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`“HARDWARE SPECIFICATION FOR UNIVERSAL MEDIA PLAYER”
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`INVENTORS
`Ken Lipscomb, Atlanta, Georgia
`Richard Robison, Atlanta, Georgia
`John Petritis, Atlanta, Georgia
`Kelly Morrison, Atlanta, Georgia
`Michael Hirsch, Atlanta, Georgia
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`BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
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`Many of today’s consumer electronic devices may be replaced with a single infotainment appliance
`that enables a user to play streaming audio and video from the Internet on a television and stereo system;
`play CDs, VCDs, and DVDs; surf the Web; check email; play audio and video assets store in digital formats
`such as MP3, QuickTime, and Windows Media Format; rip assets to digital form from varied inputs such as
`CDs and microphones; serve as a media jukebox; and transfer music to and from portable devices such as
`MP3 players. This invention describes the detailed hardware specification of such a device.
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`BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
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`FIG. 1 is the ZapStation Product Specification. Section 2 of the specification describes the
`reference hardware for the ZapStation.
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`DEFINITION OF TERMS
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`Reference is made to Figure 1 in conjunction with the following description. Within this invention, system,
`or method, there are several components;
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`Client Multimedia Player. Software technology that can run on various multimedia computer devices and is
`capable of decrypting, decoding, and playing a multimedia object based on its embedded security features
`and rights management rules. The Client Multimedia Player will run on a variety of devices, including home
`consumer electronics devices, portable devices, computers, car entertainment devices, PDAs, mobile
`communications devices, and Internet browsers.
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`Member. Anyone who is enrolled within the network system for Virtual distribution of his or her assets.
`(Each Member will have his or her own security password for system access.)
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`Member Family. A group of individuals that has been assigned the rights to act on a Member’s behalf in
`accessing and utilizing the Member’s multimedia assets within the virtual distribution network.
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`User. Persons that will use a Client Multimedia Player from within any particular Member Family. These
`Users will have varying levels of access and privileges to those multimedia assets housed within the
`invented system. (For example, an adult User might have access to certain “R” rated films, while a child
`User might have access to only “G” rated films.)
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`Master Database Server. A server or group of servers that functions to allow for the storage and download
`of “rented" or “purchased” assets by Members of the network. This server will function to allow for
`synchronization and replication of a Member’s assets between the Member’s various Client Multimedia
`Players and itself. This server also will serve as a central repository within which multimedia assets will be
`“tagge " with the identity and access privileges of those Members (and Users within a Member Family) that
`possess ownership rights in the multimedia assets.
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`Multimedia Object. An element of reference for a Member’s Client Multimedia Players and the Master
`Database Server. This Multimedia Object can be representative of a song, video clip, movie, a television
`program, interactive animation, or any other data type that can be stored in a binary fashion within a modern
`database. The Multimedia Object shall be protected, where applicable, from piracy by the use of various
`methods, including encryption and watermarking.
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`DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
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`The attached document is the ZapStation product specification. Section 2 of this specification
`describes the hardware components of the ZapStation.
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`Product Specification
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`Revised: ‘22 Jan 00,
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`Prepared by: Ken Lipscomb
`Date: 1 Jun 99
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`1. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
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`2. HARDWARE SPECIFICATION
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`2.1. System Specification
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`2.2. Cosmetic Design
`2.2.1. Faceplate
`2.2.2. Color
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`2.2.3. Labeling
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`2.3. Subsystem Design Specification for Motherboard CCA
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`2.4. Subsystem Design Specification for Display CCA
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`2.5. Subsystem Design Specification for PCMCIA CCA
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`2.6. Subsystem Design Specification for DVD Drive
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`2.7. Subsystem Design Specification for HardDisk Drive
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`2.8. Specification for Remote Control
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`2.9. Specification for Remote Keyboard
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`3. SOFTWARE SPECIFICATION
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`3.1. Operating System Software
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`3.2. Third Party Application Software
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`3.3. Third Party Driver Software
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`4. LOCALIZATION AND CUSTOMIZATION
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`4.2. Documentation
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`5. PACKAGING
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`5.2. System Box Labeling
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`5.3. Software Kitting Specifications
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`6. END-USER DOCUMENTATION
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`7. STANDARDS COMPLIANCE
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`The ZapStation is a stand alone Multimedia Server that will be sold as a consumer
`product. It is intended to be roughly the size of a CD/DVD Player and provide for
`both Audio and Video output. The Audio output will require an amplifier to drive
`speakers. Video will be direct to a TV. It will receive its multimedia assets via
`broadband demand download or traditional phone line download from a
`ZapMediacom portal. The device should also be able to download from other
`Internet web sites through its embedded browser interface. ZapStation is targeted
`at a price point of $299 to $499 with a direct Internet sales model. We will
`provide a manufacturer’s rebate to help achieve our target price points. We may
`allow for distribution sales later in the product life cycle. We will negotiate with a
`third party for assembly and product fulfillment.
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`The ZapStation will operate with a vacuum fluorescent display (VFD) interface
`and front panel buttons. Altemately, user interaction will be via a remote control
`device and a TV interface. The remote control device should be a standard
`programmable unit as well as a remote keyboard. In addition, we may provide for
`a browser interface from a remote connected computer. ZapStation is intended to
`complement the existing stereo and AV components within the home
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`2.2.1 Faceplate
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`Subsystem Design Specification for Motherboard CCA
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`2.3.1 Scope
`This section describes the general, mechanical, electrical, and environmental properties of the motherboard
`CCA.
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`2.3.2 Applicable Documentation
`1) ATX Specification V 2.03
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`IPC-D—275 Design Standard for Rigid Printed Boards and Rigid Printed Board Assemblies
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`2.3.3 General Properties
`The motherboard consists of the CPU, memory, and I/O connectors. All processing excluding the VF
`Display CCA is controlled by the motherboard. The motherboard will have, but not be limited to,
`provisions for the following on—board items:
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`Central Processing Unit (CPU), x86based
`Proprietary LINUX 0/5 on read-only disk, in Boot—EEPROM, or in Flash RAM
`System BIOS (Flash)
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`Integrated AGP Video Chipset
`Integrated Audio Chipset
`Integrated MPEG decoder hardware
`Integrated MPEG encoder hardware
`Integrated IEEE—1394 hardware to support IQ ports
`Integrated USB hardware to support m ports
`Hardware to support 2 serial ports
`Hardware to support 1 parallel port
`Hardware to support 2 IDE drive ports
`Hardware to support 1 Floppy drive port
`RF tuner expansion Port
`PCI expansion port (riser-card configuration)
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`Power Input Connector
`Power Output Connector
`Supply Voltages
`Total Power Consumption
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`ATX style 20 pin dual row Molex 39-29-9202 or equivalent
`6 pin dual row Molex 39-30-1060 or equivalent
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`40 pin dual—header FOXCONN HL07 Series or equivalent
`34 pin dual—header FOXCONN HL07 Series or equivalent
`4 pin Molex 70553 or equivalent
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`9-pin D—sub connector FOXCONN DM SERIES or equiv.
`25—pin D—sub connector FOXCONN DM SERIES or equiv.
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`RCA female jack (color code yellow) FOXCONN 1J_ series
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`This should be used as a general guideline for external connector locations when laying out the motherboard
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`25 pin D parallel port
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`75-ohm F connector RF OUTPUT
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`Composite video IN ports
`S-Video IN port
`Audio OUT ports
`Composite video OUT ports
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`2.4.1 Scope
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`2.4.2 Applicable Documentation
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`2.5.1 Scope
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`2.5.2 Applicable Documentation
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`TBD
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`2.5.3 General Properties
`The PC—card slot is a single—slot PCMCIA Type-II reader. The reader utilizes the systems TBD (IDE bus
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`CompactFlash (with adapter)
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`Ejector Mechanism
`Size
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`Weight
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`Interface Connect0r(s)
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`Supply Voltage(s)
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`2.5.6 Environmental
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`Operating Temperature
`Storage Temperature
`Operating Humidity
`Storage Humidity
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`Subsystem Design Specification for DVD Drive
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`2.6.1 Scope
`This section describes the general, mechanical, electrical, and environmental properties of the DVD drive.
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`2.6.2 Applicable Documentation
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`1)
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`User’s Guide for Pioneer DVD-A04S/DVD—104S/DVD-l 14 DVD-ROM Drive
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`2.6.3 General Properties
`Disc Format
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`Interface
`Sustained Transfer Rate
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`Seek Time
`Access Time
`Data Buffer
`Mounting
`Reliability (MTBF)
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`Must support (but not limited to) the following:
`DVD ROM and VIDEO (Single & Dual Layer)
`DVD‘R
`CD—R, CD—RW, CD—DA, CD—ROM (mode 1 & 2)
`CD~ROM XA, Video CD, Photo CD (single & multi—session)
`CD—EXTRA, HYBRID CD, CD—Text
`ATAPI (ATA/ATAPI—4, Ultra DMA33)
`DVD—ROM ATAPI: 4.1X — 10X (5.58 MB/s — 13.5 MB/s)
`CD-ROM ATAPI: 17.2X — 40X (2.58 MB/s — 6.0 MB/s)
`DVD <90ms, CD <70 ms
`DVD < 135ms, CD <95ms
`>512K
`Horizontal, Slot-In
`100,000 POH (Duty 20%)
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`2.6.4 Mechanical Properties
`Form Factor
`Size
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`Length Max.
`Width Max.
`Height
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`Weight
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`2.6.5 Electrical Properties
`Interface
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`Supply Voltage
`In Read
`Peak
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`+12V
`+5V
`0.6 A 0.79A
`0.61A 1.3A
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`Regulatory Approval
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`UL, CSA, TUV, FCC Class B, FDA, CE Marking
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`2.6.6 Environmental
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`Operating Temperature
`Storage Temperature
`Operating Humidity
`Storage Humidity
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`5 to 45 C
`-20 to 60 C
`5 to 85%
`5 to 90%
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`Scope
`This document describes the general, mechanical, electrical, and environmental properties of the Hard-Disk
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`2.7.2 Applicable Documentation
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`2.7.3
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`General Properties
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`Interface
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`Formatted Capacity
`Transfer Rate
`Typical Seek Times
`Average
`Track-to—Track
`Full Stroke
`Data Buffer
`Reliability (Start/Stop Cycles)
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`ATAPI (ATA/4, Ultra ATA/66)
`Variable
`66.6 MB/s
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`8.5 ms
`0.8 ms
`15 ms
`>=5 12K
`>40,000
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`Mechanical Properties
`Form Factor
`Size
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`Length Max.
`Width Max.
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`Height
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`5.75”
`4.00”
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`Weight
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`approx. 1.26 lb.
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`2.7.5
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`Electrical Properties
`Interface
`Supply Voltage
`In Read
`Peak
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`+5V, +12V
`7.5 W
`10.4 W
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`Regulatory Approval
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`UL, CSA, TUV, FCC Class B, FDA, CE Marking
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`2.7.6
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`Environmental
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`Operating Temperature
`Storage Temperature
`Operating Humidity
`Storage Humidity
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`5to45C
`—20 to 60 C
`10 to 85%
`5 to 90%
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`Subsystem Design Specification for Power Supply
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`2.8.1 Scope
`This document describes the general, mechanical, electrical, and environmental properties of the Power
`Supply.
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`2.8.2 Applicable Documentation
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`1)
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`ATX Specification V 2.03
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`2.8.3 General Properties
`The power supply converts 110/220VAC into DC voltages for powering the system. The electrical output
`voltages should conform to the current TBD (uATX expected) power supply specifications.
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`2.8.4 Electrical Properties
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`See ATX Specification section 4.
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`220V~
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`125w
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`20A
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`See uATX specification.
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`Length
`Width
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`Height
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`TBD
`TBD
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`TBD
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`Hole mounting pattern should conform to current TBD (uATX expected) power supply specifications.
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`2.8.6 Environmental Properties
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`Operating Temperature
`Storage Temperature
`Operating Humidity
`Storage Humidity
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`5 to 45 C
`—20 to 60 C
`10 to 85%
`5 to 90%
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`2.9.1 Scope
`This document describes the general properties of the Remote Control.
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`2.9.2 Applicable Documentation
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`TBD
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`2.9.3 General Properties
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`2.9.4 Assigned Keystrokes (as of January 11, 2000)
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`Function
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`Zap Remote
`Control
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`Uo a list
`U- arrow
`VK_UP
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`Down a list
`Down arrow
`VK_DOWN
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`Keyboard
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`Java KeyEvent
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`Left Arrow
`VK_LEFT
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`Move around widets
`Rioht Arrow
`VK_RIGHT
`——-— VK_FG
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`Pause
`F8
`VK_F8
`VK_F11
`Next Track
`F12
`VK_F12
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`Volume Down
`1
`Alt_V
`ALT_MASK VK_V
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`Ctrl_V
`CTRL_MASK VK_V
`Volume U -
`Mute
`Ctrl_M
`CTRL_MASK VK_M
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`Atl_X
`ALT_MASK VK_X
`GoTo
`Ctrl_G
`ALT_MASK VK_G
`Enter ke
`Enter ke
`VK_ENTEFl
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`Ctrl_L
`CTRL_L
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`Ctrl_l
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`Specification for Remote Keyboard
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`2.10.1 Scope
`This document describes the general properties of the Keyboard.
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`2.10.2 Applicable Documentation
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`TBD
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`2.10.3 General Properties
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`Software Specification
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`3.1 Operating System Software
`Red Hat LINUX 6.0 or later with 2.2 kernel.
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`3.1 ZapStation Application Software
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`Requested Features:
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`Plays MPEG Layer 3 (MP3) digital music
`Plays Quicktime, Real and MPEG Video —— Stream and full download
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`Plays Flash animations — Stream and full download
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`Downloads files from Zap Portal via Broadband — (56Kb Optional)
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`Stores music and video files for retrieval and playback — limited by disk
`Intuitive user screen
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`Java Based for portability — runs on Mac or PC also.
`Standard CD/Cassette type of controls — Play, Scan, Pause, Search, Record
`Record to hard disk drive from CD
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`Record from disk to DVD-RAM (Optional Feature — 2nd Generation)
`Playlist allows categorization and quick retrieval for playback
`TV GUI
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`Remote-able PC GUI
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`Download music to Rio unit via parallel connector
`Data associated with music & video in database
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`Wireless Keyboard support
`Hand-held Remote Control via IR
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`Picture—in—Picture TV viewing
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`Digital VCR Functionality (Optional for initial launch)
`Macintosh & Windows Server connection
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`Email Capability — Send and Receive
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`Personalized GUI upon log-on to Zap Portal
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`Automated Software Upgrades
`CDDB Auto connect for CD information download
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`User definable channels
`Internet Phone
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`Derivative common source application to run on MacOS, Windows & Linux
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`3.2 ZapCentral Portal Software
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`Features:
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`Displays User definable personal page views
`Downloads MP3 and MPEG and QuickTime Video files
`Streams MP3 and MPEG and QuickTime Video files
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`On-line messaging
`Real-Time Advertising based on user profile
`E—Commeroe Sales Pages
`Zap MediaServer download support
`Support for standard browser
`News
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`Artist and Movie Spotlights
`Streaming Concerts & Events
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`4.1 Software
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`Localization of our menuing software will be necessary in the second release.
`English, French, Dutch, Spanish, Japanese, Chinese, Italian, German, Portuguese
`(Brazilian)
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`4.2 Documentation
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`As necessary to illustrate system set-up and operations.
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`5 Packaging
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`5.1 System Box
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`Cardboard box which will allow for shipping via an overnight carrier such as
`FedEx.
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`5.2 System Box Labeling
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`Box must be stenciled with ZapMedia.com Logo and product information.
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`5.3 Software Kitting Specifications
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`None. Software will not be loadable by the end-user.
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`6 End-User Documentation
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`Set—up pamphlet and other instructions will be on-line for TV viewing.
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`QA Suite must be outlined as a part of the development process. It is essential that
`QA be considered a priority.
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`The following table identifies the requested development milestones. This is a
`first estimate and the dates are open for discussion.
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`MM/DD/YY
`MlVI/DD/YY
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`MMfDD/YY
`MM/DD/YY
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`1 Mar 2000
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`1 Ma 2000
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`3“ Party Manufacturer Certification
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`3“ Part Release Readiness Review (RRR)
`3" Part Post Release Readiness Review (PRRR)
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`Za Station Protot‘oe Delive
`Za uStation Marketino Announcement
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`Za-Station FCS Tar et (earliest initial shi nments)
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`ZaStation FCS Tar et (volume shi nments)
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`VFD electronics need to be finalized
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`Case design and manufacturing
`Linux Port to hardware platform
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`11.1
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`Initial Forecast
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`The forecast for the first 18 months from start of delivery is 270,000 units. 22i is
`to provide regular six-month rolling forecast updates. The initial sales forecast is:
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`Base Systems
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`11.2 Beta Plan & Marketing Requirements
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`Requirement
`Total
`Description / Cements
`Required
`Dates
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`Prototype Units
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`Prototype Units
`w/VFD
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`Alpha Units w/VFD
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`Beta Units
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`Total:
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`1
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`8
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`For investor/customer demos
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`For partner/investor/customer
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`13 Nov
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`1 Dec 99
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`For customer feedback and QA 1 Jan 00
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