HDMI cable
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CVBS cable
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Y/Pb/Pr cable
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Power Adapter
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EU/EK power Cables
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Optical cable
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USB A-B cable
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Manual
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Batteries
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Bag with screws
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2.0 Mounting a SATA hard disk
It is not necessary to mount a SATA hard disk into the media player because you can
select many sources for media files. If you want to make full use of all the possibilities
of the media player you will however need to mount a hard disk. Follow the
instructions below to mount a hard disk:
Note: The packing contains a small transparent bag of screws. You will need the two
large screws contained inside, as well a Philips head (+) screwdriver. It is best to
perform the operation on a soft surface, to avoid any scratches to the unit.
1.
Take your EM7180 and remove the screws on all four corners on the bottom of
the device.
2.
Gently remove the lid. Be careful, the fan is connected to main board!
3.
Disconnect the fan from the fan connector. Note the orientation of the connector.
4.
Place the lid safely out of the way for now.
5.
Lower the SATA hard disk into the media player.
6.
Note the grey SATA connector on the main board, and slide the disk into it.
7.
Push the SATA hard disk towards the SATA connector until the connection is
locked down tight.
8.
The hard disk will now be resting on two pins that will hold the hard disk in place
if it is aligned correctly. Do not hold the device upside down from this point!
9.
Put the EM7180 on its side, and screw in the two larger screws to hold the hard
disk in place.
10. Put the EM7180 back on its feet, and place the lid back in closed position.
11. You can now safely flip over the EM7180 and screw back the four small screws
in all four corners of the device.
12. You're done, the EM7180 is now ready to use the internal hard disk.
13. If you are using a new hard disk, then use the steps in chapter 6.2 to prepare the
hard disk for usage.
Note: The disk must be formatted once, before you can use all features of your
EM7180. This format must be done using the menu inside the player as shown in
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