Manual Iomega Screenplay Pro HD

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ScreenPlay Pro HD Multimedia Player
The Iomega ScreenPlay Pro HD Multimedia Drive is a high definition multimedia player that
connects to your home theatre and your home network to store and access your videos,
music, and photo collections. Easily browse your home network to select stored videos to
view on your home theatre, or transfer multimedia files onto the ScreenPlay Pro HD via the
network or by connecting directly to USB on your computer. You can also record video
directly to the ScreenPlay Pro HD from cameras, cable, or your VCR.
NOTE: It may be a criminal offense under applicable copyright laws to make unauthorized
copies of copyright protected material, including videos, films, broadcasts, and non-
original sound and video recordings. This equipment should not be used for these
purposes.
Iomega, the stylized "i" logo, and ScreenPlay are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Iomega Corporation in the
United States and/or other countries. Microsoft and Windows are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft
Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. Certain other product names, brand names, and company names
may be trademarks or designations of their respective owners.
http://www.iomega.com/support/manuals/hdd2008/scrnplyprohd/en/printall.html 07/04/2009
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About the ScreenPlay Pro HD Multimedia Drive
Supported Media Formats Front Panel Controls and Indicators

Supported AV Connections Rear Panel Components
System Requirements Safety Guidelines
Package Contents
Supported Media Formats
The ScreenPlay Pro HD supports the following types of multimedia files:
Audio AAC AC3 (Dolby Digital Encoding)

AIFF DTS

MP3 M4A

OGG Vorbis PCM

WAV WMA

Video* MPEG-1

MPEG-2 — AVI, VOB

MPEG-4 — AVI, DivX 3.11, 4.x, 5.x, XviD

DivX HD

DVD

Photos BMP

JPG

JPEG

*Supported file extensions for videos and associated audio/support files include avi, dat, divx, mov, mp2,
mp4, mpe, mpeg, mpg, m4a, m4v, vob, xvid, ifo, iso (DVD ISO), MKV, DMF, TS
NOTE: Although the ScreenPlay Pro HD supports the listed file types, it might not be able to
support every codec used to create the files. Check the Support area on www.iomega.com for
the latest information on supported file types.
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Supported AV Connections
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The ScreenPlay provides high quality audio/video output through the following TV
connections:
HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) — supports 480p, 576p, 720p 50/60 Hz,
and 1080i 50/60 Hz

Composite video and audio R/L

Component video: Y, Pb, Pr — supports 480i/480p, 576p, 720p, and 1080i

Coaxial S/PDIF output

CAUTION! The ScreenPlay Pro HD is not intended for in-car entertainment use. Unstable power
or vibration may damage the ScreenPlay hard drive.
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System Requirements
When the ScreenPlay Pro HD is connected directly to a computer, the system must meet these
minimum requirements:
350 MHz Pentium class processor or higher
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Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional / XP Home / XP Professional /
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XP Professional 64x / Windows Vista (all versions)
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Available USB connection
NOTE: Transfer speed to the ScreenPlay Pro HD will be slower if is it connected to a USB 1.1
port.
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Package Contents
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Iomega ScreenPlay Remote Control Power Supply and Cord
USB 2.0 Cable Composite AV Cable HDMI Cable
NOTE: Package contents may vary. For maximum transfer rate and reliability, use the cables
provided.
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Front Panel Controls and Indicators
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1. Remote receiver—When
receiver using the remote control, always point it toward the receiver.
2. Remote indicator LED—Blinks

LED orange once to indicate receiving a signal from the remote
control.
NOTE: Media player functions controlled by the remote are available only when the
ScreenPlay Pro HD is connected to a TV. Some functions are not supported by all
playable file types.
3. Up—Press
Up to navigate up through folders or menus.
4. Down—Press
Down to navigate down through folders or menus.
5. Left—In
Left browser mode, press to move left through menu options. When a photo is
displayed, press to rotate the image counterclockwise. During video playback, press for
fast rewind.
6. Right—In
Right browser mode, press to move right through menu options. When a photo is
displayed, press to rotate the image clockwise. During video playback, press for fast
foward.
7. Play/Pause—Press
Play/Pause to play the current selected file or enter a folder. Press again to pause
playback.
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8. Stop—Press
Stop to stop current playback. In browser mode, press to return to previous
folder or menu.
9. NTSC/PAL—Press
NTSC/PAL to change video output mode as follows:
NTSC→ PAL→ 480p→ 576p→ 720p50Hz→ 720p60Hz→ 1080i50Hz→ 1080i60Hz
10. Power and access LED—Glows

LED blue when the ScreenPlay Pro HD is connected to power;
blinks when the ScreenPlay Pro HD is loading or accessing files.
11. Standby button—Press

button to activate the ScreenPlay Pro HD for playback. To return to
standby mode, press and hold for three seconds, then release.
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Rear Panel Components
1. Fan vent—Do
vent not block!
2. Security Lock—
Lock—Connect a security cable to prevent theft.
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3. Composite video output connector—Use

connector for composite connection to a TV; connect to
yellow video input jack on the TV.
4. RCA stereo audio output connectors—Use

connectors for composite audio connection; connect to
red/white audio input jacks on the TV.
5. Composite video input connector—Use

connector to connect VCR, DVD player, or other video input
to the ScreenPlay Pro HD for either recording or pass-through playback.
6. RCA audio input connectors—Use

connectors to connect VCR, DVD player, or other audio input to
the ScreenPlay Pro HD for either recording or pass-through playback.
7. USB 2.0 host port—Use

port to connect a WiFi adapter or external USB drive to the ScreenPlay
Pro HD.
NOTE: External USB device must be formatted NTFS or FAT32.
8. Component video output connectors—Connect

connectors to green, blue, and red video jacks on
the TV (component cable not included).
NOTE: Not all TV sets support component video.
9. Ethernet connector—Use
connector for wired network connection (Ethernet cable not included).
10. HDMI connector—Use

connector to connect the ScreenPlay Pro HD to an HDTV or high definition
Home Theater System. Outputs standard, enhanced, or high-definition video, plus
multi-channel audio (surround sound).
11. Coaxial digital audio connector—Outputs

connector digital audio signal. Connect to a receiver
using an RCA cable (not included).
12. USB 2.0 device connector—Use

connector when connecting the ScreenPlay Pro HD directly to a
computer.
13. Power connector—Always

connector connect the included power supply when using the ScreenPlay
Pro HD.
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Safety Guidelines
Do not operate the ScreenPlay Pro HD with wet hands or near water.
Do not bend cables in a sharp angle.
Keep the ScreenPlay Pro HD and cables out of reach of children.
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Keep the ScreenPlay Pro HD and its accessories away from heat sources.
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About the Remote Control
Remote Control Functions

First Time Use of the Remote Control
Replacing the Battery in the Remote Control
Remote Control Functions
When the Iomega ScreenPlay Pro HD is connected to the TV, you can use the remote
control to navigate menus and play content.
STANDBY
Activate the ScreenPlay Pro
HD / Return to Standby

TV SYS Toggle video output mode
(NTSC→ PAL→ 480p→ 576p→
720p50Hz→ 720p60Hz→ 1080i50Hz→
1080i60Hz)
SETUP Jump to the Setup menu to

configure device options
SOURCE Select video input source
AUDIO Select an audio track when
playing movie
SUBTITLE Switch DVD / DivX subtitles
ANGLE Select angle when playing
movie
ZOOM Zoom 2x / 3x / 4x / 8x
RETURN Go to parent directory
SLOW Slow motion
(1x, 3/4x, 1/2x, 1/4x, 1/8x, 1/16x)
REC Press once to record / repeat
press for record length setup
DELETE Delete files (only in browser mode)
UP/DOWN Navigate up or down through
menus in browser mode
LEFT/RIGHT Navigate menus in browser
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mode / rotate photo image
ENTER Select option / play file / HOME Display the ScreenPlay Pro HD
pause playback main menu
MENU Display menu STOP Stop playback

when playing
DVD movie*
Fast rewind Fast forward
(1.5x / 2x / 4x / 8x / 16x / 32x) (1.5x / 2x / 4x / 8x / 16x / 32x)
Previous page in browser Next page in browser preview

preview mode mode
DISPLAY Display file properties / GOTO Press to jump to a specific
information point on a title (specify title,
chapter, and time)
A→B Set A and B points for REPEAT Press to change the repeat
repeat mode (repeat 1 / all / off)**
Increase volume Decrease volume

*Press the MENU key in browser mode to display a menu that enables you to copy, paste, or delete files.
**The default mode is repeat off. Repeat 1 is available only for music files.
NOTES:
The ScreenPlay Pro HD must be activated before it will respond to commands from
the remote control.
Always point the remote control towards the receiver on the front of the ScreenPlay
Pro HD.
Some functions on the remote control are not supported by all media types. If you
select a function that is not supported, the ScreenPlay will display an icon indicating
that it cannot respond to the selected command.
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First Time Use of the Remote Control
Before using the remote control for the first time, enable battery power by pulling out the
plastic tab.
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Replacing the Battery in the Remote Control
When the battery is depleted, replace it with a new CR2025 3 volt battery. Follow the
instructions below.
1. Turn the remote control so the back side is up.
2. Press the tab on the bottom edge with your fingernail to release the battery holder.
3. Hold the battery holder at the indentation and pull out the battery unit.
4. Remove the old battery from the holder and replace it with a new CR2025 battery.
IMPORTANT! Insert the new battery with the positive (+) side facing up.
5. Insert the battery holder into the remote control. Make sure it is seated securely.
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Connecting the ScreenPlay Pro HD
Connecting to a Computer
Connecting to a Network
Connecting to a TV
Connecting to a Computer via USB

Formatting the ScreenPlay Pro HD Hard Drive
Transferring Files on a Computer Connection
Disconnecting from USB
USB Guidelines
Connecting to a Computer via USB
Use the following instructions to connect the ScreenPlay Pro HD directly to a computer via
USB. Note that the computer must meet minimum system requirements to support the
ScreenPlay Pro HD.
1. Connect the USB cable to the back of the ScreenPlay Pro HD and to a USB port on the
computer.
Look for "USB" or the USB symbol, which usually identifies the USB connection. Some
USB 2.0 cards do not have USB notations. If you cannot locate the USB connection on
your computer, refer to your computer documentation or the USB 2.0 card
documentation.
NOTE: Drive performance will be slower if connected to USB 1.1.
2. Connect the included power supply to the drive. Place the drive on a stable surface
and connect the power supply to an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) or power
outlet.
CAUTION! Do not move the drive while it is powered up to avoid drive damage or
data loss. Use only the power supply included with the drive.
3. Press the power button on the front of the ScreenPlay Pro HD to turn it on.
NOTE: The blue LED on the ScreenPlay Pro HD glows when the drive is powered up.
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The LED blinks when the ScreenPlay Pro HD is loading or accessing files.
4. The Iomega ScreenPlay Pro HD drive icon should appear in My Computer or Windows
Explorer. If the drive does not appear on your computer, refer to Troubleshooting.
5. OPTIONAL: After the drive is recognized by the operating system, insert the
Solutions CD and install the Playlist Manager and Transcode utilities. If the CD menu
does not open automatically, launch the Start program on the CD.
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Formatting the ScreenPlay Pro HD Hard Drive
The ScreenPlay Pro HD hard drive ships pre-formatted with an NTFS file system, which
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optimizes performance with Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Vista . If you
reformat the drive, it is recommended that you use the Windows format utility to reformat
with NTFS.
NOTES:
The ScreenPlay Pro HD must be formatted either NTFS or FAT32 in order to play back
media files on a TV.
Do not partition the ScreenPlay Pro HD hard drive - leave it as a single large volume.
Only media files stored on the primary partition can be viewed or played on a TV.
CAUTION! Formatting the drive will erase all existing data! If you have files on the drive
you want to save, move them to another drive before reformatting.
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Transferring Files on a Computer Connection
When the ScreenPlay Pro HD is connected directly to a computer, you can use the standard
methods for your operating system to create folders on the drive, then save or drag and
drop files, just as you would to any other drive attached to your computer. You can also
download media files directly to the ScreenPlay Pro HD.
See Organizing Your Multimedia Files for suggestions on using folders to store and
organize your files.
NOTE: You can also transfer files to the ScreenPlay Pro HD via a network connection.
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Disconnecting from USB
Disconnect the ScreenPlay Pro HD from the computer before connecting to a TV. Before
disconnecting, make sure you save files and close all files and folders on the drive to avoid
losing data. Always use the safe removal procedure for your operating system to avoid
corrupting the file system on the ScreenPlay Pro HD.
Disconnecting using Windows Vista/XP/2000
Use the Safely Remove Hardware utility before you disconnect power or the USB cable from
the ScreenPlay Pro HD.
1. Ensure all files or programs on the drive are closed.
2. Double click the Safely Remove Hardware icon on the taskbar.
3. Select the ScreenPlay Pro HD USB drive and click Stop;

Stop a new window will open.
4. Select the drive again and click OK.

OK
5. You can then safely disconnect the drive.
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USB Guidelines
Read and follow these guidelines to ensure optimal and reliable performance of your
Iomega ScreenPlay Pro HD drive.
You can...
You can connect or disconnect the drive while the computer is on.
NOTE: Always use the safe removal procedure for your operating system when
disconnecting the drive.
You can optimize drive performance by disconnecting other USB devices when using
your ScreenPlay Pro HD. The performance of all USB devices decreases as additional
USB devices are connected.
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You can avoid some system lockups by waiting at least 30 seconds after connecting
or disconnecting any USB device to allow the system to re-enumerate the USB bus.
Do not connect, disconnect, or use any other USB device during this time.
Do not...
Do not connect or disconnect any USB device while the drive is transferring
information. Data loss will result!
Never use USB extension cables with your Iomega ScreenPlay Pro HD drive. Data loss
might result.
Do not connect the drive to a hub; connect only to the computer.
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Connecting to a TV
Connecting to a Wired Network

Connecting to a Wireless Network
Connecting to the ScreenPlay Pro HD from a Networked Computer
Transferring Files via the Network
Connecting to a Wired Network
You can connect the ScreenPlay Pro HD to a TV and your network at the same time. This
allows you to either view media files directly from your network (streaming), or transfer
files to and from the ScreenPlay Pro HD while it is connected to a TV.
1. Use a standard ethernet cable to connect the ScreenPlay Pro HD to a network router,
hub, or switch.
— or —
Connect the ScreenPlay Pro HD to the Ethernet port on a networked computer.
NOTE: The package does not include an ethernet cable.
2. Connect the included power supply to the drive. Place the drive on a stable surface
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and connect the power supply to an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) or power
outlet.
CAUTION! Do not move the drive while it is powered up to avoid drive damage or
data loss. Use only the power supply included with the drive.
3. The ScreenPlay Pro HD is automatically configured so you can browse and play back
files stored on your network volumes. If you want to copy files from your network
volumes to the ScreenPlay Pro HD, you need to connect to the ScreenPlay Pro HD
using a computer on the network.
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Connecting to a Wireless Network
The ScreenPlay Pro HD is WiFi-ready and can connect to a wireless network using a
supported WiFi adapter.
NOTE: The package does not include a WiFi adapter. Check the Support area on
www.iomega.com for the latest information on supported WiFi adapters.
Follow the instructions below to set up the wireless connection for your ScreenPlay Pro HD.
1. Connect the WiFi adapter to the USB host port on the back of the ScreenPlay Pro HD
drive.
2. If you have not already done so, connect the ScreenPlay Pro HD to your TV.
3. Turn on your TV and change the input setting as needed to receive input from the
ScreenPlay Pro HD. Refer to the manual that came with the TV if you are uncertain
how to do this.
4. Activate the ScreenPlay Pro HD by pressing the STANDBY button on either the remote
control or the front of the ScreenPlay drive.
NOTE: When using the remote control, always point it towards the receiver on the
front of the ScreenPlay Pro HD.
5. When the main ScreenPlay menu displays on the TV, select Setup and press the
ENTER key.
6. Select Network and press the ENTER key.
7. Select Wireless Setup and press the ENTER key.
8. Select Modify and press the ENTER key.
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9. The ScreenPlay Pro HD will list available wireless networks. Select your network and
press the Enter key.
NOTE: To enter a username and password to login to a network volume, press the
ENTER key on the remote control. This will bring up a virtual keyboard on the
ScreenPlay Pro HD TV display. Use the remote control cursor keys and the ENTER key
to select the necessary characters. The password can use any combination of
numbers and letters (lower case or caps). It can also use periods. It cannot use
extended punctuation characters (such as !, @, #, $, %, &, etc.)
10. Configure the settings for connection mode, wireless SSID, and wireless security.
11. When the configuration is complete, the ScreenPlay Pro HD will automatically
connect to the wireless network. If it connects successfully, you will see a message
indicating "Test complete", and the Nework Setup menu will display showing the IP
address used by the ScreenPlay Pro HD.
12. Press the HOME key to return to the ScreenPlay Pro HD main menu.
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Connecting to the ScreenPlay Pro HD from a Networked Computer
You can run the ScreenPlay Discovery utility to automatically map a drive letter to the
ScreenPlay Pro HD on a PC connected to the network, or you can manually map a drive
letter.
NOTE: The network computer must be on the same subnet or network segment as the
ScreenPlay Pro HD.
Automatically mapping a drive letter with ScreenPlay Discovery
1. Insert the the Solutions CD and install the ScreenPlay Discovery utility.
2. Run ScreenPlay Discovery to automatically connect to the ScreenPlay Pro HD:
a. Click Start→
Start Iomega→
Iomega ScreenPlay Pro HD
b. Double click the icon for ScreenPlay Discovery.

Discovery
Manually mapping a drive letter from a Windows PC
1. If you have not already done so, connect the ScreenPlay Pro HD to your TV.
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how to do this.
control or the front of the ScreenPlay drive.
4. When the main ScreenPlay menu displays on the TV, select Setup and press the
ENTER key.
5. Select Network and press the ENTER key. The display will show the IP address
assigned to the ScreenPlay Pro HD on your network.
6. Using a PC connected to the Network, right click on the Computer (Vista) or My

Computer (XP/2000) icon and select Map Network Drive.
Drive
7. Select the drive letter you want to use for the ScreenPlay Pro HD, then enter the IP
address for the ScreenPlay Pro HD in the field next to Folder (for example,
\\192.168.1.151).
\\192.168.1.151
8. You can now use My Computer or Windows Explorer to browse the ScreenPlay Pro
HD and copy files from your network volumes onto the ScreenPlay Pro HD.
NOTE: If you need to enter a username and password to login to a network volume, press
the ENTER key on the remote control. This will bring up a virtual keyboard on the
ScreenPlay Pro HD TV display. Use the remote control cursor keys and the ENTER key to
select the necessary characters. The password can use any combination of numbers and
letters (lower case or caps). It can also use periods. It cannot use extended punctuation
characters (such as !, @, #, $, %, &, etc.)
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Transfering Files to the ScreenPlay Pro HD via the Network
After mapping a drive letter to the ScreenPlay Pro HD, you can use the standard methods
for your operating system to create folders on the drive, then save or drag and drop files,
just as you would to any other drive attached to your computer. By using a network
connection, you can transfer files to and from the ScreenPlay Pro HD while it’s connected
to a TV. You can also view files directly from the network. See Using the ScreenPlay Pro HD
for more information on playing media files.
See Organizing Your Multimedia Files for suggestions on using folders to store and
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organize your files.
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Connecting to a TV
Connecting to an HD TV via HDMI Connecting Coaxial Audio

Connecting Composite Video Activating the ScreenPlay for
Connecting Component Video Playback
Disconnecting from TV
Connecting to an HD TV via HDMI
HDMI (high-definition multimedia interface) supports standard, enhanced, or high-

definition video, plus multi-channel digital audio, on a single cable connection. This
connection option is supported only on high-definition (HD) TVs.
1. Connect the HDMI cable to the back of the ScreenPlay Pro HD drive.
2. Connect the other end of the HDMI cable to the HDMI input connection on the TV
set.
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Connecting Composite Video with RCA Audio
Composite video is compatible with most TV sets. The following instructions use the
composite video connector on the ScreenPlay Pro HD and the RCA audio connectors.
1. Connect the composite AV cable to the composite video output connector (top
yellow) and the RCA audio output connectors (top red and white) on the back of the
ScreenPlay Pro HD drive, matching the colors.
2. Connect the yellow (video) connector on the other end of the cable to the composite
VIDEO input connection on the TV set.
3. Connect the white connector to the Left (L) audio input connection on the TV set.
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4. Connect the red connector to the Right (R) audio input connection on the TV set.
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Connecting Component Video with RCA Audio
NOTE: You will need to obtain a component video cable to use this connection option.
If your TV supports component video, you can use this connection for better video quality.
With a component video connection, you can configure configure display ratio, progressive
scan, and resolution up to 1080i using the Setup menu > Video setup.
For the audio connection with component video, you can use the red and white audio
connectors on the composite AV cable to connect RCA audio. For better audio quality, you
can use a coaxial audio cable (not included).
1. Connect the component video cable to the component output connectors (red, blue,
green) on the back of the ScreenPlay Pro HD drive, matching the colors.
2. Connect the other end of the cable to the component video input connections on the
TV set, matching colors of the jacks.
3. Using the composite AV cable, connect red and white connectors to the RCA audio
output connectors on the back of the ScreenPlay Pro HD drive, matching the colors.
4. Connect the white connector on the composite AV cable to the Left (L) audio input
connection on the TV set.
5. Connect the red connector on the composite AV to the Right (R) audio input
connection on the TV set.
NOTE: Some TV sets are equipped with separate composite and component audio
inputs. Be sure that you have connected the correct one.
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Connecting Coaxial Audio
The ScreenPlay Pro HD drive includes a coaxial audio connector for high quality digital
audio output. You will need to obtain a coaxial cable to connect the ScreenPlay Pro HD to
an AV amplifier (receiver) with a digital audio decoder.
NOTE: You will get multi-channel sound effect only if the audio source file carries it.
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Activating the ScreenPlay Pro HD for Playback
After completing the video and audio connections you want to use, connect the ScreenPlay
Pro HD to power. Press the STANDBY button on the remote control or front of the drive to
power on (activate) the ScreenPlay Pro HD. During activation, the blue LED will blink
brightly for several seconds. When the blue LED glows brightly and steadily, the ScreenPlay
Pro HD is ready to use for playback.
NOTE: Pressing the STANDBY button again will return the ScreenPlay Pro HD to Standby
mode. While in Standby mode, the ScreenPlay Pro HD will not respond to other navigation
or command buttons.
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Disconnecting from TV
Always put the ScreenPlay Pro HD in Standby mode before disconnecting cables or moving
the drive. Press the STANDBY button on the remote control or front of the drive, then wait
until the ScreenPlay display turns off and the blue LED stops blinking. It is then safe to
disconnect cables and move the drive.
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Using the ScreenPlay Pro HD Multimedia Player
Using the Front Panel Controls Listening to Music

Organizing your Multimedia Files Viewing Photo Images
Navigating Menus on the TV Using Playlist Manager
Viewing Files from a Network Recording TV or Video
Playing Video Files Viewing Recorded TV or Video
Using the Front Panel Controls
When the ScreenPlay Pro HD is connected to a TV and activated for playback, you can use
the controls on the front panel to navigate through folders and play back multimedia files.
If you need to change the regional standard used by the ScreenPlay Pro HD, press the
NTSC/PAL button. See Front Panel Controls and Indicators for information on the functions
of the other buttons.
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Organizing your Multimedia Files
The main folder on the ScreenPlay Pro HD is called "ROOT". It is recommended that you
create folders at the ROOT level for organizing and storing your multimedia files. You
might find it helpful to create a folder for each type of media you place on the drive (for
example, "Photos" for image files, "Music" for music files, and "Videos" for video files).
Within these folders, you can create additional subfolders to organize your files. For
example, within the "Videos" folder, you could create a separate folder for each movie or
video you want to store on the ScreenPlay Pro HD. You can also create subfolders to
organize your media files into categories that will make it easy for you to find the files you
want to play. For example, within the "Videos" folder, you could create subfolders for
"Classics", "Family Favorites", "Action and Suspense", etc.
NOTE: It is not necessary to place your media files in folders or subfolders; however, this is
recommended for easiest navigation. If you copy all of your media files directly to the
ROOT level without using folders, it will be more difficult to find and play back specific
files.
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Navigating Menus on the TV
When the ScreenPlay Pro HD is connected to a TV and activated for playback, the main
menu (Home menu) will display on the TV screen. You can also jump to the main menu
during playback or while browsing other menus by pressing the HOME key on the remote
control.
The options on the right hand side of the main menu allow you to select a location to
browse for media files or select menus for configuring the ScreenPlay Pro HD.
ScreenPlay Pro Browse folders and files located on the ScreenPlay Pro HD hard
drive.
External USB Browse folders and files located on an external USB device
connected to the USB 2.0 host port on the ScreenPlay Pro HD.
NOTE: The USB device must be formatted NTFS or FAT32 to

support playback on the TV. If the USB drive is partitioned, the
ScreenPlay Pro HD will read only the first partition.
Network Browse shared network volumes when the ScreenPlay Pro HD is

connected to a network.
AV Input Switch the display to view the TV input or an AV input source

connected to the ScreenPlay Pro HD.
Schedule Set up a schedule to record TV programs onto the ScreenPlay

Pro HD.
NOTE: Set the time clock on the ScreenPlay Pro HD before

setting up a recording schedule. See Setup > System > Time.
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Setup Set up configuration options for the ScreenPlay Pro HD. See
Setup Options for detailed information.
To navigate the menus, use the Up/Down arrow keys on the remote control or front panel
to move the highlight bar through menus, options, or files. Press the ENTER key or
Play/Pause button to open a folder, select an option, or play a file. Press the RETURN key
to return to a previous page or menu.
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Viewing Media Files from Your Network
You can use the ScreenPlay Pro HD to play media files from your network on your TV.
1. Connect the ScreenPlay Pro HD to your TV.
2. Connect the ScreenPlay Pro HD to your home network.
how to do this.
control or the front panel.
5. From the ScreenPlay Pro HD Home menu, select Network and press the ENTER key.
6. The Network menu will show volumes available on your network. Use the cursor keys
on the remote control or front of the drive to browse to and select media files you
want to play.
NOTE: If you need to enter a username and password to login to a network volume,
press the ENTER key on the remote control. This will bring up a virtual keyboard on
the ScreenPlay Pro HD TV display. Use the remote control cursor keys and the ENTER
key to select the necessary characters. The password can use any combination of
numbers and letters (lower case or caps). It can also use periods. It cannot use
extended punctuation characters (such as !, @, #, $, %, &, etc.)
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Playing Video Files
Use the following steps to play video files on your TV.
1. Connect the ScreenPlay Pro HD to your computer and copy all files needed for the
video onto the ScreenPlay Pro HD. You can also copy video files to the ScreenPlay Pro
HD using a network connection or play video files directly from your home network
or a USB device connected to the ScreenPlay Pro HD.
how to do this.
5. Select a location to browse for the video file you want to play. Select ScreenPlay Pro if
the file is saved on the ScreenPlay Pro HD hard drive, Network if the file is stored on
a network volume, or External USB if the file is located on an external USB device
connected to the ScreenPlay Pro HD.
6. Browse to the folder containing the video you want to play (use the Up/Down
buttons on either the remote control or the front panel to navigate through listed
folders; press the ENTER key to open a folder or subfolder).
7. Select a video file and press the ENTER key or Play/Pause button to start playback.
Playable Video Files
You can use the ScreenPlay Pro HD to play back videos formatted MPEG-1, MPEG-2, or
MPEG-4, including DivX, DivX HD, XviD, and DVD movies. See Supported Media Formats for
a complete list of supported video types and file formats. The table below provides
additional information on MPEG video formats, icons, and filenames.
NOTE: Although the ScreenPlay Pro HD supports the following file extensions, it might not
be able to support every codec used to create the files. Check the Support area on
www.iomega.com for the latest information on supported file types.
Video Format Icons Notes
MPEG-1 (VCD) This icon indicates an MPEG-1 video file. The filename
extension can be .dat, .mpg, .mpe, or .mpeg.
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MPEG-2 (AVI, VOB) This icon indicates the IFO file for a DVD movie. Select
this file to play the entire DVD movie with DVD menu.
This icon indicates an MPEG-2 VOB file. The filename

extension can be .mpg, .vob, or .m2p. Playing a single
VOB file directly will cause some DVD functions to be
lost. See DVD Folder below for more information.
MPEG-4 (AVI, DivX, This icon indicates a DivX / Xvid movie file. The
XviD) filename extension can be .avi, .divx, or .xvid.
This icon indicates a DivX / Xvid subtitle file. The

filename extension can be .srt, .sub, .idx, .ssa, or .smi.
The subtitle filename must match the video file except
for the extension.
NOTE: For DivX subtitle text files encoded in ANSI code, the Subtitle Language must be set
to match the language of the subtitle text file. Subtitle files encoded with Unicode (UTF-8)
will display properly regardless of the language setting. If needed, use Setup > Language
> Subtitle to adjust the language setting.
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DVD Folder
A DVD folder contains complete files for a DVD movie. The ScreenPlay Pro HD can play
back a movie from a DVD folder just like playing back a DVD disc. To create a DVD folder,
connect the ScreenPlay Pro HD to your computer, insert the DVD disc into the computer's
optical drive, and use My Computer or Windows Explorer to browse the disc. Copy the
entire "VIDEO_TS" folder from the DVD to the ScreenPlay Pro HD. To play the DVD movie,
navigate to the VIDEO_TS folder, select the VIDEO_TS IFO file and press the ENTER key on
the remote control or the Play button on the front panel.
NOTE: If the DVD folder is incomplete, you can still play back the VOB files directly.
Functions controlled by the IFO file, such as the selection of subtitles, chapters, and
angles, will be lost.
IMPORTANT! Some DVD discs cannot be copied because they have been protected with CSS
protection. Always obey copyright and intellectual property rights. Do not copy DVDs with
copyright and do not distribute them to others.
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Listening to Music
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The ScreenPlay Pro HD enables you to listen to music files in MP3, WAV, WMA, OGG, or
M4A format. The ScreenPlay Pro HD also supports DVD soundtracks in AC3 format (Dolby
Digital Encoding), AAC, AIFF, and DTS. You can play music files through a TV set or
connected amplifier/receiver. Follow the steps below to play music files.
1. Connect the ScreenPlay Pro HD to your computer and copy your music files onto the
ScreenPlay Pro HD. You can also copy music files to the ScreenPlay Pro HD using a
network connection or play music files directly from your home network or a USB
device connected to the ScreenPlay Pro HD.
NOTE: It is recommended that you create a folder for your music files rather than
place them at the ROOT level. See Organizing your Multimedia Files for additional
information.
how to do this.
5. Browse to the folder containing the music files you want to play (use the Up/Down
buttons on either the remote control or the front panel to navigate through listed
folders; press the ENTER key to open a folder or subfolder).
6. Select a music file and press the ENTER key or Play/Pause button to start playback.
NOTE: While the music is playing, the playback seek slider will display on the TV
screen. The title, performer, and the album information from the ID3 tag of an MP3
file will also display.
7. If you want to set music playback to repeat one file or all files in the folder, press the
REPEAT key on the remote control sequentially to change to the desired mode:
Repeat 1—Repeats
1 the current track

Repeat all—Repeats
all all files in the folder in consecutive order

Off—Playback
Off stops automatically at the end of the selected track (default
setting)

Playlists
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You can create playlists for your music and other media files using the Playlist Manager
utility. To play back a Playlist, select it and press the Play button. A total of 2,048 files can
be managed in a single Playlist.
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Viewing Photo Images
You can use the ScreenPlay Pro HD to create and view photo image slideshows. If desired,
you can also add music to your slideshows. Follow the steps below.
NOTE: The photo images must be in BMP or JPEG format, which is the format used by most
digital cameras. The filename extension can be .bmp, .jpg, .jpe, or .jpeg.
1. Connect the ScreenPlay Pro HD to your computer and copy your photo images onto
the ScreenPlay Pro HD. You can also copy photo images to the ScreenPlay Pro HD
using a network connection or view photos directly from your home network or a
USB device connected to the ScreenPlay Pro HD.
NOTE: It is recommended that you create a separate folder or subfolder for each
slideshow. Using the default settings, the ScreenPlay Pro HD will automatically
display all of the images in a selected folder in alphanumeric order (for example,
image01, image02, image03, etc.). See Organizing your Multimedia Files for
additional information on creating folders and subfolders.
2. If you want to play music with your slideshow, copy the music tracks to the same
folder or subfolder as the image files. Name the music tracks in the order you would
like them to play, for example, track01, track02, track03, etc.
NOTE: The filenames for the music tracks must list after all of the image files. When
playing the slideshow, the ScreenPlay Pro HD will automatically start playing the first
music track and continue to play each music track in alphanumeric order. You can
use a maximum of 100 music files with each slideshow.
3. When you have finished copying the files you want to display, disconnect the
ScreenPlay Pro HD from the computer.
how to do this.
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7. To set the display interval for your slideshow, press the SETUP key on the remote
control to access the Setup menu. Select MISC > Slide Show Time,
Time and select the
time you want each photo to display.
8. Browse to the folder containing the photo images you want to view (use the
Up/Down buttons on either the remote control or the front panel to navigate
through listed folders; press the ENTER key to open a folder or subfolder).
9. Select the image file you want to start the slideshow, then press the ENTER key or
Play/Pause button on the front panel. The ScreenPlay Pro HD will display all photo
images in the folder consecutively with the selected display interval.
NOTE: If you do not want to display the photos in slideshow mode, press the Play/Pause
key on the remote control or front of the ScreenPlay Pro HD. You can then navigate
through the photos manually by pressing the arrow keys. To return to slideshow mode,
press the Play/Pause button again.
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Using Playlist Manager
A playlist is a collection of media files which can be played in series. The Playlist Manager
utility included with the ScreenPlay Pro HD allows you to create playlists for your media
files. Each playlist can contain only one media type (music, photos, or videos). Once you
have created a playlist, you can play it back by selecting it and pressing the Play button on
the front panel or remote control. A total of 2,048 files can be added to a single playlist.
NOTE: A playlist is an .m3u file. In addition to playlists created using the Playlist Manager
utility, the ScreenPlay Pro HD can use playlist files from other software players, such a
Windows Media Play or Winamp.
Follow the instructions below to create and manage playlists.
1. Connect the ScreenPlay Pro HD to your computer.
2. To launch the utility, Click Start→

Start Iomega ScreenPlay Utility→
Utility Playlist Manager.
Manager
3. To create a new playlist, click the File menu and select New Playlist.
Playlist The new playlist
will appear in the lower window frame. Name the playlist as you wish.
4. To add files to your playlist, use the upper window to browse the media files stored
on your ScreenPlay Pro HD. Select the files you want to use in your playlist and press
the Add button.
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5. To remove files from your playlist, use the lower window to browse and select files
from the playlist, then press the Delete button.
6. To adjust the playlist sequence, select the files you want to manage and use the Up
or Down button to move them a step forward or backward in the playlist.
7. Select the play mode you want to use with your playlist. There are three modes
available:
Repeat One (1)—Play

(1) the first file repeatedly; press Next to repeat the next
fiie. This mode is especially useful for presentations.

Repeat All—Play
All all files in normal mode and repeat the entire list after the last
file has played.

Off—Playback
Off stops automatically at the end of the selected track.

Troubleshooting Tip: If a playlist does not appear on the TV when navigating the
ScreenPlay Pro HD, open it on your PC using the Playlist Manager and save it again.
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Recording TV Programs or Other Video Input
You can record an audio/video signal from the TV or any other AV device connected to the
composite input connectors on the ScreenPlay Pro HD. You can start recording immediately
using the REC key on the remote control (one-touch recording), or you can schedule a
recording to take place at another time.
NOTES:
The AV source device must support composite output in order to connect to the
audio/video input connectors on the ScreenPlay Pro HD.
If the power supply is disconnected from the ScreenPlay Pro HD or there is a

complete power outage, it will erase the recording schedule and you will need to
reset the recording schedule when power is restored.
One-
One-touch Video Recording
One-touch recording enables you to easily record TV programs without setting up a

recording schedule. You can also use one-touch recording to record video from cameras,
cable, or VCRs. Follow the instructions below.
1. Use the yellow connectors on the composite cable to connect video output from the
TV set or other AV source device to the composite video input connector on the back
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of the ScreenPlay Pro HD.
2. Use the red and white connectors on the composite cable to connect audio output
from the TV or other AV source device to the RCA audio input connectors on the
back of the ScreenPlay Pro HD, matching the colors of the jacks.
3. Turn on the TV or other AV input device.
4. Activate the ScreenPlay Pro HD by pressing the STANDBY key on the remote control.
5. If you are recording a TV program, switch to the appropriate channel on the TV set.
If you are recording from a camera or VCR, start video playback on the AV source.
6. Press the REC key on the ScreenPlay Pro HD remote control to start recording the AV
input.
7. Press the REC key again to set up the recording length.
NOTE: It is not necessary to set a recording length. In this case, manually stop the
recording by pressing the STOP key on the remote control.
Recording TV Programs on a Schedule
You can set up the ScreenPlay Pro HD to record your favorite TV programs or to record a
special program you would otherwise not be able to watch. Follow the instructions below.
NOTE: To display the ScreenPlay Pro HD menus on the TV screen, you need to connect the
ScreenPlay Pro HD to video input on the TV. You will also need to connect video/audio
output from the TV to the ScreenPlay Pro HD to provide the signal to record.
1. Connect video output from the ScreenPlay Pro HD to video input on the TV (see
Connecting to a TV if you need instructions).
2. Use a composite cable to connect audio/video output from the TV to the

audio/video input connectors on the back of the ScreenPlay Pro HD, matching the
colors of the jacks.
how to do this.
4. Activate the ScreenPlay Pro HD by pressing the STANDBY key on the remote control.
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5. If you have not already done so, set the time clock on the ScreenPlay Pro HD.
a. Press the SETUP key on the remote control or go to the ScreenPlay Pro HD
Home menu and select Setup.
Setup
b. From the Setup menu, enter System > Time.

Time
c. Use the number keys on the remote control to enter the year (4-digit format),
month (1-2 digits as needed), and day (1-2 digits).
d. Enter the time in hours, minutes, and seconds on a 24 hour clock.
NOTE: The time set on the ScreenPlay Pro HD must match that on the TV or set
top box you want to record.
e. Press the ENTER key on the remote control and confirm the time setting.
6. Return to the Setup menu and select REC.

REC
7. Select Add a new schedule and press the ENTER key on the remote control.
8. Use the up and down arrow keys on the remote control to set the date and time you
want recording to start.
9. Use the up and down arrow keys on the remote control to set the recording length in
hours and minutes.
10. If you want to record this program more than once, set the Repeat option you want
to use.
11. When you have finished setting up the record schedule, press the ENTER key on the
remote control and confirm the schedule.
12. Before the record schedule runs, turn on the TV and switch to the channel you want
to record. The ScreenPlay Pro HD will record the input AV signal as scheduled
whether it is in Standby mode or activated for playback.
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Viewing Recorded TV or Video
The ScreenPlay Pro HD saves recorded TV programs or videos in a folder named REC.
REC It
automatically names the recorded video files according to the date and time at the
beginning of the recording. The standard filename convention uses 8-digits to identify the
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year, month, and day, followed by an underscore and 4-digits for the time on a 24-hour
clock. For example, if you recorded a TV program that started at 7:00 p.m. on July 24,
2008, the filename for the recording would be 20080724_1900.mpg.
20080724_1900.mpg The ScreenPlay Pro
HD uses MPEG-2 as the file format for all AV recordings.
Use the following instructions to view an AV recording.
1. Connect audio/video out from the ScreenPlay Pro HD to the appropriate input
connections on your TV. See Connecting to a TV if you need detailed instructions.
how to do this.
4. When the ScreenPlay Pro HD main menu loads, select ScreenPlay Pro and press the
ENTER key on the remote control.
5. Select the REC folder and press the ENTER key.
6. Select the mpg file you want to view and press the ENTER key or Play/Pause button.
Use the filenames to identify the program by the date and time it was recorded.
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Setup Options
Using the Setup Menu REC (Record)

Language Network
Audio System
Video MISC
Using the Setup Menu
The default configuration on the ScreenPlay Pro HD is compatible with most TV sets, so
you might not need to use the Setup menu. If you need to change the ScreenPlay Pro HD
configuration, refer to the information below on the setup menus, functions, and options.
To access the Setup menu, press the SETUP key on the remote control, or select Setup
from the ScreenPlay Pro HD HOME menu. To navigate through the Setup menu, use the up
and down cursor keys to select a submenu or function and press the Enter key to display
available options.
To set the configuration for a function, use the up and down cursor keys to highlight the
option you want to use, then press the Enter key to confirm the setting. To return to the
list of functions, press the RETURN key on the remote control. You can also press the
HOME key to jump to the ScreenPlay Pro HD main menu.
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Language
Menu Language
Select the language used to display the ScreenPlay Pro HD menus.
Text Encoding
Use Unicode for all languages except Chinese. When viewing a video with Chinese
subtitles, the text encoding must be set to match that used in the subtitle file.
Audio
Select the language for the default audio when playing a DVD movie. If the selected
language is not supported by the DVD movie, the audio will default to English.
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Subtitle
Select the language for the default subtitle when playing a DVD movie. If OFF is
selected, subtitles will not display during playback of DVD movies.
NOTE: Some DVD movies do not support subtitles and always default to off.
Disc Language
Select the language for DVD menus.
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Audio Setup
NOTE: You must stop playback to set options on this submenu.
Speaker
2 CH Outputs stereo audio
5.1 CH Select for use with Dolby Digital
Night Mode
OFF Turns off night mode or the comfort option
ON Decreases audio output through the ScreenPlay Pro HD to a

soft level for nighttime listening
Comfort Softens audio output only for sudden loud portions of an

audio track
S/PDIF
HDMI LPCM* Use with an HDMI connection. Outputs audio signal with

multi-channel simulation whenever possible.
HDMI RAW Use with an HDMI connection. Outputs digital audio without

decoding.
SPDIF LPCM* Use with a coaxial audio connection. Outputs audio signal

with multi-channel simulation whenever possible.
SPDIF RAW Use with a coaxial audio connection. Outputs audio signal

with multi-channel simulation whenever possible.
*LPCM stands for Linear Pulse Code Modulation,

Modulation which is a common method for encoding audio signal in
CD and DVD.
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Video Setup
NOTE: You must stop playback to set options on this submenu. You must exit the
Setup menu for settings on this submenu to take effect.
Aspect Ratio
Pan Scan 4:3 Displays 16：9 images in “Pan and Scan” with a 4:3 ratio TV

connected.
Letter Box 4:3 Displays 16：9 images in “Letter Box” with a 4:3 ratio TV

connected.
16:9 Displays 16:9 images on a wide screen TV.
Brightness / Contrast
Adjust brightness and contrast settings for video output from the ScreenPlay Pro

HD to the TV.
Video Output
Component Outputs video signal via both composite and component

connectors.
SCART Outputs SCART RGB video signal via the composite output

connector.
TV System
NTSC Outputs standard NTSC video signal
PAL Outputs standard PAL video signal
480p Use the 480p or 576p output

576p resolution with a 4:3 ratio TV.
720p50Hz The 720p and 1080i options output

a 16:9 up-scaling video format for
720p60Hz
high definition wide-screen displays.
1080i50Hz
Select the output option that
1080i60Hz optimizes display on the TV.
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REC (Record) Setup
Quality Select desired recording quality: HQ, SP, LP, EP, or SLP
Auto Chapter Set time for automatic chapter marker (15, 20, or 30
minutes) or turn off auto chapter markers.
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Network Setup
When the ScreenPlay Pro HD is connected to a network, the Network setup menu will
display the IP address for either wired network with DHCP or wireless network.
Wired LAN Setup
DHCP IP IP address for the ScreenPlay Pro HD will be automatically

assigned by the Network
Static IP Use to manually assign the IP Address, Subnet Mask, and

Default Gateway used by the ScreenPlay Pro HD. Use number
keys on the remote control to enter the desired addresses.
Wireless Setup
Connect After setting up the wireless access point, use this option to
automatically connect or reconnect the ScreenPlay Pro HD to
the wireless network
Modify Select to set up the wireless access point for the ScreenPlay
Pro HD. Modify will automatically scan for available wireless
networks and allow you to set the login and password for the
network you select. You can then configure settings for
connection mode, wireless SSID, and wireless security.
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System Setup
Time Set time clock used by ScreenPlay Pro HD
Restore Default Select to restore all setup options to factory default settings
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MISC (Miscellaneous) Setup
Slide Show Timing Set time to display each photo during slideshow
Transition Effect Set fade or transition options for slideshow display
Background Music Select playlist or folder containing music to play during

slideshow
DIVX Displays DivX registration number for use with DivX VOD
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Troubleshooting
Problems on a TV Connection
Problems Playing Media Files
Problems on a Computer Connection
Problems on a Network Connection
Click the links below to expand or close the troubleshooting information.
For help with problems that are not covered in this manual, please visit the support area
on www.iomega.com
Problems on a TV Connection
TV screen does not display normally
Press the TV SYS key on the remote control repeatedly until the screen displays
normally. This toggles the video output on the ScreenPlay. See Setup Options > Video
Setup > TV System for more information on video output settings.
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TV screen rolls vertically
This problem is probably due to an incorrect video output setting for your region. The
selected setting must match your regional television standard (PAL or NTSC). To fix the
problem, press the NTSC/PAL button on front of the ScreenPlay Pro HD to toggle the
regional setting.
NOTE: The default setting on the ScreenPlay matches the region where the device is
purchased. You might see this problem if you travel and use your ScreenPlay in
different parts of the world.
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ScreenPlay Pro HD does not respond to the remote control
Make sure you are pointing the remote control directly at the receiver on the
front panel. The orange LED on the ScreenPlay will flash when it receives a signal
from the remote control. If the orange LED does not flash, make sure the
ScreenPlay is receiving power (see ScreenPlay LEDs do not light), then check the
following suggestions.
Make sure you have activated the ScreenPlay by pressing the STANDBY key on
the remote control or front panel. When the ScreenPlay is activated, the blue LED
on the front panel should blink for several seconds, then glow steadily.
If you are using the remote control for the first time, pull out the plastic tab to
enable battery power.
Check the orientation of the battery in the remote control. The "+" side of the
battery should be up.
If you have used the remote control for some time, the battery could be
depleted. Refer to Replacing the Battery.
NOTE: If you select a function on the remote control that is not supported by the
current menu or media file, the ScreenPlay will display a hand icon on the TV screen.
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Blank or blue screen when the ScreenPlay Pro HD is connected to a TV
Confirm that the ScreenPlay Pro HD is correctly connected to the video input on
your TV set. Refer to Connecting to a TV for detailed instructions.
Make sure the ScreenPlay Pro HD is connected to power, turned on, and
activated.
Make sure you have selected the correct video input on your TV to display
output from the ScreenPlay Pro HD.
The video output setting on the ScreenPlay might not be correct for your TV.
Press the TV SYS key on the remote control repeatedly until the screen displays
normally.
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No audio output
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Check the audio cable connection between the ScreenPlay Pro HD and the TV.
The ScreenPlay Pro HD can be connected to RCA connectors on the TV using the
red and white connectors on the included composite cable. You can also connect
the ScreenPlay Pro HD to an AV amplifier (receiver) using a coaxial audio cable
(not included). If you are using a composite RCA connection, be sure you have
connected audio output from the ScreenPlay Pro HD to audio input on the TV
set.
NOTE: Some TV sets are equipped with separate composite and component
audio inputs. Be sure that you have connected the correct one. See Connecting
to a TV for instructions.
Check the Audio options on the Setup menu. If the ScreenPlay is connected to an
AV amplifier using a coaxial cable, select the appropriate S/PDIF Output option
for your equipment.
Check the volume setting on the TV or AV amplifier. You will not be able to hear
audio if the volume is too low. Try pressing the volume increase key on the
ScreenPlay Pro HD remote control.
The ScreenPlay Pro HD might be using the wrong audio channel. Press the
AUDIO key on the remote control to select the correct audio channel.
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TV does not have RCA jacks
Try connecting your ScreenPlay Pro HD through a VCR or RF Modulator (the VCR needs
to be in VCR mode rather than TV mode). You can also use the coaxial audio connector
on the ScreenPlay Pro HD to connect to an AV amplifier (receiver) with a digital audio
decoder (coaxial cable not included).
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ScreenPlay LEDs do not light
The blue LED glows whenever the ScreenPlay Pro HD is powered up (activated) and
blinks when the ScreenPlay Pro HD is loading or accessing files. If the blue LED does
not light, try the following troubleshooting suggestions.
Confirm that the power supply that shipped with the ScreenPlay Pro HD is
corectly connected to the back of the drive. Try disconnecting and reconnecting
the power supply cable.
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Confirm that the power supply is connected to a working power outlet or

uninterruptible power supply (UPS).
Check the connection of the power cord to the power supply.
The orange LED flashes to indicate receiving a signal from the remote control. If the
blue LED is on but the orange LED does not flash, try the suggestions under ScreenPlay
Pro HD does not respond to the remote control.
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The Setup menu appears in the wrong language
From the Setup menu, select Language > Menu Language and choose the language
option you want to use. See Using the Setup Menu for instructions on how to navigate
and select options on the Setup menu.
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Problems Playing Media Files
Media files are listed when connected to a computer but not on the TV
This happens if the media file format is not supported on the ScreenPlay. Refer
to Supported Media Formats for information on supported file types and
filename extensions.
Make sure the folder containing the files is not compressed, encrypted, or
hidden. You can check the folder attributes on a computer by right clicking on
the folder icon and selecting Properties.
Properties Make sure the box next to Hidden is not
checked. Click the Advanced button to check whether or not the folder is
compressed or encrypted.
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Some media files will not play
Confirm that the file format is supported on the ScreenPlay. Refer to Supported
Media Formats for information on supported file types and filename extensions.
Make sure the file is not compressed.
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Make sure the media file is not damaged. If available, try replacing the file with a
known-good copy.
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Movie audio or subtitle language does not change
If the audio or subtitle language of a movie does not change when you press the
SUBTITLE key on the remote control, it's likely that the movie has only one available
language. Check the package specifications for the movie.
If the movie includes different language options, make sure you are pointing the
remote control directly at the receiver on the front of the ScreenPlay Pro HD and press
the SUBTITLE key again.
NOTE: If the hand icon appears on the TV screen when you press the SUBTITLE key,
this function is not supported by the movie you are viewing.
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Unrecognizable subtitle occurs when playing some DivX movies
If the subtitle file is ANSI encoded text, you need to manually set the subtitle language
option to match the language used by the subtitle file. Press the SETUP key on the
remote control and select Language > Subtitle,
Subtitle then choose the language you need.
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Audio or subtitle is not in the selected language
If the audio or subtitle on a movie does not come up in the language you have selected
on the Setup menu, the movie probably does not include that language. Press the
AUDIO or SUBTITLE keys on the remote control to select another language.
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DVD menu behaves incorrectly - blank screen or repeated segments
This happens if the DVD folder lacks some files needed for the menu function. To
work around this issue, press the stop key on the ScreenPlay remote control to stop
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playback, then select the VIDEO_TS file. Press the ENTER key to play the Main Title
directly.
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Problems on a Computer Connection
ScreenPlay Pro HD does not appear or is not assigned a drive letter in My Computer or
Windows Explorer
Try rebooting your computer.
Check all connections.
Make sure the ScreenPlay Pro HD is connected to power and turned on. The blue
LED glows when the ScreenPlay Pro HD is powered up. If the LED is off, press the
Standby button on the front of the ScreenPlay Pro HD to turn it on. The blue
power/access LED will blink while the ScreenPlay Pro HD powers up, then glow
steadily. If the blue LED does not light, see ScreenPlay LEDs do not light.
Make sure you are using the USB cable that came with the drive. If you are using
a different cable, make sure it meets interface specifications.
Connect the USB cable directly to the port on the computer or on the USB card.
Do not plug the drive's USB cable into a hub or keyboard.
If you are using a USB 2.0 host adapter, make sure that the correct drivers for
the adapter have been installed and the operating system recognizes it.
Check your BIOS to ensure USB is enabled. Please refer to your computer's user's
guide or manual for instructions.
If the drive is still not assigned a drive letter, please visit the Support area on
www.iomega.com.
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ScreenPlay Pro HD performance seems slow connected to USB
To help avoid this problem, make sure other USB devices are not being used at
the same time as the ScreenPlay Pro HD. Other devices that can affect
performance include digital cameras, scanners, and other high-speed
peripherals that process large amounts of data.
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Connect the data cable directly to the port on the computer or on the USB card.
Do not plug the drive's data cable into a hub or keyboard.
NOTE: The ScreenPlay Pro HD will perform slower when connected to a standard
USB 1.1 port. The drive will not reach the maximum transfer rate unless it is
connected to a USB 2.0 port. For additional information about USB 1.1 and 2.0
and how to determine which version is installed on your computer, please visit
the support area of www.iomega.com.
If drive performance still seems slow, please visit the support area of
www.iomega.com for additional troubleshooting.
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Large files will not copy to the ScreenPlay Pro HD
If the ScreenPlay Pro HD is formatted FAT32, an individual file that is 4GB or larger
cannot be copied due to limitations in the FAT32 file system. If you have a file that is 4
GB or larger, try using a compression utility to make the file smaller. If you can
compress it to less than 4GB, you will be able to copy it to a FAT32 volume.
NOTE: The ScreenPlay Pro HD must be formatted either NTFS or FAT32 in order to play
back media files on a TV.
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ScreenPlay Pro HD locks up, freezes, or information gets lost or corrupted
The problem is probably due to a non-compliant USB controller chip or other devices
on your computer system. Try the following suggestions:
Carefully follow the USB guidelines. They are designed to help you avoid some of
the problems caused by non-compliant USB devices.
If the problem persists, you may want to upgrade the USB controller in your
computer system to one that complies with the latest USB specification. In this
case, contact your computer manufacturer for help.
Do not disconnect the Iomega drive while it is transferring information. Data

loss will result!
Do not connect or disconnect other USB devices while the Iomega drive is
transferring information. Data loss will result!
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If the computer still locks up, freezes, or information gets lost or corrupted, please
visit the support area of www.iomega.com for additional troubleshooting.
CAUTION! USB devices (including cards, mice, joysticks, and peripherals) that do not
comply with the USB specification may cause system lockups or possible data loss
when used with the Iomega drive. If you are not sure that a USB device complies with
the latest USB specification, contact the manufacturer of the device.
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Windows stops responding when you disconnect the ScreenPlay Pro HD
This may occur because Windows is trying to access a file that is on the ScreenPlay Pro
hard drive. Make sure that none of the files on the disk are open when you unplug the
drive. Be sure to stop the drive before disconnecting the data cable or power cable
from the drive to prevent any data loss.
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Problems on a Network Connection
ScreenPlay Pro HD is not recognized on the network
Make sure the ScreenPlay Pro HD is connected to power and turned on. The blue
LED glows when the ScreenPlay Pro HD is powered up. If the LED is off, press the
Standby button on the front of the ScreenPlay Pro HD to turn it on. The blue
power/access LED will blink while the ScreenPlay Pro HD powers up, then glow
steadily. If the blue LED does not light, see ScreenPlay LEDs do not light.
If you are using a wired network connection, check the following:
Make sure you are using a functional Ethernet cable. Verify that the LED on
the Ethernet (LAN) connector is lit.
Make sure the Ethernet cable is connected to a 10/100Base-T switch, hub,

or router, or directly to a computer on the network.
Check all connections (power and network).
If you are using a wireless network connection, check the following:
Make sure you are using a supported WiFi adapter. Check the Support area
on www.iomega.com for the latest information on supported WiFi
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adapters.
Make sure the WiFi adapter is securely connected to the USB host port on
the back of the ScreenPlay Pro HD drive. You should see a message on the
ScreenPlay Pro HD TV display indicating Wifi plug-in.
Make sure you have set up the wireless access point for the ScreenPlay Pro
HD. See Connecting to a Wireless Network for instructions.
Wait a few minutes and then try connecting to the ScreenPlay Pro HD again. See
Connecting to the ScreenPlay Pro HD from a Networked Computer for detailed
instructions.
Try rebooting your computer and connecting to the ScreenPlay Pro HD again.
Make sure the computer you are using to connect to the ScreenPlay Pro HD is on
the same subnet or network segment as the ScreenPlay Pro HD.
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Where is the IP address for the ScreenPlay Pro HD?
The ScreenPlay Pro HD uses DHCP by default and will be automatically assigned an IP
address by the network. To view the IP address, go to the ScreenPlay Pro HD Home
menu on the TV display, select Setup > Network.
Network The IP address will appear next to
the network connection you are using (wired LAN or wireless). If the IP address does
not appear, make sure the ScreenPlay Pro HD is correctly connected to the network
(see ScreenPlay Pro HD is not recognized on the network).
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Unable to enter network password on the ScreenPlay TV display
If you need to enter a username and password to login to a network volume, press the
ENTER key on the remote control. This will bring up a virtual keyboard on the
ScreenPlay Pro HD TV display. Use the remote control cursor keys and the ENTER key
to select the necessary characters.
The ScreenPlay Pro HD virtual keyboard supports any combination of numbers, lower
case letters, upper case letters (caps), periods, and slashes. It does not support
extended punctuation characters (such as !, @, #, $, %, &, etc.). If you need to logon to
a network volume that uses a strong password, change the password to use only
characters supported by the ScreenPlay Pro HD virtual keyboard.
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How to Get Help

Iomega is committed to providing excellent customer support. To meet this goal, Iomega
offers a variety of support options designed to meet the needs of a wide range of users.
For complete information on the support options available for your Iomega product, check
our website at www.iomega.com. Please select your region carefully.
Here's just some of what is available on Iomega's award-winning web support site 24
hours a day, 7 days a week:
Answers to frequently asked questions (FAQs)

Online help pages with troubleshooting or basic "how to" information
Up-to-date Iomega software and drivers
Advanced online support options, such as 1-on-1 live chat and email
Electronic copies of Iomega product manuals
Information on telephone support options
Information on advanced technical service options, such as data recovery
Warranty information and product return instructions
Support options available may vary depending on your region and language of choice.
NOTE: Iomega's specific customer support policies (including fees for services) and
procedures change as technology and market conditions dictate. To obtain information
about Iomega's current policies, please visit our website or write to: Iomega Customer
Service, 4059 South 1900 West, Roy, UT 84067, USA.
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Limited Warranty — U.S. and other nations

(Drives and Media)
Coverage
Excluded Products and Problems
Remedies
Obtaining Warranty Service
Limitations
Coverage
Iomega warrants this hardware product to be free from defects in materials and
workmanship for the warranty period. This non-transferable, limited warranty is only to
you, the first end-user purchaser. The warranty begins on the date of purchase and lasts
for the period specified below:
®
REV, REV Pro, and Zip drives: one (1) year
REV, REV Pro, and Zip disks: five (5) years
Desktop Hard Drives: one (1) year
Portable Hard Drives: one (1) year
ScreenPlay Multimedia Players and ScreenPlay TV Link: one (1) year
Home Network Drives: one (1) year
StorCenter Network Drives: one (1) year
®
Iomega CD-RW and DVD drives: one (1) year
All Iomega reconditioned products: ninety (90) days
Any other Iomega hardware product unless otherwise stated: one (1) year
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This warranty does not apply to: (a) Iomega software products; (b) expendable components
such as fuses or bulbs; or (c) third party products, hardware or software, supplied with the
warranted product. Iomega makes no warranty of any kind on such products which, if
included, are provided "AS IS." This warranty also excludes damage caused by accident,
misuse, abuse, use of non-Iomega approved media, exposure of media to excessive
magnetic fields, or external environmental causes.
Remedies
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Your sole and exclusive remedy for a covered defect is repair or replacement of the
defective product, at Iomega's sole option and expense (shipping may be charged), and
Iomega may use new or refurbished parts or products to do so. If Iomega is unable to
repair or replace a defective product, your alternate exclusive remedy shall be a refund of
the original purchase price.
The above is Iomega's entire obligation to you under this warranty. IN NO EVENT SHALL
IOMEGA BE LIABLE FOR INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR SPECIAL DAMAGES OR
LOSSES, INCLUDING LOSS OF DATA, USE, OR PROFITS EVEN IF IOMEGA HAS BEEN ADVISED
OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. In no event shall Iomega's liability exceed the
original purchase price of the drive or the media disk. Some jurisdictions do not allow the
exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or
exclusion may not apply to you.
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You must notify Iomega within the warranty period to receive warranty service. Just as
technology and market conditions vary, Iomega’s specific customer support policies
(including fees for services) and procedures change over time. To obtain information about
Iomega's current policies or warranty service, please visit our website at
www.iomega.com/supportpolicy.html or write to: Iomega Customer Service, 4059 South
1900 West, Roy, UT 84067, USA.
Limitations
THE ABOVE WARRANTY IS EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR
IMPLIED. To the extent permitted by applicable law, IOMEGA SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS ANY
IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Any implied warranty required by applicable law
shall be limited in duration to the express warranty term. Some jurisdictions do not allow
disclaimers of implied warranties or limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so
the above limitation may not apply to you.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights that vary
from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. Any suit for breach of any warranty on your product must
be filed within one (1) year of the first date the suit could have been brought.
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Limited Warranty — Europe, the Middle East, and

Africa
(Drives and Media)
Coverage
Additional Excluded Problems for NAS (Network Attached Storage) Products
Remedies
Limitations
Coverage
Iomega warrants this hardware product to be free from defects in materials and
workmanship for the warranty period. This non-transferable, limited warranty is only to
you, the first end-user purchaser. The warranty begins on the date of purchase and lasts
for the period specified below:
®
REV, REV Pro, and Zip drives: two (2) years
REV, REV Pro, and Zip disks: five (5) years
Desktop Hard Drives: two (2) years
Portable Hard Drives: two (2) years
ScreenPlay Multimedia Players and ScreenPlay TV Link: two (2) years
Home Network Drives: two (2) years
StorCenter Network Drives: two (2) years
®
Iomega CD-RW and DVD drives: two (2) years
Any other Iomega hardware product unless otherwise stated: two (2) years
This warranty does not apply to: (a) Iomega software products; (b) expendable components
such as fuses or bulbs; or (c) third party products, hardware or software, supplied with the
warranted product. Iomega makes no warranty of any kind on such products which, if
included, are provided "AS IS." This warranty also excludes damage caused by accident,
misuse, abuse, use of non-Iomega supplied or approved media, exposure of media to
excess magnetic fields, or external environmental causes.
Additional Excluded Problems for NAS (Network Attached Storage) Products
With respect to NAS products, this warranty also does not apply to: (a) any improper use
and/or application of the NAS product, including any non-observance of instructions given
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in the owner's manual and/or service manual by any person—including, without limitation,
application of abnormal shock, improper supply voltage, exposure to abnormal
temperature or improper handling of the NAS product; or (b) any alteration, change,
modification or repair made on the NAS product by any party other than Iomega or its
authorized service centers.
Remedies
Your sole and exclusive remedy for a covered defect is repair or replacement of the
defective product, at Iomega's sole option and expense (shipping may be charged), and
Iomega may use new or refurbished parts or products to do so. The replaced part/product
will be warranted for the remainder of the original warranty or three (3) months from the
date of shipment of such parts/products, whichever is longer. If Iomega is unable to repair
or replace a defective product, your alternate exclusive remedy shall be a refund of the
original purchase price. The above is Iomega's entire obligation to you under this warranty.
IN NO EVENT SHALL IOMEGA BE LIABLE FOR INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR
SPECIAL DAMAGES OR LOSSES, INCLUDING LOSS OF DATA, USE, OR PROFITS EVEN IF
IOMEGA HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. In no event shall
Iomega's liability exceed the original purchase price of the drive or the media disk. Some
jurisdictions do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential
damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you.
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You must notify Iomega within the warranty period to receive warranty service. Contact
Information for Iomega Customer Service can be obtained on our Support website at
www.iomega.com/europe/support. If the Iomega representative determines your product
is eligible for warranty service, you will be required to return it to Iomega, along with
proper identification, a return authorization number provided by the representative, and
proof of purchase. Iomega will not protect, recover, or return data during warranty service
so you should duplicate your data before shipment. Just as technology and market
conditions vary, Iomega’s specific customer support policies (including fees for services)
and procedures change over time. To obtain information about Iomega's current policies
or warranty service, please visit our website at www.iomega.com/supportpolicy.html or
write to: Iomega Customer Service, 4059 South 1900 West, Roy, UT 84067, USA.
Limitations
THE ABOVE WARRANTY IS EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR
IMPLIED. To the extent permitted by applicable law, IOMEGA SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS ANY
IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Any implied warranty required by applicable law
shall be limited in duration to the express warranty term. Some jurisdictions do not allow
disclaimers of implied warranties or limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so
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the above limitation may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights and
you may also have other rights that vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. Any suit for
breach of any warranty on your Product must be filed within 1 year of the first date the suit
could have been brought. This warranty contains information on the support options
available at the time it was prepared. For up-to-date support information, please contact
the Iomega website at www.iomega.com/europe/support.
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Regulatory Information
FCC (United States)
The computer equipment described in this manual generates and uses radio frequency (RF)
energy. If the equipment is not installed and operated in strict accordance with the
manufacturer's instructions, interference to radio and television reception might result.
This equipment complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the
following conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this
device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause
undesired operation.
Part 15, Class B, of the FCC Rules, is designed to provide reasonable protection against
radio and television interference in a residential installation. Although the equipment has
been tested and found to comply with the allowed RF emission limits, as specified in the
above cited Rules, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. Interference can be determined by turning the equipment off and on while
monitoring radio or television reception. The user may be able to eliminate any
interference by implementing one or more of the following measures:
Reorient the affected device and/or its receiving antenna.

Increase the distance between the affected device and the computer equipment.
Plug the computer and its peripherals into a different branch circuit from that used
by the affected device.
If necessary, consult an experienced radio/television technician for additional
suggestions.
NOTE: Changes or modifications to the electronics or enclosure of this product must be

expressly approved by Iomega; otherwise, the user's authority to operate this product
might be voided by the FCC.
For USA – California Only
This product contains a CR Coin Cell Lithium Battery which contains Perchlorate material –
special handling may apply. See www.dtsc.ca.gov/hazardouswaste/perchlorate.
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Canadian Verification
This Class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference-
Causing Equipment Regulations (ICES-003, Class B).
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CE (European Community)
This Iomega product conforms to the following European Directive(s)and Standard(s):

Application of Council Directives: 73/23/EEC, 89/336/EEC. Standards to which Conformity
is declared: EN60950, EN55022, EN55024, EN61000-3-2, EN61000-3-3. Importer's
Name: Iomega International, S.A. Type of Equipment: Information Technology Equipment.
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Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE)
In accordance with European Directive 2002/96/EC on Waste Electrical and Electronic

Equipment (WEEE), the presence of the above symbol on the product or on its packaging
indicates that this item must not be disposed of in the normal unsorted municipal waste
stream. Instead, it is the user’s responsibility to dispose of this product by returning it to a
collection point designated for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment waste.
Separate collection of this waste helps to optimize the recovery and recycling of any
reclaimable materials and also reduces the impact on human health and the environment.
For more information concerning the correct disposal of this product, please contact your
local authority or the retailer where this product was purchased.
Manufacturer/Responsible Party
Iomega Corporation
4059 South 1900 West
Roy, UT 84067 USA
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Using This Manual

Expanding Submenu Topics
In the left hand menu, click a plus sign to reveal the submenu topic links. If there is no
plus sign next to the title, there are no submenu links. Click the minus sign to hide the
submenu.
Expanding Page Topics
Some pages show a list of topics in blue text. Click a topic to show the information. Click
the topic again to collapse the topic.
Using the Search Feature
Type a word or subject in the search box at the top of the page ,
then click the magnifying glass icon to quickly locate specific information. You must type
three or more letters for the search function to work.
If you type two words in the search box, such as "Windows format", the search will locate
topics that contain either "Windows" or "format".
Advanced Search
To search for a specific phrase or group of words, enter a "+" (plus) sign followed by the
word or phrase you want to locate. When using the plus sign, do not leave any space
between it and the query string. The search will then bring up topics that have all the
words in the search query.
Example: "+Windows format" will search for topics that contain both "format" and
"Windows".
Printing
Click the Print icon at the bottom of the menu to print the current page.
Click the Print Manual icon (Internet Explorer for Windows and Apple Safari only) at the
bottom of the menu to print the entire manual.
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Mac Users: Click the Print or Print Manual button to open the page in a new window
(without the banner and navigation bar), then select Print from your browser menu.
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About the ScreenPlay Pro HD Multimedia Drive

Supported Media Formats Front Panel Controls and Indicators

Supported Media Formats

The ScreenPlay Pro HD supports the following types of multimedia files:

Audio AAC AC3 (Dolby Digital Encoding)

350 MHz Pentium class processor or higher

Iomega ScreenPlay Remote Control Power Supply and Cord

USB 2.0 Cable Composite AV Cable HDMI Cable

Front Panel Controls and Indicators

2. Remote indicator LED—Blinks

10. Power and access LED—Glows

11. Standby button—Press

Rear Panel Components

3. Composite video output connector—Use

4. RCA stereo audio output connectors—Use

5. Composite video input connector—Use

6. RCA audio input connectors—Use

7. USB 2.0 host port—Use

NOTE: External USB device must be formatted NTFS or FAT32.

8. Component video output connectors—Connect

NOTE: Not all TV sets support component video.

10. HDMI connector—Use

11. Coaxial digital audio connector—Outputs

12. USB 2.0 device connector—Use

13. Power connector—Always

Do not bend cables in a sharp angle.

Keep the ScreenPlay Pro HD and cables out of reach of children.

About the Remote Control

Remote Control Functions

Remote Control Functions

SETUP Jump to the Setup menu to

mode / rotate photo image

 MENU Display menu  STOP Stop playback

 Previous page in browser  Next page in browser preview

First Time Use of the Remote Control

Replacing the Battery in the Remote Control

1. Turn the remote control so the back side is up.

Connecting the ScreenPlay Pro HD

Connecting to a Computer via USB

Connecting to a Computer via USB

NOTE: Drive performance will be slower if connected to USB 1.1.

Formatting the ScreenPlay Pro HD Hard Drive

Transferring Files on a Computer Connection

Disconnecting from USB

Disconnecting using Windows Vista/XP/2000

1. Ensure all files or programs on the drive are closed.

2. Double click the Safely Remove Hardware icon on the taskbar.

3. Select the ScreenPlay Pro HD USB drive and click Stop;

4. Select the drive again and click OK.

5. You can then safely disconnect the drive.

Do not connect the drive to a hub; connect only to the computer.

Connecting the ScreenPlay Pro HD

Connecting to a Wired Network

Connecting to a Wired Network

Connect the ScreenPlay Pro HD to the Ethernet port on a networked computer.

NOTE: The package does not include an ethernet cable.

Connecting to a Wireless Network

6. Select Network and press the ENTER key.

7. Select Wireless Setup and press the ENTER key.

8. Select Modify and press the ENTER key.

Connecting to the ScreenPlay Pro HD from a Networked Computer

Automatically mapping a drive letter with ScreenPlay Discovery

2. Run ScreenPlay Discovery to automatically connect to the ScreenPlay Pro HD:

MENU Display menu STOP Stop playback

Previous page in browser Next page in browser preview

2. To launch the utility, Click Start→

2 CH Outputs stereo audio

5.1 CH Select for use with Dolby Digital

OFF Turns off night mode or the comfort option

16:9 Displays 16:9 images on a wide screen TV.

NTSC Outputs standard NTSC video signal

PAL Outputs standard PAL video signal

480p Use the 480p or 576p output