Neuros Audio OSD 6011000 Folheto

Thank you for purchasing a Neuros OSD, the device that lets you digitally store and easily 
access your DVD’s, VHS tapes, home movies, and TV shows.

This Abbreviated User’s Guide is provided to: (i) give you a brief overview of the OSD and its 
capabilities; (ii) show you how to connect your OSD; and (iii) teach you a few basics of how 
the on-screen menu system works on your OSD. Once you have your OSD connected and 
know these basics, the OSD’s on-screen menu system should guide you through everything 
else you may need or want to know.

Your Neuros OSD already does everything it was advertised to do – and more – but we’re 
not stopping there.  With the help of our rapidly growing worldwide community of users 
and open source developers, we will continually update the OSD with exciting new features 
and applications. We make these new capabilities available to you via regular “firmware” 
upgrades (Note: firmware is just a fancy name for the software that is loaded onto the 
OSD).  These upgrades are free and can be done in minutes by users of any level (see Part 6 
– Upgrading the OSD Firmware). 

The OSD, itself, should guide you through what you’ll want to do.  However, a more detailed 
User’s Manual with FAQ’s is available at:  

http://www.neurostechnology.com/support

The User’s Manual is updated with each new firmware version, so be sure to use the User’s 
Manual corresponding to your firmware version. If for some reason you choose not to keep 
your firmware upgraded to the latest version, archived copies of older firmware versions are 
available as well.

Video Recorder - Record video in standard MPEG-4 formats from any device with standard 
(i.e. not High Definition) video outputs such as DVD players, Satellite receivers, Cable boxes, 
VCRs, DVRs, etc. to virtually any USB storage device (external hard drives, iPod™, PSP™, etc), 
any major memory card (SD, MMC, Memory Stick; Compact Flash, microdrive), or directly to 
your computer or network attached storage.

Video Player - Play recorded, downloaded, and streamed video (including YouTube) on 
your TV from USB storage devices, memory cards, computer/home network, and the 
Internet.

Music/Audio Player - Play music, podcasts, and other audio files directly on your stereo 
from your from memory cards, USB devices (MP3 players, external hard drives, etc), 
computer/home network, and the Internet.

Photo/Image Viewer - View photos and other images on your TV from USB devices 
(external hard drives, digital cameras, etc), memory cards, computer/home network, and 
the Internet (Note: Internet photo viewing may require a firmware upgrade).

Audio Recorder - Record audio in standard MP3 and AAC formats from any audio source to 
any major memory card (SD, MMC, Memory Stick; CF, microdrive), virtually any USB storage 
device (iPod™, external hard drives, PSP™, etc), or directly to your computer/home network 
(Note: may require firmware upgrade).

Charging/Docking Station - The OSD will charge most USB  devices that are plugged into 
it, so you can use it as a  docking station for your iPod™ and other portables even while 
recording to or playing back from them.

Sharing - The OSD has features to make it easy for you to share non-copyrighted content 
from the comfort of your living room.  Look for more features to be added over time (Note: 
may require a firmware upgrade).

Two RCA Composite A/V cables (red, white and yellow plugs)
Universal power supply (110 to 240 V)
IR blaster
Stand
IR remote (two AAA batteries included)

Note: some versions may also include a serial cable.  If yours does not, and you are a 
developer and want one, please visit 

http://www.neurostechnology.com/support

 to 

request one.

Note Also: some non-U.S. versions may also have RCA-to-SCART adaptors.

If you can set up a VCR, you can set up a Neuros OSD.  In fact, the set-up is so easy and the 
OSD is so compact you can take it with you on trips or to a friend’s house if you want…. On 
the other hand, the OSD looks great as a part of your entertainment center, is silent, has no 
moving parts, and automatically passes through any audio or video input signal to your 
TV when it’s not in use recording or playing anything or being accessed with the remote, 
without any signal degradation.  The OSD is turned off by unplugging it (there is no “Off” 
button), but, since it consumes virtually no power in pass-through mode, there is never any 
reason to unplug your OSD unless you want to take it with you.

1. Connect the included power supply to the wall.

2.   Plug the other end into the 5V power input jack on the right 

side of the OSD.

3.   The dim green light on the top/left side of the OSD should 

turn on. The OSD power supply is universal (this means it will 
work with any voltage between 110V and 240V).

Note:  Power plug adapters may be required for use in 
countries outside of the intended one and are not included.

You control the OSD using the included remote control and an on-screen menu that the 
OSD displays on your TV. Connecting the OSD to the TV allows you to see the on-screen 
menu and also allows you to playback video on your TV.

1.   Connect one of the included RCA Composite A/V cables to the A/V OUT port on the right 

side of your OSD.

2.   Connect the RCA composite cable ends to the corresponding inputs on your TV A/V IN 

plugs (Yellow=Video, Red=Audio Right, White=Audio Left)

3.   Tune your TV to the proper channel for the inputs you just plugged your A/V cable into, 

just like hooking up a VCR or DVD player to your TV (ex: Input or Video 1, Input or Video 
2, Channel 3, Channel 4... or just change the channel on your TV until you see the OSD 
menu).

4.   You should see the Neuros OSD startup screen on your TV.

  

Press 

the 

home button if you don’t see anything on the TV screen as doing so will 

always bring up the Main Menu of the OSD.

   Note: The Audio cables (Red/White) can be connected to your stereo receiver instead of 

your TV if you want to play the audio through your stereo instead of through your TV.

The Neuros OSD supports NTSC, PAL standards and SECAM video input. Pressing the NTSC/
PAL button on the remote will switch between NTSC and PAL. NTSC is used in the U.S.

This step is required if you want to record video from any of your various video sources 
(DVD player, VCR, Game Consoles, Camcorder, TiVo/DVR, camcorder, etc). It is not required 
if you only want to stream Internet content to your TV or playback content from memory 
cards, USB devices, or your computer.

Note:  Virtually all video sources have RCA composite output (Red, Yellow, and White plugs 
on the TV) while some video sources also allow the higher quality S-Video output to be 
used.

1.   Connect one of the included RCA Composite A/V cables to the A/V IN port on the right side 

of your OSD. If using S-Video, connect both the S-Video and the RCA cables. 

Note: S-Video cable not included.  

2.   Connect the RCA composite cable ends to the corresponding A/V OUT plugs of your 

video source (Yellow=Video, Red=Audio Right, White=Audio Left). 

Note: If using the S-Video cable, you will still need to connect the Red and White

RCA plugs (for audio), but not the Yellow one (which is replaced by the S-Video cable).

This step is required if you want to directly record to or playback files from memory cards 
or USB storage devices.  It is not required to access the Internet or to directly record to or 
playback from your networked computer.

This slot will accept Compact Flash cards and Microdrives. 
Insert as shown on right.

This slot will accept Secure Digital, MS Duo / MS Pro Duo and 
Multimedia Cards. Insert as shown on left.

In addition to the standard size cards, you will also be able to 
use MiniSD, Micro SD, MMC Mobile and RS-MMC type cards 
with the proper adapter. A sampling of the many storage 
options are below.

NTSC/PAL

TV Input TV power

TV Channel

Home menu 

Xtra Options Menu

Media playback

Numeric 
keyboard

TV Volume
     /Mute

One Touch Recording

Back/Exit

Menu Navigation

USB [host]

CF Card.Microdrive

SD.MS.MMC

Power

Serial

IR Out

Svideo IN

LAN

A/V In/Out

Enter/select

Contextural Help

Display toggle 
on/off

The OSD remote control contains 
specialized keys configured for 
controlling the on screen menu 
system

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