Neodigits x5000 Guide D’Installation Rapide
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Get to know your HELIOS X5000
Thank you for purchasing the HELIOS X5000 HD Network Media player.
The HELIOS X5000 is built with professional-grade components and state-
of-the-art features. Unlike your standard DVD player, the X5000 is somewhat
of a mini-computer. And like all other computers, it will take some time for
this player to start up because it loads different software. It takes about
10 seconds for the player to fully turn itself on. Once on, please note that
it takes a little bit of time to switch from feature to feature.
of-the-art features. Unlike your standard DVD player, the X5000 is somewhat
of a mini-computer. And like all other computers, it will take some time for
this player to start up because it loads different software. It takes about
10 seconds for the player to fully turn itself on. Once on, please note that
it takes a little bit of time to switch from feature to feature.
Out of the box to-do list:
Check package contents
Your delivered package should include one HELIOS X5000 player, one
remote control (batteries included), one WiFi antenna, one HDMI cable, one
composite video/audio cable, one power cable and one Quick Start Guide.
Your delivered package should include one HELIOS X5000 player, one
remote control (batteries included), one WiFi antenna, one HDMI cable, one
composite video/audio cable, one power cable and one Quick Start Guide.
For more information on how to use your HELIOS X-Line player, you can
download the complete user manual at (see HELIOS X3000 product page)
Select the correct power supply voltage
The HELIOS X5000 works under 220-240V or 110V
voltage. Before you connect this player to your
power source, be sure to check the back of your
player to see if the voltage switch is set to the
right setting. The voltage switch (see diagram on
the left) shows the current voltage setting. Flip the
switch to the right to select 220/240V mode; flip
the switch to the left for 110V mode.
voltage. Before you connect this player to your
power source, be sure to check the back of your
player to see if the voltage switch is set to the
right setting. The voltage switch (see diagram on
the left) shows the current voltage setting. Flip the
switch to the right to select 220/240V mode; flip
the switch to the left for 110V mode.
Voltage
switch