Thermal Take DH101 Manual

VF7000 Series

Tested To ComplyWith FCC Standards

FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE

2007 Thermaltake Technology Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. 2007.07C

All other registered trademarks belong to their respective companies. www.thermaltake.com

User Manual

VF7000 Series

Tested To ComplyWith FCC Standards

FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE

2007 Thermaltake Technology Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. 2007.07C

All other registered trademarks belong to their respective companies. www.thermaltake.com

User Manual

Contens

Chapter1 Product IntroductionChapter1 Product Introduction

1.1 Specification

7.5 kg / 16.53 lbWeights

- Front : 120mm fan x 1, 1500rpm

- Rear : 60mm fan x 2, 1800rpm

Media kits

7Expansion Slots

USB 2.0 x 2, IEEE 1394 Firewire,

HD -AudioFront I/O

External : 5.25" x 1

Internal : 3.5"x 3Drive Bays

ATX & Micro ATX form factorMotherboard

Cooling System

BlackColor

Panel : Al / Body : SECCChassis Material

426.5 x 435 x 153.5 mm

16.8 x 17.1 x 6.0 inchDimension (W*D*H )

Home Theater Media PCCase Type

7.32 kg / 16.14 lbWeights

- Front : 120mm fan x 1, 1500rpm

- Rear : 60mm fan x 2, 1800rpm

Media kits

7Expansion Slots

USB 2.0 x 2, IEEE 1394 Firewire,

HD -AudioFront I/O

x 1

x 3Drive Bays

ATX & Micro ATX form factorMotherboard

Cooling System

BlackColor

Chassis Material

Dimension (W*D*H )

VF7001BNSVF7000BNSModel VF7001BNSVF7000BNSModel

OptionalBuilt-in Media LAB

LCD with 10 buttons hot keys module

Chapter 1 Product IntroductionChapter 1 Product Introduction

1.1 Specification

Chapter 2 Case Mechanical OperationChapter 2 Case Mechanical Operation

2.2 How to install PSU

2.3 5.25" device installation

2.1 How to open the case

2.4 HDD installation

2.5 PCI slot tool-free function operation

Chapter3 Motherboard & Leads InstallationChapter3 Motherboard & Leads Installation

3.1 Motherboard Installation

3.2 Case LED connections

3.3 USB2.0 & IEEE1394 Firewire connection

3.4 Audio connection

3.5 Case open alarm function

( Intrusion switch )

Chapter4 Front Buttons InstructionChapter4 Front Buttons Instruction

4.1 Media LAB Hot keys Module function instruction

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Chapter 5 DH101 Media Kits Quick GuideChapter 5 DH101 Media Kits Quick Guide

5.1 IR remote control for DH101

5.2 Your Media LAB kit

5.3 Installation Process

5.4 iMEDIAN Function

5.5 Control of iMEDIAN

Chapter 6 OtherChapter 6 Other

6.1 Toughpower / Purepower / TR2 power supply series (optional)

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Remove these 3 thumb-screws

Remove the cover, please refer to the orientation of the picture


Place the PSU over the location as shown

Secure it by the screws


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Remove the top cover

Remove the screw as shown picture then take off the rod

Release the screw of 3.5" cage Remove outward the 3.5" cage

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Remove these 3 thumb-screws

Remove the cover, please refer to the orientation of the picture


Place the PSU over the location as shown

Secure it by the screws


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Remove the top cover

Remove the screw as shown picture then take off the rod

Release the screw of 3.5" cage Remove outward the 3.5" cage

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Squeeze and pull out-ward the tool-free clip

There are 3 springs in the front doors, push to release it.

Push and release the 3 springs of front door

After loosing the spring of front door, pull out it as arrow shows.

Insert the device into the 1st 5.25" drive bay

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Squeeze and push in-ward the tool-free clip

Secure the opposite 5.25" device with screws

Place the HDD cage back to where it was in the chassis

Secure the HDD cage with the screw as shown.

After finish 5.25" device installation, push the front door back.

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There are 3 springs in the front doors, push to release it.

Push and release the 3 springs of front door

After loosing the spring of front door, pull out it as arrow shows.

Insert the device into the 1st 5.25" drive bay

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Secure the opposite 5.25" device with screws

Place the HDD cage back to where it was in the chassis

Secure the HDD cage with the screw as shown.

After finish 5.25" device installation, push the front door back.

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Finish 5.25" device installation

Notice: For correct operating 5.25" drive

bay, insert the 5.25" device into the 2nd

or 3rd bay is not recommended.



Slide the HDD into the cage as shown and move it to the desired location.


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Open the PCI tool-free bar then turn it clockwise

Pull out the plastic clips of PCI slots

Remove the PCI slot as shown Install the tuner card then pull back the plastic clips of PCI slots

Turn the PCI tool-free bar anti-clockwise then close it

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Finish 5.25" device installation

Notice: For correct operating 5.25" drive

bay, insert the 5.25" device into the 2nd

or 3rd bay is not recommended.



Slide the HDD into the cage as shown and move it to the desired location.


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Open the PCI tool-free bar then turn it clockwise

Pull out the plastic clips of PCI slots

Remove the PCI slot as shown Install the tuner card then pull back the plastic clips of PCI slots

Turn the PCI tool-free bar anti-clockwise then close it

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Each motherboard has different standoff layout. It is highly

suggested that you refer to your motherboard's manual when installing

motherboard into the case. The cases are applicable with Standard

ATX, Micro ATX motherboards. Your motherboard may require a

special I/O Panel, which should be included with your motherboard.

Placement Direction:

When installing the motherboard, make sure you follow the direction

provided by your motherboard manufacturer. On most standard

motherboards, the edge with external ports goes to the rear part of

the chassis. It is highly recommended that you install CPU, heat

sink and modular components before fixing the motherboard inside

the chassis.

= the locations of the screw holes. Note these locations and place included standoffs on the chassis first.

This side towards the rear of the chassis

Above illustration is a sample of what the motherboard's layout. For more detail screw hole placement, please refer to your motherboard manual.

Chapter3 Motherboard & Leads InstallationChapter3 Motherboard & Leads Installation

3.1 Motherboard Installation

On the front of the case, you can find some LEDs and switch

leads (POWER SW*1, POWER LED*1, H.D.D. LED*1,

RESET SW*1, SPEAKER*1).

Please consult user manual of your motherboard manufacturer,

then connect these leads to the panel header on the

motherboard. These leads are usually labeled; if not, please

trace them back to the case front to find out their source.

- POWER LED

connects to your M/B at the PLED.

- POWER SW

connects to the PWR connector on the motherboard.

- H.D.D LED

connects to the 2-pin labeled HDD LED connector.

- RESET SW

connects to the RSW connector on the motherboard.

- SPEAKER

connector: find out the 4-pin labeled SPEAKER on the M/B

then connect it.

3.2 Case LED connections

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Please consult your motherboard manual to find

out the section of "USB connection".

USB connection

USB2.0

GND1

Data+1

Data-1

GND2

Data+2

Data-2

Vcc 2

Brank)

Vcc1

3.3 USB2.0 & IEEE1394 Firewire connection IEEE1394 Firewire connection


out the section of "IEEE1394 Firewire connection".

IEEE1394a

TPA+

VG

TPB+

VP

TPA

Brank)

TPB

Brank)

GND

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out the section of "USB connection".

USB connection

USB2.0

GND1

Data+1

Data-1

GND2

Data+2

Data-2

Vcc 2

Brank)

Vcc1

3.3 USB2.0 & IEEE1394 Firewire connection IEEE1394 Firewire connection


out the section of "IEEE1394 Firewire connection".

IEEE1394a

TPA+

VG

TPB+

VP

TPA

Brank)

TPB

Brank)

GND

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Please refer to the following illustration of Audio

connector and your motherboard user manual.

Please select the motherboard which used AC'97 or HD

Audio (Azalia), (be aware of that your audio supports AC'97

or HD Audio (Azalia)) or it will damage your device(s).

On some motherboards, the connectors for Audio are not

the same as the drawing below. Please check with your

motherboard manual before installing.

PRESENCE#BLACK

SENSE1_RETURN

AUD GND

SENSE2_RETURN

YELLOW

BROWN

RED

PORT1 R

PORT2 R

PORT1 L

BLUEPORT2 L

SENSE_SEND KEYPURPLE

GREEN

AUDIO AZALIA Function

ORANGE

BLACK

GROUNDFront Audio Ground

L-RETRear Left Channel Audio Signal

Rear Right Channel Audio SignalR-RET

NCBROWN

REDMIC IN

MIC POWERFront Microphone Power

Front Microphone input Signal

KEY

BLUE

NC

BLUEL-OUTFront Left Channel

Audio Signal

Front Right Channel Audio Signal YELLOWR-OUT

AUDIO AC'97 Function

BLACK

YELLOW



To find out the cable with 2pin

connector (Micro SW) from the

rear of inside the chassis.

To find out the position of Chassis

Alarm on your motherboard.

(please consult your motherboard

manual)

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Black Wire

White Wire

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Please refer to the following illustration of Audio

connector and your motherboard user manual.

Please select the motherboard which used AC'97 or HD

Audio (Azalia), (be aware of that your audio supports AC'97

or HD Audio (Azalia)) or it will damage your device(s).

On some motherboards, the connectors for Audio are not

the same as the drawing below. Please check with your

motherboard manual before installing.

PRESENCE#BLACK

SENSE1_RETURN

AUD GND

SENSE2_RETURN

YELLOW

BROWN

RED

PORT1 R

PORT2 R

PORT1 L

BLUEPORT2 L

SENSE_SEND KEYPURPLE

GREEN

AUDIO AZALIA Function

ORANGE

BLACK

GROUNDFront Audio Ground

L-RETRear Left Channel Audio Signal

Rear Right Channel Audio SignalR-RET

NCBROWN

REDMIC IN

MIC POWERFront Microphone Power

Front Microphone input Signal

KEY

BLUE

NC

BLUEL-OUTFront Left Channel

Audio Signal

Front Right Channel Audio Signal YELLOWR-OUT

AUDIO AC'97 Function

BLACK

YELLOW



To find out the cable with 2pin

connector (Micro SW) from the

rear of inside the chassis.

To find out the position of Chassis

Alarm on your motherboard.

(please consult your motherboard

manual)

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Black Wire

White Wire

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4.1 Media LAB Hot keys Module function instruction (Optional)

DH Series supports the latest VFD kit. The VFD not only supports the latest

multimedia functions, it also supports a set of Hot Keys function. The simple

design will allow users to control the system simply through a touch on the

front panel.

Sound Volume Control ButtonThis is used for volume up and down / pressing for mute.

iMEDIAN Button (MCE)

This allows to go to the application program directly.

It can be user-defined.

App. Exit Button

This quits the application program.

It works same as "ALT+F4"

Esc button

This is used to go backward on iMEDIAN or MCE

Direction buttonThis is arrow key to move up/down/left/right

Star ButtonThis is the same as the windows icon key on the keyboard

Menu buttonThis is same as the menu button of the Media LAB remote control

Enter Button

This is used to enter the function that you choose

1. Application Exit : Closing the active window or

Closing Multi Median. [ALT+F4]

2. Power : Turn On/OFF the system.

3. Record Button

4. Media Control Button group 1.

Play/Pause/Open/Prev./Next/Rew./F.Fwd/Stop

5. Mouse/Keyboard button : Switching the usage of PAD

controller between mouse and keyboard 4 way arrow keys.

6. Backspace Button to the previous view of iMEDIAN

7. Select/Space button

8. PAD controller : Mouse cursor control & 4 arrow Keys

9. Windows Start Button

10. Windows Menu Button

11. Mouse Left Click Button

12. Mouse Right Click Button

13. Enter Button : Enter Button to go to the next view of iMEDIAN

14. ESC Button

15. Open/Close DVD or CD ROM tray

16. iMEDIAN (Quick Launch) Button : Running iMEDIAN

17. Application Launcher : Running Application Launcher,

Easiest way to run the application.

18. Task Switcher : Running Task Switcher, select the

application window among the

running applications. [ALT +TAB]

19. System Volume Mute Button

20. iMON Timer : Running iMON Timer, management of power

on/off and alarm schedule.

21. VOL/CH Button : Control of Volume and TV channel

22. Custom button group for user customized command.

23. Shift + Tab key Button

24. Tab key Button

25. Media Control Buttons Group 2.

* Short-cut buttons to move to my Movie, Music,

Photo,TV in running

* Movie Tip : Use Aspect Ratio and Full Screen Button

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5.1 IR remote control for DH101 (Optional)

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4.1 Media LAB Hot keys Module function instruction (Optional)

DH Series supports the latest VFD kit. The VFD not only supports the latest

multimedia functions, it also supports a set of Hot Keys function. The simple

design will allow users to control the system simply through a touch on the

front panel.

Sound Volume Control ButtonThis is used for volume up and down / pressing for mute.

iMEDIAN Button (MCE)

This allows to go to the application program directly.

It can be user-defined.

App. Exit Button

This quits the application program.

It works same as "ALT+F4"

Esc button

This is used to go backward on iMEDIAN or MCE

Direction buttonThis is arrow key to move up/down/left/right

Star ButtonThis is the same as the windows icon key on the keyboard

Menu buttonThis is same as the menu button of the Media LAB remote control

Enter Button

This is used to enter the function that you choose

1. Application Exit : Closing the active window or

Closing Multi Median. [ALT+F4]

2. Power : Turn On/OFF the system.

3. Record Button

4. Media Control Button group 1.

Play/Pause/Open/Prev./Next/Rew./F.Fwd/Stop

5. Mouse/Keyboard button : Switching the usage of PAD

controller between mouse and keyboard 4 way arrow keys.

6. Backspace Button to the previous view of iMEDIAN

7. Select/Space button

8. PAD controller : Mouse cursor control & 4 arrow Keys

9. Windows Start Button

10. Windows Menu Button

11. Mouse Left Click Button

12. Mouse Right Click Button

13. Enter Button : Enter Button to go to the next view of iMEDIAN

14. ESC Button

15. Open/Close DVD or CD ROM tray

16. iMEDIAN (Quick Launch) Button : Running iMEDIAN

17. Application Launcher : Running Application Launcher,

Easiest way to run the application.

18. Task Switcher : Running Task Switcher, select the

application window among the

running applications. [ALT +TAB]

19. System Volume Mute Button

20. iMON Timer : Running iMON Timer, management of power

on/off and alarm schedule.

21. VOL/CH Button : Control of Volume and TV channel

22. Custom button group for user customized command.

23. Shift + Tab key Button

24. Tab key Button

25. Media Control Buttons Group 2.

* Short-cut buttons to move to my Movie, Music,

Photo,TV in running

* Movie Tip : Use Aspect Ratio and Full Screen Button

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5.2 Your Media LAB kit (Optional)

1 Media LAB LCD

(Internal IR Receiver)

1 Media LAB Remote Control

1 Quick Guide 1 Media LAB Application CD

1 Extension USB Cable 2 AAA Batteries


1) S/W Installation

Insert 'Media LAB Application CD' to your CD ROM, and install

Media LAB software and Multi-Median according to the auto

running S/W installation process.

2) H/W (IR Receiver) Installation

Internal IR Receiver (Media LAB VFD) Installation The feature

of internal type Media LAB IR receiver is that you can power on

your PC system using the power button of the remote control.

After turn off your PC system, open your PC cover and connect

the cable to its proper pin refer to the following picture. Internal

IR receiver is connected to motherboard with two cables, PC

case with one cable, Power Supply with another cable. You

should be careful to connect these four cables refer to your

motherboard manual.

Connection Diagram Media LAB Inside/VFD

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5.2 Your Media LAB kit (Optional)

1 Media LAB LCD

(Internal IR Receiver)

1 Media LAB Remote Control

1 Quick Guide 1 Media LAB Application CD

1 Extension USB Cable 2 AAA Batteries


1) S/W Installation

Insert 'Media LAB Application CD' to your CD ROM, and install

Media LAB software and Multi-Median according to the auto

running S/W installation process.

2) H/W (IR Receiver) Installation

Internal IR Receiver (Media LAB VFD) Installation The feature

of internal type Media LAB IR receiver is that you can power on

your PC system using the power button of the remote control.

After turn off your PC system, open your PC cover and connect

the cable to its proper pin refer to the following picture. Internal

IR receiver is connected to motherboard with two cables, PC

case with one cable, Power Supply with another cable. You

should be careful to connect these four cables refer to your

motherboard manual.

Connection Diagram Media LAB Inside/VFD

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1. Stand-By Power Connection Cable

A1 : (2pin, Media LAB Inside

'ST PWR1' connector)

A2 : (2pin, Motherboard power

extension cable)

2. Motherboard Power Switch Connection Cable

B1 : (2pin, Media LAB Inside

'M/B PWR' connector)

B2 : (2pin, Motherboard power

switch connector)

4. Motherboard USB Connection Cable

D1 : (5pin, Media LAB Inside

USB connector)

D2 : (4pin, Motherboard USB

internal connector)

3. PC Case Power Switch Connection Cable

C1 : (2pin, Media LAB Inside

'PWR S/W' connector)

C2 : (2pin, PC Case power

button connector)

The names of the additional USB port pins on the Motherboard

manual are different with the manufacturer. Please refer to the

following table to connect the USB cable.

Line Color Additional USB Port Pin Name

RED

WHITE

GREEN

BALCK

VCC, POWER, USBPOWER

D-, DATA-, USBP#-, UP#-, P#-

D+, DATA+, USBP#+, UP#+, P#+

GND, GROUND

After all the connection finished, turn on your system. You may see

the 'Found New H/W Wizard' when Windows starts. Assign the CD

ROM drive for searching H/W driver.

3) Execute Media LAB Software

After finish S/W and H/W installation, please execute the Media LAB

Software using the desktop icon. Please refer to the Media LAB User

Guide in order to learn about the various settings and usage of

Media LAB Software.

Please refer to the detail description

on the PDF manual which is installed

with S/W applications.

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1. Stand-By Power Connection Cable

A1 : (2pin, Media LAB Inside

'ST PWR1' connector)

A2 : (2pin, Motherboard power

extension cable)

2. Motherboard Power Switch Connection Cable

B1 : (2pin, Media LAB Inside

'M/B PWR' connector)

B2 : (2pin, Motherboard power

switch connector)

4. Motherboard USB Connection Cable

D1 : (5pin, Media LAB Inside

USB connector)

D2 : (4pin, Motherboard USB

internal connector)

3. PC Case Power Switch Connection Cable

C1 : (2pin, Media LAB Inside

'PWR S/W' connector)

C2 : (2pin, PC Case power

button connector)

The names of the additional USB port pins on the Motherboard

manual are different with the manufacturer. Please refer to the

following table to connect the USB cable.

Line Color Additional USB Port Pin Name

RED

WHITE

GREEN

BALCK

VCC, POWER, USBPOWER

D-, DATA-, USBP#-, UP#-, P#-

D+, DATA+, USBP#+, UP#+, P#+

GND, GROUND

After all the connection finished, turn on your system. You may see

the 'Found New H/W Wizard' when Windows starts. Assign the CD

ROM drive for searching H/W driver.

3) Execute Media LAB Software

After finish S/W and H/W installation, please execute the Media LAB

Software using the desktop icon. Please refer to the Media LAB User

Guide in order to learn about the various settings and usage of

Media LAB Software.

Please refer to the detail description

on the PDF manual which is installed

with S/W applications.

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Local Media (Music/Movie/Photo)You can enjoy the media files in the local PC using iMEDIAN. Using [Scan Folder] menu, you can assign the folder which has the media file to make the media database

Network Media (Music/Movie/Photo)You can enjoy the media files in the network PC using iMEDIAN and iCASTER. In order to use network media streaming, you need to install iCASTER to the network PC which is a part of local network.

CD/DVD/Removable HDDYou can enjoy the media files on the CD, DVD and Removable Disk Drive.

News & WeatherYou can find the news and weather all over the world, also customize to user's preferences.

WebcastingYou can enjoy the internet radio stations that we prepared and also you can edit the list of internet radio/TV stations using Webcasting station editor.

TVAssign the TV device using the setting of iMEDIAN. You need to select the audio/video device from the list.

SettingsYou can change and adjust all the settings of iMEDIAN by settings menu.


Running iMEDIAN

Navigation of iMEDIANYou can control and navigate iMEDIAN using buttons or PAD on the remote control. Please refer to the button usage of remote control for navigation below.

Quick Launch buttonYou can run iMEDIAN by 'iMEDIAN' (Quick Launch) button on the remote control.

PAD Controller'PAD Controller' is used as like 4 way Arrow Keys Control in the iMEDIAN. You can move the focus of the object of the iMEDIAN.

Enter button'ENTER' button is used to go to the next view of iMEDIAN.

Backspace / ESC button'Backspace' and 'ESC' button are used to go back to the previous view of iMEDIAN.

Select / Space button'Select' button is used to select/unselect the median folder/file to current playlist in the media folder/file view.

Windows Menu button'Windows Menu' button is used to show/hide the control bar.

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Local Media (Music/Movie/Photo)You can enjoy the media files in the local PC using iMEDIAN. Using [Scan Folder] menu, you can assign the folder which has the media file to make the media database

Network Media (Music/Movie/Photo)You can enjoy the media files in the network PC using iMEDIAN and iCASTER. In order to use network media streaming, you need to install iCASTER to the network PC which is a part of local network.

CD/DVD/Removable HDDYou can enjoy the media files on the CD, DVD and Removable Disk Drive.

News & WeatherYou can find the news and weather all over the world, also customize to user's preferences.

WebcastingYou can enjoy the internet radio stations that we prepared and also you can edit the list of internet radio/TV stations using Webcasting station editor.

TVAssign the TV device using the setting of iMEDIAN. You need to select the audio/video device from the list.

SettingsYou can change and adjust all the settings of iMEDIAN by settings menu.


Running iMEDIAN

Navigation of iMEDIANYou can control and navigate iMEDIAN using buttons or PAD on the remote control. Please refer to the button usage of remote control for navigation below.

Quick Launch buttonYou can run iMEDIAN by 'iMEDIAN' (Quick Launch) button on the remote control.

PAD Controller'PAD Controller' is used as like 4 way Arrow Keys Control in the iMEDIAN. You can move the focus of the object of the iMEDIAN.

Enter button'ENTER' button is used to go to the next view of iMEDIAN.

Backspace / ESC button'Backspace' and 'ESC' button are used to go back to the previous view of iMEDIAN.

Select / Space button'Select' button is used to select/unselect the median folder/file to current playlist in the media folder/file view.

Windows Menu button'Windows Menu' button is used to show/hide the control bar.

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6.1 Toughpower / Purepower / TR2 power supply series (optional)

The Thermaltake Power Supply series specification meets latest

Intel & AMD dual & Quad core processors and NVIDIA & AMD

high performance graphic cards; it offers plenty of functions,

which mainly include:

1. Automatic Fan Speed Control: All power supply can detect the inside

heat and automatically adjust the fan speed to provide adequate airflow.

2. Ultra Silent: Ball bearing fans with high reliability 140mm or 120mm

cooling fan and super low acoustic noise under all load condition.

3. Modularized Cable Management: To eliminate clutter and improve

airflow inside the case.

4. Dedicated Graphic Card Power: reduce the loading on current PSU and

no need to upgrade current PSU while running multi graphic cards mode.

The functions can assure all Thermaltake Power Supply meets the balance in

noise control and heat exhausted. All power supply provides complete protection

function as follow:

1. Over power protection.

2. Short circuit protection on all output.

3. Over voltage protection / Under voltage protection.

4. Over current protection.

5. Over temperature protection.

Besides, Thermaltake enables the quality assurance of all power supply: 100%

Hi-POT and ATE Function Test, 100% Burn-In and AC Input cycled on/off under

high temperature condition. Furthermore, it has been approved by UL, CUL, TUV,

CB, FCC, CE, and BSMI.

There are three main products line of Thermaltake PSU which divided into

Toughpower, Purepower (include Purepower RX) and TR2 (include TR2 RX)

series. Please refer to

http://www.thermaltake.com/product/Power/power_index.asp

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