Ferguson Ariva HDplayer 210 - Manual (Page 11)

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Connections
Optional: Connecting a supported
USB devices
Using USB port for playback
A
Connect the supported USB device
directly to the USB port on the side panel
(as shown on the above illustration).
B
Navigate through menu in order to view
the files stored in the supported USB
device.
C
You have to stop playback before
removing the supported USB device from
the USB port.
Helpful hints:
 The USB port supports playback of all
supported multimedia files.
 Not all portable audio/video players and
digital cameras are supported.
 External hard disk drives without separate
power supply are not supported and may
not work.

If the USB device does not fit into the USB
port, a USB extension cable is required.
Connecting DVD drive
A
Connect the supported USB BD/DVD
drive directly to the USB port on the
side panel (as shown on the above
illustration).
B
Navigate through menu in order to view
the files stored on the BD/DVD disc.
C
You have to stop playback before
removing the USB BD/DVD drive from the
USB port.
Helpful hints:
 The USB port supports playback of all
supported multimedia files.
 Not all USB BD/DVD drives are supported.
 Only format ISO9660 disc are supported
 Drives without separate power supply are
not supported and may not work.
Connecting WiFi dongle
You can only connect dedicated dongle
with Realtek chip.
A
Connect the supported WiFi dongle to
the USB port on the side panel (as shown
on the above illustration).
B
Configure in menu WiFi connection.
C
You have to disconnect WiFi network
before removing the WiFi dongle from the
USB port.
Helpful hints:
 WiFi networks are usually slower than
cable (Ethernet) networks. It may affect
playback performance.