PJB 100 Software Updates (NEW- WindowsXP Instructions)

Note: These software products will only function with the Personal Jukebox

dBpowerAMP Music Converter

dBpowerAMP Music Converter (dMC), is one of those must have utilities, indispensable for converting audio files from one format to another: ........... DOWNLOAD HERE

Software downloads for PJB100

pjbExploder Download..... . DOWNLOAD HERE

pjbmanager ............ DOWNLOAD HERE

NEW FIRMWARE UPDATE PJB100

player3-233.img 12 JAN 2004

Latest PJB Firmware v 2.3.3  Jan12 04

Windows 98/ME Latest Production Release

Windows 2000 Latest Production Release

Latest MAC Beta Release

 

 

PJB Flash image with "browse while playing", games and enhanced diagnostics

Production Release Jukebox Manger 1.5.6 Windows 98/ME TM

Win98_ME_156.zip 9 March 2001

Production Release Jukebox Manager1.5.6 Windows 2000 TM

JBM_2000.zip 9 March 2001

NOTE If you have already installed a previous version of the JBM (JukeBox Manager) on Windows 2000, you will need to copy the driver "cpqpjb.sys" into your "\WINNT\system32\drivers\" directory, the installer program doesn't recognise that the driver should be reinstalled.Jukebox Manager Installation Instructions For Windows 2000.
For first time installation:
(before installing make a folder on you desktop called pjb then "unzip" the jbm_2000 files
into the folder)
1.load JukeboxManager_2000 from the folder. Do not run the software at the end of installation.
2. Connect the PJB to your PC via the USB. Do not go through a USB hub.
Note: The following steps (3 thru 6) may not be necessary.
3. New hardware found message should appear and Hardware Installation Wizard should start.
4. When asked for "cpqpjb.sys," browse for it in c:\winnt\system32\drivers folder.
5. When the wizard states that it cannot copy "cpqpjb.inf," browse in C:\winnt\inf folder(*).
6. Run the Jukebox Manager software and select the jukebox.
(*) In Step 5, you may not find the "inf" folder under c:\winnt. If not, do the following.
a) Open up "My Computer" and go to your local drive, C.
b) Open windows folder.
c) From the menu bar of the window, click on "Tools."
d) Select and click on "Folder Options."
e) Click on "View" tab.
f) In the "Advanced settings" window, select the "Show hidden files and folders" option.
g) Click on "Apply" and then "OK."
h) Re-browse from step 5 and continue.

If you have already installed the software from the CD:
1. Uninstall the program using the add/remove software option in your control panel.
2. From "My Computer, " go to c:\program files and check for "Personal Jukebox" folder.
3. If you find the folder delete it and it's entire contents.
4. Follow the steps in the above list.
Thank you for choosing the Personal Jukebox from Hango-Remote Solution inc.

Latest MAC Beta Release

JBM 1.0.b11.sit.hqx 27 Nov 2000

Release Notes:

The following fixes have gone into this version:

• Drag & Drop Change
• Shortcut Key for "Add Files" and "Add Folder" changed.
• Error message text revised and made more accurate.
• This is the general beta release of the Macintosh Jukebox Manager Software as with all beta software we would like your feedback of any "bugs" that you may discover. Please use the feedback form on our support page for your comments.
• The software should be uncompressed using a Mac utility such as Stuffit This software is intended for the PJB 100 only and will not function without a PJB 100 connected

  Windows XP Instructions

  1. Download JBM XP from http://www.pjbox.co.uk/downloads.htm#vW2000
  2. Extract the .inf and .sys files from the Zipfile, don't bother with the program itself as it won't work [you still need to use the Win98 version, also available on that page]
  3. Plug in your Jukebox, wait for the New Hardware wizard to start up
  4. Browse in a specific location
  5. Select where you extracted the .inf & .sys files earlier
  6. Ignore the fact they've not been digitally signed.
  7. It should be okay!

  IF you have already tried to connect the PJBox and the New Hardware
  Wizard doesn't show up then, with the PJBox connected:

  1. Open up My Computer
  2. Select 'View System Information' from the left hand pane.
  3. Select the Hardware tab
  4. Select Device Manager
  5. Navigate around till you find the incorrectly installed hardware i.e. the PJBox. It'll have a Yellow question mark on it.
  6. Right click on it
  7. Select Uninstall
  8. Right click again, anything within Device Manager
  9. Select Scan for Hardware Changes
  10. Back to step 4 of the previous how to!

  If you did the second set without the PJBox connected then go to the start of the first set of instructions