Beyond Icebox Flipscreen User Manual

Table of Contents

Important Safety Instructions

General Warnings and Cautions ............................ 1

Protection Against Electric Shock ............................. 2

Information About Repair Service ............................ 4

Getting Started

Setting Up Your iCEBOX ....................................... 6

Installing the Batteries ............................................ 6

Connecting a TV Cable or Antenna ......................... 8

Connecting an S-Video Source ............................... 9

Connecting a Camera, VCR or Video Game. ........... 9

Connecting the FM Radio Antenna ........................ 10

Connecting to the Internet .................................... 10

Wired Broadband Connectivity ................... 10

Wireless Broadband Connectivity ................ 12

Dial-Up Connectivity .................................. 13

Networking Other Appliances ............................. 14

Coffee Maker, Bread Maker, and Microwave Oven

Connecting Other Devices ................................... 15

Printer ..................................................... 15

External Speakers ...................................... 15

Connecting the Power ........................................ 16

Using the iCEBOX Controls

Front Panel ....................................................... 17

LED Indicator ............................................ 18

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Remote and Keyboard ........................................ 19

Mode and Power Buttons ........................... 20

Options Button ......................................... 21

Television Mode Buttons ............................. 21

Internet Mode Buttons ................................ 22

DVD & CD Mode Buttons ........................... 24

Adjusting the Image and Sound ............................ 26

Stylus & Touch Screen ......................................... 27

Using the iCEBOX Modes

Television Mode ................................................ 29

Choosing the Television Signal Source .......... 29

Programming the Television Channels ........... 30

Changing Channels .................................. 31

DVD & CD Mode .............................................. 32

Playing DVD and CDs ............................... 32

Internet Mode ................................................... 34

Configuring Connection Settings .................. 35

Configuring Browser Settings ....................... 37

Browsing the Internet ................................. 38

Radio Mode ..................................................... 41

Finding Radio Stations ............................... 41

Managing Radio Stations ........................... 41

Video Mode ..................................................... 43

My Kitchen Mode .............................................. 44

Monitoring Appliances in My Kitchen Mode .. 44

Appliance Status Indicators ................................. 45

Appliance Online ..................................... 45

Appliance Offline ..................................... 45

Appliance Not Present ............................... 45

Updating Appliance Recipes ................................ 45

Automatic Nightly Updates ......................... 46

Manual Recipe Updates ............................. 46

Caring for Your iCEBOX

Cleaning the iCEBOX ......................................... 47

Getting Help ..................................................... 48

Troubleshooting ................................................. 49

FAQs .............................................................. 50

Additional Information

Accessories ...................................................... 55

Personal Identification Policy ....................... 55

Privacy of Children .................................... 55

Other Web Sites ...................................... 55

Security Information ................................... 56

Specifications .................................................... 57

FCC Statement .................................................. 58

Index ............................................................... 59

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Important Safety Instructions

When using the iCEBOX™ FlipScreen, observe these basic precautions to

reduce the risk of personal injury or equipment damage.

Before using the iCEBOX

• Read and understand all iCEBOX instructions.

• Follow all warnings and cautions on the product and in these operating

instructions.

• Do not use the iCEBOX for anything other than its intended use.

Warnings and Cautions

The following examples demonstrate warning and caution statements

found within this document. Read and follow all warnings and cautions.

Warning: Warning statements warn of hazards or unsafe practices

that could result in serious personal injury

or death.

Caution: Caution statements warn of hazards or unsafe practices

that could result in minor personal injury or damage to

the product.

The following general hazards could result in personal injury or product

damage. Specific warnings and cautions are found in relevant sections of

the operating instructions.

General

Warnings and

Cautions

1. Read the instructions. All safety and operating instructions should be

read before operating the iCEBOX.

2. Retain the instructions. The safety and operating instructions should be

retained for future reference.

3. Heed warnings. All warnings on the product and in the operating

instructions should be adhered to.

4. Follow instructions. All operating instructions should be followed.

5. Cleaning. Unplug the iCEBOX from the wall before cleaning it. Do not

use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Clean the unit with a damp

cloth.

6. Attachments. Do not use attachments which are not recommended by

the manufacturer.

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7. Do not use the unit near water. For example, near a bath tub, wash

bowl, kitchen sink, or laundry tub; in a wet basement; or near a swim-

ming pool; and the like.

8. Carts and Stands. The iCEBOX should be placed

on a cart or stand designed to securely support

the weight of the unit.

When mounted on a cart or stand, the iCEBOX

should be moved carefully. Sudden stops, exces-

sive force, or uneven surfaces may cause the cart

to overturn.

9. Accessories. Do not place this product on an

unstable cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table. The product may fall

causing serious injury to a child or an adult and serious damage to the

product.

10.Power sources. This product should only be operated from the type of

power source indicated on the marking label. If you are not sure of the

power supply to your home, consult your product dealer or local power

company.

Protection Against

Electric Shock

11.Grounding or polarization. This product is equipped with a three-wire

grounding-type plug, a plug having a third grounding pin. This plug

will only fit into a grounding type power outlet. This is a safety feature.

If you are unable to insert the plug into the outlet, contact your electri-

cian to replace the obsolete outlet. Do not defeat the safety purpose of

the grounding-type plug.

12.Power-cord protection. Power-supply cords should be routed so that

they are not likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed upon or

against them, paying particular attention to cords at plugs, conve-

nience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the product.

13.Outdoor antenna grounding. If an outside antenna or cable system is

connected to the product, be sure the antenna or cable system is

grounded so as to provide some protection against voltage surges and

built-up static charges. Article 810 of the National Electrical Code,

ANSI/NFPA 70, provides information with regard to proper grounding

Important Safety Instructions

of the mast and supporting structure, grounding of the lead-in wire to

an antenna discharge unit, size of grounding conductors, location of

antenna-discharge unit, connection to grounding electrodes, and

requirements for the grounding electrode.

Antenna lead wire

Ground clamp

Antenna discharge unit

(NEC section 810-20)

Electric service

equipment

Power service grounding

electrode system

Ground clamps

(NEC ART 250 Part H)

FIGURE 1. Example of Antenna Grounding

14.Lightning. For added protection for this product during a lightning

storm, or when it is left unattended and unused for long periods of time,

unplug it from the wall outlet and disconnect the antenna or cable sys-

tem. This will prevent damage to the product due to lightning and

power-line surges.

15.Power lines. An outside antenna system should not be located in the

vicinity of overhead power lines or other electric light or power circuits,

or where it can fall into such power lines or circuits. When installing an

outside antenna system extreme care should be taken to keep from

touching such power lines or circuits as contact with them might be

fatal.

16.Overloading. Do not overload wall outlets, extension cords, or integral

convenience receptacles as this can result in a risk of fire or electric

shock.

17.Object and liquid entry. Never push objects of any kind into this prod-

uct through openings as they may touch dangerous voltage points or

short-out parts that could result in a fire or electric shock. Never spill liq-

uid of any kind on the product.

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18.Servicing. Do not attempt to service this product yourself as opening or

Information About

Repair Service

removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage or other haz-

ards. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.

19.Damage requiring service. Unplug this product from the wall outlet and

refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following

conditions:

a. When the power-supply cord or plug is damaged.

b. If liquid has been spilled, or objects have fallen into the product.

c. If the product has been exposed to rain or water.

d. If the product does not operate normally by following the operat-

ing instructions. Adjust only those controls that are covered by the

operating instructions as an improper adjustment of other controls

may result in damage and will often require extensive work by a

qualified technician to restore the product to its normal operation.

e. If the product has been dropped or damaged in any way.

When the product exhibits a distinct change in performance, this

indicates a need for service.

20.Replacement parts. When replacement parts are required, be sure the

service technician has used replacement parts specified by the manu-

facturer or have the same characteristics as the original part.

Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire, electric shock, or other

hazards.

21.Safety check. Upon completion of any service or repairs to this product,

ask the service technician to perform safety checks to determine that

the product is in proper operating condition.

22.Heat. The product should be situated away from heat sources such as

radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other products (including amplifiers)

that produce heat.

Getting Started

Welcome to the iCEBOX™—the ultimate Information, Communication, and

Entertainment system designed specifically for the kitchen. With the iCE-

BOX™ FlipScreen, you can watch television, browse the Internet, play

DVDs or CDs, check your Email, and monitor other areas of your home, all

from the convenience of your kitchen.

FIGURE 2. The iCEBOX FlipScreen Installed Under Kitchen Cabinets

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Setting Up Your iCEBOX

Before you turn on your iCEBOX, you will need to install the batteries in the

remote and keyboard and set up the connections to support the many fea-

tures of the iCEBOX. These connections may include:

• Your television cable or antenna

• Any additional video sources (such as a camera and/or satellite cable)

• The included FM Radio antenna

• A PCMCIA Network card and an Ethernet cable or phone line.

• A SANI network card if you have other Beyond Appliances

The final thing you should do is plug in the power cord before turning on

the device. Figure 5 shows the rear panel connections on the iCEBOX.

The remote requires two AAA batteries (supplied), and the keyboard

requires two AA batteries (supplied). Alkaline batteries are recommended.

Installing the

Batteries

To install the batteries for your remote

1. On the back of the remote, remove the battery cover by loosening the

small screw in the center of the panel ( fig. 3). Keep the attached

washer with the screw.

2. Install two AAA batteries, ensuring that the polarity (+ and –) on the

batteries matches the + and – markings in the battery compartment.

3. Reattach the battery cover, making sure that the cover is seated

properly.

4. Insert the screw, with the washer still attached, and tighten the screw

until it is snug.

Caution: Do not overtighten the screw. You may damage the

washer and the remote will no longer be washable.

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Battery Cover

Secured Screw

FIGURE 3. Remote Battery Installation

To install the batteries for your keyboard

1. On the back of the keyboard, remove the battery cover by loosening

both large screws on either end of the battery panel (fig. 4). Keep the

attached washers with each screw.

2. Remove the rubber gasket.

3. Install two AA batteries, ensuring that the polarity (+ and –) on the bat-

teries matches the + and – markings in the battery compartment.

4. Reattach the rubber gasket, ensuring that the four nubs on the under-

side of the gasket are pressed firmly into the holes in the battery

compartment. This is important to keep the keyboard washable.

5. Reattach the battery cover, ensuring that it is seated properly.

6. Insert the screws, with the washers still attached, and tighten the screws

until they are snug.

Note: If the screws won't tighten all the way, or the battery cover isn't

flush with the keyboard bottom, make sure the rubber gasket is

firmly inserted into the battery compartment.

Caution: Do not overtighten the screws. You may damage the

washers and the keyboard will no longer be washable.

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Screw

Battery Cover

Rubber Gasket

FIGURE 4. Keyboard Battery Installation

FIGURE 5. Rear Panel of the iCEBOX FlipScreen

The iCEBOX is a 125-channel, cable-ready, stereo television. To use your

iCEBOX as a television, you must first connect it to a TV signal source.

Connecting a TV

Cable or Antenna

To connect the TV cable

• Screw the existing television cable into the TV In connection on the

back of the iCEBOX (fig. 5). If space is limited, use the supplied right

angle F-connector.

To connect a TV antenna

• Use an antenna with a connector designed to fit on to a coaxial cable

connection like the one for the TV In connection at the back of the iCE-

BOX (fig. 5).

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Satellite or Digital Cable Television Service

The iCEBOX supports satellite and digital cable television service; how-

ever, when using satellite service, the iCEBOX remote or keyboard cannot

be used to change channels. Continue to use your existing remote control

with the set-top box.

Your satellite signal may come in through the standard TV-In coxial connec-

tion. See To connect the TV cable in the previous section.

Alternately, you may wish to take advantage of the higher quality of Satel-

lite or Digital Cable by using the S-video connection. You can connect

digital cable or a Direct Broadcast Satellite (DBS) system, such as DirectTV

or DISH, to your iCEBOX. See To connect an S-Video source in the next

section.

Note: If you use an S-Video connection from your Satellite or Digital

cable, you will need to use Video Mode to watch television. See

Video Mode on page 43. The iCEBOX remote or keyboard can-

not be used to change channels in Video Mode. Continue to use

your existing remote control with the set-top box.

S-Video (Super-Video) divides video information into two separate signals

for a sharper, higher-quality image. Most new video cameras, camcord-

ers, VCRs, and game machines include an S-Video jack.

Connecting an

S-Video Source

The iCEBOX can support one S-Video signal that can be viewed in Video

Mode. Press the Video mode button repeatedly to toggle between the S-

Video signal and a composite signal. You can also use the S-Video jack

for Satellite or Digital Cable. For more information see Video Mode on

page 43.

To connect an S-Video source

• Plug an S-Video cable from the camera, VCR, game machine or satel-

lite/cable receiver into the S-Video connection on the back of the

iCEBOX.

• Insert audio cables from the S-Video device into the Audio In connec-

tions in the back of the iCEBOX.

Using the iCEBOX Video Mode, you can monitor another area of your

home where a video camera is installed, play a video game or view a

video tape in a VCR using a composite signal.

Connecting a

Camera, VCR or

Video Game.

Since Video Mode supports both composite and S-Video sources, you can

toggle between the two signals by repeatedly pressing the Video mode

button. For more information see Video Mode on page 43.

Note: At this time, Video Mode supports only one Audio source which

will continue to play when you toggle between Video signals.

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To connect a composite source

• Plug an RCA cable from a camera, VCR or game machine into the

Video In connection on the back of the iCEBOX.

• Insert audio cables from the device into the Audio In connections on the

back of the iCEBOX.

You can use the iCEBOX to listen to your favorite local FM radio stations in

FM Radio Mode. Enclosed with your iCEBOX FlipScreen is an FM radio

antenna.

Connecting the

FM Radio

Antenna

To connect the FM Antenna

1. Make sure the FlipScreen unit is powered off by checking the LED on

the front of the unit – it should be black and unlit. The power can be

turned off using the red rocker switch on the back of the unit.

2. Remove the antenna from the iCEBOX packaging

3. Attach the antenna by screwing it onto the FM Antenna coaxial socket

(see Figure 2) on the back of the FlipScreen.

The iCEBOX supports three types of Internet connectivity using a PCMCIA

Network card. Depending upon which type of card is used, you can con-

nect using:

Connecting to the

Internet

• Wired (Ethernet) Broadband. Your broadband service may be pro-

vided over DSL or cable modem.

• Wireless (802.11b) Broadband. This requires a wireless network.

• Dial-Up Internet Access. The dial-up Internet services must not require

the installation of additional software.

Wired Broadband Connectivity

Your iCEBOX accessories box includes a PCMCIA Network card which

supports an Ethernet connection to a DSL or cable modem. Because the

iCEBOX uses the Windows CE .NET platform, we cannot ensure that an

alternate network card will work. Please contact customer support for a

current list of alternate supported cards.

The following instructions assume that your DSL/cable modem and home

network are already installed and configured. For more detailed Internet

Connection information, refer to the Installation Manual.

To connect using a Wired Broadband (DSL or cable modem)

connection

1. Insert the networking card, with the card’s label facing toward the cen-

ter of the device, into the PCMCIA slot on the back of the iCEBOX

(fig. 5).

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2. Insert an Ethernet cable from your home network into the Ethernet jack

on the PCMCIA card.

•

In most cases, no further connection settings are required. If no

connection is established when you first go to Internet Mode, see

Configuring a Wired Broadband Connection on page 35 for

more information.

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Wireless Broadband Connectivity

There are two ways to connect the iCEBOX to your wireless network:

• Using an approved wireless PCMCIA Network card; or,

• Using a wireless bridge connected to the ethernet PCMCIA card.

Because the iCEBOX uses the Windows CE .NET platform, we cannot

ensure the compatibility of all wireless network cards. Please contact cus-

tomer support for a current list of supported wireless PCMCIA networking

cards.

To connect using a wireless PCMCIA card

1. Insert a wireless networking card, with the label facing the center of the

device, into the PCMCIA slot on the back of the iCEBOX (fig. 5).

•

Further configuration settings are required to connect to your wire-

less network. See Configuring a Wireless Connection on

page 35.

To connect using a wireless bridge

1. Insert the included networking card into the PCMCIA slot on the back

of the iCEBOX (fig. 5).

2. Connect the wireless bridge to your home PC and configure it follow-

ing the directions provided by the manufacturer of the bridge.

3. When the wireless bridge is properly configured for your wireless net-

work, disconnect it from your home PC.

4. Insert one end of an Ethernet cable into the bridge, and one end into

the Ethernet jack on the PCMCIA card.

•

In most cases, no further connection settings are required. If no

connection is established when you first go to Internet Mode, see

Configuring a Wired Broadband Connection on page 35 for

more information.

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Dial-Up Connectivity

To connect to a dial-up Internet provider, you will need to use a PCMCIA

modem card equipped with an RJ-11 phone jack.

Note: The iCEBOX does not currently support any ISPs that require

downloading or installing software. At the time of the printing of

this manual, AOL is an example of an ISP that will not work with

the iCEBOX because of their download requirements, although

you can still retrieve AOL mail using the iCEBOX Internet browser.

To connect using a Dial-Up connection

1. Insert the modem card, with the card’s label facing toward the center of

the device, into the PCMCIA slot on the back of the iCEBOX.

2. Plug the analog telephone line into RJ-11 jack on the modem card.

•

Further configuration is required. See Configuring a Dial-Up Con-

nection on page 36.

Caution: Do not connect the iCEBOX to a digital phone line.

Severe damage can occur to the iCEBOX.

Digital Versus Analog Phone Lines

Two types of phone lines are commonly available: analog and digital.

Most homes are wired with analog phone lines. Digital lines are usually

found in commercial and industrial sites. However, newer homes, apart-

ments, and condominiums may be prewired with high-speed digital phone

lines.

All modems, including that in a PCMCIA networking card, require an ana-

log phone line. Connecting a modem to a digital line will cause

permanent damage to the modem.

To determine which type of line you have, look at the phone line connec-

tor. An analog phone connector is terminated with 2 or 4 copper wires. A

digital connector is terminated with 6 or 8 copper wires. If you cannot

determine for certain which type of phone line you have, contact your

phone service provider.

If You Have a Digital Phone Line

In commercial buildings, apartment buildings, and condominiums, digital

phone lines usually come from a telephone switch or PBX located in the

building. These telephone switches will also support analog phone lines.

The telephone system administrator may be able to arrange for an analog

phone line to be brought to your location from the local telephone switch.

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If you live in a house wired with a digital line, you can arrange with your

phone company to have an analog line brought into your home. In addi-

tion, many digital phone manufacturers offer inexpensive adapters that

plug into the digital phone line and convert it to an analog line. These

adapters usually work best at lower modem speeds.

Coffee Maker, Bread Maker, and Microwave Oven

Networking Other

Appliances

If you purchase and install any one of the other appliances in the Beyond

Connected line, you can network those products together with your iCE-

BOX, and take advantage of the appliance’s smart features. For example,

by networking your Bread Maker in with your iCEBOX, new bread mix

recipes will automatically download to your Bread Maker memory through

the internet connected iCEBOX.

To network with any of the appliances, the iCEBOX FlipScreen and the

appliance must each have a SANI Cartridge installed. The SANI

Cartidges are wireless transmitting and receiving devices that operate in

the same frequency rage as a typical cordless telephone.

SANI connectivity is one of the features that make your Beyond Appli-

ances so special.

The SANI Cartridges can be purchased wherever you purchase your

Beyond Appliances.

FIGURE 6. SANI Card

To install the SANI Cartridge

1. Ensure that the power switch on the iCEBOX back panel is in the off

position (“O” is depressed).

2. Remove the plastic cap from the SANI Card Slot.

3. Insert the SANI Card gently into the SANI Card Slot. The label on the

SANI Card should face up, and the connector must seat firmly in the

card socket.

4. Turn the power switch on.

5. The iCEBOX is now ready for you to bind your Connected Appliances.

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To Add Connected Appliances

1. On your iCEBOX, go to My Kitchen Mode by pressing the Mode X

button on the remote or keyboard.

2. Open the My Kitchen Options Menu, by pressing the Options button

on the remote or keyboard.

3. On the My Kitchen Options Menu, select Add Appliance.

4. On the appliance control panel, press the NETWORK button. The

appliance will enter Binding mode. The word BIND will display and the

word “Network” will blink on the appliance display.

If the appliance double-beeps and the word Bind disappears, there is a

SANI Card problem and you should check that the cards are properly

inserted, or if there are sources of radio interference nearby.

If the word Network was already on the appliance display, the appli-

ance is already networked. Press and hold the NETWORK button for

five seconds to unbind the appliance, then press the NETWORK button

once to enter bind mode with the iCEBOX again.

5. When the iCEBOX detects the appliance, it will prompt you to bind.

You must choose OK to bind the appliance.

When you have accepted the appliance, the appliance will beep, the

word “Network” will remain lit and the appliance clock will synchronize to

the iCEBOX. From then on, the appliance status will be viewable on your

iCEBOX and the appliance network features will be available.

To Remove a Connected Appliance

1. On your iCEBOX, go to My Kitchen Mode by pressing the Mode X

button on the remote or keyboard.

2. Open the My Kitchen Options Menu, by pressing the Options button

on the remote or keyboard.

3. On the My Kitchen Options Menu, select Remove Appliance.

4. On the Appliance Control Panel, press and hold the NETWORK but-

ton.

5. Now both the iCEBOX and the Appliance are not networked anymore.

Printer

Connecting Other

Devices

You can print Web pages with a compatible printer. Connect a printer to

one of the USB ports on the bottom of your iCEBOX (fig. 5).

For more information on using printers with your iCEBOX, visit

support.iceboxllc.com.

External Speakers

You can route sound through a home stereo or other amplified audio sys-

tem. Connect your system to the Audio Out connections on the rear panel

of the unit (fig. 5). For more information, refer to the instructions that were

provided with your audio system.

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The iCEBOX operates with a current of 110 V AC, 60Hz. A 110 V AC

Connecting the

Power

power cord is supplied with your iCEBOX.

To connect the power

1. Ensure that the power switch on the back panel is in the off position

(“O” is depressed).

2. Plug the supplied AC power cord into the AC connector on the rear

panel of the iCEBOX.

3. Plug the other end into a 110 V AC wall socket.

4. Turn the power switch to the on position (“|” is depressed).

The LED indicator on front panel shines red.

Using the iCEBOX Controls

Before turning on your iCEBOX FlipScreen for the first time, take a moment

to familiarize yourself with the controls. When you turn your iCEBOX on

for the first time, it will be in Television Mode. See Television Mode on

page 29 for information on programming the television channels.

The front panel of the FlipScreen has controls and indicators that are

attractively integrated into the design.

Front Panel

FIGURE 7. Front Panel of iCEBOX FlipScreen

The buttons on the front panel do the following:

Eject Ejects the disc tray. Press again to retract tray.

Play/Pause Begins, pauses, or resumes the playing

of a disc.

Channel –/+ Press – to select the next lowest chan-

nel. Press + to select the next highest channel.

Volume –/+ Press – or + to decrease or increase the

volume.

Mute Turns off all sound from the FlipScreen. To

restore sound, press again or press Volume –/+.

Options Displays onscreen menus for your current

mode.

Power On/Off Turns your iCEBOX on. Press again

to put iCEBOX in Sleep Mode.

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LED Indicator

The LED indicator on the front panel of the iCEBOX tells you what the cur-

rent power status is for your iCEBOX.

When the LED is...

The iCEBOX is...

Unlighted

Turned off at the main power switch on the

rear panel of the unit.

Red

In Sleep Mode. Sleep Mode occurs when

the main power switch is on, but the iCE-

BOX is turned off at the remote, keyboard,

or front panel Power On/Off button.

Flashing

Green

Turning on or resetting.

On.

Using the iCEBOX Controls

The remote and keyboard have similar controls—what works on one will

work on the other. Figure 8 shows the layout of the remote buttons. The

layout for the keyboard is similar unless otherwise noted.

Remote and

Keyboard

The buttons on the remote and keyboard are laid out in sections and are

color coded. The following table shows which colors are associated with

the various modes.

Mode

Color of Buttons

Purple

Orange

Green

Television Mode

Internet Mode

DVD & CD Mode

FIGURE 8. The iCEBOX Remote

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Mode and Power Buttons

The mode buttons and power button (fig. 9) are located at the top of the

remote and along the top of the keyboard.

FIGURE 9. Mode and Power Buttons

The mode and power buttons do the following:

Power Turns the iCEBOX on. Press again to

put iCEBOX in Sleep Mode. (See LED Indica-

tor on page 18)

Television

Television Mode Puts the iCEBOX into Televi-

sion Mode so that you can watch your

favorite shows.

Internet

Internet Mode Puts the iCEBOX into Internet

Mode so that you can connect to the Internet.

DVD & CD

DVD & CD Mode Puts the iCEBOX into DVD &

CD Mode so that you can watch a DVD or

play a CD.

Radio

Video

Radio Mode Puts the iCEBOX into Radio Mode

so that you can listen to your favorite FM

Radio stations.

Video Mode Puts the iCEBOX into Video Mode

so that you can monitor another place in your

home or access an s-video signal. Press the

Video button repeatedly to switch between the

S-Video and composite signals.

Mode X, and

Mode Y

Mode X Puts the iCEBOX in My Kitchen Mode

where you can monitor and interact with your

other Beyond Connected Appliances.

Mode Y This key is intentionally unassigned so

that it can be available for future updates.

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Options Button

Figure 10 shows the location of the Options button. You can use the

Options button in all modes to display the Options menu for the current

mode.

Television Mode Buttons

FIGURE 10. Options, Channel, and Volume Buttons

The television and volume buttons do the following:

Channel –/+ Press

channel. Press

channel.

to select the next highest

to select the next lowest

Volume –/+ Press

to increase the volume. Press

to decrease the volume.

Last Channel Press to jump to the last viewed

channel.

Mute Press to turn off all sound from the iCEBOX.

To resume sound, press again or press Volume –/+.

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Internet Mode Buttons

FIGURE 11. Internet Mode Buttons

The Internet Mode buttons do the following:

Jump to Target Press to move the selection indicator

to the target area and back again.

Jump to Favorites Press to display your list of favor-

ite Web sites.

Back Press to return to the previously viewed Web

page.

Next Press to advance to the next viewable Web

page.

Home Press to return to your home page from any-

where on the Internet. See Configuring Browser

Settings on page 37.

Email Press to go to your Web-based Email

account. See Configuring Browser Settings on

page 37.

Scroll Press to scroll the page up, down, left, or

right on the screen.

Using the iCEBOX Controls

The directional buttons and the GO button are shown in figure 12.

FIGURE 12. Directional Buttons and GO Button

In Internet Mode, use the directional buttons around the GO button to

move the colored selection box around the screen to select a link. To fol-

low the link, press GO.

In DVD & CD Mode, use the directional buttons to navigate through DVD

menus. To select a menu item, press GO.

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DVD & CD Mode Buttons

FIGURE 13. DVD & CD Mode Buttons

The DVD & CD Mode buttons do the following:

Play Press to begin or resume playing a disc.

Pause Press to pause the DVD or CD in its present

track. To resume, press

Stop Press to stop disc play.

Reverse Press once and the disc moves in reverse.

Press multiple times to increase the speed. Press

to resume normal speed.

Forward Press once and the disc advances. Press

multiple times to increase the speed. Press

resume normal speed.

Skip Reverse Press to return to the previous chapter

or CD track. Skips to the beginning of the current

CD track if partway though it.

Skip Forward Press to advance to the next view-

able chapter or CD track.

Title Press to view the title on DVDs (when

available).

Menu Press to view the menu on DVDs (when

available).

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Remote Buttons

Keyboard Keys

FIGURE 14. Additional DVD & CD Mode Buttons

These additional DVD & CD Mode buttons do the following:

Repeat

Random

Audio

Press to toggle between different repeat modes,

such as track (CD Only) or disc (CD & DVD).

Press to have chapters or tracks play in a random

order. Press again to cancel random play.

Press to toggle among available audio tracks on

DVDs, such as dubbed languages or director com-

mentary. (Not available on all DVDs.)

Subtitle

Display

Press to display subtitles on a DVD. Press again to

toggle among available subtitles and clear from

the screen. (Not available on all DVDs.)

Press to toggle between DVD information displays

such as time elapsed and time remaining. Press

repeatedly to cycle through all functions and clear

from the screen.

Zoom

Angle

Press to zoom in on scenes. Press again to cancel.

Press to toggle scenes from different camera

angles. (Not available on all DVDs.)

3D Audio

Press to toggle an optional audio mode that can

enhance the listening quality of some DVDs and

CDs.

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In any mode (see Using the iCEBOX Modes on page 29), you can adjust

aspects of the image and the sound that your iCEBOX produces. Once

made, these adjustments are in effect for all modes.

Adjusting the

Image and Sound

The following table shows which image adjustments are available in each

mode.

Mode

Brightness

Contrast

Color (Saturation)

Tint (Hue)

•

Television

DVD & CD

Internet

Video

•

To adjust the image

1. With the iCEBOX turned on, press Options.

2. Select Adjust Image.

3. Select the image adjustment that you want to make. (See the table

above to see which adjustments are available in each mode.)

4. Use the navigation buttons to move the slider, or use the stylus to tap

the desired setting.

5. Repeat for other image adjustments.

6. Choose OK.

To adjust the sound

1. With the iCEBOX turned on, press Options.

2. Select Adjust Sound.

3. Select the sound attribute that you want to adjust.

4. Use the navigation buttons to move the slider, or use the stylus to tap

the desired setting.

5. Repeat for other sound attributes.

6. Choose OK.

Using the iCEBOX Controls

While in Internet Mode, you can use the stylus to tap links, select items,

and scroll pages. Always use the stylus rather than a finger, fingernail or

other implement. The stylus is specially weighted for best results, makes it

easier to select smaller links on Web pages, and helps keep the touch

screen clean.

Stylus & Touch

Screen

To navigate using the stylus

• Tap a link or button to go to that Web page.

• Tap a check box to mark or clear it.

• Tap a text box to select it.

• Tap the arrow of a drop-down list to display the options, then tap an

item in the list.

• Drag a scroll bar to scroll the Web page.

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Using the iCEBOX Modes

The iCEBOX is a television, DVD & CD player, Internet browser, home

video monitor and FM Radio—all in one device. These separate “modes”

are explained below.

The iCEBOX is a 125-channel, cable-ready television. Before you view

television channels on your iCEBOX, you must select the signal source.

Also, you can program the television channels that are available in your

area.

Television Mode

Choosing the Television Signal Source

For your iCEBOX to work properly in Television Mode, you need to select

the signal source that is plugged into the iCEBOX.

To select the television signal source

1. If not already in Television Mode, press Television.

2. Press Options. The Television Options menu is displayed.

Television Options

Manage Channels

Autoscan Channels

Choose Signal Source

Adjust Sound

Adjust Image

FIGURE 15. Television Options Menu

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3. From the Television Options menu, select Choose Signal Source.

4. Select Cable or Antenna to match the source of the TV signal that you

have connected to the iCEBOX.

5. Choose OK.

Satellite Television Service

The iCEBOX supports satellite television service; however, when using sat-

ellite service, the iCEBOX remote or keyboard cannot be used to change

channels. Continue to use your existing remote control with the set-top

box.

Your satellite signal may come in through the TV In coxial connection or

the S-Video jack in the back of the iCEBOX.

To access a signal from the TV In connection

• To set a satellite signal source coming in through the TV In coaxial con-

nection, select the Cable option when choosing the Signal Source.

• You may also want to remove all the iCEBOX channels except 3 or 4 (if

needed) to prevent the Channel +/- buttons from having any effect.

• Use your existing remote control with the set-top box to change

channels.

To access a a signal from the S-Video connection.

• To access a satellite (or Digital Cable) signal coming through the S-

Video jacks, switch to Video mode to watch television.

• Press the Video mode button repeatedly to toggle between the compos-

ite and S-Video video signals.

• Use your existing remote control with the set-top box to change

channels.

Programming the Television Channels

The Autoscan Channels feature allows you to easily configure the iCEBOX

to show only the television channels that are available in your area.

To Autoscan for Television Channels

Note: Do not perform Autoscan if your iCEBOX is not connected to a

television signal source.

1. If not already in Television Mode, press Television.

2. Press Options. The Television Options menu is displayed (fig. 15).

3. Select Autoscan Channels.

4. Choose OK.

The iCEBOX automatically scans for television channels available in

your area. This may take a few moments. When the scan is complete,

the TV tunes to the first available channel.

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Changing Channels

You can change television channels on your iCEBOX using either of the fol-

lowing methods.

To change channels

• Using the number keys, enter the channel number that you want to

view. After a few seconds, the new channel appears.

–Or–

• Press Channel –/+ to switch to the desired channel.

Note: Program the channels before using the Channel –/+ keys to avoid

changing to channels without any content (static). See Program-

ming the Television Channels on page 30.

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Playing DVD and CDs

In DVD & CD Mode, the iCEBOX can play DVDs and music CDs.

DVD & CD Mode

To play a DVD or CD

1. Press

2. Place the disc with its label side up onto the tray.

3. Press to close the tray.

on the front panel of the iCEBOX to open the disc tray.

The disc will play automatically. DVDs will typically display a menu.

General Commands

The following table lists additional tasks and commands:

To...

Do this...

Stop the disc

On the remote or keyboard,

press

On the remote or keyboard,

press

On the remote or keyboard,

press

On the remote or keyboard,

press or

Pause the disc

Resume a paused disc

Move forward or back-

wards in the disc

Press again to increase or

decrease the speed backwards or

forward. Press

ing the disc.

to resume play-

Automatically repeat the

disc

On the remote or keyboard,

press Repeat.

Press again to turn off repeat

function.

Play the next or previous

DVD chapter

On the remote or keyboard,

press

Display DVD menu

On the remote or keyboard,

press Menu.

Watch DVD with subtitles

On the remote or keyboard,

press Subtitle.

Press again to turn off subtitles.

Change angle on DVDs that On the remote or keyboard,

feature different camera

angles

press Angle.

Press again to see other camera

angles.

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Change zoom level on

DVDs

On the remote or keyboard,

press Zoom.

Press again to see other zoom

options.

Change DVD audio track

options

On the remote or keyboard,

press Audio.

Press again to see other audio

track options.

Go to a specific CD track

On the remote or keyboard, enter

the number of the track,

then press GO.

Play the next or previous

CD track

On the remote or keyboard,

press

Randomize CD tracks

On the remote or keyboard,

press Random.

Press again to turn off random

function.

3D Audio

3D Audio is an optional audio setting that may enhance the listening qual-

ity of some DVD and CDs.

To listen with 3D Audio

1. Press 3D Audio.

2. Press again to turn 3D Audio off.

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You can browse the Internet on your iCEBOX using Internet Mode. Using

Internet Mode

the remote, keyboard and touch screen, you can browse web sites, check

email and look up useful information in the kitchen. You can specify a

default home and email web page for quick access.

Before browsing you may need to configure your Internet connection. If

your iCEBOX was professionally installed, it is most likely already config-

ured for Internet Mode. If it was not, you will need to contact your Internet

service provider (ISP) for information needed to configure the iCEBOX.

Note: You can find more information about configuring an Internet con-

nection in the iCEBOX Help. Press Help in Internet Mode and

select Connecting to the Internet.

Internet Options

Refresh Connection

Browser Settings

Connection Settings

Updates

Adjust Sound

Adjust Image

FIGURE 16. Internet Options Menu

Using the iCEBOX Modes

Configuring Connection Settings

The iCEBOX can connect to the Internet in three different ways:

• Wired (Ethernet) Broadband

• Wireless (802.11b) Broadband

• Dial-Up

Configuring a Wired Broadband Connection

If you’ve installed the included PCMCIA Network card for a wired (ether-

net) Broadband connection, further configuration may not be needed. The

iCEBOX is set by default to support DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration

Protocol), which is suitable for most households. If your Internet Service

Provider (ISP) support DHCP, the iCEBOX should connect automatically

when you go to Internet Mode.

However, if you use a Static IP address further information is required to

connect. Your ISP will need to provide you with a static IP address, subnet

mask, gateway router and DNS servers.

To configure a Broadband connection

1. Press Internet to switch to Internet Mode, then press Options.

2. From the Internet Options menu, select Connection Settings.

3. Select the Broadband Settings button.

4. Select the Ethernet Type.

•

Select the Use DHCP (Auto) if your ISP supports dynamic host con-

figuration protocol (DHCP).

•

Clear the Use DHCP (Auto) checkbox if your ISP does not support

DHCP.

5. If needed, enter static IP address, subnet mask, gateway router and

DNS servers.

6. Choose OK.

Configuring a Wireless Connection

If you are using a wireless network card, you’ll need to configure the con-

nection settings the first time you go to Internet Mode. This may include a

WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) key and other security settings. This may

also include additional IP information if you use a Static IP address.

To configure a Wireless connection:

1. In Internet Mode, press Options.

2. From the Internet Options menu, select Connection Settings.

3. Select the Wireless Settings button.

4. Select your home network.

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5. If your network requires a WEP key, select the Security button, then:

a. Select the appropriate security options.

b. Enter the WEP key.

c. Choose OK.

6. If you use a static IP address, select the IP button, then:

a. Clear the Use DHCP (Auto) checkbox.

b. Enter static IP address, subnet mask, gateway router and DNS

servers.

c. Choose OK.

7. Choose the Connect button.

•

If the connection is successful, the Options dialog closes.

If the connection is not successful, the Options dialog remains

open so you can resolve the issue.

Some networks are set up to allow only specific devices to connect based

on the device’s MAC (Media Access Control) address. You can quickly

find the MAC (Media Access Control) address (also known as the physical

address) of your wireless card.

To find a card’s MAC address

1. From the Internet Options menu, select Connection Settings.

2. Select the Wireless Settings button.

3. Select the IP button.

The MAC Address of the wireless card is displayed. Write it down so

you can enter it when configuring your router for the iCEBOX.

Configuring a Dial-Up Connection

If you have inserted a modem card, you can enter the information

required to dial up to your ISP and log in.

Note: The iCEBOX does not currently support any ISPs that require

downloading or installing software. At the time of the printing of

this manual, AOL is an example of an ISP that will not work with

the iCEBOX because of their download requirements, although

you can still retrieve AOL mail using the iCEBOX Internet browser.

To configure a Dial-Up connection

1. In Internet Mode, press Options.

2. From the Internet Options menu, select the Connection Settings button.

3. Enter the appropriate information in the User Name, Password, Dialing

Prefix (if any), and ISP Phone # fields.

4. Select whether you want an audible Dialing Sound.

5. Enter a Disconnect time limit.

6. Choose OK.

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Entering Proxy Settings

In rare cases, you may be using a proxy server. Proxy servers are typically

found in an office environment. If you know that you are using a proxy

server, you’ll need to enter proxy settings.

To configure proxy settings

1. In Internet Mode, press Options.

2. From the Internet Options menu, select Connection Settings.

3. Choose the Proxy Settings button.

4. Select the Ethernet Type.

Configuring Browser Settings

Browser Settings are best configured before you start using Internet Mode,

so you can use the Email and Home keys on the keyboard or remote.

You can choose what Web page that you want to have as your Home

page. You can also select a Web-based Email service, such as AOL Any-

where® or MSN Hotmail® to have as your default Email page.

You can also set the system time and choose your preferred font size.

To configure the browser settings

1. Press Internet to switch to Internet Mode.

2. Press Options.

3. From the Internet Options menu, select Browser Settings.

4. Select the Font Size that you want.

5. Select the Home Page URL field.

6. Enter the address of the Web page that you want as your home page.

For example: www.yahoo.com

7. Select the Email URL field.

8. Enter the address of the Web page you want as your Email service.

For example: www.hotmail.com

9. Set the current Date and Time.

10.Choose OK.

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Browsing the Internet

Once you have configured your iCEBOX for the Internet, you can explore

the Internet.

The Selection Box

Unlike a desktop or laptop computer, the iCEBOX does not have a cursor.

Instead, a colored outline or highlight, also known as the selection box,

indicates the active element of the screen. Buttons, links to other pages,

boxes in forms, and other interactive elements on Web pages are selected

when highlighted.

When you select an element on a Web page such as a link, it can be acti-

vated by pressing GO. When a form box is selected, you can enter text

into it.

Using the Stylus

In Internet Mode, you can use the stylus to tap links, select items, and scroll

pages.

Caution: Only use the stylus provided with your iCEBOX to touch

the screen. Using any other object could permanently

scratch the touch screen.

Using the Remote or Keyboard

You can use either the remote or the keyboard to move the selection box

around the screen. Press the navigation buttons (fig. 17) that surround the

GO button to move the selection box in the direction of the button.

FIGURE 17. Navigation buttons

To go to a specific Web site

1. On the browser toolbar, tap the Web Target box with the stylus.

–Or–

On the keyboard or remote, press

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2. Type the address of the Web site.

It is not necessary to type “http://”. For example: To go to http://

www.icebox.tv, you can type: www.icebox.tv

3. Choose GO or press Enter.

Note: Repeatedly pressing the

switches the focus between the Web

Target box and the Web page.

Saving Favorite Web Sites

You can save Web sites that you want to visit frequently in a Favorites list.

To save a Web page to your Favorites list

1. With the stylus, tap the

on the touch screen.

–Or–

On the remote or keyboard, press

2. Choose the Add button next to "Add current page to my favorites list".

The Web page is added to the favorites list.

To change or rename a Web page in your Favorites list

1. With the stylus, tap the

on the touch screen.

–Or–

On the remote or keyboard, press

2. Select the Favorite that you want to edit.

3. Choose the Edit button.

4. Type the new name or URL.

5. Choose OK.

To delete a Web page from your Favorites list

1. With the stylus, tap the

on the touch screen.

–Or–

On the remote or keyboard, press

2. Select the Favorite that you want to delete.

3. Choose the Delete button.

4. Choose OK.

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Other Internet Mode Commands

The following table lists additional tasks and commands.

To...

Do This...

1. Press Options.

2. Choose Disconnect.

Disconnect a Dial-Up con-

nection to the Internet

Go back to the previous

viewable Web page

On the remote or keyboard,

press

(fig. 11).

–Or–

On the touch screen, tap

Go forward to the next

viewable Web page (works

after you have gone back to

a previous page)

On the remote or keyboard,

press

(fig. 11).

–Or–

On the touch screen, tap

Go to your home page

On the remote or keyboard,

press Home (fig. 11).

–Or–

On the touch screen, tap

Go to your Email page

On the remote or keyboard,

press Email (fig. 11).

–Or–

On the touch screen, tap

Stop a Web page from

Refresh a Web page

On the touch screen, tap

Scroll a Web page

On the remote or keyboard, press

in the direction that you

want to scroll the page.

Open a new window

On the touch screen, tap

–Or–

On the keyboard, press CTRL + N.

Close the current window

On the touch screen, tap

–Or–

On the keyboard, press CTRL + E.

Using the iCEBOX Modes

With the iCEBOX, you can listen to your favorite FM Radio stations. The

iCEBOX can receive radio signals from either the included FM Antenna or

your cable service, if it is offered.

Radio Mode

If you want to listen to your local radio stations, we recommend using the

FM Antenna.

To switch to FM Radio Mode

• On the remote or keyboard, press Radio.

Finding Radio Stations

Locating radio stations on the iCEBOX is the virtually the same as using

your car or home radio. Use the Tune buttons to manually move up or

down the spectrum to locate stations.

To stop only at stations with a strong signal, use the Seek buttons on the

screen, or the channel +/- buttons on the keyboard or remote.

To choose a saved station

• Tap its name on the touchscreen.

–Or–

• On the keyboard or remote, use the navigation controls to highlight the

station, then press GO.

–Or–

• Using the keyboard or remote, enter the channel number.

Note: Saved stations are listed in order of their Station Frequency.

Managing Radio Stations

Most people listen to a regular set of radio stations. To avoid having to

tune to your favorite stations, you can save up to 21 stations.

You can give saved stations any name you want (the default is the Station

Frequency). If you are using Cable TV to pick up FM Radio the station fre-

quencies may not be accurate. In this circumstance, naming saved stations

can help avoid confusion.

To save a favorite station

1. Press Radio to switch to FM Radio Mode.

2. Use the Tune or Seek buttons to locate a favorite radio station.

3. Choose Save Station

The station appears on the Radio as a Saved Station.

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To name a saved station

1. With the iCEBOX in Radio Mode, choose Manage Stations.

2. In the Saved Stations list, select the station you want to name.

3. Select the Station Name box.

4. Type a name (up to 25 characters) for the selected station.

5. Choose the Apply button.

6. Repeat steps 2-5 to name additional stations.

7. Choose OK.

The new station names appear in your list of Saved Stations.

To remove stations

1. With the iCEBOX in Radio Mode, choose Manage Stations.

2. In the Favorite Stations list, select the station you want to remove.

3. Choose the << button.

4. Repeat steps 2-3 to remove additional stations.

5. Choose OK.

The removed stations no longer appear in your list of Saved Stations on

the FM Radio.

Using the iCEBOX Modes

The iCEBOX can be connected to a video camera which you can use to

monitor another part of the house. For example, you can monitor the activ-

ity in a child’s room or see who is at the front door.

Video Mode

You can also use Video Mode to view video tapes on a VCR or play video

games on a game system.

Additionally, you may wish to take advantage of the higher quality of Sat-

ellite or Digital Cable by using the S-video connection, which can also be

viewed in Video Mode.

Note: If you send your Satellite or Digital cable to the iCEBOX using S-

Video, the iCEBOX remote or keyboard cannot be used to change

channels in Video Mode. Continue to use your existing remote

control with the set-top box.

If you’ve connected both an S-Video and composite signal, both are acces-

sible from Video mode.

To view video sources

1. Press the Video mode button.

The last viewed video signal appears.

2. Press the Video mode button again.

The alternate video signal (if any) appears.

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The iCEBOX can be networked with other Beyond Connected Appliances

My Kitchen Mode

like the Beyond Bread Maker, the Beyond Microwave Oven, and the

Beyond Coffee Maker. Once networked, you can use my kitchen mode to

monitor and interact with those appliances, and the appliances will also

be able to receive nightly updates from the internet recipe databases.

For instructions on connecting to the appliances, see Networking Other

Appliances on page 14, or refer to the instructions that come with the

appliance.

Monitoring Appliances in My Kitchen Mode

When you are in My Kitchen Mode the status of your networked appli-

ances will display in the control window. To interpret the different

appliance status indicators, refer to the following figure.

My Kitchen

Appliances

12:34 PM

Information

Cooking, Magnetron at Power Level 9

Apr 16 - 12:34 PM Begin Cooking.

Apr 16 - 12:34 PM Power On.

Apr 16 - 12:34 PM Power Off.

Microwave

Apr 1 - 12:34 PM

Finish Cooking.

Finish Phase 2.

Begin Phase 2.

Stirred.

Cooking, Power Level 9

Stir Now!

Finish Phase 1.

Begin Phase 1.

Information

Microwave 1

Bread Maker

Offline

Serial # MWV2-12345679

FIGURE 18. Appliances Viewable in My Kitchen Mode

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There are several different indicators in the My Kitchen Control Panel. The

different indicators are displayed in Figure 18, and described in the para-

graphs below.

Appliance Status

Indicators

Appliance Online

When one of your networked appliances is functioning properly and com-

municating with the iCEBOX, a green circle will display in the My Kitchen

Mode Control Window below the image of the appliance, and next to the

appliance name. In Figure 18, the Microwave Oven is shown with the

green circle.

In this case, the Microwave Oven is also selected, and therefore each sta-

tus message from the microwave is displayed in the My Kitchen Control

Screen. Additionally, an appliance that displays the green circle will

receive a nightly update from the Beyond Recipe Database, via the

iCEBOX’s internet connection.

Appliance Offline

When one of your networked appliances stops communicating with the

iCEBOX, for example because it is unplugged or moved out of range, then

the green circle will change to a red triangle. The Bread Maker pictured in

Figure 18 is in the Offline state.

While an appliance is offline, status messages will not display, and as

long as the appliance remains offline, nightly internet updates will

discontinue.

Appliance Not Present

If you don’t have an appliance, or if you have it but it isn’t networked, the

appliance will display as a ghosted image in the My Kitchen Mode Con-

trol Window. The Coffee Maker in Figure 18 is ghosted, indicating that

there is no Coffee Maker in the appliance network.

The Beyond Appliances like the Microwave and Bread Maker are smart

appliances, in that they already know the right cooking times for thou-

sands of packaged foods and bread mixes. To cook known foods and

mixes, instead of entering cooking times and power settings by hand, all

you do is scan the UPC Code (bar code) on the product package, and the

smart appliance will cook the product perfectly. It is brilliantly convenient.

Updating

Appliance

Recipes

Occasionally, however, you will scan items that are not in the Microwave

or Bread Maker memory. In this case, the appliance will display the “Not

In Memory” message, and then you will cook the product according to the

package instructions, just like you would with a normal appliance.

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What you don’t see about a Beyond Appliance, is that every night your

appliance will request new recipe information from the Internet. It actually

sends a message through the iCEBOX to the Beyond Information Network

asking “Can I Please Get The Recipes I Want?”

If the recipes have been added to the Beyond Network (there are new rec-

ipes added daily) then the recipes will be sent to your appliance. If the

recipes you want are not available, Beyond will be informed that your spe-

cific product recipes have been asked for.

Over time, the recipes your appliance knows will more and more closely

reflect the foods that you like to prepare and eat. They really are smart

appliances!

Automatic Nightly Updates

As long as your Connected Appliances are networked to your iCEBOX,

your appliance recipes will be updated automatically, nightly, from the

Beyond Appliance Recipe database. You don’t have to do anything, and

you probably won’t even see that it is happening.

Manual Recipe Updates

If you would like, rather than waiting for the nightly update, or because

your internet access settings prevent the nightly update from taking place,

you can request an appliance recipe database update at any time from

the My Kitchen Options Menu.

To manually update the recipe database, select Update Recipes from the

My Kitchen Options Menu, then follow the instructions on the screen.

Caring for Your iCEBOX

Cleaning the

iCEBOX

Warning: Risk of electric shock! Do not disassemble the iCEBOX

unit, remote, or keyboard - the only user serviceable

parts of the remote and keyboard are the batteries. There

are no user-serviceable components and dangerous volt-

ages may be present. All service must be performed by

an authorized service technician. For more information,

please refer to your warranty service card.

To clean the iCEBOX

1. Unplug the iCEBOX from the wall.

2. Clean the exterior of the iCEBOX using a slightly damp, lint-free cloth.

3. Gently clean the LCD screen with a slightly damp, lint-free cloth.

4. Using a soft, nonabrasive sponge and mild detergent or dish soap,

wash the remote and keyboard and rinse under the faucet in the sink.

Caution: Do not wash the remote or keyboard in the dishwasher.

Doing so can result in damage to the remote or

keyboard.

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If you have questions while using the iCEBOX, access the built-in Help to

find answers. This comprehensive Help contains information that you can

use to solve most problems that you may encounter.

Getting Help

Note: A limited amount of information is available in Help without being

connected to the Internet. To access all available information, you

must configure your iCEBOX for access to the Internet and have

an Internet connection. See Internet Mode on page 34.

To get help

• On the keyboard, press Help.

–Or–

• On any menu, choose Help.

If you are unable to find the solution to your problem in Help, contact iCE-

BOX Customer Care for answers. Icebox Customer Care is available 24

hours per day, 7 days per week.

To get help from iCEBOX Customer Care

1. Have the following information and items ready when you call:

•

The serial number for your iCEBOX.

The date you purchased your unit.

A notepad and pen.

2. Call 1-877-463-7637.

You can also send Email to [email protected]. Please include

the serial number for your iCEBOX, the date purchased, a detailed

description of the issue, and your phone number if you want to be con-

tacted by phone.

See also Troubleshooting on page 49 and FAQs on page 50 for more

information.

Caring for Your iCEBOX

Troubleshooting

Problem

Possible causes/solutions

The screen and LED • The power cord is not plugged in.

are blank.

• The power button on the back panel is

turned off.

• The power outlet is not working properly.

No dial tone is

present when

attempting to con-

nect to the Internet.

• The phone line is not connected firmly into

the Phone In connection on back of the unit.

• The phone line does not have a dial tone. To

test, connect a different phone to the line. If

there is no dial tone, contact your local tele-

phone company.

Disc tray will not

• The power is not on and the LED is not

green.

• Try turning the power off and back on from

the back panel.

open when

pressed.

• The disc is not in the tray correctly. Contact

Customer Care for help in manually open-

ing the disc tray. Do not try to force the disc

tray open, as damage may occur.

• The selected function is not supported on the

icon appears on

∅

disc being played.

screen.

Disc ejects auto-

matically or will not

play.

• The disc is damaged or dirty.

• The disc is not placed on the tray correctly,

with the label side up.

• The disc is not in a compatible format, such

as the software discs provided by AOL® or

Earthlink®.

The unit does not

respond to remote

input.

• The IR signal from the remote is reaching

neither of the IR detectors (see fig. 6) – try

standing a little farther back from the unit.

• The batteries for the remote need

replacement.

The unit does not

respond to key-

board input.

• The IR signal from the keyboard or remote is

reaching neither of the IR detectors (see fig.

6 ) – trying placing the keyboard on the

counter just in front of the unit or try step-

ping back from the unit.

• The batteries for the keyboard need

replacement.

Unit stops respond- • The unit has stopped responding. Turn the

unit off at the power switch on the back

panel and unplug the unit for five seconds.

Plug the it back in and turn it on.

ing to remote,

keyboard, or stylus

input.

Note: More Troubleshooting tips are available in the iCEBOX Help.

FlipScreen Owner’s Manual

The following are frequently asked questions (FAQ) about the iCEBOX.

FAQs

Note: More FAQs are available in the iCEBOX Help.

General Questions

Q: Is the iCEBOX FlipScreen a computer?

A: No. While the product has many powerful features, it was not

designed to be a computer. It does not have a hard drive and

it will not play or read CD-ROMs designed for PCs. The cur-

rent version of the product does not support file transfer, file

sharing, print sharing, and other LAN/WAN functions.

Updates to enable this functionality may be available in the

future.

Q: What operating system does the iCEBOX use?

A: The iCEBOX uses the Microsoft® Windows® CE .NET oper-

ating system.

Q: How much memory is in the iCEBOX?

A: The FlipScreen has 128 MB of SDRAM.

Q: Can I add more memory to the iCEBOX?

A: No, you cannot add more memory to your iCEBOX. However,

the amount of RAM currently installed in the iCEBOX is more

than adequate to handle all of its functions.

Q: Can you print from the iCEBOX?

A: Printing is currently available with a variety of printers.

Q: Do the remote and keyboard use infrared (IR) or radio fre-

quency (RF) to communicate with the iCEBOX?

A: Infrared.

Q: Can I hook up external speakers to the FlipScreen?

A: Yes. In addition to the two speakers that come standard with

the FlipScreen, it comes equipped with audio connections on

the back panel for additional speakers. These additional

speakers would need to have their own dedicated amplifiers.

Caring for Your iCEBOX

Service and Cleaning Questions

Q: Are the remote and keyboard covered by the warranty?

A: Yes.

Q: If I choose to not register my unit, will I be able to get customer

support?

A: For Icebox, LLC, to provide basic customer support, you must

provide the serial number of the unit and your contact informa-

tion. If you decline to register and the problem that you are

having is related to needing iCEBOX updates, Customer Care

may be limited in terms of what they can do to assist you. To

Q: What happens if I accidentally spill water or food on the key-

board and/or remote?

A: Both items are water resistant. They can be washed with a

mild detergent and water and then rinsed under the kitchen

faucet.

Q: How do I clean the touch screen display of my iCEBOX

FlipScreen?

A: Any household cleaner that does not contain vinegar is appro-

priate. Do not spray the cleaner directly on the screen. Spray

the cleaner on a nonabrasive cloth and rub the surface of the

display to clean it.

Television Questions

Q: Does the iCEBOX support picture in picture?

A: No, because picture in picture does not present well on a

small screen.

Q: Does the iCEBOX support video out?

A: No, the product is strictly video in and can act as a video

monitor.

FlipScreen Owner’s Manual

Internet Questions

Q: What are the requirements for which Broadband carriers I can

use?

A: At this time, any Broadband service provider’s technology

should work with the iCEBOX. No additional software needs

to be installed onto the iCEBOX FlipScreen.

Q: What are the requirements for which Dial-Up ISPs I can use?

A: As of the publishing of this document, the iCEBOX FlipScreen

cannot support downloaded ISP software, such as that pro-

vided by AOL®. However, you can still access your Email at

the AOL Anywhere® or MSN Hotmail® sites. All other major

ISPs, such as Earthlink™, will work with the iCEBOX. More

information about Web-Based Email is available in the iCE-

BOX Help.

Q: What does it mean when the same Web site viewed on my

iCEBOX looks slightly different from how it looks on my PC?

A: If this occurs, it will occur very rarely. It is a result of very

minor differences between your iCEBOX browser and the

browser on your PC. The iCEBOX browser is built on

Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5.

Q: Can I use Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) to connect my iCE-

BOX through my existing PC running the Windows operating

system?

A: If your existing PC is running Windows 98 Second Edition,

Windows 2000, Windows Millennium Edition (Me), or Win-

dows XP with Internet Connection Sharing installed, your

iCEBOX, as well as other computers on your LAN, can then

gain access to the Internet through the connection on the com-

puter that has Internet Connection Sharing installed. For more

information about ICS, visit http://www.microsoft.com

DVD and CD Questions

Q: Why don’t some DVD buttons on the remote and keyboard

work with all DVDs?

A: Not all DVDs are published with all of the features that the

iCEBOX is capable of supporting. In some cases, DVD manu-

facturers have certain features available only at specific times.

In addition, certain content will not respond to all commands.

For example, the Stop button will not affect the “FBI Warning”

screen.

Caring for Your iCEBOX

FM Radio Questions

Q: Why does the product have FM only (and not AM as well)?

A: Based on our research, the vast majority of our customer

demographic listens exclusively to FM radio.

Q: How many radio channels can I store with the product?

A: The product will store as many as 21 channels.

Q: Can I listen to the FM radio while in Internet mode?

A: No, the product does not have this capability at this time.

Q: Can I install my own FM antenna on the back of the

FlipScreen?

A: Yes. The antenna supplied with your unit has been tested and

will typically provide good FM radio reception. You may be

able to improve reception by using a more powerful antenna.

Q: Does touch screen work with the FM radio mode?

A: Yes. The touch screen works with all the functionality of the

Radio mode.

FlipScreen Owner’s Manual

Additional Information

Your iCEBOX can connect to a variety of accessories. For information on

which devices and accessories are compatible with your iCEBOX, visit

http://support.iceboxllc.com.

Accessories

Icebox, LLC is committed to protecting the privacy and security of iCEBOX

users. This privacy policy will advise you about how we protect your per-

sonal information and address your potential concerns over the use of this

information. We may need to change this policy from time to time to

address new issues and changes in our product. If you have any questions

or concerns about your privacy, please send Email to

[email protected].

Personal Identification Policy

Icebox, LLC will not disclose any personal identification information about

you as an individual user, such as your address, name, or telephone num-

ber. We may request personal identification information for the use of our

services. We have two exceptions to this policy:

1. We will release specific information about your account to comply with

any valid legal process, such as a search warrant, subpoena, statute,

or court order.

2. We will release specific information in special cases, such as if there is

a physical threat to you or others.

Privacy of Children

We urge all parents to participate in their children's Internet and online

experience. Please teach children about protecting their personal informa-

tion while online.

Other Web Sites

If you should give out personal information online, through bulletin boards

or other Web sites, that information can be used by third parties. You dis-

close information in these areas at your own risk. We encourage you to

investigate and ask questions before disclosing information to third

parties.

FlipScreen Owner’s Manual

Security Information

Protecting your privacy and information is a priority of Icebox, LLC. We

have taken careful measures to secure both our information and our physi-

cal premises. We exercise great care in providing secure transmissions of

your personal information from your unit to our servers. Our server soft-

ware encrypts information, which is intended to ensure that all Icebox, LLC

transactions remain private (unless sent by an unsecured means, such as

Email). We also make use of firewalls and secure socket layers where

appropriate.

Please contact your own Internet Service Provider for information on their

privacy policies. Icebox, LLC is not responsible for the policies of private

Internet service providers.

Notwithstanding our use of technology to provide appropriate security, in

this time of rapidly changing technology, any responsible Internet-related

business must recognize and acknowledge that there are individuals and

businesses that may attempt to use unethical or illegal means to access

information or disrupt communications.

Therefore, we must advise you that no security system is perfect and that

your use of the iCEBOX product constitutes a waiver of any claim against

Icebox, LLC for direct, consequential, and all other damages arising from

the unauthorized access, use, or disclosure of information maintained on

our systems, unless such damages are due to our intentional wrongdoing

or gross negligence.

Additional Information

Specifications

Size - with speakers

23 5/8 in x 10 13/16 in x 3 7/8 in

(600 mm x 275 mm x 97 mm)

Weight

24 lb (10.9 kg)

Power Source

Display

110 V AC, 60 Hz

800 x 600 pixels 12.1 TFT-LCD with backlight

Touch Screen

E-Fast Resistive touch screen

Activation force <130 g

Speakers

Speaker channel–L/R bass, midrange, and treble

Power 10 W per channel

Resistance 4 Ω

Switch Controls

On/Off, Options, Mute, Volume +/–, Channel +/–,

Pause/Play, Eject

Audio and Video

inputs/outputs

Coaxial CATV antenna in (F-type jack), stereo audio

in/out (RCA type), composite video in (CVBS), DVD,

Video CD 2.0 and S-Video In

Radio Input

FM band coaxial connection, F-type

Other Connections

Dual USB ports

Dual PCMCIA slots

RS-232, 9 pin connection

SANI Cartridge

Keyboard Housing

Remote Housing

Keyboard Keys

Washable design, wireless IR technology, injection

molded, high-impact, ABS plastic

Washable design, wireless IR technology, injection-

molded, high-impact, ABS plastic

On/Off, Television, Internet, DVD & CD, Video,

Radio, Mode X, Mode Y, Tab, Caps Lock, Enter, Shift,

Help, Ctrl, Alt, Escape, Delete, Backspace, Full Alpha/

Numeric keyboard with punctuation, Back/Previous

Channel, +/– Channel, Options, +/– Volume, Chan-

nel direct select 1–9, Mute, Home, Email, Type in URL,

Favorites, Scroll, Next/Previous Web page, Multidi-

rectional Navigation, Play, Pause, Stop, Fast

Forward/Backward, Skip to a Scene, Go to DVD Title

page, Jump to Target, Go to Menu page, Audio,

Zoom, Subtitle, Angle, Random, Display, 3D Audio

Remote Keys

On/Off, Television, Internet, DVD & CD, Video,

Radio, Mode X, Mode Y, Back/Previous Channel, +/–

Channel, Options, +/– Volume, Channel direct select

1–9, Mute, Home, Email, Favorites, Scroll, Next/Pre-

vious Web page, Multidirectional Navigation, Play,

Pause, Stop, Fast Forward/Backward, Skip to a

Scene, Jump to Target, Go to DVD Title page, Go to

Menu page, Repeat, Audio, Zoom, Subtitle, Angle,

Random, Display, 3D Audio

Disc Player

Works with the following formats: DVD, CDDA (Audio

CD), MP3

Television Channels

125 channels, cable ready

FlipScreen Owner’s Manual

FCC Statement

The United States Federal Communications Commission (in 47 CFR

15.105) has specified that the following notice be brought to the attention

of users of this product:

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a

Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits

are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interfer-

ence in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can

radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accor-

dance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio

communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not

occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful

interference to radio or TV reception, which can be determined by turning

the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the inter-

ference by one of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver.

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to

which the receiver is connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

FlipScreen Owner’s Manual

Index

Numerics

Repeat 25, 32

Reverse 24, 32, 33

Scroll 22

3D Audio 25, 33

Skip Forward 24, 32

Skip Reverse 24, 32

Stop 24, 32, 40

Subtitle 25, 32

Television 20

accessories 2, 55

Adjust 26

adjusting image & sound 26

analog phone line 13

Angle 25, 32

Title 24

Volume –/+ 17, 21

Zoom 25, 33

antenna 30

antenna grounding 2

attachments 1

buttons

directional 23

Audio 25, 33

DVD & CD Mode 23, 24–25

front panel 17

Audio Out 15

Autoscan Channels 30

Internet Mode 22–23

mode 20

remote and keyboard 19–25

Television Mode 21

Back 22, 40

batteries

installing in keyboard 7

installing in remote 6

Bread Maker 14

brightness 26

Broadband

cable 30

cable modem

connecting 10

cable TV 30

configuring connection 35

broadband

camera angles 32

Cautions and Warnings 1

connecting 10

wireless 12

Broadband Settings 35

Browser Settings 37

button

changing tracks 24

Forward button 24

Pause button 24

pausing 32

Play button 24

playing 32–33

Random button 25

random play 33

Repeat button 25

repeat play 32

resuming paused 32

Reverse button 24

Skip Forward button 24

Skip Reverse button 24

specific track 33

Stop button 24

3D Audio 25

Angle 25, 32

Audio 25, 33

Back 22, 40

Channel –/+ 17, 21

Display 25

DVD & CD 20

Eject 17, 32

Email 22, 40

Forward 24, 32, 33

GO 23, 38

Help 48

Home 22, 40

Internet 20

stopping play 32

changing channels 31

changing favorites 39

Channel –/+ 17, 21, 31

channels

Jump to Favorites 22

Jump to Target 22

Last Channel 21

Menu 24, 32

Mode X 20

changing 31

programming 30

cleaning 1, 47

Mode Y 20

Mute 17, 21

close window 40

Coffee Maker 14

Coffee Maker, Bread Maker, and

Microwave Oven 14

color 26

Next 22

Options 17, 21

Pause 24, 32

Play 24, 32

Play/Pause 17

Power 20

composite video

connecting 10

connecting

Power On/Off 17

Radio 20

antenna 8

Random 25, 33

Index

cable modem 10

camera 9

title 24

zoom 25, 33

composite video 10

DSL 10

DVD & CD Mode 32–33

button 20

buttons 23, 24–25

DVD & CD Options 33

FM antenna 10

power 16

RCA cable 10

speakers 15

to the Internet 10–13

TV cable 8

Eject 17, 32

electric shock 2

electrical grounding 2

Email 22, 40

VCR 9

video games 9

wired broadband 10

wireless broadband 12

connection

Email URL 37

Ethernet Type 35, 37

external speakers 15

Broadband 35

Dial-Up 36

wireless 35

Connection Settings 35, 36, 37

contrast 26

controls 17–27

front panel 17–18

remote and keyboard 19–25

Customer Care 48

FAQs 50–52

fast forward 32

favorites 39

changing 39

deleting 39

jump to 22

renaming 39

saving 39

FCC statement 58

FlipScreen

deleting favorites 39

dial tone 49

front panel 17

FM Antenna

Dialing Prefix 36

Dialing Sound 36

Dial-Up

connecting 10

FM Radio

configuring connection 36

connecting 13

connecting the antenna 10

Font Size 37

disconnecting 40

digital phone line 13

directional buttons 23, 38

disc tray 17

Forward 24, 32, 33

Forward, Skip 24

front panel controls 17–18

Disconnect 40

Display 25

getting help 48

GO 23, 33, 38

grounding, electrical 2

display DVD menu 32

drawer, disc 17

DSL

connecting 10

DVD

Help 48

Home 40

home page 22, 40

Home Page URL 37

hue 26

audio options 33

camera angles 25, 32

Forward button 24

languages 25

menu 24, 32

Pause button 24

pausing 32

iCEBOX

Play button 24

playing 32–33

random play 33

Repeat button 25

repeat play 32

resuming paused 32

Reverse button 24

Skip Forward button 24

Skip Reverse button 24

Stop button 24

stopping play 32

subtitles 25, 32

time remaining 25

before using 1

cleaning 1, 47

controls 17–27

modes 29–??

power status 18

servicing your 4

image, adjusting 26

indicator

LED 18

information displays 25

Internet 20

configuring connections 35

connecting to 10–13

FlipScreen Owner’s Manual

Internet Mode 34–40

button 20

open disc tray 17

open new window 40

Options 17, 21, 26, 29, 30, 37

Options button 21

Email 40

home page 40

refresh page 40

scroll page 40

Stop 40

using stylus 38

Internet Mode buttons 22–23

Internet Options 35, 36, 37

ISP Phone # 36

parts 4

Password 36

Pause 24, 32

PCMCIA

finding MAC address 36

wireless 12

Jump to Favorites 22

PCMCIA network card 10

personal identification policy 55

phone line

Jump to Target 22, 38

key

3D Audio 25

Angle 25

Audio 25

Display 25

Random 25

Repeat 25

Subtitle 25

Zoom 25

keyboard 19, 25

battery installation 7

buttons 19–25

cleaning 47

digital & analog 13

picture, adjust 26

Play 24

play disc 24

play next 32, 33

play previous 32, 33

play, random 25

Play/Pause 17

playing DVD/CD 32–33

Power 20

power

connecting 16

Power On/Off 17

power status 18

previous Web page 22, 40

printer

connecting 15

languages 25

Last Channel 21

LED indicator 18

link

printer, connecting 15

privacy of children 55

programming television channels 30

selecting 23

Radio 20

MAC address

radio

finding 36

connecting the antenna 10

Radio Mode 41

button 20

Menu 24, 32

menu 48

Microwave Oven 14

mode buttons 20

Mode X 20

button 20

Radio Mode button 20

Random 25, 33

random play 33

RCA cable

connecting 10

Refresh 40

remote 19, 25

batteries 6

Mode Y 20

button 20

Modes

DVD & CD 32–33

Internet 34–40

Radio 41

Television 29–31

Video 43

buttons 19–25

cleaning 47

renaming favorites 39

repair service 48

Repeat 25, 32

replacement parts 4

resume play 32

Reverse 24, 32, 33

Reverse, Skip 24

rewind 32

Mute 17, 21

My Kitchen Mode 44

navigation buttons 23, 38

Networking Other Appliances 14

new window 40

rubber gasket 7

Next button 22

next Web page 22, 40

Index

cleaning 47

using 38

safety instructions 1–4

SANI Cartridge 14

satellite 9

track, go to specific 33

troubleshooting 49

TV channels

saturation 26

saving favorites 39

Scroll 22, 40

selecting

changing 31

TV In 8

TV, cable 30

link 23

Selection Box 38

selection frame

moving 38

URL

Email 37

Home Page 37

USB ports 15

User Name 36

serial number 48

servicing 4, 48

signal source 29

choosing 30

Skip Forward 24, 32

Skip Reverse 24, 32

sleep mode 18

sound

VCR 43

video games 43

Video Mode 43

Volume –/+ 17, 21

adjusting 26

speakers

external 15

specifications 57

static IP 36

Warnings and Cautions 1

Web page 40

go to 38

Stop 24, 32, 40

stop disc 24

Stylus

home page 22

scroll 22, 40

using 27

stop loading 40

view favorites 22

view next 22, 40

view previous 22, 40

Web sites

stylus

using 38

Subtitle 25, 32

S-Video

connecting 9

definition 9

favorite 39

Web-based email 22

WEP key 36

window

tapping 38

close current 40

open new 40

Television 20

television

wired broadband 10

wireless

options menu 29

satellite 9

configuring connection 35

connecting a bridge 12

networking card 12

PCMCIA 12

signal source 8, 29

television channels

changing 31

programming 30

Television Mode 29–31

button 20

Television Mode buttons 21

Television Options 30

tint 26

Title 24

Touch Screen 27

touchscreen

security 36

static IP 36

WEP key 36

Wireless Settings 35

Zoom 25, 33

FlipScreen Owner’s Manual

Icebox, LLC / Microsoft Windows CE .NET End User License Agreement

You have acquired a device ("DEVICE") that includes software licensed by Icebox, LLC from Microsoft Licensing, GP or its affiliates ("MS"). Those installed

software products of MS origin, as well as associated media, printed materials, and "online" or electronic documentation ("SOFTWARE") are protected by

IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO THIS END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT ("EULA"), DO NOT USE THE DEVICE OR COPY THE SOFTWARE. INSTEAD,

PROMPTLY CONTACT Icebox LLC FOR INSTRUCTIONS ON RETURN OF THE UNUSED DEVICE(S) FOR A REFUND. ANY USE OF THE SOFTWARE, INCLUD-

ING BUT NOT LIMITED TO USE ON THE DEVICE, WILL CONSTITUTE YOUR AGREEMENT TO THIS EULA (OR RATIFICATION OF ANY PREVIOUS CONSENT).

GRANT OF SOFTWARE LICENSE. This EULA grants you the following license:

• You may use the SOFTWARE only on the DEVICE.

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IN THE DEVICE, AND MS HAS RELIED UPON Icebox LLC TO CONDUCT SUFFICIENT TESTING TO DETERMINE THAT THE SOFTWARE IS SUITABLE

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PERFORMANCE, ACCURACY, AND EFFORT (INCLUDING LACK OF NEGLIGENCE) IS WITH YOU. ALSO, THERE IS NO WARRANTY AGAINST

INTERFERENCE WITH YOUR ENJOYMENT OF THE SOFTWARE OR AGAINST INFRINGEMENT. IF YOU HAVE RECEIVED ANY WARRANTIES

REGARDING THE DEVICE OR THE SOFTWARE, THOSE WARRANTIES DO NOT ORIGINATE FROM, AND ARE NOT BINDING ON, MS.

• Note on Java Support. The SOFTWARE may contain support for programs written in Java. Java technology is not fault tolerant and is not designed,

manufactured, or intended for use or resale as online control equipment in hazardous environments requiring fail-safe performance, such as in the

operation of nuclear facilities, aircraft navigation or communication systems, air traffic control, direct life support machines, or weapons systems, in

which the failure of Java technology could lead directly to death, personal injury, or severe physical or environmental damage. Sun Microsystems,

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except and only to the extent that such activity is expressly permitted by applicable law notwithstanding this limitation.

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CIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS AND YOU MAY ALSO HAVE OTHER LEGAL RIGHTS THAT VARY FROM STATE TO STATE.

•

IF YOU HAVE RECEIVED ANY WARRANTIES REGARDING THE DEVICE OR THE SOFTWARE, THOSE WARRANTIES DO NOT ORIGINATE FROM,

AND ARE NOT BINDING ON, MACROMEDIA.

• No Liability for Certain Damages. EXCEPT AS PROHIBITED BY LAW, MACROMEDIA SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY FOR ANY INDIRECT, SPECIAL, CON-

SEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES ARISING FROM OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THE SOFTWARE. THIS

LIMITATION SHALL APPLY EVEN IF ANY REMEDY FAILS OF ITS ESSENTIAL PURPOSE. IN NO EVENT SHALL MACROMEDIA BE LIABLE FOR ANY

AMOUNT IN EXCESS OF U.S. TWO HUNDRED FIFTY DOLLARS (U.S.$250.00). (USA only) SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW THE LIMITATION OR

EXCLUSION OF LIABILITY FOR INCIDENTAL OF CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, SO THE ABOVE LIMITATION OR EXCLUSION MAY NOT APPLY TO

YOU AND YOU MAY ALSO HAVE OTHER LEGAL RIGHTS THAT VARY FROM STATE TO STATE.THE FOREGOING LIMITATIONS ON LIABILITY ARE

INTENDED TO APPLY TO THE WARRANTIES AND DISCLAIMERS ABOVE AND ALL OTHER ASPECTS OF THIS EULA.

• Limitations on Reverse Engineering, Decompilation, and Disassembly. You may not reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble or otherwise reduce the

SOFTWARE to human-perceivable form, except and only to the extent that such activity is expressly permitted by applicable law notwithstanding this

limitation. You may not alter, merge, modify, adapt or translate the SOFTWARE, or create derivative works based upon the SOFTWARE.

• The foregoing license gives you limited license to use the Software. MACROMEDIA and its suppliers retain all right, title and interest, including all

copyright and intellectual property rights, in and to, the Software and all copies thereof. All rights not specifically granted in this EULA, including Fed-

eral and International Copyrights, are reserved by Licensor and its suppliers.

• SOFTWARE TRANSFER ALLOWED BUT WITH RESTRICTIONS. You may permanently transfer rights under this EULA only as part of a permanent sale or

transfer of the Device, and only if the recipient agrees to this EULA. If the SOFTWARE is an upgrade, any transfer must also include all prior versions

of the SOFTWARE. You may not retain any copies of the SOFTWARE. You may not rent, lease or sublicense the software.

• EXPORT RESTRICTIONS. You acknowledge that SOFTWARE is of US-origin. You agree to comply with all applicable international and national laws

that apply to the SOFTWARE, including the U.S. Export Administration Regulations, as well as end-user, end-use and country destination restrictions

issued by U.S. and other governments.

• In the event that you fail to comply with this EULA, Licensor may terminate the license and you must destroy all copies of the Software (with all other

rights of both parties and all other provisions of this EULA surviving any such termination).The Software and the documentation are provided with

"RESTRICTED RIGHTSî applicable to private and public licenses alike. Without limiting the foregoing, use, duplication, or disclosure by the U.S. Gov-

ernment is subject to restrictions as set forth in this EULA and as provided in DFARS 227.7202-1(a) and 227.7202-3(a) (1995), DFARS 252.227-

7013 (c)(1)(ii)(OCT 1988), FAR 12.212(a)(1995), FAR 52.227-19, or FAR 52.227-14, as applicable.

• The limitations or exclusions of warranties and liability contained in this EULA do not affect or prejudice the statutory rights of a consumer, i.e., a per-

son acquiring goods otherwise than in the course of a business. The limitations or exclusions of warranties, remedies or liability contained in this

EULA shall apply to you only to the extent such limitations or exclusions are permitted under the laws of the jurisdiction where you are located.

• Third-party software MPEG-Layer 3 audio compression technology licensed by Fraunhofer IIS and Thomson multimedia. (http://www.iis.fhg.de/

amm/). You cannot use the MP3 compressed audio within the Software for real time or live broadcasts. If you require an MP3 decoder for real time

or live broadcasts, you are responsible for obtaining this MP3 technology license.

• This EULA with respect to the Software shall be governed by the internal laws of the State of California, without giving effect to principles of conflict of

laws.

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