LiveShell X can be initialized by following the instructions below.

1. Make sure the home screen is displayed on the device. The home screen has a power icon and a spanner icon.

2. Press the upper right button and go to “Configuration”.

3. Select “Initialize” by pushing the lower right or left button. Then Press the upper right button.

4. Select “Yes” by pushing the lower right or left button.

5. Push the upper right button to initialize.

In the event of errors or other problems you can force shutdown LiveShell X with the following instructions.

1. Press and hold the upper left side and the lower right buttons at the same time for 5 seconds.
2. The LiveShell X is now turned off.

Follow the instructions below to check the LiveShelll PRO MAC address.

[When using wired LAN]

1. Make sure LiveShell X is offline and shown on the home screen. The home screen has a power icon and a spanner icon.
2. Push the lower right button once or several times (the number of times will vary depending on the broadcasting situation)..
3. The MAC address will be shown following “Eth MAC:”

[When using wireless LAN]

1. Make sure LiveShell X is offline and shown on the home screen.The home screen has a power icon and a spanner icon.
2. Push the upper right button, then go to “Configuration”.
3. Select “Wi-Fi MAC addr” and Press the upper right button.
4. Push the upper right button, then the Wi-Fi MAC address will be shown on the device screen.

From the device display

1. Make sure the home screen is displayed on the device. The home screen has a power icon and a spanner icon.

2. Push the lower right button once or several times (the number of times will vary depending on the broadcasting situation).

3. “Rev.XXXX” will be shown on device display and this is the current firmware version.

From Dashboard

The current firmware version is shown on Dashboard.

It is possible to register multiple LiveShell series devices to a single Dashboard account and those devices are managed via unique device IDs. Follow the below instructions to check the device ID of a unit.

1. Make sure the home screen is displayed on the device. The home screen has a power icon and a spanner icon.

2. Push the lower right button once or several times (the number of times will vary depending on the broadcasting situation).

3. “ID:xxxxxxx” will be shown on the device display and this is the device ID.

Wired LAN

1. Make sure the offline home screen is displayed on the device. The home screen has a power icon and a spanner icon.
2. Press the upper right button and go to “Configuration”.
3. Select Network and press the upper right button.
4. Select “Ethernet” and press the upper right button.
5. “DHCP” or “Static Adress” will be displayed on the device screen and the one displayed is the current setting.
   After selecting DHCP or static address, press the upper left button.

Wireless LAN

1. Make sure the offline home screen is displayed on the device. The home screen has a power icon and a spanner icon.
2. Press the upper right button and go to “Configuration”.
3. Select Network and press the upper right button.
4. Select “Wi-Fi #x” (“Wi-Fi #1” is the 1st priority connection) and press the upper right button.
5. Select “Address Type” and press the upper right button.
6. “DHCP” or “Static Adress” will be displayed on the device screen and the one displayed is the current setting.
   After selecting DHCP or static address, press the upper left button.

If you need to purchase or want to replace lost LiveShell X accessories (setup cable or Wi-Fi dongle) they are sold at the Official Cerevo Store.

Worldwide shipping is available and shipping costs will be displayed during checkout.

Cerevo recommends you do not use any AC adapter other than the one provided or sold at the Official Cerevo Store.

If you use any unofficial AC apdaters, your warranty will be void.

In case you have a special need to use an unofficial AC adapter, make sure the output and plug type match the specification below.

Specification

Output: 12V / 3000mA
Plug type: Round Shape, Center Postive (+)

LiveShell X officially supports the following wireless LAN adapters.

• The included wireless LAN adapter
• Cerevo’s Official 5GHz/2.4GHz USB Wi-Fi adapter compatible with LiveShell PRO and LiveShell X
• BUFFALO’s WLI-UC-GNM (Only supports 2.4GHz Wi-Fi)

Other wireless LAN adapters may work with LiveShell X, however we cannot guarantee operation with any adapters not on the above list.

Normally there is a button on Dashboard to update firmware when new firmware is available.

However in certain situations there is no update button shown on Dashboard.

If updating from Dashboard is not available, please update firmware via the device menu. Please see this link for more details.