Ugoos AM3

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Description

Semi-professional Android player.
Firmware update: https://ugoos.ru/blog?blog_article_id=81
Available firmware by model: https://ugoos.ru/downloads


Hardware Features

Operating system

  • Android 7.1 Nougat

Language

  • Russian, English ... support for many languages

CPU

  • Octa-core Amlogic S912 ARM Cortex-A53 up to 2.0GHz (DVFS)

GPU

  • ARM Mali-T820MP3 GPU up to 750 MHz (DVFS)

RAM

  • 2GB DDR3

Built-in memory

  • 16GB (EMMC

WiFi

  • WiFi IEEE 802.11 a / b / g / n / ac 2.4 GHz / 5.0 GHz, Gigabit Ethernet port
  • WIFI module
  • LTM8830

Expanding storage

  • Supports Micro SD (TF) cards up to a maximum of 64GB

Power supply

  • DC 5V / 3A

Outputs

  • HDMI (1.4 & 2.0) support 4K @ 60fps (HDCP2.2)
  • 3 * USB 2.0 host

Data output

  • 1 * SPDIF

Network

  • 1 * RJ45 1000M (Gigabit Network)

Power supply

  • 1 * DC Jack

Audio output Remote control

  • IR remote control '

Working temperature

* from 0 to 60 ℃

Storage temperature

* from -10 to 60 ℃

Environmental humidity

* from 5% to 90% (in the absence of condensation)

Dimensions

  • 117 * 117 * 18.5 mm
  • Weight
  • 131 grams

Initial setup

  • Set device language
  • Set internet connection settings
  • Customize the clock on your device. Important!!! By default, the time zone is set to UTC 0:00
  • In the settings, you also need to specify superuser rights
    • Settings item -> System -> Superuser -> Get superuser rights -> Silent
  • [Optional] In the settings of the STB you can change the orientation of the screen
    • Settings -> Screen -> Screen Orientation
  • Disable the system screensaver, make the position off.
  • Reboot STB
  • Download SmartPlayer software to USB storage
  • Insert USB storage into the USB port of the set-top box
  • Select the Total Commander program in the STB menu
  • Select a USB drive in the menu and find the previously downloaded program on it
  • Carry out installation
  • See Devices