Beaumont Products MPEG - 4 - Manual (Page 23)

V B R I C K E T H E R N E T V S E T T O P B O X U S E R S G U I D E V E R S I O N 3 . 6 . 9
WWW - World Wide Web Access
The WWW or World Wide Web feature of the set top box requires the use of a keyboard.
Attach a keyboard using the directions in Chapter one, or use the wireless keyboard
available from VBrick Systems.
WWW must be enabled in the set top box Configuration: General – Security. If WWW is
enabled, select the WWW button to access to the World Wide Web.
Enter a Location
The tool bar at the top of the
screen contains a toolbar.
Enter a web location, either IP
address or URL, in the box
provided c.
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Use the IR remote control unit
to position the cursor at the
beginning or end of the text
string and enter a location
using a keyboard. Use the
delete key or backspace to
erase.
Browser buttons are d, from
left to right: Back, Forward,
Stop, Refresh, Search and
Home.
NOTES:
While using this feature to access the World Wide Web, if there are fields on a page,
the tab key can be used, the same as on a computer, to move to the next entry field.
Entries must be made using a combination of the IR Remote Control Unit Navigation
and Left Mouse button and the keyboard.
In Local mode, Home returns the viewer to the Local Mode home page. If the set
top box is working through the MCS, Home returns the viewer to the MCS home
page.
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