Gigabyte 4635 User Manual

© Copyright September, 2005  
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Trademark Recognition  
Gigabyte and Giga-byte are trademarks of Giga-byte Technology Co., Ltd.  
Microsoft and Windows XP are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.  
All other product names used in this manual are the properties of their  
respective owners and are acknowledged.  
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General Safety Information  
• Do not place heavy objects such as books or bags on the unit.  
• Avoid placing objects with strong magnets built in too close to  
the unit. If you suspect stereo speakers may interfere with the  
unit, try moving the speakers away from the unit.  
• Avoid using the system in direct sunlight, or near a heating  
device.  
• To prevent the unit from overheating, do not cover the air  
ventilation openings on the top, sides, or the rear.  
• Do not open the unit case. Do not attempt to service the HA91  
yourself. For servicing, contact qualified service personnel.  
• Do not place the unit on an unstable surface, cart, or stand.  
• Avoid exposing the HA91 to moisture or excessive humidity.  
• Follow all warnings and cautions in this manual and on the unit case.  
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Power Safety  
• Only use the supplied power cord.  
• Do not place anything on the power cord. Place the power cord where it will not be in  
the way of foot traffic.  
• Remove the batteries from the remote control when storing or not in use for a  
prolonged period.  
• Before connecting power to the HA91, make sure the power source is within the range  
of AC 100~240V, 50~60 Hz.  
HDD Partition:  
It is strongly recommend not to partitioning the hard disk.  
Manual Styles  
The following styles are used in this manual to alert you to important information.  
Note Style  
Provides additional information on the topic at hand.  
Provides information that should not be overlooked.  
Alerts you to situations that may damage the unit or cause personal  
injury.  
Provides helpful information on the topic at hand.  
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CONTENTS  
Chapter One Getting Started  
1.1 Packing Checklist.................................................................................. 1  
1.2 Views of HA91........................................................................................ 2  
1.3 Remote Control Functions ................................................................... 9  
1.4 Keyboard Functions.............................................................................. 11  
1.5 Remote Control and Keyboard Operating Range........................... 13  
Chapter Two Making Connections  
2.1 Connecting Input Devices ...................................................................14  
2.2 Connecting a Monitor...........................................................................15  
2.3 Connecting Speaker or an Amplifier...................................................16  
2.4 Setting up a 5.1 Audio Environment ....................................................17  
2.5 Connecting a TV Antenna....................................................................18  
2.6 Connecting to a LAN ............................................................................19  
2.7 Connecting the Power Cable..............................................................20  
Appendix A Specification...........................................................................21  
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1.1 Packing Checklist  
Carefully unpack the HA91 and check that besides this User Manual the following items  
are included:  
TV quick connector  
For NTSC model only  
HA91  
Power cord & Adapter  
Two AA for RF  
keyboard &  
Remote control  
Recovery CD  
two AA for remote  
controller (MCE)  
Cable  
RF keyboard  
Contact your dealer immediately if any items are missing, appear damaged, or if the  
unit does not work.  
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1.2 Features at a Glance  
►Front View  
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Item  
Description  
1. Power  
Push the Power Button to turn the HA91 on.  
Connect IEEE1394-enabled devices.  
Connect USB-enabled devices.  
Connector for S-Video in.  
2. IEEE 1394 (4-pin)  
3. USB 2.0  
4. S-Video In  
5. Composite Video In  
Connector for Video in.  
6. Composite Audio In (L)  
7. Composite Audio In (R)  
8. VFD  
Connector for Audio in (Left Channel).  
Connector for Audio in (Right Channel).  
VFD (Vacuum Fluorescent Display).  
DVD-Multi Recoder.  
9. DVD Super Multi  
10. Card Reader  
11. DVD Eject  
6-in-1 card reader.  
Push to enject a disc from the DVD drive.  
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►Rear View  
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Item  
1. Power  
Description  
Connect the power cord DC Jack here.  
Connect a microphone here.  
2. MIC-In  
3. LINE-Out  
4. LINE-In  
Connect to speakers or an amplifier.  
Stereo audio input port.  
5. SPDIF  
Digital audio output connector.  
6. RGB Out  
7. USB (x2)  
8. IEEE1394 (6-pin)  
9. LAN  
Connected to flat screen.  
Connect USB-enabled devices here.  
Connect IEEE1394-enabled devices here.  
Connect to an RJ-45 connector (Ethernet cable).  
Connect to digital monitor.  
10. DVI Port  
11. S-Video Port  
12. CATV  
Connect to a television or display device with S-Video input.  
Cable-TV input.  
13. Video/ Audio in  
Connector for Video/Audio in.  
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►VFD (Vacuum Fluorescent Display) Messages  
The LED display on the front of the HA91 displays status information. As well as disc  
information, the following messages display in the LED display:  
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3
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Not used.  
Item  
Description  
1
2
3
4
Displays the volume level.  
Displays the volume level.  
Displays the current mode.  
Display time information, media play time, and mode status.  
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►Normal Windows Mode (Media Center Applications are not run) / Sleep Mode  
Status:  
1. The system is turn on in normal Windows mode. Media Center applications are not  
run.  
2. System is sleeping.  
Description:  
1. Time is shown. The clock control by VFD MCU.  
2. Volumes of audio in left and right are shown.  
3. Run Disk is stop.  
►Start to run Media Center Applications / On Meida Center Home Frame  
Status:  
1. Press “Start” button to run Media Center applications and the system is in Media  
Center Home frame.  
2. User can use ▲ and ▼ to choose the wanted multi-media in MCE.  
Description:  
1. No display information shown.  
2. Run Disk is stop.  
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►My Video Mode  
Status:  
When “My Videos” is selected, the screen is on video frame and stop mode.  
Description:  
1. “VIDEO” is shown  
2. Run Disk is stop till the media is played.  
►My Picture Mode  
Status:  
On “My Pictures” frame and stop mode.  
Description:  
1. “PICTURE” is shown.  
2. Run Disk is stop.  
* Run Disk can be rotating when the previous selected media is keep playing.  
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►My Music Mode  
Status:  
On “My Music” frame and stop mode.  
Description:  
1. “MUSIC” is shown.  
2. Run Disk is stop till the media is played.  
►TV Mode  
Status: On “My TV” frame and stop mode.  
Description:  
1. “TV” is shown.  
2. Run Disk is stop till the media is played.  
Status: On TV frame and go to live TV.  
Description:  
1. It will show the channel number once press the button of “CH_PG”.  
2. Run Disk is running.  
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Status: On TV frame and go to record TV.  
Description:  
1. “REC SHOW” is shown.  
►Music / DVD / Video / Play Mode  
Status: On music, DVD, video frame and play mode  
Description:  
1. When playing the music, it will show the track time on Music frame or Home frame.  
2. Run Disk is running.  
3. If you go to “My Pictures” on picture frame, then “PICTURE” is shown on the  
display.  
►CD Burning Progress  
Status: CD burning progress….  
Description:  
1. When the dot-block is full, means the CD burring progress is complete.  
2. This example shown is 100% in the last 2 dot-block.  
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1.3 Remote Control Functions  
REW  
FWD  
REPLAY  
SKIP  
BACK  
MORE  
Item  
Function  
Power on/off  
Stop  
START  
MUTE  
CH  
PG  
VOL  
Recording Button  
Play  
RECORDED  
TV  
DVD  
MENU  
GUIDE  
LIVE TV  
Pause  
Fast Rewind  
Fast Forward  
Previous Track  
Next Track  
Back  
CLEAR  
ENTER  
More Information  
Direction Keys: Up/ Down  
Enter Key: OK  
Direction Keys: Left/ Right  
Next Channel (TV)  
Previous Channel (TV)  
“START” Menu  
Mute  
Volume Up  
VOL  
VOL  
Volume Down  
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►Inserting the Remote Control Batteries  
The battery compartment is on the underside of the remote control. Remove the  
batteries when not using the HA91 for a longer period.  
1. Pull the latch upward and open the battery  
compartment cover.  
2. Insert 2 AA batteries taking note of the correct polarity  
(+/-).  
3. Close the cover.  
1. Only use AA batteries.  
2. Dispose of used batteries according to local ordinance regulations.  
3. Remove the batteries when not using the HA91 for prolonged periods.  
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1.4 Keyboard Function  
Left Button  
Right Button  
Shortcut Buttons  
Trackball  
►Using the trackball and buttons  
The trackball and buttons have the same functions as a PC mouse. Roll the trackball  
to move the cursor on the screen, use the left and right buttons as you do a standard  
mouse.  
►Shortcut Buttons  
In addition to the normal keys found on standard keyboards, the HA91 keyboard  
features a number of shortcut buttons, whose functions are outlined below.  
Button  
Power  
AV  
Function  
Power button.  
MCE/PCM start up.  
Back to PC screen.  
Internet.  
PC  
IE  
E-MAIL  
Shortcut button to your e-mail manager.  
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►Inserting the Keyboard Batteries  
The battery compartment is on the underside of the keyboard. Remove the batteries  
when not using the HA91 for a longer period.  
1. Lift as shown to remove the cover.  
2. Insert two AA batteries taking note of the  
correct polarity (+/-).  
3. Replace the cover.  
1. Only use AA batteries.  
2. Dispose of used batteries according to local ordinance regulations.  
3. Remove the batteries when not using the HA91 for prolonged periods.  
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►Set Up for Linkage  
1. Remove the cover and check if the batteries have been installed. (You can follow  
instructions on P.12 Inserting the Keyboard Batteries).  
2. Press connect button on the front panel. After pressing the button, its indicator will  
light (slowly) and waiting for the match signal from RF Keyboard.  
Press this button  
LED is bricking slowly  
3. Then press this learning button on RF Keyboard to let receiver recognize signal. As  
soon as the linkage is completed, the indicator turns to quick flash.  
Press this button  
1.5 Remote Control and Keyboard Operating  
Range  
The remote control uses infrared transmission to control the HA91. It is not necessary  
to point the remote directly at the HA91. Provided you are facing the HA91, the remote  
will function well within a radius of about 3 meters (10 feet) and 30 degrees above or  
below the HA91 level. If the HA91 does not respond to the remote control, move a little  
closer or replace the batteries.  
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2.1 Connecting Input Devices  
Many of the connectors on the HA91 support the connection of more than one kind of  
device. For example, USB printers, keyboards, or scanners can be connected to any of  
the USB ports.  
USB  
Compliant device  
Memory Cards  
1394  
Compliant device  
MIC-In  
Monitor  
1394  
Compliant  
device  
LCD TV  
SPDIF  
Audio-Out  
LAN  
TV  
USB  
Compliant device  
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2.2 Connecting a Monitor/ Flat Display  
Check the connectors on your monitor; many monitors have both a VGA (analog)  
connector and a DVD-I (digital) connector. If the monitor has both connectors, use the  
DVI-I connection as digital provides a better quality signal.  
The following directions refer to connecting a VGA:  
1. Connect the cable to the VGA connector on the HA91. Tighten the securing screws.  
2. Connect the other end of the cable to corresponding connector on the monitor and  
tighten the securing screws.  
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2.3 Connecting Speakers or an Amplifier  
There are many options for connecting amplifiers using both analog and digital  
connections.  
Analog connections are made using the line-out connector. Digital connections are  
made using the SPDIF connector.  
SPDIF (Sony/Philips Digital InterFace) is an interface for transferring digital  
audio between devices such as CD and DVD players and amplifiers. Use  
this connection if available on your amplifier.  
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2.4 Setting up a 5.1 Audio Environment  
The 5.1 channel audio environment is a digital audio playback system for  
home theater. It includes five channels (left, right, center, rear/surround left  
and right) plus a subwoofer channel.  
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2.5 Connecting a TV Antenna  
Before you can watch TV you must connect an antenna or a CATV cable to the HA91.  
1. Connect your VHF/UHF (antenna) or CATV cable to the ANT connector on the HA91.  
2. Connect the other end of the cable to the antenna or CATV socket.  
After connecting the antenna you need to scan for channels.  
For convenient connection and disconnection use the provided TV quick  
connector cable.  
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2.6 Connecting to a LAN  
To go online and send or receive email you must have an Internet connection.  
If you have an existing ADSL account, connect the RJ-45 cable from your ADSL to the  
LAN connector on the HA91.  
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2.7 Connecting the Power Cable  
Refer to the following to connect the power cable.  
1. Connect the power cable to the power connector on the HA91.  
2. Connect the other end to an electrical outlet.  
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SPECIFICATIONS  
Board  
CPU  
GA-8I865SC  
PSC Celeron 2.8GHz ( Celeron D 335 )  
512MB  
DRAM  
HDD  
160G or greater  
Dimensions  
Power Rating  
Chipset  
438.2 (W) x 325.8 (D) x 60.8 (H) mm  
180W Adaptor (100-240V; 50/ 60 Hz)  
865G/ ICH5 / RTL655 / RTL8100C  
SPDIF/ Front USB 2-Port (2x5) / Front 1394 1 Port/ Front A/V  
/ IrDA/ Card reader  
Front I/O  
Peripherals  
Optical device/ FDD/ Keyboard/ Mouse  
Riser card/ ADD card/ Tuner card/ FIO board/ Card Reader/  
VFD module  
Add-on Cards  
Operating System  
A/P  
Window 98/ 98SE/ ME/ 2000/ XPO/ MCE  
GBT driver disk  
Rear I/O  
USB/ D-sub/DVI/ TV-out/ Audio / LAN (RJ45)/ SPDIF/ 1394  
Windows Logo/ EMI/Safety  
Certification  

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