User Manual of

VidOn.me Android

Blu-ray Box www.vidon.me

Contents

User Manual of VidOn.me Android Blu-ray Box ................................................................................ 1

1. General Introduction ............................................................................................................. 1

1.1. Packaging List ............................................................................................................. 1

1.2. Appearance ................................................................................................................ 1

1.3. Remote Control .......................................................................................................... 2

1.4. Mouse Operation ....................................................................................................... 4

1.5. How to Connect to TV ................................................................................................ 4

1.6. Specifications ............................................................................................................. 5

2. Initial Settings ........................................................................................................................ 6

2.1. Display Settings .......................................................................................................... 6

2.2. Audio Settings ............................................................................................................ 7

2.3. Wi-Fi Settings ............................................................................................................. 8

2.4. Other Settings .......................................................................................................... 10

3. Home Screen ....................................................................................................................... 13

4. VidOn XBMC ........................................................................................................................ 19

4.1. Videos ....................................................................................................................... 19

4.2. Movies ...................................................................................................................... 26

4.3. Weather .................................................................................................................... 28

4.4. Pictures ..................................................................................................................... 29

4.5. Music ........................................................................................................................ 29

4.6 Programs ................................................................................................................... 30

4.7. System ...................................................................................................................... 30

4.8. Exit VidOn XBMC ...................................................................................................... 32

5. Cautions .............................................................................................................................. 32

5.1. Usage Cautions ......................................................................................................... 33

5.3. Repair ....................................................................................................................... 33

5.4. Others ....................................................................................................................... 33

6. FAQ ...................................................................................................................................... 33

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User Manual of VidOn.me Android Blu-ray

Box

1. General Introduction

1.1. Packaging List

Content Quantity

VidOn.me Android Blu-ray Box (AV100/AV200) 1

Wi-Fi Antenna 1

A/V Cable (AV100) 1

HDMI Cable (AV200) 1

Remote Control 1

Power Adaptor 1

Quick Start Guide (Printed) 1

Note:

The actual contents in the package may be different from the packaging list in this manual.

1.2. Appearance

(AV100):

1. Power Button 2. USB Host 3. SD/SDHC 4. Wi-Fi Antenna 5. DC-IN

6. R (A/V Output) 7. L (A/V Output) 8. Video (A/V Output) 9. HDMI 10. LAN

11. USB Host 12. Optical 13. Reset Button

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(AV200):

1. Power Button 2. Reset Button 3. Wi-Fi Antenna 4. USB Host 5. SD/SDHC

6. Audio 7. Micro USB 8. DC-IN 9. HDMI 10. LAN

11. USB Host 12. Optical

1.3. Remote Control

1. Power 2. Help

3. Setup 4. Output Mode

5. Repeat 6. VoL+

7. Info 8. VoL-

9. Mouse 10. Movie

11. My applications 12. Home

13. Menu 14.Navigation buttons

15.OK 16. Stop

17. Play/Pause 18. FR

19. FF 20. Red

21.Green 22. Numeric buttons

23. Mute 24. Favorite

25. Notification 26. Zoom in

27. Zoom out 28. Web browser

29. Back 30. Search

31. Next 32. Prev

33. Blue 34. Yellow

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35. Audio 36.Subtitle

No. Button Function

1 Power Press to enter standby mode, press again to wake up.

2 Help Reserved button, no function yet.

3 Setup Press to enter the setting menu.

4 Output Mode Press to switch between A/V and HDMI.

5 Repeat Press to set repeat mode during movie and music

playback.

6 VOL+ Press to increase the volume.

7 Info Reserved button, no function yet.

8 VOL- Press to decrease the volume.

9 Mouse Press to enter into mouse mode, when you can move

the cursor by navigation buttons.

10 Movie Reserved button, no function yet.

11 My applications Reserved button, no function yet.

12 Home Press to enter the Home Page.

13 Menu Press to enable the tool bar, where you can delete,

rename, copy a file, create a folder in files manager, and

more.

14 Navigation buttons Press the arrow buttons to select menu options, and

the OK button to confirm.

Press to enable the tool bar during playback.

15 OK Press OK button to confirm.

16 Stop Press to stop playback.

17 Play/ Pause Press to begin/pause playback.

18 FR Press to fast rewind the current playback.

19 FF Press to fast forward the current playback.

22 Numeric buttons Press to enter channel numbers or numeric input when

changing settings.

23 Mute Press to mute audio output, and press again to resume.

24 Favorite Reserved button, no function yet.

25 Notification Reserved button, no function yet.

26 Zoom in Reserved button, no function yet.

27 Zoom out Reserved button, no function yet.

28 Web browser Press to enter into Web Browser.

29 Back Press to return to the previous menu.

30 Search Reserved button, no function yet.

31 Next Press to play next one during playback.

32 Prev Press to play previous one during playback.

20/21/33/34 Red/Green/Blue/Yellow Reserved button, no function yet.

35 Audio Press to select an audio track.

36 Subtitle Press to show subtitle setting menu. Where you can

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disable or select the subtitles.

1.4. Mouse Operation

You can also connect a mouse to the box to operate.

Left click to select, to confirm and action; equals to “OK” button on Remote.

Right click to return, to cancel current action, or to exit current page and return to the previous

page; equals to “Back” button on Remote.

1.5. How to Connect to TV

Depending on the jacks on your TV, select the connection mode. We suggest you 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).

If you are using HDMI Output mode:

(1) Connect one end of an HDMI cable to your TV;

(2) Connect the other end of the cable to the HDMI port on the back of the box.

And if you are using A/V Output mode (A/V output is not available on AV200 box):

(1) Connect one end of an A/V cable to the TV’s A/V IN port;

(2) Connect the other end of the A/V cable to the box’s A/V OUT jack.

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1.6. Specifications

AV100 AV200

Basic

Parameters

Hardware

CPU: Cortex™-A7 Dual-Core 1.2GHz

GPU: Mali400mp2 Dual-Core

RAM: 1GB DDR3

Storage: 4GB

Wi-Fi: 802.11 b/g/n

CPU: Cortex™-A7 Quad-Core 1.3GHz

GPU: SGX544mp2 Eight-Core

RAM: 2GB DDR3

Storage: 8GB

Wi-Fi: 802.11 b/g/n

OS Android 4.2 Android 4.2

HDMI 1080P/720P 1080P/720P

Video M2TS, TS, MP4, MKV, AVI, VOB, H264,

MPEG2, RMVB, FLV, WMV, etc.

M2TS, TS, MP4, MKV, AVI, VOB, H264,

MPEG2, RMVB, FLV, WMV, etc.

Audio AC3, DTS, MP3, PCM, etc. AC3, DTS, MP3, PCM, etc.

Picture JPG, JPEG, BMP, GIF, TIFF JPG, JPEG, BMP, GIF, TIFF

Language Multi-language Multi-language

I/O

Interface

USB: High speed USB 2.0 host x 3

Ethernet: RJ45 × 1

HDMI: Standard HDMI1.4 × 1

Card Reader: SD/SDHC × 1

AV Output: L, R and Video

Optical Output x 1

Power Interface x 1

USB: High speed USB 2.0 host x 3,

micro USB x 1

Ethernet: RJ45 × 1

HDMI: Standard HDMI1.4 × 1

Card Reader: SD/SDHC × 1

Audio Output: 3.5mm audio output

jack x 1

Optical Output x 1

Power Interface x 1

Internet

Connection

Ethernet: RJ45 interface, 10M/100M

adaptive

Wi-Fi: 2.4GHz 802.11 b/g/n

Ethernet: RJ45 interface, 10M/100M

adaptive

Wi-Fi: 2.4GHz 802.11 b/g/n

Others

Remote Support IR remote, can also remotely

control through your phone

Support IR remote, can also remotely

control through your phone

Accessories Adapter(American Standard), IR

remote, A/V Cable, Operation Manual

Adapter(American Standard), IR

remote, HDMI cable, Operation

Manual

Power

Supply Input: 5V/2A Input: 5V/2A

Input

Voltage of

Adapter

100V-260V 100V-260V

External

Storage

Capacity

Up to 3TB hard drive (NTFS, FAT32,

FAT16, EXT2 and EXT3)

Up to 3TB hard drive (NTFS, FAT32,

FAT16, EXT2 and EXT3)

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2. Initial Settings

Please firstly install the antenna to VidOn.me Android Blu-ray Box manually, then power on the

box to open VidOn XBMC. Following are some initial settings you need to do in order to get a best

user experience.

2.1. Display Settings

2.1.1. Resolution Settings

Choose “System Settings” on the home page.

Then choose “Display Settings” -> “Display output mode”, and press “OK” button to select the

output mode you want.

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2.1.2. Screen Zoom

Go to “System Settings” -> “Display Settings”, and choose “Customize” option for “Screen Zoom”,

then adjust the screen to a proper size via the navigation buttons “←” and “→”.

2.2. Audio Settings

(AV100):

Go to “System Settings” -> “Volume Settings”. Here you can adjust the volume, and choose

whether to enable Pass Through to use a more advanced amplifier to deliver a better audio

effect.

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(AV200):

Go to “System Settings” -> “Volume Settings” to choose audio output device and mode.

2.3. Wi-Fi Settings

Go to “System Settings” -> “Network Settings” and choose “Wireless Network”. Then choose the

Wi-Fi you want to connect to. Press “OK”.

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If the Wi-Fi you chose hasn’t been encrypted with password, you can connect to it directly. If it

needs a password, just input the password to connect.

When you see the words telling you the Wi-Fi has been connected in the lower part of the screen,

then that’s it.

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2.4. Other Settings

2.4.1. Language & input

Go to “Settings” -> “Other Settings” -> “Advanced Settings”, and navigate to “Language & input”,

here you can change the Language and Pointer speed.

2.4.2. Date & time

Navigate to “Date & time” to set date and time format.

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2.4.3. Developer options

In “Developer options”, make sure “Allow mock locations” is checked, so that you’re allowed to

install apps from a connected external storage.

2.4.4. System Upgrade

You can upgrade system online. Just go to “Settings” -> “Other Settings” -> “System Upgrade”.

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Then choose a server to check and download a new version to upgrade your system.

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3. Home Screen

On the home page, you can see following icons:

VidOn XBMC: A XBMC based media center which can smartly manage all your multimedia

resources.

TV Show, Movie, Game, Music: Manages all APKs about TV show/ movie/ game/ music. Take

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“Movie” for example: Click the “Movie” icon, and you can choose any movie apps, from preinstall

apps and downloaded apps, and add them into the “Movie” category.

My Apps: Shows all your apps, preinstalled and downloaded.

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File Mangement: Manages all your files.

Settings: Here is where you can do all settings and configurations to the box, about which you’ve

learnt something in the above “Initial Settings” section.

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Add icon: Click this icon, you can tick to choose any preinstalled or downloaded apps from a

prompt list in the lower part of the screen to add desktop shortcut to them so that they can

appear on the home page; and you can un-tick them to remove them from the home page if you

want.

Download icon: It shows all your downloaded apps and the apps that are being downloaded.

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Apps Management: Here you can move apps to SD card or uninstall apps.

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Network icon: Click here you can join a network, wireless network or wired network.

Date & time icon: Shows the current date and time.

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4. VidOn XBMC

4.1. Videos

4.1.1. Add a Media Source

Go to “VIDEOS” -> “Files”.

Choose “Add Videos”.

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Then you enter the path or browse for the media locations.

Let’s take the “browse” method for example. Browse the media sources and choose one source

you want to add in.

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Then “OK” to the next step.

And you should choose a group/type for the media: Music videos, TV shows, Movies. Here we’re

going to take “Movies” for example. Then “OK”, to the next step.

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And you’ll be prompted if you want to refresh info or not, choose “Yes”.

And you can view on the top of the screen that the media source is being scanned.

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After the scanning process is finished, the new source is added in.

4.1.2. Play a Movie/Video

You can view any movie/video from the added media sources. Let’s take a Blu-ray movie for

example. You choose the movie, then you’ll be asked about how to view the movie: play main

title, select from all titles, or show Blu-ray menu. Just choose according to your needs. Here we’re

going to choose “Show bluray menus”.

Note: Only AV200 is capable of Blu-ray Menu navigation and playback.

And you come to the Blu-ray menu now.

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During the playback of a movie, you can hover the mouse on the bottom of the screen to bring

about the playback control panel, where you can do stop, pause, play, fast forward, fast rewind,

etc., and you can also set the audio. (Or, you can use the Remote to control.)

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4.1.3. Delete a Source

If you want to delete a source, just choose the source, then press “Menu” button on the Remote,

and navigate to choose “Remove” source.

4.1.4. Add-ons

Go to “VIDEOS” -> “Add-ons”

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Then you can choose the add-on you want to use. And you can get access to more add-ons by

choosing “Get More…” on the end of the add-ons list.

4.2. Movies

After scan a media source for Movies (described in the above 4.1.1), “MOVIES” will show besides

“VIDEOS”. Under “MOVIES” you can see “Recently Added”, “Sets”, “Title”, “Genres”, “Years” and

“Actors”.

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4.2.1. Recently Added

In “Recently Added” are movies you recently added. Select a movie, press “Menu” button, then

you can do many operations, like play from here, mark as watched, add to favourites, etc.

4.2.2. Favourites List

Just like the above picture shows, you can choose a movie, press “Menu” button then choose

“Add to favourites”. So that you can latterly access your favorite movies in Favourites List

conveniently via the Star icon on the main interface of VidOn XBMC.

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4.2.3. Others

You can choose to view movies by Title, Genre, Year, Actors, etc. Let’s take “Genres” for example.

Choose “Genres”, then you can see all genres for all movies, then pick the one you’d like to watch.

4.3. Weather

“WEATHER” shows current weather of your location, along with a 10-day forecast.

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4.4. Pictures

“PICTURES” manages all your pictures, and you can install picture add-ons if you’d like to.

4.5. Music

“MUSIC” manages all your music files, and you’re allowed to install music add-ons.

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4.6 Programs

“PROGRAMS” manages all your programs, and you can also download and install program

add-ons to use them.

4.7. System

“SYSTEM” is for you to do settings about VidOn XBMC, check system info, etc.

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“Settings” is where you do settings for Appearance, Live TV, Video, Music, Pictures, Weather,

Add-ons, etc.

Please particularly note that “Settings” -> “System” is the place you go to set up video output,

audio output, input devices, internet access, and more about system.

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4.8. Exit VidOn XBMC

Return to the main interface of VidOn XBMC. Then choose the Power icon in the bottom left

corner, which lies next to the Favourites icon, and select “EXIT” in the prompt.

Or, you can just press “Home” button on the Remote to go back to the home page of the box.

5. Cautions

This box’s design and manufacture has your safety in mind. In order to safely and effectively use

this box, please read the following before usage.

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5.1. Usage Cautions

User should not modify this box. If commercial hard disk is being used, the environmental

temperature should be within -5℃ ~ +40℃.

5.2. Power

The box’s power voltage: DC 5V.

When using this box, please connect the supplied AC adapter to the box’s power jack. When

placing the adapter cable, make sure it will not get damaged or be subject to pressure. To reduce

the risk of electric shock, unplug the adapter first before cleaning it. Never connect the adapter

to the box in a humid or dusty area. Do not replace the adapter or cable’s wire or connector.

5.3. Repair

If the box has a problem, you should write to our service staff and send it to our repair center and

let the specialists do the repair. Never repair the box yourself, you might damage the box or

endanger yourself or your data. We have a 12-month repair policy for the box body and a

3-month policy for accessories respectively, starting at the delivery date. Please do not

disassemble the box, repair the box or change the design of the box, any damage done will not

be included in the repair policy.

5.4. Others

* Do not let the box come into contact with water or other liquid.

* Do not press the buttons of the box too hard.

* Avoid hitting the box with hard object, avoid shaking the box, and stay away from magnetic

fields.

* During electrostatic discharge and the strong electromagnetic field, the product will

malfunction. Unplug the power cable to power off the box, and the box will return to normal

performance next time it is powered on.

* The product shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing, and no objects filled with liquids,

such as vases, shall be placed on the product.

6. FAQ

We keep updating FAQ on the box covering all kinds of questions. For the fullest and newest FAQ,

please visit: http://vidon.me/android_blu_ray_box.htm?show=3#faq