MEDIAPI+ User Manual
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1. use a composite audio video cable not included in conjunction with the 3 5mm 4 pole jack to connect the MEDIAPI to a display and speaker system Note If using a television be sure to change the input source for your display as appropriate Installing a USB HDD The MEDIAPI is designed to support a USB powered HDD within the case This should be connected to the rear board s USB port A Upper Cable ties are included to secure the HDD via two loops built into the bottom of the case Note Space limitations require that care is taken when routing cables from the HDD Always be sure no loose connectors are left unsecured within the case o0 Once installed the Pi and MEDIAPI case should like JT Controlling your MEDIAPI The simplest way to control the MEDIAPI is via the supplied SB Components Media Remote in conjunction with a correctly configured version of XBMC 10 0 0 0 If you wish to use your own specifically configured software you can still use the remote by applying the correct mapping codes For details of the remote codes and the mapping file required please visit www sbc mediapi co uk Alternatively you can plug in a USB keyboard and mouse not included into available USB ports at the rear of the MEDIAPI Note The SB Components MEDIA remote requires 2x AAA batteries These are not included with the MEDIAPI Starting to use your MEDIAPI 1 Insert an SD card into the Raspber2. www raspberrypi org Safety Information e To reduce the risk of electrocution do not operate the MEDIAPI with the case open e Do not use the MEDIAPI or any component of the MEDIAPI near water e Do not block any ventilation openings e Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators e Protect the power cord from damage e Unplug the MEDIAPI during thunder storms or when switched off for extended periods What s in the box 1 x MEDIAPI case 1x SB Media Remote requires 2x AAA batteries not included 1 x Power supply 1 x rigid HDMI connector 1 x rigid 4 pole A V jack connector 4 x mounting screws 2 x case screws 2 x HDD mounting ties 1x 8 Gb Class 10 microSD card pre loaded with XBMC Note the microSD card is an optional extra and may not be included in your purchase WwW Case over view External Front Panel A B A Double USB port Note these are pass through ports directly from the Pi i e not separately powered B IR receiver Note The red light is the power indicator not an IR signal indicator External Rear Panel A B C D E F G A Power switch E 1 x USB port B Power in F 2 x USB port C HDMI 1 4 G LAN D 4 pole A V jack Internal rear board A USB port upper Output for HDD D 4 pole A V B USB port lower Input only from Pi E HDMI1 4 C LAN F USB power Internal front board G USB port upper Input only from Pi J K IR GPIO connec
3. MEDIAPI User Manual Version 1 2 2015 05 14 Components Website www sb components co uk Contact sales sbcshop co uk 44 2035140914 MEDIAPI is a trademark of SB Components Ltd Raspberry Pi is a trademark of the Raspberry Pi Foundation Congratulations on buying an SB Components MEDIAPI We hope you will find the case a perfect accompaniment for the Raspberry Pi model B and Pi 2 The MEDIAPI encloses and extends the basic connectivity of the Raspberry Pi 2 and B Once installed the case provides 6 USB ports an IR receiver and power for an internal HDD The primary design aim for the MEDIAPI is to turn the Raspberry Pi into a consumer friendly set top box or lightweight desktop machine For the best user experience it is recommended that an SB Components prepared microSD card is used which will include all the required configuration for supporting the SB Components MEDIA Remote For an electronic guide to using the MEDIAPI along with troubleshooting tips and links to video tutorials visit www sb components co uk products mediapiplus For the latest details about this and other SB Components products please visit www sb components co uk blog Note When this guide refers to operation of the MEDIAPI it is referring to a MEDIAPI case with a functioning Raspberry Pi B Pi 2 installed For information regarding connectivity compatible accessories and general operation of the Raspberry Pi please visit
4. ecure the Raspberry Pi in place Insert the micro SD card into the Pi s SD card slot using the case s SD card raised guide Attach the IR receiver GPIO connectors to the appropriate GPIO pins a For the B left to right 12 6 1 b For the Pi 2 left to right 12 6 2 IRON Siit oLoled own tus K Note For the IR to work with the Pi 2 you must connect the wire labelled GPIO 1 To the GPIO 2 pin 5v Once installed the Pi and MEDIAPI case should like 14 Replace the case lid and insert retaining screws if required 15 Connect the MEDIAPI as required see Getting connected below 16 Switch on the MEDIAPI Getting connected To connect the MEDIAPI to your local network and or the internet you can use a wired or wireless connection Using a wired connection recommended Connect a CAT5 network cable not included to the LAN port of the MEDIAPI and to an available LAN port on your broadband router Using a wireless connection Alternatively you can use a wireless USB dongle in one of the MEDIAPI s available USB ports For information about compatible wireless dongles please visit www raspberrypi org Note For fastest internet access a wired connection is recommended Connecting to a display You can connect the MEDIAPI to a display by connecting an HDMI cable not supplied from the HDMI OUT jack on the rear panel to the HDMI IN jack of your television monitor Alternatively you can
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6. ry Pi formatted with your preferred operating system For a list of available operating systems please visit www raspberrypi org Connect the MEDIAPI to a monitor or TV If required connect the MEDIAPI to the your local network internet Connect input devices mouse keyboard as required Plug in the power adaptor to your MEDIAPI and connect it to the mains Use the power switch to turn on the Raspberry Pi a Technical Specifications 5V_3000mA USB ports 9 USB ports 3 x input USB ports accepting power data from an installed Raspberry Pi 6 x output USB ports Video Out HDMI 1 4 HDMI resolutions from 640x350 to 1920x1200 Composite video PAL and NTSC via 3 5 mm TRRS jack shared with audio out Analogue via 3 5 mm phone jack digital via HDMI W 19 7cm L 21cm H 3 3cm 4 1cm 10 This SB Components product is warranted for the period of twelve 12 months from the original date of purchase against defective materials and workmanship In the event that warranty service is required you should return the product to the retailer from whom it was purchased For more information and to register your purchase please visit www sb components co uk products mediapiplus SB Components is a specialist manufacturer of protective cases for single board computers and microcontroller boards Our designers are experts in producing robust functional and elegant cases that protect and augment technology platforms In additio
7. tors H USB port lower Input only from Pi Getting started Installing the Raspberry Pi If your MEDIAPI comes preinstalled with a Raspberry Pi skip to the Getting connected section Please take care when carrying out the installation process It is recommended that you visit www sb components co uk resources mediapiplus and watch the installation tutorial The following steps will fit the Raspberry Pi 2 or B into the MEDIAPI case 1 Ensure the MEDIAPI s power supply is not plugged in 2 Open the case using the tab at the rear of the case s lid 3 Push the rigid 4 pole A V connector into position in the specially designed case mounts 4 Plug the rigid HDMI connector supplied into the HDMI port on the Raspberry Pi 5 Connect each of the two Pi s USB ports that sit along the edge containing the GPIO pins to the front board s USB ports G H 6 Plug the rear board s USB lead B into one of the Pi s centre USB ports 10 11 12 13 Connect the network cable into the Pi s LAN socket Ease the board down into the case positioning the rigid HDMI connector into its clips and lining up the A V connector with the Pi s A V socket Plug the cases inner USB power connector F into the Raspberry Pi s micro USB socket Gently but firmly push the Pi toward the back of the case ensuring that the A V jack and the HDMI connector are both correctly aligned Use the supplied 4 mounting screws to s
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