1
Bo apeHn npocHo1pa ka1anora qo1o naxHn1e na knonky Menu u1o6m nokasa1L nnn
ckpm1L Henk onun.

PexuH npocHo1pa
Cnucok nanok
- Bm6epn1e pnn npocHo1pa acex nanok, copepxaunx qo1o.
Qa1a cospauun
- Cop1npoaka qo1o no pa1e cospannn.
PexuH cop1upoaku
- Bm6epn1e pnn cop1npoakn no HHeuu, Qa1e cospauun nnn BpeHeuu nocnepuero
npocHo1pa.

3.3.2
Bo apeHn npocHo1pa qo1orpaqn poc1ynnm cnepykune knonkn.

Kuonku 4yukuu
Prev / Next HpocHo1p npepmpyuero nnn cnepykuero nso6paxennn.
Up / Down Hoaopo1 nso6paxennn.
Stop Oc1anaannaae1 aocnponsaepenne.
Zoom Yaennunaae1 / yHenLuae1 nso6paxenne.
Info Hokasmaae1 nnqopHaunk o6 nso6paxennn.

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3.3.3 Onuu npocHo1pa qo1orpaqu
Bo apeHn npocHo1pa qo1o naxHn1e na knonky Menu, u1o6m nokasa1L nnn ckpm1L Henk
onun.

Hu1epaan cnap-moy
- Bm6op nn1epaana n sanyck cnap-uoy.

Hpexop Hexpy cnapaHu
- Bm6op aqqek1a cHenm cnapoa.

PexuH noa1opa
- Bm6epn1e ypo6nm pnn aac pexnH noa1opa Bmknmveu, Hoa1opu1u ace n B
cnyvauoH nopnpke.

Bm6op Hysmku
- Bknkun1L/amknkun1L qonoayk Hysmky ao apeHn cnap-uoy.
- Bm6pa1L qonoayk Hysmky pnn cnap-uoy.

Hac1poku aupeo
- Bm6epn1e pnn nac1pokn snauennn Rpkoc1u, Kou1pac1a, Hacmeuuoc1u n
O11euka.
3.4
B pexnHe npocnyunaannn Hysmkn o1o6paxak1cn 1onLko noppepxnaaeHme aypnoqanm.
[annm Hepnanneep noppepxnaae1 qanm AAC/ LC-AAC/ HE-AAC/ MP2/ MP3/ FLAC/ WAV/
MS-ADPCM/ OGG/ Vorbis/ PCM/ LPCM/ COOK/ RA-Lossless/ WMA (kpoHe DRM n advance
Profile nnn lossless).


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3.4.1
Bo apeHn npocHo1pa ka1anora Hysmkn naxHn1e na knonky Menu u1o6m nokasa1L nnn
ckpm1L Henk onun.

Bmc1pm nouck
- BosHoxnoc1L 6mc1poro noncka Hepnaqanoa.

PexuH npocHo1pa

Onuu qunu1pa
- Bm6epn1e Anu6oHm pnn noncka aypnoqanoa no anL6oHy.
- Bm6epn1e Hcnonuu1enu pnn noncka aypnoqanoa no ncnonnn1enk.
- Bm6epn1e Xaupm pnn noncka aypnoqanoa no xanpy.
- Bm6epn1e Fop pnn noncka aypnoqanoa no ropy.

PexuH cop1upoaku
- Bm6epn1e pnn cop1npoakn no HHeuu, Qa1e cospauun nnn BpeHeuu nocnepuero
npocHo1pa.

3.4.2 Ynpaaneuue npocnymuaauueH Hysmku
Bo apeHn npocnyunaannn Hysmkn poc1ynnm cnepykune knonkn.

Kuonku 4yukuu
Play/Pause Haua1L/npnoc1anoan1L aocnponsaepenne.
FR / FF HepeHo1ka nasap n anepep. Hoa1opno naxHn1e pnn am6opa
ckopoc1n.
Prev / Next Hepexop k npepmpyueHy/ cnepykueHy qany.
VOL+/- Yaennun1L/yHenLun1L rpoHkoc1L.
Repeat 3apae1 napaHe1pm noa1opa.

3.4.3 Onuu npocnymuaauun Hysmku
Bo apeHn npocnyunaannn Hysmkn naxHn1e na knonky Menu, u1o6m nokasa1L nnn ckpm1L
Henk onun.


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PexuH noa1opa
- Bm6epn1e ypo6nm pnn aac pexnH noa1opa Bmknmveu, Hoa1opu1u ace n B
cnyvauoH nopnpke.

3.5 ()
Menepxep qanoa nosaonne1 npocHa1pnaa1L n aocnponsaopn1L Hysmky, qo1orpaqnn n
anpeo, naxopnunecn na aneunnx sanoHnnakunx yc1poc1aax n a nokanLno ce1n.

3.5.1 Onuu npoaopuuka
Bo apeHn npocHo1pa ka1anora naxHn1e na knonky Menu u1o6m nokasa1L nnn ckpm1L
Henk onun.

PexuH npocHo1pa

4unu1p
- Bm6epn1e Bupeo pnn nokasa acex noppepxnaaeHmx anpeoqanoa a a1oH ka1anore.
- Bm6epn1e 4o1o pnn nokasa acex noppepxnaaeHmx qanoa nso6paxenn a a1oH
ka1anore.
- Bm6epn1e Aypuo pnn nokasa acex noppepxnaaeHmx aypnoqanoa a a1oH ka1anore

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3.5.2
HaxHn1e na knonky Edit pnn axopa a Henk pepak1npoaannn, am6epn1e Konupoaa1u n,
cnepyn nopckaskaH na akpane, saaepun1e npouecc konnpoaannn. Ecnn neo6xopnHo
am6pa1L 6onLue qanoa nnn nanok, ncnonLsy1e Bm6op ueckonukux qanoa.

3.5.3 /

Bm Hoxe1e 1pancnnpoaa1L Hepnaqanm o1kpm1me pnn o6uero poc1yna uepes poHaunkk
ce1L (Ethernet nnn WLAN). O6pa1n1ecL k paspeny 3.1.4 Hac1poka ce1eamx
napaHe1poa pnn nonyuennn nnqopHaunn o ce1eamx nac1pokax.
Cyuec1aye1 paa cnoco6a poc1yna k HepnaqanaH a aaue ce1n uepes Henk Network
(Ce1u). Hepam - nonck a pa6oue rpynne, a1opo - uepes o6sop a My_Shortcuts.

3.5.3.1 HpocHo1p a pa6ove rpynne
Bm Hoxe1e am6pa1L pa6ouyk rpynny, a ko1opyk axopn1 aau koHnLk1ep, ns cnncka.
Hapn1e nHn aauero koHnLk1epa n naxHn1e knonky OK pnn nop1aepxpennn. 3a1eH Bm
Hoxe1e am6pa1L poc1ynnme Hepnaqanm, ko1opme am xo1n1e npocHo1pe1L.

HpnHeuanne: B saancnMoc1n o1 coc1onnnn ce1n, nnora nMn paoue rpynnu Moxe1 ne
o1opaxa1ucn a cnncke. B a1oM cnyuae ncnonusy1e My_Shortcuts nn npocMo1pa
oc1ynnux Menaqanoa.

3.5.3.2 HpocHo1p vepes My_Shortcuts
Bm 1akxe Hoxe1e sapa1L Specific File Server IP n nonyua1L poc1yn k a1oHy cepaepy
uepes Henk My_Shortcuts.
- HaxHn1e Kpacuym kuonky - nonan1cn amnapakuee Henk.


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- Bm6epn1e Qo6aau1u pnn o1kpm1nn amnapakuero Henk, a ko1opoH am Hoxe1e aaec1n
Label, Net User ID, Net Password, Domain, Host Name n Specific File Server IP.
Bm6epn1e OK pnn nop1aepxpennn, Cancel pnn o1Henm n Simple / Detail pnn
nepeknkuennn Hexpy npoc1mHn n pacunpennmHn nac1pokaHn.

- Bm6epn1e po6aanennm aaHn npnmk n naxHn1e pnn nop1aepxpennn knonky OK.
TenepL Bm Hoxe1e npocHa1pnaa1L n aocnponsaopn1L poc1ynnme qanm c am6pannoro
koHnLk1epa.

3.5.4 / UPnP
Bc1poennm knnen1 UPnP (Universal Plug and Play), nn1erpnpoaannm a cnc1eHy,
nosaonne1 nneepy aa1oHa1nueckn onpepenn1L Hepna-cepaepm UPnP a aaue nokanLno
ce1n, nosaonnn npocHa1pnaa1L n aocnponsaopn1L Hepnaqanm c a1nx cepaepoa.

3.5.4.1 Yc1auoaka cepaepa UPnP Media Server ua Bam koHnum1ep
Cyuec1aye1 6onLuoe konnuec1ao 6ecnna1nmx n koHHepuecknx nporpaHHnmx cepaepoa
UPnP Media Server, nanpnHep, Windows Media Connect, Windows Media Player 11, XBMC
Media Center (Linux/Mac/Windows), MediaTomb (Linux) n 1.p. Hoxanyc1a, yc1anoan1e
opnn ns nnx na koHnLk1ep. B cnepykunx paspenax paccHo1pnH kak npnHep Windows
Media Player, yc1anoanennm na Microsoft Windows 7.


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3.7.3.2 Hac1poka o6ero poc1yna k HepuaqanaH aamero koHnum1epa.
O6un poc1yn k HepnaqanaH a Windows Media Player nosaonne1 BaH nacnapn1Lcn
Hepna-6n6nno1eko Windows Media ns nk6oro Hec1a a aaueH poHe.
- O1kpo1e Windows Media Player, am6epn1e Ynopnpovu1u ! Ynpaaneuue
6u6nuo1ekaHu pnn po6aanennn nnn ypanennn qanoa ns 6n6nno1ekn.

Bm6epn1e Ho1ok ! Qononuu1enuume napaHe1pm no1okoao nepepavu, nocne uero
Bm Hoxe1e paspeun1L nnn sanpe1n1L poc1yn k 6n6nno1eke. Bm6epn1e Paspemu1u pnn
aa1opnsaunn nneepa.

3.7.3.3 Tpaucnnun pauumx ua aam nneep
- Hopknkun1e Bau nneep k poHaune ce1n (npoaopno nnn 6ecnpoaopno).
- O1kpo1e Henk Files Manager ! UPnP nneepa, am6epn1e cepaep UPnP n naxHn1e
knonky OK.

- 3a1eH Bm Hoxe1e npocHa1pnaa1L Hepna-6n6nno1eky Windows Media Player.

HpnHeuanne:
Yen1ecu, u1o Bam nneep n koMnuk1ep axon1 a ony nokanunyk ce1u n noce1u.
Oaepaon Moxe1 npenn1c1aoaa1u cansn nneepa n koMnuk1epa. Hoxanyc1a, o1kpo1e
nop1u apyunyk n oaau1e Bam nneep a cnncok "oaepennux" yc1poc1a. Hnn
apeMenno o1knkun1e qaepaon.

3.6
Uar 1, Bopn1e a nn1epqec npocHo1pa Mysmku/4o1o.
Uar 2, HaxHn1e na knonky Copy, u1o6m nonac1L a Henk am6opa qana, cnepy1e
nopckaskaH na akpane, u1o6m saaepun1L cospanne cnncka aocnponsaepennn nnn
qo1oanL6oHa.

Uar 3, Bopn1e a nn1epqec npocHo1pa Mysmku/4o1o, naxHn1e na knonky Menu n
am6epn1e Hokasa1u cnucku pnn npocHo1pa cnnckoa aocnponsaepennn n qo1oanL6oHoa.


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3.7
D1o1 Hepnanneep nHee1 noayk qynkunk nop nasaanneH Hs6pannoe. B
pec1an1enLnoc1n a1o cnncok npnmkoa, ko1opme nonLsoaa1enL Hoxe1 cospaaa1L
caHoc1on1enLno. Hpnmk pa6o1ae1 kak ccmnka na nanky, naxopnuykcn na nokanLnoH
xec1koH pncke, USB yc1poc1ae nnn na Samba.

HaxopncL na nyxnoH qane nnn nanke a Henepxepe qanoa, naxHn1e na knonky Menu
na nynL1e ynpaanennn. Honan1cn pnanoroaoe okno, a ko1opoH ec1L onunn [o6aan1L a
ns6pannoe. Bm6epn1e a1y onunk n nanka 6ype1 po6aanena a ns6pannoe.

3.8
D1a qynkunn nanne1cn pononnn1enLno. Bce copepxnHoe n cnyx6m, npepc1aanennme
specL, noc1aannk1cn c1oponnnHn koHnannnHn. KoHnannn iconBIT ne npepnarae1 nnkaknx
cepancoa a pannoH paspene n ne nece1 o1ae1c1aennoc1n sa nx copepxnHoe. Takxe
koHnannn iconBIT ne nece1 o1ae1c1aennoc1n sa c1a6nnLnyk pa6o1y pannmx cnyx6,
nanpnHep, nepoc1ynnoc1L anpeoxoc1nnroa nnn noaoc1nmx cnyx6, a 1akxe sa nsHenenne
copepxnHoro na a1nx ca1ax. Ecnn y Bac aosnnknn npo6neHm npn ncnonLsoaannn a1nx
qynkun, o6pa1n1ecL a cnyx6y 1exnnuecko noppepxkn.

3.9 3D
D1o1 Hepnanneep Hoxe1 aocnponsaopn1L 3D-anpeo. [nn npocHo1pa 3D anpeo aaH
nonapo6n1cn: Hepnanneep iconBIT XDS800 3D, 3D-1eneansop, napa 3D-oukoa n ka6enL
HDMI 1.4.
1o6m nocHo1pe1L 3D qnnLH
Uar 1, Hepepn1e k qany n naxHn1e na knonky Play na nynL1e, naune1cn
aocnponsaepenne qnnLHa.
Uar 2, HaxHn1e na knonky Menu na nynL1e. Honan1cn pnanoroaoe okno c onunnHn 3D a
saancnHoc1n o1 1nna anpeo: 3D nnn 3D simulation / 3D Side-by-side / 3D Top
bottom.
Bm Hoxe1e ysna1L, nanne1cn nn qnnLH real 3D-qnnLHoH c noHouLk Mediainfo. Ecnn

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snauenne MultiView_Count paano 2, 1o 6ype1 poc1ynna onunn 3D, nnaue 6ypy1
poc1ynnm 1onLko onunn 3D simulation (cnHynnunn 3D), 3D Side-by-side (3D cneaa
nanpaao), 3D Top bottom (3D caepxy anns).

3.10 Android
[annm nneep 1akxe nHee1 ac1poennyk OC Android. D1a onepaunonnan cnc1eHa Hoxe1
ncnonLsoaa1L pasnnunme npnnoxennn pnn npocHo1pa c1pannu a nn1epne1e, pa6o1m c
anek1ponno nou1o, ua1m, nrpm n Hnoroe ppyroe.
Mm pekoHenpyeH BaH ncnonLsoaa1L aneunne USB knaana1ypy n HmuL a Android pnn
npocHo1pa ae6-c1pannu.

3.10.1
Uar 1, Hepepn1e a Henk Android ! Hac1poku ! Hpunoxeuun, yc1anoan1e qnaxok
Heusaec1ume uc1ovuuku.

Uar 2, Bopn1e a OI File Manager ! mnt ! Usbmounts nnn sdcard pnn noncka
qanoa .apk, xpannunxcn na BaueH aneuneH USB yc1poc1ae nnn SD kap1e. Bm6epn1e n
yc1anoan1e npnnoxenne .apk.


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3.10.2
Bopn1e a Henk Android ! Hac1poku ! Hpunoxeuun ! Ynpaaneuue
npunoxeuunHu. Bce yc1anoanennme npnnoxennn 6ypy1 o1o6paxenm a cnncke
Ynpaaneuue npunoxeuunHu ! Meum sarpysku. O1ckpa Hoxno ypann1L nk6oe
yc1anoanennoe npnnoxenne.

3.10.3.
Bopn1e a Henk Hac1poku ! Bupeo ! PasHep skpaua, nac1po1e okno
nonLsoaa1enLckoro nn1epqeca Android a coo1ae1c1ann c pasHepoH akpana aauero
1eneansopa.

BnnHanne:
Bce yc1anoanennue npnnoxennn yy1 yanenu nocne onoanennn npomnakn yc1poc1aa
c naxa1neM knonkn U. 1ou coxpann1u yc1anoanennue npnnoxennn, onoann1e
npomnaky uepes Menk Hac1pokn!Pasnoe! USB O6noanenne.

3.11
[nn o1o6paxennn noropm a rnaanoH Henk amnonnn1e cnepykune pec1ann,
Uar 1, Bopn1e a Henk Hac1poku!Ce1u, nopknkun1e Hepnanneep k nn1epne1y.
Uar 2, Bopn1e a Henk Premium Apps ! am6epn1e Accu Weather !
Locations/Settings, am6epn1e xenaeHm ropop.


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4.

MnkponporpaHHa npepc1aanne1 co6o onepaunonnyk cnc1eHy yc1poc1aa. O6noanennn
HnkponporpaHHm Hory1 po6aann1L qynkunonanLnoc1L, ynyuuennn n ncnpaann1L oun6kn.

C1aupap1uoe o6uoaneuue
1) Ckaua1e qan npounakn c oqnunanLnoro ca1a iconBIT n pacnaky1e apxna:
2) Ckonnpy1e qan install.img nnn qanm pononnn1enLnmx Hopyne a kopneayk
pnpek1opnk USB-qneu-nakonn1enn (FAT32) n ac1aaL1e ero a USB HOST nop1 nneepa.
3) B Henk Hac1poku! Pasuoe, am6epn1e USB o6uoaneuue, naune1cn yc1anoaka
HnkponporpaHHm.

BnnHanne: HE OTKHKAHTE mnyp nn1annn ao apeMn onoanennn npomnakn. B1o Moxe1
noapen1u nneep!

Aaapuuoe o6uoaneuue
1) O1qopHa1npy1e USB qneu-nakonn1enL.
2) Ckonnpy1e qan install.img nnn qanm pononnn1enLnmx Hopyne a kopneayk
pnpek1opnk USB-qneu-nakonn1enn.
3) O1knkun1e nn1anne, ac1aaL1e USB-qneu-nakonn1enL a USB HOST nop1 nneepa
4) HaxHn1e n ypepxnaa1e knonky Reset na sapne nanenn yc1poc1aa, aknkun1e
nn1anne nneepa.

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5) Ypepxnaa1e knonky Reset a 1euenne 20 cekynp. O6noanenne HnkponporpaHHm
naune1cn aa1oHa1nueckn. Bo apeHn o6noanennn ne amnnHa1e USB-qneu-nakonn1enL n
ne o1knkua1e nn1anne nneepa.

6) Bmnonnn1e nepaonauanLnme nac1pokn, sa1eH naxHn1e na knonky Home na nynL1e
pnn nepexopa a rnaanoe Henk.

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5.
Bonpoc 1. Korqa n nm1amcu o1knmun1u yc1poc1ao USB, n nonyuam coo6enne
Yc1poc1ao Ynnaepcanunm 1oH ne Hoxe1 6m1u oc1anoaneno npnHo ceuac.
Honpo6y1e oc1anoan1u ero nosxe, u1o Hne qena1u?
O1ae1:
3akpo1e ace nporpaHHm, ko1opme Hory1 nHe1L poc1yn k nneepy, aknkuan Windows
Explorer. Ecnn a1o ne cpa6o1ae1, sakpo1e ace nporpaHHm n nopoxpn1e 20 cekynp, sa1eH
nonpo6y1e cnoaa 6esonacno o1knkun1L yc1poc1ao (senenan c1penka

Bonpoc 2. R o6napyxnn noame qanm n nankn, ko1opme n nnkorqa ne cosqaaan
n onn nHem1 c1pannme neun1aeHme nHena.
O1ae1:
Han6onee aepon1no, 1a6nnua pasHeuennn qanoa (FAT) noapexpena. D1o Horno
cnyun1Lcn npn o1knkuennn nneepa npn u1ennn nnn sanncn pannmx c koHnLk1epa npn
USB nopknkuennn. Windows n Macintosh uac1o sanncmaak1 pononnn1enLnme qanm,
1akne kak finder.def nnn System volume info. D1o nopHanLnoe nanenne n ne Hoxe1
noapepn1L nneep.

Bonpoc 3. R ncnonusym nneep qnn nepenoca qanoa Hexqy koHnum1epaHn.
Moxe1 nn npoeqypa qeqparHen1ann nanec1n apeq xec1koHy qncky nneepa?
O1ae1:
[eqparHen1aunn pncka Hoxe1 6m1L nonesno nocne konnpoaannn 6onLuoro konnuec1aa
qanoa c / na xec1kn pnck nneepa. D1o1 npouecc nnkak ne Hoxe1 noapepn1L xec1koHy
pncky nneepa. Hoxanyc1a, y6epn1ecL u1o nnkakne nporpaHHm ne sanyuenm a npouecce
ncnonLsoaannn y1nnn1m Windows defragment. Y6epn1ecL u1o nneep nopknkuen k
aneuneHy nc1ounnky nn1annn a xope npouepypm peqparHen1aunn.

Bonpoc 4. Mon qanm ncuesnn c nneepa.
O1ae1:
Y6epn1ecL, u1o am npocHa1pnaae1e qanm a coo1ae1c1aykueH pexnHe o6ospeaa1enn, 1.e.
am6pan npaannLnm pexnH qnnL1paunn kon1en1a (Hso6paxennn, Mysmka, OnnLHm).

Bonpoc 5. HoueHy ao apeHn aknmuennn na 1eneansope nonannm1cn kopo1kne
acnmmkn, cnnn skpan nnn ckpnnceaep?
O1ae1:
D1o nopHanLno, a xope nnnunannsaunn cnc1eHm nac1panaak1cn napaHe1pm amaopa
cnrnana na TB, a npouecce nac1pokn a1nx napaHe1poa na akpan Hoxe1 amaopn1Lcn
nekoppek1nm nnn nec1a6nnLnm cnrnan, ko1opm n amsmaae1 acnmukn. Heko1opme
1eneansopm Hory1 a a1oH cnyuae onpepenn1L o1cy1c1ane cnrnana n amaec1n cnnn akpan
nnn akpannyk sac1aaky.

Bonpoc 6. HoueHy nneep ne Hoxe1 o6napyxn1u xec1kn qnck?
O1ae1:
Y6epn1ecL, u1o na nneepe yc1anoanena npaannLnan npounaka, n cnc1eHnme paspenm na
xec1koH pncke ne ypannnncL. Ecnn xec1kn pnck amuen ns c1pon, cpena1e pesepanoe
konnpoaanne pannmx n nepeyc1anoan1e npounaky.

Bonpoc 7. HoueHy ckopoc1u nepeqaun qannmx c HonH xec1knH qnckoH ne
noqnnHae1cn qo 3Gbps n amme npn noqknmuennn k koHnum1epy?
O1ae1:
Y6epn1ecL, u1o na aaueH koHnLk1epe ec1L xoc1 kon1ponnep USB 3.0, Ckopoc1L nepepaun
pannmx saancn1 o1 ckopoc1n caHoro xec1koro pncka n o1 konqnrypaunn koHnLk1epa.

Bonpoc 8. HoueHy Hne ne yqae1cn na1n USB-qnck a Heneqxepe qanoa?
O1ae1:
Honpo6y1e saHenn1L kopo1kn USB-ka6enL nnn nopknkun1L ka6enL nn1annn k aaueHy
USB-yc1poc1ay. Hopknkua1e ne 6onee opnoro USB-yc1poc1aa opnoapeHenno.

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6.
6.1
Hopnpok rapau1uuoro o6cnyxuaauun
KoHnannn iconBIT amcoko uenn1 caonx knnen1oa n acerpa c1peHn1cn npepoc1aan1L nH
nan6onee kauec1aennoe o6cnyxnaanne. B cnyuae neo6xopnHoc1n 1exnnueckoro
o6cnyxnaannn pannoro Hspennn cnepye1 o6pa1n1Lcn k npopaauy, y ko1oporo ono 6mno
nsnauanLno npno6pe1eno, nnn noce1n1L ca1 1exnnuecko noppepxkn npopykunn
koHnannn iconBIT no appecy www.iconbit.ru. Coxpann1e kopo6ky n ppyrne ynakoaounme
Ha1epnanm aauero Hspennn iconBIT pnn ero xpanennn n 1pancnop1npoakn. KoHnannn
iconBIT ne nece1 o1ae1c1aennoc1n sa no1epk pannmx, nesaancnHo o1 e npnunnm, sa
aocc1anoanenne y1epnnnmx pannmx, a 1akxe sa pannme, coxpanennme na Hspennn,
nepepannoH a cepanc-uen1p.
Orpauuveuuan rapau1un
Hpn ycnoann nopHanLno akcnnya1aunn Hspennn koHnannn iconBIT rapan1npye1 ero
coo1ae1c1ane sananennmH 1exnnuecknH xapak1epnc1nkaH n o1cy1c1ane peqek1oa a
Ha1epnanax n kauec1ae nsro1oanennn a 1euenne nnxeykasannoro cpoka. Cpok
orpauuveuuo rapau1uu coc1aanne1 1 (opuu) rop. Cpok pec1ann orpannuenno
rapan1nn naunnae1cn c pa1m npno6pe1ennn Hspennn, ykasanno a 1oaapnoH ueke.
Epnnc1aennmH rapan1nnmH o6nsa1enLc1aoH koHnannn iconBIT na ykasannm amue
nepnop pec1ann rapan1nn 6ype1 peHon1 nnn saHena Hspennn, na am6op koHnannn
iconBIT, c yue1oH nepeuncnennmx nnxe orpannuenn.
Fapau1un ue npepoc1aanne1cn a cnepymux cnyvanx:
- Bnnnnne npnpopnmx nanenn, 1aknx kak oronL, c1a1nueckne paspnpm.
- Hoapexpenne npn neaa1opnsoaannoH peHon1e, Hopnqnkaunn nnn neoc1opoxnoH
o6pauennn.
- Hoapexpenne npn nenpaannLnoH ncnonLsoaannn n npene6pexennn 1pe6oaann
pannoro pykoaopc1aa.
- B cnyuae Hopnqnkaunn nnn npn ncnonLsoaannn a coc1aae ppyrnx npopyk1oa, a
cnyuae, korpa ncnonLsoaanne cansano c nsaneuenneH npn6mnn n nnn a ppyrnx
koHHepuecknx uennx.
- Y1epn nonLsoaa1enLckoro nporpaHHnoro o6ecneuennn, HnkponporpaHHm,
nnqopHaunn n coxpanennmx pannmx.
- HenpaannLnoe o6pauenne n yc1anoaka
- Cepnnm noHep nspennn noapexpen, nepas6opuna nnn o1cy1c1aye1.
Bmuensnoxennan orpannuennan rapan1nn nanne1cn epnnc1aenno rapan1ne koHnannn
iconBIT n pacnpoc1panne1cn 1onLko na nspennn, npopannme a kauec1ae noamx. Ona
saHenne1 a) ace nnme Hepm n rapan1nnme o6nsa1enLc1aa, 6ypL 1o nanme,
noppasyHeaaeHme nnn yc1anoanennme sakonoH, a 1oH uncne n noppasyHeaaeHme
rapan1nn koHHepuecko amropm n npnropnoc1n pnn konkpe1nmx uene, n 6) ace
o6nsa1enLc1aa n anpm o1ae1c1aennoc1n koHnannn iconBIT sa yuep6, a 1oH uncne
cnyuanm, kocaennm n qak1nueckn, penexnme no1epn, ynyuennyk amropy n
nenpepanpennme pacxopm, a 1akxe no1epn pannmx a pesynL1a1e npno6pe1ennn,
ncnonLsoaannn nnn qynkunonnpoaannn nac1onuero Hspennn, paxe ecnn koHnannn
iconBIT 6mna npepynpexpena o aosHoxnoc1n 1akoro yuep6a.
6.2 GNU (GPL)

B coc1aa HnkponporpaHHm nac1onuero nspennn axopn1 nporpaHHm c1oponnnx
paspa6o1unkoa, oxpanneHme aa1opcknH npaaoH n amnyuennme nop nnuensne GPL
(panee HporpaHHm GPL). Becnna1noe nporpaHHnoe o6ecneuenne oxpanne1cn aa1opcknH
npaaoH Free Software Foundation, Inc. n nporpaHHa nnuensnpoaana kak ec1L - 6es
kaknx-nn6o rapan1n. Bm nHee1e npaao noa1opno ncnonLsoaa1L, pacnpoc1pann1L n
Hopnqnunpoaa1L HporpaHHm GPL. HonLsoaa1enn anpaae ckaunaa1L ncxopnme nporpaHHm
pnn nneepoa iconBIT na ca1e www.iconbit.ruhttp://www.TVX.co.kr/gpl. Hcxopnan
nporpaHHa Hoxe1 6m1L o1npaanena aaH no nou1e c onna1o coo1ae1c1aykunx pacxopoa.
3anakn npnnnHak1cn na anek1ponnm nunk support@iconbit.ru.

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Hac1onun nepeaop C1anpap1no O6uec1aenno nuensnn GNU na pycckn nsmk ne nanne1cn oqnunanLnmH.
On ne ny6nnkye1cn Free Software Foundation n ne yc1anaannaae1 nHekunx kpnpnueckyk cnny ycnoan pnn
pacnpoc1panennn nporpaHHnoro o6ecneuennn, ko1opoe pacnpoc1panne1cn na ycnoannx C1anpap1no
O6uec1aenno nuensnn GNU. Ycnoann, nHekune kpnpnueckyk cnny, sakpennenm ncknkun1enLno a
ay1en1nunoH 1ekc1e C1anpap1no O6uec1aenno nuensnn GNU na anrnnckoH nsmke. Tekc1 GNU GPL na
anrnnckoH nsmke am Hoxe1e npoun1a1L no appecy www.gnu.org. Hepeaop Enena Tnnknna, 2001r.
C1aupap1uan O6ec1aeuuan Rueusun GNU / GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE
Bepcnn 2, nknL 1991r.

Copyright (C) 1989, 1991 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA.

Kaxpm anpaae konnpoaa1L n pacnpoc1pann1L akseHnnnpm
nac1onue nuensnn 6es anecennn nsHenenn a ee 1ekc1.
HpeaH6yna

BonLunnc1ao nnuensn na nporpaHHnoe o6ecneuenne nnuae1 aac npaaa pacnpoc1pann1L n anocn1L nsHenennn a
a1o nporpaHHnoe o6ecneuenne. C1anpap1nan O6uec1aennan nuensnn GNU, nanpo1na, paspa6o1ana c uenLk
rapan1npoaa1L aaH npaao coaHec1no ncnonLsoaa1L n anocn1L nsHenennn a cao6opnoe nporpaHHnoe
o6ecneuenne, 1.e. o6ecneun1L cao6opnm poc1yn k nporpaHHnoHy o6ecneuennk pnn acex nonLsoaa1ene.
Ycnoann nac1onue C1anpap1no O6uec1aenno nuensnn npnHennk1cn k 6onLue uac1n nporpaHHnoro
o6ecneuennn Free Software Foundation, a 1akxe k nk6oHy ppyroHy nporpaHHnoHy o6ecneuennk no xenannk ero
aa1opa. (K neko1opoHy nporpaHHnoHy o6ecneuennk Free Software Foundation npnHennk1cn ycnoann
C1anpap1no O6uec1aenno nuensnn GNU pnn Bn6nno1ek). Bm 1akxe Hoxe1e npnHenn1L C1anpap1nyk
O6uec1aennyk nuensnk k paspa6o1annoHy aaHn nporpaHHnoHy o6ecneuennk.
Ioaopn o cao6opnoH nporpaHHnoH o6ecneuennn, Hm nHeeH a anpy cao6opy, a ne 6esaosHespnoc1L. Hac1onuan
C1anpap1nan O6uec1aennan nuensnn paspa6o1ana c uenLk rapan1npoaa1L aaH npaao pacnpoc1pann1L
akseHnnnpm cao6opnoro nporpaHHnoro o6ecneuennn (n npn xenannn nonyua1L sa a1o aosnarpaxpenne), npaao
nonyua1L ncxopnm 1ekc1 nporpaHHnoro o6ecneuennn nnn nHe1L aosHoxnoc1L ero nonyun1L, npaao anocn1L
nsHenennn a nporpaHHnoe o6ecneuenne nnn ncnonLsoaa1L ero uac1n a noaoH cao6opnoH nporpaHHnoH
o6ecneuennn, a 1akxe npaao sna1L, u1o am nHee1e ace amuenepeuncnennme npaaa.
1o6m saun1n1L aaun npaaa, Hm aaopnH pnp orpannuenn c 1eH, u1o6m nnk1o ne nHen aosHoxnoc1n nnun1L
aac a1nx npaa nnn o6pa1n1Lcn k aaH c npepnoxenneH o1kasa1Lcn o1 a1nx npaa. [annme orpannuennn nanarak1
na aac onpepenennme o6nsannoc1n a cnyuae, ecnn am pacnpoc1panne1e akseHnnnpm nporpaHHnoro o6ecneuennn
nnn Hopnqnunpye1e nporpaHHnoe o6ecneuenne.
HanpnHep, ecnn am pacnpoc1panne1e akseHnnnpm 1akoro nporpaHHnoro o6ecneuennn sa nna1y nnn 6ecnna1no,
am o6nsanm nepepa1L noamH o6napa1ennH ace npaaa a 1oH xe o6LeHe, a kakoH onn npnnapnexa1 aaH. Bm
o6nsanm o6ecneun1L nonyuenne noamHn o6napa1ennHn nporpaHHm ee ncxopnoro 1ekc1a nnn aosHoxnoc1L ero
nonyun1L. Bm 1akxe o6nsanm osnakoHn1L nx c ycnoannHn nac1onue nuensnn.
[nn saun1m aaunx npaa Hm: (1) oc1aanneH sa co6o aa1opckne npaaa na nporpaHHnoe o6ecneuenne n (2)
npepnaraeH aaH ncnonLsoaa1L nac1onuyk nuensnk, a coo1ae1c1ann c ycnoannHn ko1opo am anpaae
aocnponsaopn1L, pacnpoc1pann1L n/nnn Hopnqnunpoaa1L nporpaHHnoe o6ecneuenne.
KpoHe 1oro, pnn saun1m kak naue peny1aunn, 1ak n peny1aunn ppyrnx aa1opoa nporpaHHnoro o6ecneuennn,
Hm yaepoHnneH acex nonLsoaa1ene, u1o na pannoe nporpaHHnoe o6ecneuenne nnkaknx rapan1n ne
npepoc1aanne1cn. Te, k1o npno6pen nporpaHHnoe o6ecneuenne, c anecennmHn a nero 1pe1LnHn nnuaHn
nsHenennnHn, ponxnm sna1L, u1o onn nonyuak1 ne opnrnnan, a cnny uero aa1op opnrnnana ne nece1
o1ae1c1aennoc1n sa oun6kn a pa6o1e nporpaHHnoro o6ecneuennn, ponyuennme 1pe1LnHn nnuaHn npn anecennn
nsHenenn.
Hakoneu, nporpaHHnoe o6ecneuenne nepec1ae1 6m1L cao6opnmH a cnyuae, ecnn nnuo npno6pe1ae1 na nero
ncknkun1enLnme npaaa. Heponyc1nHo, u1o6m nnua, pacnpoc1pannkune cao6opnoe nporpaHHnoe o6ecneuenne,
Hornn npno6pec1n ncknkun1enLnme npaaa na ncnonLsoaanne pannoro nporpaHHnoro o6ecneuennn n
sapernc1pnpoaa1L nx a Ha1en1noH aepoHc1ae. 1o6m ns6exa1L a1oro, Hm sananneH, u1o o6napa1enL
ncknkun1enLnmx npaa o6nsan npepoc1aan1L nk6oHy nnuy npaaa na ncnonLsoaanne nporpaHHnoro o6ecneuennn
nn6o ne npno6pe1a1L ncknkun1enLnmx npaa aoo6ue.
Hnxe nsnoxenm ycnoann aocnponsaepennn, pacnpoc1panennn n Hopnqnkaunn nporpaHHnoro o6ecneuennn.

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Ycnoaun aocnpousaepeuun, pacnpoc1paueuun u Hopuqukauu
0. Ycnoann nac1onue nuensnn npnHennk1cn ko aceH anpaH nporpaHHnoro o6ecneuennn nnn nk6oHy nnoHy
nponsaepennk, ko1opoe copepxn1 ykasanne npaaoo6napa1enn na 1o, u1o pannoe nponsaepenne Hoxe1
pacnpoc1pann1Lcn na ycnoannx C1anpap1no O6uec1aenno nuensnn. Hop 1epHnnoH "HporpaHHa" panee
nonnHae1cn nk6oe nopo6noe nporpaHHnoe o6ecneuenne nnn nnoe nponsaepenne. Hop 1epHnnoH "nponsaepenne,
nponsaopnoe o1 HporpaHHm" nonnHae1cn HporpaHHa nnn nk6oe nnoe nponsaopnoe nponsaepenne a
coo1ae1c1ann c sakonopa1enLc1aoH o6 aa1opckoH npaae, 1.e. nponsaepenne, aknkuakuee a ce6n HporpaHHy nnn
ee uac1L, kak c anecennmHn a ee 1ekc1 nsHenennnHn, 1ak n 6es nnx n/nnn nepeaepennyk na ppyro nsmk.
(3pecL n panee, nonn1ne "Hopnqnkaunn" aknkuae1 a ce6n nonn1ne nepeaopa a caHoH unpokoH cHmcne).
Kaxpm npno6pe1a1enL akseHnnnpa HporpaHHm nHenye1cn a panLneueH "nuensna1".
[ec1ane nac1onue nuensnn ne pacnpoc1panne1cn na ocyuec1anenne nnmx npaa, kpoHe aocnponsaepennn,
pacnpoc1panennn n Hopnqnkaunn nporpaHHnoro o6ecneuennn. He yc1anaannaae1cn orpannuenn na sanyck
HporpaHHm. Ycnoann nuensnn pacnpoc1pannk1cn na amxopnme pannme ns HporpaHHm 1onLko a 1oH cnyuae,
ecnn nx copepxanne coc1aanne1 nponsaepenne, nponsaopnoe o1 HporpaHHm (nesaancnHo o1 1oro, 6mno nn 1akoe
nponsaepenne cospano a pesynL1a1e sanycka HporpaHHm). D1o saancn1 o1 1oro, kakne qynkunn amnonnne1
HporpaHHa.
1. nuensna1 anpaae nsro1oann1L n pacnpoc1pann1L akseHnnnpm ncxopnoro 1ekc1a HporpaHHm a 1oH anpe, a
kakoH on ero nonyunn, 6es anecennn a nero nsHenenn na nk6oH nocn1ene, npn co6nkpennn cnepykunx
ycnoan: na kaxpoH akseHnnnpe noHeuen snak oxpanm aa1opckoro npaaa n yaepoHnenne o6 o1cy1c1ann
rapan1n; oc1aanenm 6es nsHenenn ace yaepoHnennn, o1nocnunecn k nac1onue nuensnn n o1cy1c1ank
rapan1n; aHec1e c akseHnnnpoH HporpaHHm npno6pe1a1enk nepepae1cn konnn nac1onue nuensnn.
nuensna1 anpaae asnHa1L nna1y sa nepepauy akseHnnnpa HporpaHHm, a 1akxe anpaae sa nna1y okasmaa1L
ycnyrn no rapan1nno noppepxke HporpaHHm.
2. nuensna1 anpaae Hopnqnunpoaa1L cao akseHnnnp nnn akseHnnnpm HporpaHHm nonnoc1Lk nnn nk6yk ee
uac1L. [annme pec1ann nuensna1a aneky1 sa co6o cospanne nponsaepennn, nponsaopnoro o1 HporpaHHm.
nuensna1 anpaae nsro1oann1L n pacnpoc1pann1L akseHnnnpm 1akoro nponsaepennn, nponsaopnoro o1
HporpaHHm, nnn co6c1aenno akseHnnnpm nsHenenn a coo1ae1c1ann c nynk1oH 1 nac1onue nuensnn npn
co6nkpennn cnepykunx ycnoan:
a) qanm, nsHenennme nuensna1oH, ponxnm copepxa1L xopouo saHe1nyk noHe1ky, u1o onn 6mnn nsHenenm, a
1akxe pa1y anecennn nsHenenn;
b) npn pacnpoc1panennn nnn ny6nnkaunn nuensna1oH nk6oro nponsaepennn, ko1opoe copepxn1 HporpaHHy
nnn ee uac1L nnn nanne1cn nponsaopnmH o1 HporpaHHm nnn o1 ee uac1n, nuensna1 o6nsan nepepaaa1L npaaa
na ncnonLsoaanne pannoro nponsaepennn 1pe1LnH nnuaH na ycnoannx nac1onue nuensnn, npn a1oH
nuensna1 ne anpaae 1pe6oaa1L ynna1m kaknx-nn6o nnuensnonnmx nna1exe. Pacnpoc1panneHoe nponsaepenne
nnuensnpye1cn kak opno uenoe;
c) ecnn Hopnqnunpoaannan HporpaHHa npn sanycke o6muno un1ae1 koHanpm a nn1epak1nanoH pexnHe,
nuensna1 o6nsan o6ecneun1L amaop na akpan pncnnen nnn neua1akuee yc1poc1ao coo6uennn, ko1opoe
ponxno aknkua1L a ce6n: snak oxpanm aa1opckoro npaaa; yaepoHnenne o6 o1cy1c1ann rapan1n na HporpaHHy
(nnn nnoe, ecnn nuensna1 npepoc1aanne1 rapan1nn); ykasanne na 1o, u1o nonLsoaa1enn anpaae
pacnpoc1pann1L akseHnnnpm HporpaHHm a coo1ae1c1ann c ycnoannHn nac1onue nuensnn, a 1akxe na 1o,
kaknH o6pasoH nonLsoaa1enL Hoxe1 osnakoHn1Lcn c 1ekc1oH nac1onue nuensnn. (Hcknkuenne: ecnn
opnrnnanLnan HporpaHHa nanne1cn nn1epak1nano, no ne amaopn1 a caoeH o6munoH pexnHe pa6o1m coo6uenne
1akoro popa, 1o amaop nopo6noro coo6uennn nponsaepenneH, nponsaopnmH o1 HporpaHHm, a a1oH cnyuae ne
o6nsa1enen). Bmueykasannme ycnoann npnHennk1cn k HopnqnunpoaannoHy nponsaepennk, nponsaopnoHy o1
HporpaHHm, a uenoH. B cnyuae ecnn o1penLnme uac1n pannoro nponsaepennn ne nannk1cn nponsaopnmHn o1
HporpaHHm, nannk1cn pesynL1a1oH 1aopuecko pen1enLnoc1n n Hory1 6m1L ncnonLsoaanm kak caHoc1on1enLnoe
nponsaepenne, nuensna1 anpaae pacnpoc1pann1L o1penLno 1akoe nponsaepenne na nnmx nnuensnonnmx
ycnoannx. B cnyuae ecnn nuensna1 pacnpoc1panne1 amueykasannme uac1n a coc1aae nponsaepennn,
nponsaopnoro o1 HporpaHHm, 1o ycnoann nac1onue nuensnn npnHennk1cn k nponsaepennk a uenoH, npn a1oH
npaaa, npno6pe1aeHme cy6nnuensna1aHn na ocnoaannn nuensnn, nepepak1cn nH a o1nouennn acero
nponsaepennn, aknkuan ace ero uac1n, nesaancnHo o1 1oro, k1o nanne1cn nx aa1opaHn.
UenLk nac1onuero nynk1a 2 ne nanne1cn sananenne npaa nnn ocnapnaanne npaa na nponsaepenne, cospannoe
ncknkun1enLno nuensna1oH. UenLk nac1onuero nynk1a nanne1cn o6ecneuenne npaaa kon1ponnpoaa1L
pacnpoc1panenne nponsaepenn, nponsaopnmx o1 HporpaHHm, n coc1aanmx nponsaepenn, nponsaopnmx o1
HporpaHHm. PasHeuenne nponsaepennn, ko1opoe ne nanne1cn nponsaopnmH o1 HporpaHHm, na opnoH
yc1poc1ae pnn xpanennn nnqopHaunn nnn nocn1ene aHec1e c HporpaHHo nnn nponsaepenneH, nponsaopnmH
o1 HporpaHHm, ne aneue1 sa co6o pacnpoc1panennn ycnoan nac1onue nuensnn na 1akoe nponsaepenne.

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3. nuensna1 anpaae aocnponsaopn1L n pacnpoc1pann1L akseHnnnpm HporpaHHm nnn nponsaepennn, ko1opoe
nanne1cn nponsaopnmH o1 HporpaHHm, a coo1ae1c1ann c nynk1oH 2 nac1onue nuensnn, a anpe o6Lek1noro
kopa nnn a ncnonnneHo qopHe a coo1ae1c1ann c ycnoannHn n.n.1 n 2 nac1onue nuensnn npn co6nkpennn
opnoro ns nepeuncnennmx nnxe ycnoan:
a) k akseHnnnpy ponxen npnnara1Lcn coo1ae1c1aykun nonnm ncxopnm 1ekc1 a Haunnoun1aeHo qopHe,
ko1opm ponxen pacnpoc1pann1Lcn a coo1ae1c1ann c ycnoannHn n.n. 1 n 2 nac1onue nuensnn na nocn1ene,
o6muno ncnonLsyeHoH pnn nepepaun nporpaHHnoro o6ecneuennn, nn6o
b) k akseHnnnpy ponxno npnnara1Lcn pec1an1enLnoe a 1euenne 1pex ne1 npepnoxenne a nncLHenno qopHe k
nk6oHy 1pe1LeHy nnuy nepepa1L sa nna1y, ne npeamuakuyk c1onHoc1L ocyuec1anennn co6c1aenno nepepaun,
akseHnnnp coo1ae1c1aykuero nonnoro ncxopnoro 1ekc1a a Haunnoun1aeHo qopHe a coo1ae1c1ann c ycnoannHn
n.n. 1 n 2 nac1onue nuensnn na nocn1ene, o6muno ncnonLsyeHoH pnn nepepaun nporpaHHnoro o6ecneuennn,
nn6o
c) k akseHnnnpy ponxna npnnara1Lcn nonyuennan nuensna1oH nnqopHaunn o npepnoxennn, a coo1ae1c1ann c
ko1opmH Hoxno nonyun1L coo1ae1c1aykun ncxopnm 1ekc1. ([annoe nonoxenne npnHenne1cn ncknkun1enLno
a 1oH cnyuae, ecnn nuensna1 ocyuec1anne1 nekoHHepueckoe pacnpoc1panenne nporpaHHm, npn a1oH
nporpaHHa 6mna nonyuena caHnH nuensna1oH a anpe o6Lek1noro kopa nnn a ncnonnneHo qopHe n
conpoaoxpanacL npepnoxenneH, coo1ae1c1aykunH ycnoannH nn.b n.3 nac1onue nuensnn).
Hop ncxopnmH 1ekc1oH nponsaepennn nonnHae1cn 1akan qopHa nponsaepennn, ko1opan nan6onee ypo6na pnn
anecennn nsHenenn. Hop nonnmH ncxopnmH 1ekc1oH ncnonnneHoro nponsaepennn nonnHae1cn ncxopnm 1ekc1
acex coc1aannkunx nponsaepenne Hopyne, a 1akxe acex qanoa, cansannmx c onncanneH nn1epqeca, n
cuenapnea, npepnasnauennmx pnn ynpaanennn koHnnnnune n yc1anoako ncnonnneHoro nponsaepennn.
Opnako, a kauec1ae oco6oro ncknkuennn, pacnpoc1panneHm ncxopnm 1ekc1 Hoxe1 ne aknkua1L 1oro, u1o
o6muno pacnpoc1panne1cn (a anpe ncxopnoro 1ekc1a nnn a 6nnapno qopHe) c ocnoanmHn koHnonen1aHn
(koHnnnn1op, nppo n 1.p.) onepaunonno cnc1eHm, a ko1opo pa6o1ae1 ncnonnneHoe nponsaepenne, sa
ncknkuenneH cnyuaea, korpa ncnonnneHoe nponsaepenne conpoaoxpae1cn 1aknH koHnonen1oH.
B cnyuae ecnn nponsaepenne a anpe o6Lek1noro kopa nnn a ncnonnneHo qopHe pacnpoc1panne1cn ny1eH
npepoc1aanennn poc1yna pnn konnpoaannn ero ns onpepenennoro Hec1a, o6ecneuenne paanouennoro poc1yna
pnn konnpoaannn ncxopnoro 1ekc1a ns a1oro xe Hec1a ypoane1aopne1 1pe6oaannnH pacnpoc1panennn ncxopnoro
1ekc1a, paxe ecnn 1pe1Ln nnua npn a1oH ne o6nsanm konnpoaa1L ncxopnm 1ekc1 aHec1e c o6Lek1nmH kopoH
nponsaepennn.
4. nuensna1 anpaae aocnponsaopn1L, Hopnqnunpoaa1L, pacnpoc1pann1L nnn nepepaaa1L npaaa na
ncnonLsoaanne HporpaHHm 1onLko na ycnoannx nac1onue nuensnn. k6oe aocnponsaepenne, Hopnqnkaunn,
pacnpoc1panenne nnn nepepaua npaa na nnmx ycnoannx nannk1cn nepec1an1enLnmHn n aa1oHa1nueckn aepy1 k
pac1opxennk nac1onue nuensnn n npekpauennk acex npaa nuensna1a, npepoc1aanennmx eHy nac1onue
nuensne. Hpn a1oH npaaa 1pe1Lnx nnu, ko1opmH nuensna1 a coo1ae1c1ann c nac1onue nuensne nepepan
akseHnnnpm HporpaHHm nnn npaaa na nee, coxpannk1cn a cnne npn ycnoann nonnoro co6nkpennn nHn
nac1onue nuensnn.
5. nuensna1 ne o6nsan npncoepnnn1Lcn k nac1onue nuensnn, nockonLky on ee ne nopnncan. Opnako 1onLko
nac1onuan nuensnn npepoc1aanne1 npaao pacnpoc1pann1L nnn Hopnqnunpoaa1L HporpaHHy nnn
nponsaepenne, nponsaopnoe o1 HporpaHHm. Hopo6nme pec1ann napyuak1 pec1aykuee sakonopa1enLc1ao,
ecnn onn ne ocyuec1annk1cn a coo1ae1c1ann c nac1onue nuensne. Ecnn nuensna1 anec nsHenennn nnn
ocyuec1ann pacnpoc1panenne akseHnnnpoa HporpaHHm nnn nponsaepennn, nponsaopnoro o1 HporpaHHm,
nuensna1 1eH caHmH nop1aeppnn caoe npncoepnnenne k nac1onue nuensnn a uenoH, aknkuan ycnoann,
onpepennkune nopnpok aocnponsaepennn, pacnpoc1panennn nnn Hopnqnkaunn HporpaHHm nnn nponsaepennn,
nponsaopnoro o1 HporpaHHm.
6. Hpn pacnpoc1panennn akseHnnnpoa HporpaHHm nnn nponsaepennn, nponsaopnoro o1 HporpaHHm,
nepaonauanLnm nnuensnap aa1oHa1nueckn nepepae1 npno6pe1a1enk 1akoro akseHnnnpa npaao
aocnponsaopn1L, pacnpoc1pann1L n Hopnqnunpoaa1L HporpaHHy a coo1ae1c1ann c ycnoannHn nac1onue
nuensnn. nuensna1 ne anpaae orpannunaa1L kaknH-nn6o cnoco6oH ocyuec1anenne npno6pe1a1ennHn
nonyuennmx nHn npaa. nuensna1 ne nece1 o1ae1c1aennoc1n sa neco6nkpenne ycnoan nac1onue nuensnn
1pe1LnHn nnuaHn.
7. nuensna1 ne ocao6oxpae1cn o1 ncnonnennn o6nsa1enLc1a a coo1ae1c1ann c nac1onue nuensne a cnyuae,
ecnn a pesynL1a1e peuennn cypa nnn sananennn o napyuennn ncknkun1enLnmx npaa nnn a cansn c
nac1ynnenneH nnmx o6c1on1enLc1a, ne cansannmx nenocpepc1aenno c napyuenneH ncknkun1enLnmx npaa, na
nuensna1a na ocnoaannn peuennn cypa, poroaopa nnn nnoH ocnoaannn aosnoxenm o6nsa1enLc1aa, ko1opme
npo1naopeua1 ycnoannH nac1onue nuensnn. B a1oH cnyuae nuensna1 ne anpaae pacnpoc1pann1L akseHnnnpm
HporpaHHm, ecnn on ne Hoxe1 opnoapeHenno ncnonnn1L ycnoann nac1onue nuensnn n aosnoxennme na nero
ykasannmH amue cnoco6oH o6nsa1enLc1aa. HanpnHep, ecnn no ycnoannH nnuensnonnoro cornauennn

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cy6nnuensna1aH ne Hoxe1 6m1L npepoc1aaneno npaao 6ecnna1noro pacnpoc1panennn akseHnnnpoa HporpaHHm,
ko1opme onn npno6penn nanpnHyk nnn uepes 1pe1Lnx nnu y nuensna1a, 1o a a1oH cnyuae nuensna1 o6nsan
o1kasa1Lcn o1 pacnpoc1panennn akseHnnnpoa HporpaHHm.
Ecnn nk6oe nonoxenne nac1onuero nynk1a npn nac1ynnennn konkpe1nmx o6c1on1enLc1a 6ype1 npnsnano
nepec1an1enLnmH nnn nenpnHennHmH, nac1onun nynk1 npnHenne1cn sa ncknkuenneH 1akoro nonoxennn.
Hac1onun nynk1 npnHenne1cn a uenoH npn npekpauennn amueykasannmx o6c1on1enLc1a nnn nx o1cy1c1ann.
UenLk pannoro nynk1a ne nanne1cn npnnyxpenne nuensna1a k napyuennk na1en1a nnn sananennn na nnme
npaaa co6c1aennoc1n nnn k ocnapnaannk pec1an1enLnoc1n 1akoro sananennn. Epnnc1aenno uenLk pannoro
nynk1a nanne1cn saun1a nenpnkocnoaennoc1n cnc1eHm pacnpoc1panennn cao6opnoro nporpaHHnoro
o6ecneuennn, ko1opan o6ecneunaae1cn sa cue1 o6uec1aennoro nnuensnpoaannn. Mnorne nkpn anecnn cao
ueppm aknap a cospanne 6onLuoro konnuec1aa nporpaHHnoro o6ecneuennn, ko1opoe pacnpoc1panne1cn uepes
pannyk cnc1eHy a napexpe na ee pnn1enLnoe n nocnepoaa1enLnoe npnHenenne. nuensna1 ne anpaae
amnyxpa1L aa1opa pacnpoc1pann1L nporpaHHnoe o6ecneuenne uepes pannyk cnc1eHy. Hpaao am6opa cnc1eHm
pacnpoc1panennn nporpaHHnoro o6ecneuennn npnnapnexn1 ncknkun1enLno ero aa1opy. Hac1onun nynk1 7
nHee1 uenLk ue1ko onpepenn1L 1e uenn, ko1opme npecnepyk1 ace oc1anLnme nonoxennn nac1onue nuensnn.
8. B 1oH cnyuae ecnn pacnpoc1panenne n/nnn ncnonLsoaanne HporpaHHm a o1penLnmx rocypapc1aax orpannueno
cornauennnHn a o6nac1n na1en1nmx nnn aa1opcknx npaa, nepaonauanLnm npaaoo6napa1enL,
pacnpoc1pannkun HporpaHHy na ycnoannx nac1onue nuensnn, anpaae orpannun1L 1eppn1opnk
pacnpoc1panennn HporpaHHm, ykasaa 1onLko 1e rocypapc1aa, na 1eppn1opnn ko1opmx ponyckae1cn
pacnpoc1panenne HporpaHHm 6es orpannuenn, o6ycnoanennmx 1aknHn cornauennnHn. B a1oH cnyuae 1akoe
ykasanne a o1nouennn 1eppn1opn onpepenennmx rocypapc1a npnsnae1cn opnnH ns ycnoan nac1onue
nuensnn.
9. Free Software Foundation Hoxe1 ny6nnkoaa1L ncnpaanennme n/nnn noame aepcnn nac1onue C1anpap1no
O6uec1aenno nuensnn. Takne aepcnn Hory1 6m1L pononnenm pasnnunmHn nopHaHn, perynnpykunHn
npaaoo1nouennn, ko1opme aosnnknn nocne ony6nnkoaannn npepmpyunx aepcn, opnako a nnx 6ypy1 coxpanenm
ocnoanme npnnunnm, sakpennennme a nac1onue aepcnn. Kaxpo aepcnn npncaanaae1cn cao co6c1aennm
noHep. Ecnn ykasano, u1o HporpaHHa pacnpoc1panne1cn a coo1ae1c1ann c onpepenenno aepcne, 1.e. ykasan ee
noHep, nnn nk6o 6onee nospne aepcne nac1onue nuensnn, nuensna1 anpaae npncoepnnn1Lcn k nk6o
ns a1nx aepcn nuensnn, ony6nnkoaannmx Free Software Foundation. Ecnn HporpaHHa ne copepxn1 1akoro
ykasannn na noHep aepcnn nuensnn nuensna1 anpaae npncoepnnn1Lcn k nk6o ns aepcn nuensnn,
ony6nnkoaannmx korpa-nn6o Free Software Foundation.
10. B cnyuae ecnn nuensna1 naHepen aknkun1L uac1L HporpaHHm a ppyroe cao6opnoe nporpaHHnoe
o6ecneuenne, ko1opoe pacnpoc1panne1cn na nnmx ycnoannx, ueH a nac1onue nuensnn, eHy cnepye1
ncnpocn1L nncLHennoe paspeuenne na a1o y aa1opa nporpaHHnoro o6ecneuennn. Paspeuenne a o1nouennn
nporpaHHnoro o6ecneuennn, npaaa na ko1opoe npnnapnexa1 Free Software Foundation, cnepye1 ncnpaunaa1L y
Free Software Foundation. B neko1opmx cnyuanx Free Software Foundation penae1 ncknkuennn. Hpn npnnn1nn
peuennn Free Software Foundation 6ype1 pykoaopc1aoaa1Lcn payHn uennHn: coxpanenne c1a1yca cao6opnoro
pnn nk6oro nponsaepennn, nponsaopnoro o1 cao6opnoro nporpaHHnoro o6ecneuennn Free Software Foundation n
o6ecneuenne nan6onee unpokoro coaHec1noro ncnonLsoaannn nporpaHHnoro o6ecneuennn.
OTCYTCTBHE FAPAHTHHHmX OBR3ATERBCTB
11. HOCKOBKY HACTOHAH HPOIPAMMA PACHPOCTPAHHETCH BECHATHO, IAPAHTHH HA HEE HE
HPE[OCTABHKTCH B TOH CTEHEHH, B KAKOH DTO [OHYCKAETCH HPHMEHHMBM HPABOM. HACTOHAH
HPOIPAMMA HOCTABHETCH HA YCOBHHX "KAK ECTB". ECH HHOE HE YKA3AHO B HHCBMEHHOH OOPME,
ABTOP H/HH HHOH HPABOOBA[ATEB HE HPHHHMAET HA CEBH HHKAKHX IAPAHTHHHBX OBH3ATEBCTB,
KAK HBHO BBPAXEHHBX, TAK H HO[PA3YMEBAEMBX, B OTHOLEHHH HPOIPAMMB, B TOM HCE
HO[PA3YMEBAEMYK IAPAHTHK TOBAPHOIO COCTOHHHH HPH HPO[AXE H HPHIO[HOCTH [H
HCHOB3OBAHHH B KOHKPETHBX UEHX, A TAKXE KBBE HHBE IAPAHTHH. BCE PHCKH, CBH3AHHBE C
KAECTBOM H HPOH3BO[HTEBHOCTBK HPOIPAMMB, HECET HUEH3HAT. B CYAE ECH B HPOIPAMME
BY[YT OBHAPYXEHB HE[OCTATKH, BCE PACXO[B, CBH3AHHBE C TEXHHECKHM OBCYXHBAHHEM,
PEMOHTOM HH HCHPABEHHEM HPOIPAMMB, HECET HUEH3HAT.
12. ECH HHOE HE HPE[YCMOTPEHO HPHMEHHEMBM HPABOM HH HE COIACOBAHO CTOPOHAMH B
[OIOBOPE B HHCBMEHHOH OOPME, ABTOP H/HH HHOH HPABOOBA[ATEB, KOTOPBH MO[HOHUHPYET
H/HH PACHPOCTPAHHET HPOIPAMMY HA YCOBHHX HACTOHEH HUEH3HH, HE HECET OTBETCTBEHHOCTH
HEPE[ HUEH3HATOM 3A YBBTKH, BKKAH OBHE, PEABHBE, HPE[BH[HMBE H KOCBEHHBE YBBTKH (B
TOM HCE YTPATY HH HCKAXEHHE HHOOPMAUHH, YBBTKH, HOHECEHHBE HUEH3HATOM HH TPETBHMH
HUAMH, HEBO3MOXHOCTB PABOTB HPOIPAMMB C KBOH [PYIOH HPOIPAMMOH H HHBE YBBTKH). ABTOP
H/HH HHOH HPABOOBA[ATEB B COOTBETCTBHH C HACTOHHM HYHKTOM HE HECYT OTBETCTBEHHOCTH
[AXE B TOM CYAE, ECH OHH BBH HPE[YHPEX[EHB O BO3MOXHOCTH BO3HHKHOBEHHH TAKHX
YBBTKOB.
KOHE YCROBHH COFRAUEHHR.

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