JOBO GIGA Vu Pro evolution Bedienungsanleitung

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Version 1.0

GIGA Vu Pro evolution

User Manual

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Contents

1 Safety Instructions 4

2 Overview 5

2.1 Scope of Delivery 5

2.2 Features in Brief 5

2.3 First Use 5

2.4 Getting Familiar with the GVPE 6

2.4.1 Operating Elements 6

2.4.2 Screen 7

2.4.3 Power supply / Charging the Battery 7

2.4.4 Rubber Protection Cover 7

2.4.5 Devices for Data Transfer 7

3 Quick Instruction for Photo

Download from a CF Card 9

4 General Instructions 10

4.1 General Instructions 10

4.2 Buttons “Home”, “Back” and

“Settings” 10

4.3 How to Select Content 12

4.4 How to Use the Keyboard 13

4.5 Use external keyboard 14

5 Basic Settings 15

5.1 Device Info 15

5.2 Device Settings 15

5.3 Screen & Video Settings 16

5.4 WiFi & FTP Settings 17

5.5 Owner Info 18

5.6 Reset Functions 19

6 Data Import, Data Export

and Disk Management 19

6.1 Copy Data from or to a Memory Card 19

6.1.1 Import data from a Memory Card 19

6.1.2 Export Data to a Memory Card 22

6.2 Copy Data from or to a Computer 23

6.2.1 Connect the Device to a Computer 23

6.2.2 Import Data from a Computer 23

6.2.3 Export Data to a Computer 24

6.3 Backup Data 25

6.4 Disk Management 25

7 Managing Photos 27

7.1 Some Remarks about File Formats 27

7.2 Previews 27

7.2.1 Generate Previews 27

7.2.2 Delete Previews 28

7.3 Select a Photo Album 28

7.4 View Pictures 29

7.4.1 View Picture Details 30

7.4.2 Show Info Data (EXIF) 32

7.4.3 Show Color Channels 33

7.4.4 Show Histogram 34

7.4.5 Rotate Pictures 34

7.4.6 Delete Single Pictures and Albums 35

7.5 Thumbnail View 35

7.6 File List View 36

7.7 View Slide Shows 36

7.8 Print Photos 37

7.9 Rename Photos 38

7.9.1 Rename Albums 38

7.9.2 Rename Pictures 38

7.10.1 Copy Pictures to another Album 39

7.10.2 Add Comments 39

7.10.3 Manage Keywords 40

7.10.4 Add Keywords to Pictures 41

7.11 View Pictures with Photo Voice

Annotations 41

8 Dust Detection 42

9 Playing Music 42

9.1 Playing Music 42

9.2 Copy Sound Files 43

9.3 Delete an Album or a Single Music File 43

9.4 Rename an Album 44

10 Watching Movies 45

10.1 Watching Movies 45

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10.2 Copy Movie Clips 46

10.3 Delete an Album or a Single

Movie Clip 46

10.4 Rename an Album 47

11 Software Upgrade 47

12 Available Accessories 48

13 Technical Speciﬁcation 49

Addendum1 51

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1 Safety Instructions

Turn off the device immediately in case of

smoke or unusual smell

Should you notice smoke or an unusual smell

coming from the device or its AC adapter,

unplug the AC adapter and turn off the device.

Do not disassemble the device

Do not disassemble or open the case. Only

qualiﬁed personnel shall repair the device.

In case the GIGA Vu PRO evolution is broken

because of any accident or a fall, unplug the

AC adapter. Ask your local dealer or the JOBO

customer service to repair the device.

Use suitable cables only

For charging the battery, only use the original

JOBO cables delivered with the device resp.

available as additional accessories. JOBO will

not be held liable for any damages resulting

from the use of other cables than those

mentioned before.

Prevent the device from any contact with

water

Take care that the GIGA Vu PRO evolution will

not get in contact with any water. The device

is not water proof and may get damaged when

water enters the case. In case the device gets

into contact with water, rub down the case

with a smooth and absorbent cloth.

Do never touch the AC adapter with wet or

damp hands

Do never touch the AC adapter with wet or

damp hands. You might get an electric shock.

Whenever you pull the plug, always pull the

jack, never pull the cable. Pulling the cable

might result in bare cables without insulation.

This could lead to burns or electrical shock.

Avoid magnetic ﬁelds

Avoid to keep the GIGA Vu PRO evolution in

the environment of magnetic ﬁelds. Keep the

GIGA Vu PRO evolution away from electric

motors or other equipment generating powerful

electromagnetic ﬁelds. They can effect

malfunction or loss of data.

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2 Overview

On the next pages we will explain all functions

of the Giga Vu Pro Evolution. In the following

description the device will be abbreviated as

GVPE.

2.1 Scope of Delivery

The GVPE is delivered with the following

equipment:

- GVPE, covered with a rubber protection

cover

- AC power supply

- USB cable (USB 2)

- Operating manual

- Analogue audio-video cable

- Earphones

- Remote control

There are several accessories available:

- External PowerPack

- Power supply for 12 V socket (e.g. in a car‘s

cigarette lighter)

- WiFi interface card

- Multi Card Adapter

See chapter 12, “Available Accessories” for

more information.

2.2 Features in Brief

The GVPE can be used for the following

actions:

1 Transferring data from and to various data

carriers

2 Intermediate storage of photos

3 View and select photos

4 Print photos

5 Prepare slide shows

6 Present slide shows

7 Dust detection on the camera chip

8 Intermediate storage of MP3 music ﬁles

9 Playing music

10 Intermediate storage of MPEG2 and MPEG4

video ﬁles

11 Watching movies

The data can be transferred via numerous types

of memory cards, USB connections or WiFi to a

camera, a printer or a computer.

2.3 First Use

Opening the device

The GVPE is equipped with a rubber cover. It

protects the screen and covers all interface

ports to prevent dust from entering into the

device. For using the GVPE take off the rubber

cover, turn it around and attach it to the

bottom of the unit.

Fig. 2.2: Opening the device.

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First charge

Please read this instruction carefully before the

ﬁrst use of GVPE!

The GVPE will be delivered with a completely

discharged battery.

Please charge the battery for 9 hours before

ﬁrst use of GVPE.

Then use the battery until it is completely

discharged. Only then will the battery report

correct levels to the software. The correct

battery level in percent will only be displayed

reliably after the battery has gone through

three full charge and discharge cycles. This

is a limitation that exists with all lithium ion

batteries.

2.4 Getting Familiar with the

GVPE

Fig. 2.3: Function elements

1 Infra-red receiver

2 Analogue audio/video out

3 Slot for CompactFlash memory card

4 On/off switch

5 Microphone

6 USB2 high speed interface for data transfer

to a computer

7 USB2 OTG interface for data transfer to a

printer, camera or external hard disk

8 “Home” button (always returns to the main

menu)

9 “Back” button (always takes you one step

back)

10 “Settings” button with LED

11 Digital video out

12 5 softkeys with different functions

depending on the actual menu

13 Power supply socket

14 Loudspeaker

15 Combined “Enter” button and 4-way

joystick to navigate in the screen menus

2.4.1 Operating Elements

Joystick

The 4-way joystick is used for navigating and

selecting.

Navigating:

The joystick can be used to scroll trough a

list of possible options. For this purpose the

joystick has to be moved up or down, resp.

to the left or right. The possible options will

highlight as you scroll.

Selecting:

Pressing the joystick will conﬁrm a selection,

it acts as an “Enter” button.

Softkeys

Below the screen there are 5 buttons, the so

called softkeys. Depending on the actual menu

on the screen they have different functions.

The corresponding function is always displayed

on the screen.

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2.4.2 Screen

The GVPE is equipped with a high quality, high

resolution LCD screen with 640 * 480 RGB pixels.

By using state-of-the-art technology, the GVPE

screen is very bright and allows easy viewing

even outdoors. Brightness and saturation of the

LCD screen can be modiﬁed. For instruction see

chapter 5.3, “Screen & Video Settings”.

2.4.3 Power supply / Charging

the Battery

The GVPE features a high quality lithium-ion

polymer rechargeable battery. The battery pack

includes an integrated circuit (gas gauge)

which continuously monitors capacity and other

critical battery parameters. The battery will

provide you with accurate remaining run-time

predictions, even if the battery ages over time.

To charge just connect the AC power supply to

the GVPE. While the unit is charging the LED

in the “Settings” button will turn red. When

charging is complete the LED will dim.

2.4.4 Rubber Protection Cover

The rubber cover protects the GVPE’s screen.

When closed, it covers all interface ports to

prevent dust from entering the device. Take off

the rubber cover with light pressure, turn it

around and attach it to the bottom of the unit

to use the GVPE.

2.4.5 Devices for Data Transfer

The GVPE can transfer data from and to several

devices. It is important to chose the correct

cable and socket for each type of data transfer.

Figure 2.4 shows the various options and the

corresponding cables.

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Fig. 2.4: Cables for data transfer to different

devices

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USB connectors

The GVPE features two USB connectors.

The upper USB connector is a high speed USB

2 mass storage interface. Use this one for

fast communication between the GVPE and a

computer. Copying is done from PC to GVPE‘s

hard disk directly without involvement of the

GVPE‘s main microprocessor. Transfer speed can

reach 20 MBytes/s in this way, provided the

PC‘s interface is as fast.

For best operation, connect the GVPE directly

to your computer and do not route it through

a hub. Using a hub may sometimes lead to

operational conﬂict and data loss.

The lower USB connector is a USB 2 OTG (On

The Go) interface. This interface is handled by

the main processor. This port is used for

- connecting the GVPE directly to a camera.

In this way you can download pictures

from the camera to the GVPE without

having to remove the memory card from

the camera. The camera‘s USB interface

must be set to “Mass Storage Device” and

NOT to “PTP” (Picture Transfer Protocol).

- connecting GVPE to external USB hard disk.

Use this to backup all ﬁles stored in your

GVPE. In this case the GVPE is the “Master”

and the external USB hard disk is a “mass

storage device”. If you want to make a

backup from one GVPE to a second unit

you must connect the cable between the

ﬁrst GVPE lower USB port (Master) to the

second GVPE upper USB port (mass storage

device).

- connecting GVPE to compatible PictBridge

printers.

Socket “Analogue audio/video out”

This socket can be either used to connect the

GVPE to a TV set or to use the earphones.

Use the supplied audio/video cable to connect

the GVPE to a TV set. This is convenient for

watching slide shows and movies. See chapter

5.3, “Screen & Video Settings” for selecting

either the NTSC (mainly North America) or the

PAL (e.g. most European countries) TV standard.

Use the supplied headphones to listen to music

via the GVPE.

Socket “Digital video out”

This socket is intended for connecting the GVPE

to high quality ﬂat panel TVs and computer

monitors and beamers. Use the supplied digital

video cable for connecting the display resp. the

ﬂat panel TV.

The digital video output has a ﬁxed resolution

of 640 x 480 pixels (VGA, 60 Hz), i.e. the

connected monitor or ﬂat screen has to

support this setting. PC monitors that only

provide higher resolutions will not be able

to synchronize with the GVPE. In this case

the settings of the PC’s video card have to be

adjusted. Please consult the PC manual for

further information.

When presenting slide shows and movies using

the digital video output the quality level will

be higher than ever seen before in Portable

Storage Devices (PSD).

Infra-red interface

The infra-red receiver gets signals from the

remote control. This will be used for music

playback, video playback and photo slide shows.

The remote control has 7 buttons in total with

the following functions:

- Play

- Pause

- Stop

- Next

- Previous

- Volume Up

- Volume Down

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3 Quick Instruction for

Photo Download from

a CF Card

When operating the ﬁrst time with the GVPE

without AC power supply, make sure that the

battery is charged completely as described in

chapter 2.3, “First use”.

1 Take off the rubber cover, turn it around

and attach it to the bottom of the unit.

2 Plug in the AC power supply.

3 Press the On/Off button for a few seconds.

4 Allow the unit to power-up.

5 Enter a memory card in the memory card

slot and wait a few seconds. The screen

will appear as shown in Fig. 3.1.

Fig. 3.1: Screen “Copy from CF card”.

6 Press softkey 5, “Start” (the rightmost

one).

Now the GVPE copies all ﬁles from the

memory card to its hard disk.

7 When done, you see how many ﬁles have

been copied and how much disk space they

occupy, how much disk space is used in

general and how much capacity is still left

on the device.

Fig. 3.2: Screen “Copy form CF card completed”.

8 To view the photos, press softkey 1,

”Photos” (the leftmost one).

Select one of the following modes to view

the photos:

Fig. 3.3: Screen “View mode for photo albums”.

Full view

9 To view the photos press the joystick.

10 Use the joystick left / right to browse the

pictures.

11 Use the joystick up / down to view or hide

the softkey text.

Thumbnail view

9 To view the thumbnails move the joystick

up / down until “View Thumbs” is

highlighted.

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10 Press the joystick.

11 Press softkey 1 resp. 2 to browse the

thumbnail-pages.

12 Move the joystick up, down, left or right to

select a photo.

13 Press the joystick to view the selected

photo in full view.

14 Press the joystick again to return to

thumbnail view.

File list view

9 To view a ﬁle list move the joystick up /

down until ”View File List” is highlighted.

10 Press the joystick.

11 Press softkey 1 resp. 2 to browse the ﬁle

list.

12 Move the joystick up or down to select a

ﬁle.

13 Press the joystick to view the selected

photo in full view.

14 Press the joystick again to return to the

ﬁle list.

4 General Instructions

4.1 General Instructions

1 After having switched off the unit, wait 1

minute before turning it on again.

2 Do not bump the unit while it is powering

up or down.

3 Do not use the device on 2500 m (7500

ft) above sea level or higher. The hard

disc drive may get damaged when used at

higher levels and this may lead to a loss of

data.

4 Use only the power supply that was

delivered with the unit. Operating the

device at another voltage or current than

speciﬁed, may damage it.

5 In order to prevent any loss of data, the

GVPE provides the possibility to backup the

data to an external hard disk, such as the

JOBO mobile hard disk Giga One, via the

USB-2-OTG connection.

4.2 Buttons “Home”, “Back”

and “Settings”

Home

Wherever you are in the menus of the GVPE, the

“Home” button brings you back to the starting

screen. This is convenient both if you want

to start a new action or got lost in the menu

structure.

On the “Home” screen you can see the battery

status (upper left corner) and the amount

of free disk space (upper right corner). Both

data can be displayed as absolute values or as

percentage.

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