Cobra Electronics CIR2000 Instruction Manual

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Safety Information

The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated "dangerous voltage" within the product's enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.

The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.

WARNING: TO R E D U CE THE RISK O F F I R E OR ELECTRIC SHOCK , D O N OT EXPOS E T H I S APPLIANCE T O R A I N OR MOISTU R E .

IMPORTANT S A F E T Y I N S T RUCTI O N S

1. Read these instructions.

2. Keep these Instructions.

3. Heed all Warnings.

4. Follow all instructions.

5. Do not use this apparatus near water.

6. Clean only with dry cloth.

7. Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s instruction

8. Do not install near any heat source such

as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.

9. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding - type plug. A

polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other. A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong. The wide blade or the third prong are provided for your safety. If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet.

10. Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus.

11. Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.

12. Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket or table specified by the manufacturers, or sold with the apparatus. When a cart is used, use caution when moving the cart/apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip-over.

13. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.

14. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or

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plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.

15. The apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and no objects filled with liquids, such as vases, shall be placed on the apparatus.

16. The main plug or an appliance coupler is used as the disconnect device, the disconnect device shall remain readily operable.

17. The caution marking and rating plate are located on the bottom of the unit.

18. The adaptor UL File number E248805 and model number KSS60-12.0-4000. Input of this apparatus is: AC 100-240V~50-60Hz,

1.5A, and Output is: 12.0V 4000mA. Keep the input & output rating.

19. To avoid damage to the batteries installed in the remote control, do not place the remote near excessive heat sources.

20. For sufficient ventilation, please place your Micro System into an open area when operating.

FCC

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation that is subject to following two conditions:

(1) This device may not cause harmful

interference and,

(2) This device must accept any interference

received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approv ed by the party responsible for compliance could void the user authority to operate the equipment.

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● Music recognition technology and related data are provided by Gracenote®. Gracenote is the

industry standard in music recognition technology and related content delivery. For more

information visit http://www.gracenote.com/.

the following U.S. Patents: #5,987,525; #6,061,680; #6,154,773, #6,161,132, #6,230,192,

#6,230,207, #6,240,459, #6,330,593, and other patents issued or pending. Some services

supplied under license from Open Globe, Inc. for U.S. Patent: #6,304,523.

Gracenote and CDDB are registered trademarks of Gracenote. The Gracenote logo and

logotype, and the "Powered by Gracenote" logo are trademarks of Gracenote.

● MEPG Layer-3 audio coding technology licensed from Fraunhofer IIS and Thomson.

● Supply of this product does not convey a license nor imply any right to distribute content

created with this product in revenue-generating broadcast systems (terrestrial, satellite, cable

and/or other distribution channels), streaming applications (via Internet, intranets and/or other

networks), other content distribution systems (pay-audio or audio-on-demand applications and

the like) or on physical media (compact discs, digital versatile discs, semiconductor chips,

hard drives, memory cards and the like). An independent license for such use is required. For

detail please visit http://mp3licensing.com.

● Microsoft® and Windows Media® are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft

Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.

● RealNetworks, RealAudio and the Real logo is a trademark or a registered trademark of

RealNetworks, Inc. Real Format Client Code is included under license from RealNetworks, Inc.

•

Cobra®, Nothing Comes Close to a Cobra® and the snake design are registered trademarks of

Cobra Electronics Corporation, USA.

Cobra Electronics Corporation™ is a trademark of Cobra Electronics Corporation, USA.

Notice

Recording/Ripping any audio content made with this system is only for your personal use.

It should not be sold, distributed, and played for a public audience without copyright

holder’ permission.

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Gracenote® End User License Agreement

Version 20061005

This application or device contains software from Gracenote, Inc. of Emeryville, California (“Gracenote”). The software

from Gracenote (the “Gracenote Software”) enables this application to perform disc and/or file identification and obtain

music-related information, including name, artist, track, and title information (“Gracenote Data”) from online servers or

embedded databases (collectively, “Gracenote Servers”) and to perform other functions. You may use Gracenote Data

only by means of the intended End-User functions of this application or device.

You agree that you will use Gracenote Data, the Gracenote Software, and Gracenote Servers for your own personal

non-commercial use only. You agree not to assign, copy, transfer or transmit the Gracenote Software or any Gracenote

Data to any third party. YOU AGREE NOT TO USE OR EXPLOIT GRACENOTE DATA, THE GRACENOTE

SOFTWARE, OR GRACENOTE SERVERS, EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY PERMITTED HEREIN.

You agree that your non-exclusive license to use the Gracenote Data, the Gracenote Software, and Gracenote Servers

will terminate if you violate these restrictions. If your license terminates, you agree to cease any and all use of the

Gracenote Data, the Gracenote Software, and Gracenote Servers. Gracenote reserves all rights in Gracenote Data, the

Gracenote Software, and the Gracenote Servers, including all ownership rights. Under no circumstances will Gracenote

become liable for any payment to you for any information that you provide. You agree that Gracenote, Inc. may enforce

its rights under this Agreement against you directly in its own name.

The Gracenote service uses a unique identifier to track queries for statistical purposes. The purpose of a randomly

assigned numeric identifier is to allow the Gracenote service to count queries without knowing anything about who you

are. For more information, see the web page for the Gracenote Privacy Policy for the Gracenote service.

The Gracenote Software and each item of Gracenote Data are licensed to you “AS IS.” Gracenote makes no

representations or warranties, express or implied, regarding the accuracy of any Gracenote Data from in the Gracenote

Servers. Gracenote reserves the right to delete data from the Gracenote Servers or to change data categories for any

cause that Gracenote deems sufficient. No warranty is made that the Gracenote Software or Gracenote Servers are

error-free or that functioning of Gracenote Software or Gracenote Servers will be uninterrupted. Gracenote is not

obligated to provide you with new enhanced or additional data types or categories that Gracenote may provide in the

future and is free to discontinue its services at any time.

GRACENOTE DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO,

IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE, AND

NON-INFRINGEMENT. GRACENOTE DOES NOT WARRANT THE RESULTS THAT WILL BE OBTAINED BY YOUR

USE OF THE GRACENOTE SOFTWARE OR ANY GRACENOTE SERVER. IN NO CASE WILL GRACENOTE BE

LIABLE FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES OR FOR ANY LOST PROFITS OR LOST

REVENUES.

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Table of Contents

Safety Information ................................................................................................................................ 2

Copyright Statements ............................................................................................................................ 4

Gracenote® End User License Agreement ........................................................................................... 5

Table of Contents .................................................................................................................................. 6

1.1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................ 9

1.2 Audio Sources ............................................................................................................................ 9

1.3 Record ........................................................................................................................................ 9

1.4 Networking ............................................................................................................................... 10

1.5 Others ....................................................................................................................................... 10

Chapter 2 Installation .......................................................................................................................... 11

2.1 Installation ................................................................................................................................ 11

2.1.1 LAN Setting ...................................................................................................................... 11

2.1.2 Wireless LAN Setting ....................................................................................................... 11

2.2 Boot for The First Time ............................................................................................................ 12

2.3 Power On .................................................................................................................................. 19

2.4 Control Keys ............................................................................................................................ 20

Chapter 3 CD ...................................................................................................................................... 22

3.1 Inserting a CD into the CD Tray .............................................................................................. 22

3.2 Getting CD Information ........................................................................................................... 22

3.3 Playing an Audio CD................................................................................................................ 23

3.4 Playing an MP3/WMA CD ...................................................................................................... 24

3.5 CD Ripping .............................................................................................................................. 25

3.5.1 Converting All the Tracks within the Disc ........................................................................ 25

3.5.2 Converting Selected Tracks within the Disc ..................................................................... 26

3.6 Now Playing ............................................................................................................................. 27

3.7 Lyrics ........................................................................................................................................ 29

3.8 Balance ..................................................................................................................................... 30

Chapter 4 Internet Radio ..................................................................................................................... 31

4.1 Introduction .............................................................................................................................. 31

4.2 World Station ............................................................................................................................ 31

4.2.1 Listen to World Station ..................................................................................................... 31

4.3 SHOUTCast ............................................................................................................................. 33

4.3.1 Listen to SHOUTCast ....................................................................................................... 33

4.4 Add/Delete a Radio Station ...................................................................................................... 35

Chapter 5 PodCast .............................................................................................................................. 36

5.1 Introduction .............................................................................................................................. 36

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5.2 Listen to Podcast ...................................................................................................................... 36

5.3 Update / play Subscribed list items .......................................................................................... 38

5.4 Cancel Subscribed List ............................................................................................................. 40

5.5 PodCast Setting ........................................................................................................................ 41

5.6 Download under standby mode ................................................................................................ 42

Chapter 6 USB .................................................................................................................................... 43

6.1 Playing Songs on the USB Device ........................................................................................... 43

Chapter 7 SD/MMC ............................................................................................................................ 44

7.1 Playing Songs on the SD/MMC Card ...................................................................................... 44

Chapter 8 FM Radio ........................................................................................................................... 45

8.1 Listening to FM Radio ............................................................................................................. 45

8.2 Tuning the FM Frequency ........................................................................................................ 45

8.3 Prescanning All Active FM Radio Stations .............................................................................. 46

8.4 Presetting a Favorite Station..................................................................................................... 47

8.5 Listening to a Preset Station ..................................................................................................... 48

Chapter 9 Media Server ...................................................................................................................... 49

9.1 Supported Media Server ........................................................................................................... 49

9.2 Setting Upnp Environment ....................................................................................................... 49

9.2.1 UPnP Networked Environment Diagram .......................................................................... 49

9.3 Playing Songs on UPnP Media Server ..................................................................................... 50

Chapter 10 File Manager .................................................................................................................... 51

10.1 Copy/Move Files to an USB or SD/MMC Card .................................................................... 51

Chapter 11 AUX ................................................................................................................................. 53

11.1 AUX Mode ............................................................................................................................. 53

11.2 Recording in AUX Mode........................................................................................................ 53

Chapter 12 Setup................................................................................................................................. 55

12.1 Date & Time ........................................................................................................................... 55

12.1.1 Setting the Date............................................................................................................... 55

12.1.2 Setting the Time .............................................................................................................. 56

12.1.3 Setting the Time formation ............................................................................................. 57

12.2 Alarm ...................................................................................................................................... 57

11.2.1 Setting the Alarm ............................................................................................................ 57

12.2.2 Setting the Alarm Sound ................................................................................................. 58

12.2.3 Disarming the Alarm....................................................................................................... 59

12.3 Sleep ....................................................................................................................................... 60

12.3.1 SLEEP Mode .................................................................................................................. 60

12.4 Network .................................................................................................................................. 60

12.4.1 Understanding the Networking States on This system ................................................... 60

12.4.2 Setting the Wi-Fi Connectivity ....................................................................................... 62

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12.4.3 Setting the Wi-Fi Connectivity by Wi-Fi Wizard........................................................ 63

12.4.4 Inputting Static IP ....................................................................................................... 64

12.4.5 Inputting DNS ............................................................................................................. 66

12.4.6 Inputting Proxy ........................................................................................................... 66

12.6 Language ........................................................................................................................... 70

12.7 Information ......................................................................................................................... 70

12.8 Reset All Settings ............................................................................................................... 71

12.9 Firmware Upgrade.............................................................................................................. 71

12.9.1 Upgrade firmware by using USB / SD/MMC.............................................................. 71

12.9.2 On-line upgrade ........................................................................................................... 72

Chapter 13 Trouble Shooting ......................................................................................................... 74

13.1 FAQ ................................................................................................................................... 74

13.1.1 Recording................................................................................................................... 74

13.1.2 Internet Radio ............................................................................................................. 74

Chapter 14 Specifications .............................................................................................................. 75

Licensing information and requirements ....................................................................................... 76

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Chapter 1 Overview

1.1 Introduction

This system is a Micro System integrated digital audio playback that functions with network

connectivity. The system can play Audio CD, Data CD (MP3/WMA files), USB device,

SD/MMC card, FM radio and over 20,000 internet radio stations.

1.2 Audio Sources

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Audio CD

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Supports MP3/Windows Media® audio files (known as WMA) (include

ID3v1,ID3v2)

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Supports static lyrics and synced lyrics (.txt /.lrc /.smi)

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Supports USB Flash drive, USB HD drive

●

SHOUTCast Internet Radio (http://www.shoutcast.com)

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Local FM On-Line Radio

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FM (87.5~108MHz)

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Support AUX

1.3 Record

●

Converts Audio CD tracks to128kbps MP3 file and saves to an USB device,

SD/MMC card

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Displays CD information for the current playing CD by connecting to Gracenote

Music Recognition Service

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During recording Internet Radio and FM are not copied

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Record AUX in128kbps MP3 file and save to an USB device, SD/MMC card.

●

Add a space support storage backup management program.

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1.4 Networking

● Supports Ethernet 10/100 Mbps

● Supports Wireless LAN IEEE 802.11 b/g Dongle

● Supports Infrastructure /Ad-Hoc

● Supports WEP 64/128 and WPA-PSK encryption

● Supports Proxy Setting

● This system provides a wireless setting wizard to make wireless network setup easier.

1.5 Others

● Supports two alarm clock settings

● Supports time sync technology (* network available)

● Supports firmware upgrade

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Chapter 2 Installation

2.1 Installation

NOTE The proper voltage for this system is AC 100V~240V/50-60Hz. Please check

the voltage in your area before plugging in the unit.

2.1.1 LAN Setting

Make sure the internet environment is ready and the network setting is available

(ADSL or Cable Modems is highly recommended).

The default setting of the network in your system is DHCP. (For more network settings

please check 11.4 the ‘Network’ section on page 60)

If you want to listen to audio contents from your PC, you can use Cross-over to

connect your system to your PC directly.

2.1.2 Wireless LAN Setting

Make sure the internet environment is ready and the network setting is available.

Plug-in the Wifi Dongle into the USB port on the back of your system (For more settings

please see ‘Network’ section on page 60)

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You can receive the audio contents from your PC in a wireless environment by using

Ad-hoc.

2.2 Boot for The First Time

When you turn on this system for the first time, the system will automatically check the

environment and search for any available internet protocol.

When power-on，COBRA Logo shows up

→

Checking available network devices

If there is no network device connected to your system, you should plug-in LAN or WiFi

dongle (into the USB port on the back of your system) and follow the instructions of the

network wizard.

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After the system links to the network, it will process time sync, and then go to standby

mode. Usually it will take 6-30 seconds to finish the whole process.

Netw o r k Con n e c tin g …

Network Connecting

→

Time Sync processing

2007 - M ay-03 Thu. .

O ff

of f

Stand-By Mode

The default network setting for the system is LAN (or after you have chosen “Reset all

setting”). You can choose WLAN for your System’s network device by inserting the WiFi

dongle into the USB slot on the back of your system.

If you still have problems with network setting, please follow the network wizard instructions

on the next page.

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Choose LAN to connect internet Choose WLAN to connect internet Exit network wizard mode

CAN NOT GET DHCP

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NETWORK SETTING – WLAN (with Wifi dongle)

Choose LAN to connect internet Choose WLAN to connect internet Exit network wizard mode

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˙CAN NOT FIND ACCESS POINT

Select GO to run Wizard mode OR Select EXIT to quit

(1) CAN NOT FIND ANY ACCESS POINT

Select RESCAN to search AP again OR Select EXIT to quit

(2) CAN NOT FIND THE AP YOU WANT, PRESS ESC TO ENTER PRESCAN MODE

Select RESCAN to search AP again or select EXIT to quit

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SELECT AN EXISTING AP THAT DOES NOT NEED AN ENCRYPTION

Select Yes to make a connection or select No to select other Access Points

SELECT AN EXISTING AP THAT NEEDS AN ENCRYPTION

After inputting the encryption, Select Yes to make a connection or select No to select other Access Points

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˙FAIL TO CONNECT TO ACCESS POIN

1. Select Retry to connect again

2. or Select Wizard to search available Access Point

3. or Select EXIT to quit

˙CAN NOT GET DHCP

1. Select Retry to connect again

2. or Select Wizard to search available Access Point

3. or Select EXIT to quit

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2.3 Power On

After the system goes to Standby Mode, you may press Standby to activate the

system.

2007-May-03 Thu.

Off off

Press Standby in Stand-By Mode

Screen will show CD / Internet Radio /

Podcast

UPNP

→

Loading …

Audio sources checking

USB

→

Press > button, USB icon / SD/MMC /FM be

displayed

Settings

Following is Media Server / File Manager /

AUX

Press > button, Setup be displayed

You can adjust the brightness of backlight appeared on your panel by pressing B.L. on

your remote control.

To adjust the brightness, press B.L./ DIM

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2.4 Control Keys

Play Pause

Toggle Play/pause

Skip/Fast Forward/Rewind

Press to jump to next previous track

Hold to fast forward or rewind

LCD Screen

Backlight LCD screen

Navigation

Navigate the stations and menu options

Stop/Esc

Stop playback or back to previous menu

Select stations and menu options

Standby

Switches between ON and Standby

OPEN/CLOSE

Open/Close the CD tray

Infrared receiver

Receives signal from remote control

Mute

Mute the speakers

Volume

Tune for volume increase/decrease

Memory

Save/Load preset stations

Record

Record CD/Internet Radio/FM to MP3

Sleep

Toggle the sleep timer in 5, 10, 15, 20, 30 minute

Press to go to Source selection screen

USB connector

Insert external USB memory stick (Not included)

CD Tray

For audio and MP3 CDs

SD Card slot

Insert external SD Card (Not included)

Alarm 1, 2

Set Alarm

Headphone

3.5mm headphone socket

Setup

Press to go to the menu option

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Open/Close the CD Tray-Open/Close

Standby-Switches between ON and Standby

Input characters-Numbers

Menu-Press to go to Source Menu

Quick access to CD-CD

SD/MMC-Quick access to SD/MMC playback

Quick access to Internet Radio-Internet Radio

USB-Quick access to USB playback

Quick access to FM-FM

AUX-Quick access to Aux-in

UPNP-Set up a windows PC to allow your radio to

access files via a UPnP

Copy/Delete files on SD/MMC/USB memory-File

Manager

Save/Load presets-Memory

ESC/Stop-Stop playback or back to previous menu

Record Internet Radio/FM/CD to USB/SD/MMC-Record

Play-Toggle Play/Pause

Navigate the stations and menu options-Navigation

SELECT/OK-Select stations and menu options

Enable/Disable extra bass boost-X-Bass

Pre-Scan button-Pre- scan FM stations

EQ modes toggle-Normal/Classic/Jazz/Pop/Rock-EQ

Stereo/Mono-Toggle Stereo/Mono mode in FM

Display FM RDS/MP3 and WMA lyrics-Info

Mute-Mute the speakers or Snooze

Press to go to the menu option-Setup

Timer-Set the alarm1 timer

Toggle backlight On/Off-Backlight

Volume Up-Increase the sound level

Display the time-Clock

Sleep-Toggle the sleep timer in 5, 10, 15, 20, 30

minutes

Play A to B loop-A-B

Volume Down-Decrease the sound level

Toggle shuffle mode On or Off-Random

Repeat-Toggle between repeat single track/all

tracks/shuffle

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Chapter 3 CD

3.1 Inserting a CD into the CD Tray

NOTE：

2. Some CDs may be incompatible.

1. Press OPEN/CLOSE button to open the CD tray or top cover.

2. Insert an Audio CD or MP3/WMA CD into the CD tray.

3．Press OPEN/CLOSE button again to close the CD tray or top cover.

4． icon will show on the topside of the screen when CD is detected.

1. In order to play CD, please insert the Audio CD or MP3/WMA format CD.

Insert a CD

Loading …

Loading the disc…

icon will be displayed.

3.2 Getting CD Information

NOTE：To get information from the Gracenote Music Recognition Service, please make

sure the internet connection is workable and Audio CD is playable.

1. After a CD Loading, select icon from the main menu and then press SELECT button to enter CD function.

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Loading …

Press SELECT

2. The icon will show on the screen when querying CD information.

→

Accessing the Gracenote media database

3． Track names will be listed on the screen instead of track numbers after getting the

CD track information.

¤ All

¯ Can’t Stop Loving You

¤ All

¯ Track 01

¯ Track 02

will show on the screen

¤ All

¯ Unknow Track 01

Processing

¯ Do You Remember

Get CD track information

3.3 Playing an Audio CD

There are two ways to play an Audio CD.

A. Playing all the tracks within the disc

1. Highlight [All] (or scroll down to the first track name).

2. Press PLAY or SELECT/OK button to play all songs.

¤ All

¯ Can’t stop loving you

¯ Do You Remember

Select [All], then press PLAY

or SELECT to play

¯ Unknow Track 02

Shown “Unknow” if information is not available

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B. Playing selected tracks within the disc

1. Scroll up/down to a track name, then press MEMORY button to make a check

mark .

2. Repeat Step 1 to select other songs.

3. Press PLAY or SELECT/OK button to play the marked songs.

¤ All

¯ Can’t stop loving you

¯ Do You Remember

Press MEMORY to make a check mark ,

then press PLAY to play.

NOTE：Not all audio CDs have CD track information.

001/012

Can’t stop loving you

Phil Collins

*** Love Songs: A Compilation

02：30 04： 30

Music playing

3.4 Playing an MP3/WMA CD

NOTE： 1. Support MP3/WMA audio files.

2. Support static lyrics and synced lyrics (.txt /.lrc /.smi)

3. This system does not support MPEG 1 Layer 2 format.

There are two ways to play an Audio CD.

A. Playing all the tracks within the disc

1. Highlight [All] (or scroll down to the first track name).

2. Press PLAY or SELECT/OK button to play all songs.

¤ All

0 Phil Collins

¯ Do You Remember

Select [All], then press PLAY or

SELECT to play.

B. Playing selected tracks within the disc

1. Scroll up/down to a track name, then press MEMORY button to make a check

mark .

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2. Repeat Step 1 to select other songs.

3. Press PLAY or SELECT/OK button to play the marked songs.

¤ All

0 Phil Collins

¯ Do You Remember

Press MEMORY , then press PLAY to play.

C. Playing one song within a folder or disc

1. Scroll up/down to a file name, then press MEMORY button to make a check mark

2. Press PLAY or SELECT/OK button to play the song.

001/012

Can’t stop loving you

Phil Collins

*** Love Songs: A Compilation

02：30 04： 30

Music playing

3.5 CD Ripping

˙After selecting the songs you want on your CD, press REC to rip

˙Auto-categorization function will be activated when ripping a song to USB or

SD/MMC.

˙CD will not be recorded if the Audio CD is under protection

˙The speed of CD Ripping is 1:1

3.5.1 Converting All the Tracks within the Disc

1. Insert an Audio CD into the CD tray.

2. Select icon from the main menu, then press SELECT/OK button to enter CD function.

3. Highlight [All] and, then press REC button to record.

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001/012

¤ All

¯ Can’t Stop Loving You

¯ Do You Remember

Select [All], then press REC to rip

4. If both USB Device and SD/MMC Card are detected, scroll up/down to select a

storage device where you want to store recording files, then press SELECT/OK

to start recording.

5. = icon will show on the topside of the screen when converting.

6. If for any reason it has failed to convert, the system will stop recording.

= icon will show on the screen when ripping

3.5.2 Converting Selected Tracks within the Disc

1. Insert an Audio CD into the CD tray.

2. Select icon from the main menu, then press SELECT/OK button to enter CD function.

3. Scroll up/down to a track name, then press MEMORY button to make a check

Can’t Stop Loving You

Phil Collins

*** Love Songs: A Compilation

02：30 04：30

mark .

4. Repeat Step 3 to select other songs and then press REC button to record.

¤ All

¯ Can’t Stop Loving You

¯ Do You Remember

Press MEMORY, then Press REC to rip

5. If both USB Device and SD/MMC Card are detected, scroll up/down to select a

storage device where you want to store recording files, then press SELECT/OK

to start recording.

¤ All

¯ Can’t Stop Loving You

→

001/001

Can’t Stop Loving You

Phil Collins

*** Love Songs: A Compilation

02：30 04：30

= icon will show on the screen when ripping.

¤ All Save as

¯ Can’t Stop Loving

USB

¯ Do You Remember

Press MEMORY, then Press REC to rip

6. = icon will show on the topside of the screen when converting.

¯ Do You Remember

Select USB or SD/MMC if necessary.

SD/MMC

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7. If the memory space of a storage device is less than 10MB, or if for any reason it

has failed to convert, your system will stop recording.

¤ All

¯ Can’t Stop Loving You

¯ Do You Remember

Press MEMORY, then press REC to rip.

¤ All

¯ Can’t Stop Loving You

¯ Do You Remember

Press REC to rip the whole CD

3.6 Now Playing

→

¤ All

¯ Can’t Stop Loving You

¯ Do You Remember

If no storage media, the action will stop.

001/012

¤ Message

¯ Free Space:24.33 MB

¯ Starting Record

Checking the memory space of the

storage device

● Use the remote control to control Bass, Equalizer, Play Mode and A-B Loop (Note:

some functions can only be enabled by using the remote control.)

001/012

Can’t Stop Loving You

Phil Collins

*** Love Songs: A Compilation

02：30 04：30

Press NUMBER buttons on the remote

control.

001/012

Can’t Stop Loving You

Phil Collins

*** Love Songs: A Compilation

02：30 04：30

→

009/012

Do You remember

*** Love Songs: A Compilation

02：30 04：30

Jump to the track automatically.

001/012

Phil Collins

1 1

Press -/-- button on the remote control.

Input a track number to jump to the

track quickly.

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● EQ: Set the equalizer for Normalà Classicà Jazzà Popà Rock and Bass

+Normalà Bass+Classic à Bass+Jazz à Bass+Pop à Bass+Rock.

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Can’t Stop Loving You

Phil Collins

*** Love Songs: A Compilation

02：30 04：30

Press EQ to change equalizer.

● Play Mode: Set the play mode for Normalà Shuffleà Repeat Oneà Repeat All.

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Can’t Stop Loving You

Phil Collins

*** Love Songs: A Compilation

02：30 04：30

Press REPEAT to change play mode.

→

001/012

Can’t Stop Loving You

*** Love Songs: A Compilation

02：30 04：30

The EQ icon will show on the screen

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02：30 04：30

The Repeat icon will show on the screen.

Phil Collins

● A-B Loop (To set A-B loop time for music playing is at least 5 seconds) :

1. Press SELECT/OK to set starting point A when playing.

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Press SELECT /OK to set A when playing.

icon will show on the topside of the screen.

2. Press SELECT/OK again to set the period A to B when playing.

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Press SELECT /OK again to repeat A-B loop.

icon will show on the topside of the screen.

3. Press SELECT/OK again to stop repeating in A-B loop.

icon will disappear.

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● If no remote control, press SETUP button instead of these quick keys when playing.

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Press SETUP when playing.

Play Mode >

Equalizer Normal

Balance >

3.7 Lyrics

˙Support static lyrics and synced lyrics (.txt /.lrc /.smi).

MP3 – ID3V2 Embedded Lyric、 .Lrc、 .Txt

WMA – Embedded Lyric、 . Smi、 .Txt

˙Edit lyrics for your MP3/WMA files if necessary.

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02：30 04：30

→

02：30 04：30

Setting

Select a Setting item.

001/012

Tearing and breaking down

Tearing my heart

Tearing and breaking down

Press INFO when playing.

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Press INFO when playing.

→

The lyrics will show on the screen.

001/012

No Lyrics

02：30 04：30

No lyrics available

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3.8 Balance

˙Bass and Balance are adjustable.

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Press SETUP when playing

Balance

L R

Press Left/Right button to modify the outpu

→

Music Setting

Play Mode >

Equalizer Normal

Balance >

Enter Music Setting list and choose Balance

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Chapter 4 Internet Radio

4.1 Introduction

Internet radio is an audio broadcasting service transmitted via the Internet. By using internet

radio devices, listeners receive a continuous stream of audio from internet radio stations.

The system supports many audio stream sources such as Microsoft (mms://..)

SHOUTCast.

˙SHOUTCast (http://www.shoutcast.com)

Today most traditional FM radio stations in the world offer on-line radio services or

programs. The system can connect to those on-line radio services or programs. Moreover,

the system categorizes those stations by country, and sorts them under World Station file.

This makes it easy to search for or to find a particular radio station.

4.2 World Station

System requirements: We recommend broadband internet connection (xDSL/Cable

Modem). However, Internet Radio does not support PPPoE(ADSL) or ISP Proxy (cable

modem). We strongly recommend connecting with a broadband router to have better

quality of audio streaming.

˙ If there is no internet connection on your system, Wizard mode will be automatically

activated. Please follow the instructions shown on the screen to establish network

connection.

4.2.1 Listen to World Station

˙Go to[Main] menu, choose and press SELECT/OK button.

Internet Radio

Choose Internet Radio

˙Choose [World Station] and then press SELECT/OK button.

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I.Radio

Favorite

World Station

SHO U T C a s t

Choose World Station

World Station

Africa

Americas

Asia

Categorized by Area

→

Asia

South Korea

SriLanka

Turkmenistan

Categorized by Country

Wo r ld S tat i on

Afr ic a

Amer ica s

As ia

Press/button for fast search

→

Wo r ld S tat i on

Ca r i b bean

Eur o pe

M i d d le East

The name of Radio stations change alphabetically

USA

‘A’ NET STATION

.977 The Oldies Channel

007 Audio - #1 For The

Press INFO

→

1/999

‘A’ NET STATION

.977 The Oldies Channel

007 Audio - #1 For The

The amount of radio stations will show on the

screen

Categorized by alphanumeric order

BCC Ra d io 1

BCC RAD I O 1Xtra

Bcc Radi o 2

→

Categorized by Radio station

BBC Radi o 2

BCC Ra d io 2

BCC Ra d io 2 (WM A)

On D eman d

˙Scroll up/down to a station and then press SELECT/OK button to play.

˙You will hear music after buffering reaches to 100%.

World S tat i on

BCC News Rad io

<BCC N e ws> 24 Kb p s

Playing

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Note 1 Does not support REC function for those radio stations in World Station.

Note 2 For fast search for an internet radio, press button to jump from radio stations

starting with letter A to letter B, letter B to letter C, and so on. Press button to jump

backward.

Note 3 Press INFO to determine the total amount of internet radio stations in a specific

category which you are browsing.

4.3 SHOUTCast

System requirements: We recommend broadband internet connection (xDSL/Cable

Modem). However, Internet Radio does not support PPPoE(ADSL) or ISP Proxy (cable

modem). We strongly recommend connecting with a broadband router to have better

quality of audio streaming.

4.3.1 Listen to SHOUTCast

Go to[Main] menu, choose and press SELECT/OK button.

Internet Radio

Choose Internet Radio

Choose [SHOUTCast] and then press SELECT/OK button.

I.Radio

Favorite

World Station

SHOUTCast

Choose SHOUTCast

Scroll up/down to a station and then press SELECT/OK button to play.

SHOUTCast

0-9

Balada

Baladas

Balkan

Categorized by Genres

Press SELECT/OK

Note 3 : Press INFO to determine the total amount of internet radio stations in a specific

starting with letters A to letter B, letter B to letter C, and so on. Press button

to jump backward.

category which you are browsing.

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Balada

FM:WW W. primera 88.com

Fidelity 95.7 Fm-

De koNTaKTO a KoNT ak

press SELECT/OK button to play

˙You will hear music after buffering reaches to 100%.

i. Radio

Primera 88.1 FM:www. Primera 8

MP3.56 Kbps

Playing

Note 1： For fast search for an internet radio, press  button to jump from radio stations

starting with letter A to letter B, letter B to letter C, and so on. Press  button to

jump backward.

Note 2： Press INFO to determine the total amount of internet radio stations in a specific

category which you are browsing.

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4.4 Add/Delete a Radio Station

NOTE：The maximum radio stations that your system can memorize is 20.

• Scroll to the radio station you want to add into FAVORITE.

• Hold SELECT/OK button for 2 seconds and the scrolling bar will blink twice.

Wor ld Stati on

BCC N e w s Radi o

BCC Cl a s s i ca l

BCC P o p

Press SELECT / OK or MEMORY for 2 sec.

→

Wor ld Stati on

BCC N e w s Radi o

BCC Cl a s s i ca l

BCC P o p

Scrolling bar blinks twice

• The radio station you have chosen will be added into FAVORITE after blinking stops.

Fav o ri t e

BCC N e w s Radi o

Adding a station into FAVORITE

→

Fav o ri t e

BCC N e w s Radi o

Hold SELECT/OK for 2 seconds to delete a

station

Del e te Fav o r i t e

Del e te thi s stat i on ?

Confirm

→

Fav o ri t e

Choose Yes then press SELECT/OK to

delete

• The system will inform you if a station you try to add into FAVORITE exists already.

• It may consume more than 1 storage space if the information of a radio station is

extensive.

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Chapter 5 PodCast

5.1 Introduction

Do you want directly browse / listen to online PodCast classification?

PodCast let your dream comes true!

It also supports the PodCast files downloaded to USB devices to listen to

offline programs.

Time saving! It can update programs under standby mode.

5.2 Listen to Podcast

Go to [Main] menu, choose and press OK button.

PodCast

choose PodCast

PodCast

PodCast Station >

Subscribed List >

→

press OK to confirm

PodCast List

Art >

Audio Blogs >

→

Main

i.Radio >

PodCast >

USB >

choose PodCast

PodCast St…

PodCast List >

Penbex Collection >

press OK to confirm

News

ABC News Nightline >

ABC News Shuffle >

Books >

Press/button to your selecting one

CNN News Update >

Press/button to your selecting program

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News

ABC News Nightline >

ABC News Shuffle >

CNN News Update >

Want save it to USB? insert USB first, then press

Memory or REC.

ABC News

ABC News Nightline >

ABC News Shuffle >

CNN News Update >

Press/button to your selecting one, then

press OK to confirm

PodCast List

Nightline (Audio)

→

News

Subscribe Done !

‘Subscribe Done’ will shows up if it succeed.

ABC News

Nightline (Audio)

Press/button to your selecting one, then

press OK to confirm

ABC News

Nightline (Audio)

*** ABC News …***

MP3,48 Kbps

The display will be appeared

ABC News

Nightline (Audio)

Press/button to your selecting one, then

press REC.

Download

Nightline (Audio)

Downloading …

Waiting for Response

→

Nightline (Audio)

At this screen, you also can download appointed one

ABC News …

Download this audio file

Now ?

Press/button to ‘Yes’, then press OK to confirm

Download

Nightline (Audio)

Downloading …

1/1 -> 25.7 %

Then Downloading

It needs you a little patience

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Download

ABC News

Nightline (Audio)

→

Download Completed !

Finally, succeed!

Nightline (Audio)

Return to List Page

5.3 Update / play Subscribed list items

PodCast

PodCast Station >

Subscribed List >

choose Subscribed List

→

Subscribed

USB >

The current insert device will show up

USB

My Download >

News >

access USB，the download programs should be

appeared

News

…Please Wait…

press OK to confirm

Update

ABC News Nightline

Updateing …

→

News

ABC News Nightline >

Press/button to your selecting one

ABC News …

Update now ?

Press/button to ‘Yes’, then press OK to confirm

Update

…Please Wait…

1/5 -> 36.7%

During this period, if do not want to continue,

press ESC/STOP

Reforming record

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ABC News

Nightline (Audio)

→



1/3

Nightline (04.01.08)

ABCNews.com

02：30 18：53

a icon shows up at front of the haven’t played

program

ABC News

Nightline (Audio)

After play, the icon disappeared

My Download

 *** ABC_News_Nightline >

Same as subscribed, radio save it to proper path



1/2

Nightline (07.11.08)

editor

02：30 18：53

press OK to confirm

press OK to access that program

USB

My Download >

News >

→

Also, you can choose My Download to download manually

My Download

 080711_ntl.mp3

→

 080710_ntl.mp3

Continue browse down, the manual download items will

show up

My Download

 080711_ntl.mp3

 080710_ntl.mp3

Want to continue your favorite one?

Press Memory to do this order



1/1

Nightline (07.11.08)

editor

02：30 18：53

press OK to confirm, then only the saved in

memory program will play

→

ABC News

Nightline (Audio)

Subscribed program, also can play as memory order

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5.4 Cancel Subscribed List

PodCast

PodCast Station >

Subscribed List >

choose Subscribed List

USB

My Download >

News >

access USB，the download programs should be

appeared

News

Unsubscribe this RSS

And delete its files ?

→

Subscribed

USB >

The current insert device will show up

News

ABC News Nightline >

Press/button to your selecting one

News

Unsubscribe Success !

Press Memory, radio will ask you as above

USB

My Download >

Then return to previous screen display

Press/button to ‘Yes’, then press OK to confirm

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5.5 PodCast Setting：

Main

FileMgr >

AUX >

Setting >

choose Setting

PodCast

Update Mode Auto

Update Items All

Keep Items All

press OK repeatedly to convert options

for detail, please see left form

→

Setting

PodCast Setting >

iPod >

Network >

choose PodCast Setting

Item Option Update Mode (under Stand By mode)

Update Items

Keep Items

Auto：auto update

Manual：manual update

All：completed update Newly：only new update Last 3：only last 3 items update All：completed update Newly：only new update Last 3：only last 3 items update

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5.6 Download under standby mode:

PodCast

Update Mode Auto

Update Items Newly

Keep Items All

press OK repeatedly to convert to your selecting

option

2008-Jul-15 Thu..

Getting RSS …

Off off

Five minutes later， will show up on the top right

corner，and twinkling

2008-Jul-15 Thu..

→

Off off

Press Stand By to enter Stand By mode

2008-Jul-15 Thu..

1830 Magazine

→

1/9 -> 86.2 %

Off off

After found out the aim, then update, and show you the

rate of progress

2008-Jul-15 Thu..

Off off

During update, it would be returned to time screen

2008-Jul-15 Thu..

Off off

After update, it should be returned to time screen,

and check new items per hour

1830 Magazine

→

3/9 -> 86.2 %

Off off

When a new item is found, or press INFO then shows the

rate of progress

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Chapter 6 USB

NOTE: 1. Please make sure your USB device is, charged before connecting to the

unit. Otherwise, it may not be detected. Backup your data on this device

in order for it to work properly.

2. In all play modes, if the filename is not in English, the international

character for MP3/WMA tracks is replaced with “disorder character”.

3. Some USB devices may be incompatible.

6.1 Playing Songs on the USB Device

1. Insert USB Device with MP3/WMA audio files into your system.

2. icon will show on the topside of the screen when USB is detected.

3. Select icon from the main menu and then press SELECT/OK button to enter USB function.

4. Scroll up/down to a song, folder or [¤ All], then press PLAY button to play.

USB

¤ All

0 Phil Collins

¯ Do You Remember

Press PLAY button

5. Select marked songs or folders: Press MEMORY button to make a check mark ,

then press PLAY button to play the marked songs.

USB

¤ All

0 Phil Collins

¯ Do You Remember

Press MEMORY to make a check mark ,

then press PLAY to play

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Playing

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Chapter 7 SD/MMC

NOTE: 1. Some SD/MMC cards may be incompatible.

7.1 Playing Songs on the SD/MMC Card

1. Insert a SD/MMC card with MP3/WMA audio files into the SD/MMC slot.

2. icon will show on the topside of the screen when SD/MMC is detected.

3. Select icon from the main menu and then press SELECT/OK button to enter SD/MMC function.

4. Scroll up/down to a song, folder or, [¤ All] then press PLAY button to play.

SD/MMC

¤ All

0 Phil Collins

¯ Do You Remember

Press PLAY to play

5. Select marked songs or folders: Press MEMORY button to make a check mark ,

then press PLAY button to play the marked songs.

SD/MMC

¤ All

0 Phil Collins

¯ Do You Remember

Press MEMORY to make a check mark ,

then press PLAY to play.

→

001/012

Can/012 resseck mark

Phil Collins

*** Love Songs: A Compilation

02：30 04：30

Playing

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0.2MHz.

Chapter 8 FM Radio

8.1 Listening to FM Radio

1. Select icon and then press SELECT/OK button to enter FM function.

USB

Press/button to FM radio, and then press

SELECT/OK

2. Press PRE-SCAN button for pre-scanning all available stations.

→

90.10 MHz

FM Radio

90.10 MHz

Pre-scanning…

FM Radio

8.2 Tun ing the FM Frequency

Press  button to decrease 0.05 MHz (Europe). Note: For US version, one step is 0.1MHz.

90.10 MHz

90.05 MHz

Press to adjust frequency

decrease 0.05MHz per step (Europe) Note: For US version, one step is 0.1MHz.

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Press  button to add 0.05MHz (Europe).

0.2MHz.

Note: For US version, one step is 0.1MHz.

90.10 MHz

Press  to adjust frequency

90.15 MHz

Increase 0.05 MHz per step (Europe) Note: For US version, one step is 0.1MHz.

Auto Search mode will be activated when holding button for 3 seconds and

releasing button (from 87.5MHz to 108MHz increasingly.) Holding  button for 3

seconds and releasing  button will auto search frequency (from 108MHz to 87.5MHz

decreasingly.)

8.3 Prescanning All Active FM Radio Stations

1. Go to [FM], press and hold SELECT/OK until “Pre-Scan” shows on the screen.

90.10 MHz

Pre-Scan

Press and hold SELECT/OK until “Pre-Scan”

shows on the screen

Release SELECT/OK button to start scanning all

active radio stations from 87.5MHz.

Pre-Scanning …

87.50 MHz

2. Release SELECT/OK button and start scanning all active radio stations.

89.30 MHz

Pre-Scanning …

Finding an available radio station

Pre-Scanning …

Finding an available radio station

92.10 MHz

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5. Please see 8.4 Presetting a Favorite Station to add your favorite radio stations.

3. Press PLAY to listen to the radio stations that have been found by pre-scanning

108.00 MHz

Pre-Scanning Completed

Prescanning completed

Press PLAY to listen

90.10 MHz

4. You can also execute Pre-Scanning by pressing Prescan button on your remote

control.

5. Please see 7.4 Presetting a Favorite Station to add your favorite radio stations.

8.4 Presetting a Favorite Station

1. The system supports 10 preset channels. Press MEMORY button to preset the

listening station. CH1 icon will flash on the screen.

92.10 MHz

CH1

CH1 icon will flash on the screen.

Press 3or4to find a channel, and press

SELECT/OK button to store

92.10 MHz

CH2

2. Press 3or4 button to switch the channel number, then press SELECT/OK to

confirm it.

90.10 MHz

92.10 MHz

Preset

Press3or4to find a frequency you want to

store

Press SELECT/OK button and then “Preset” will

show up

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3. Pressing number [1] button for 3 seconds on your remote control will add a radio

station into preset station channel (pressing number [0] button for 3 seconds will

add a station into preset channel ).

8.5 Listening to a Preset Station

˙Press UP/DOWN to select a channel

87.50 MHz

Radio Playing

Press Up/Down to call

89.10 MHz

CH1

˙Under FM mode, pressing number key [1]-[0] on your remote control will play the

stations in your preset channel 1-10.

MHz

CH3

You haven’t preset a frequency for this channel yet

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Chapter 9 Media Server

9.1 Supported Media Server

˙WMP11(Windows Media Player 11) (Windows XP SP2 / Vista Premium 32 Bits)

˙Rhapsody URL：http://www.rhapsody.com/welcome.html

˙TwonkyMedia URL：http://www.twonkyvision.com/

˙MediaTumb (Linux Platform) URL：http://mediatomb.cc/

NOTE: To make TwonkyMedia works properly, ID3v2 must be edited.

9.2 Setting Upnp Environment

NOTE:

˙Before you use your PC as a media server, make sure your PC (or the media server

you try to connect) has WMP11 (Windows Media Player 11) installed. Each media

server has to have its WMP11 installed.

˙Usually, the default of your PC firewall is to block unnecessary connections. Make

sure Upnp function is enabled on your PC (media server.)

˙Disable Proxy function in your system.

9.2.1 UPnP Networked Environment Diagram

˙Please connect this system and UPnP Media Server on the same local LAN, and

make sure the network setting is correct.

˙The UPnP networked environment diagram is as follows.

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9.3 Playing Songs on UPnP Media Server

1. Select icon from the main menu and then press SELECT/OK button to enter Media Server function.

2. Enter [Browse] to select one or all available media servers.

Main

Browse >

Servers

Windows Media Connect ( Penbex

Press SELECT/OK to browse a media server

Intel AV Media Server (Lianban

MediaTomb

Select one server, then press SELECT/OK

3. Scroll up/down to [All songs], [Artists], [Albums], [Genres] or other items, then

press SELECT/OK button to enter.

4. Scroll up/down to a song or folder, then press PLAY button to play.

UPNP

0 All Image Items >

0 All Audio Items >

0 All Video Items >

Select a song or folder, then press PLAY to play.

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FileMgr

USB

SD/MMC

FileMgr

All

Recording

Readme.txt

FileMgr

All

Recording

Readme.txt

Copy

Move

Del

Press REC, then select a function.

FileMgr

USB

SD/MMC

Chapter 10 File Manager

NOTE:

When Copying files to a USB Device or SD/MMC Card, The file name could be moved.

Copying procedure follows one by one order.

MP3 is the only Copy available. CD format cannot be copied or moved.

10.1 Copy/Move Files to an USB Device or SD/MMC Card

1. Insert a CD-ROM, USB device or SD/MMC card.

2. Select Manager function.

3. Scroll up/down to [CD], [USB] or [SD/MMC], then press SELECT/OK button to

enter.

4. Scroll up/down to a file or folder, then press MEMORY button to make a check

mark

icon from the main menu, then press SELECT/OK button to enter File

Select [USB], then press SELECT/OK

Select a file or folder, then press MEMORY

5. Press REC button to select [Copy] or [Move], then press SELECT/OK button.

icon will show on the screen.

6. Select a target directory.

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FileMgr

CD >

USB

SD/MMC

Select a target directory.

7. Press REC button to select [Paste], then press SELECT/OK button to paste.

FileMgr

No files

Press REC again to paste.

Paste

Cancel

FileMgr

USB To SD：1/1

Copying 25%

FileMgr

USB To SD：1/1

Successful !

Copying files

It is successful to finish copying.

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Chapter 11 AUX

11.1 AUX Mode

1. Select icon from the main menu, press SELECT/OK button to enter.

AUX

Select [AUX] and press SELECT/OK

2. AUX will appear on the screen. Plug in audio source and start playing.

AUX

A U X

Enter AUX Mode

3. In AUX mode, Volume and Equalizer are adjustable.

AUX

A U X

In AUX mode, volume and P-EQ are

adjustable

11.2 Recording in AUX Mode

A U X

Adjusting EQ

The system can accept different audio sources (such as MP3 Player, Discman, or

Bluetooth audio receiver) and play those sources by connecting with a 3.5mm audio

input cable.

1. Select icon from the main menu, press SELECT/OK button to enter.

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AUX

A U X

Enter AUX mode

2. AUX will appear on the screen. Plug in audio source and start playing.

3. Press REC to start recording.

AUX

A U X

Preparing to Ripn

Press REC to start recording

4. Press STOP/ESC to quit

AUX

A U X

Saving to SD/MMC …

The recording quality depends on the

quality of your audio source.

Press ESC to stop recording

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Chapter 12 Setup

12.1 Date & Time

˙Support NTP (network time protocol), and auto-sync time via internet at 12:00 am/pm

everyday and every time when pressing POWER button to turn on or off.(Internet

connection required.)

˙Support manual date & time settings.

˙Support DST& Time Zone settings

The Time Sync function will auto-run when turn on/off and 12:00 am/pm everyday.

12.1.1 Setting the Date

˙Press SETUP button, then scroll up/down to [Date & Time] and press SELECT/OK

button.

Setting

Date & Time >

Alarm

Sleep >

Select [Date & Time], and press SELECT/OK

˙The default [TimeSync] is On.

Date & Time

TimeSync On

Date

Time

The default TimeSync is On

˙To change the year, month, and day, scroll up/down and press SELECT/OK button to

confirm.

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Date & Time

TimeSync Yes

Date

Time

Scroll to [Date] and press SELECT/OK

Date

23 Oct 2007

Scroll Up /Down to adjust the day, month

and year

˙When finished, press STOP/ESC or SELECT/OK button to save and exit.

Date & Time

TimeSync Yes

Date

Time

After finishing, the changes will be saved

12.1.2 Setting the Time

˙Press SETUP button, then scroll up/down to [Date & Time] and press SELECT/OK

button to enter [Time] submenu.

Setting

Date & Time >

Alarm

Sleep

Select [Date & Time], and press SELECT/OK

˙The default [TimeSync] is On.

Date & Time

TimeSync On

Date

Time

The default TimeSync is On

˙To change the hours and minutes, scroll up/down and press SELECT/OK button to

confirm.

Date & Time

Date

TimeSync Yes

Date

Time

Scroll to [Time] and press SELECT/OK

→

13 ： 41 ： 23

6 6

Scroll Up /Down to adjust the hours and

minutes

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˙When finished, press STOP/ESC or SELECT/OK button to exit and save.

Date & Time

TimeSync Yes

Date

Time >

After finishing, the changes will be saved

12.1.3 Setting the Time formation

˙Press SETUP button, then scroll up/down to [Date & Time] and press SELECT/OK

button to enter [Time Format] submenu.

˙Press SELECT/OK button to choose to 12-hour or 24-hour.

˙After finish setting, then press STOP/ESC button to exit and save.

Setting

Date & Time >

Alarm

Play Mode

Select [Date & Time], and press SELECT/OK

Normal

Date & Time

Date >

→

Time

Time Format

Choose [Time Format] to change

Date & Time

Date >

Time >

Time Format 12

Press SELECT/OK to confirm

12.2 Alarm

˙Support two alarm clock settings.

˙Support Daily alarm clock

˙Support different alarm clock sound(Beep/ i.Radio / USB / SD/MMC / FM).

11.2.1 Setting the Alarm

1. Press SETUP button, then scroll up/down to [Alarm] and press SELECT/OK button

to enter

2. Press [Use Alarm 1] submenu and press SELECT/OK button to activate the alarm.

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The default [Use Alarm 1] is On.

Alarm

Use Alarm 1 On

Set Alarm 1

Use Alarm 2

The default [Use Alarm 1] is On.

3. Scroll to [Set Alarm 1] to set the alarm clock.

Alarm

Use Alarm 1 YES

Set Alarm 1 >

Use Alarm 2 No

Scroll to [Set Alarm 1] to set the alarm clock

4. Press SELECT/OK button to confirm.

off

Alarm 1

2007-May-03 Thu..

5 5

14 : 54 : 00

6 6

Scroll Up / Down to adjust the hours and

minutes

PM 6:00 off

After finishing, the changes will be saved

2007-May-03 Thu..

PM 6:00 off

will show if DST (Day Saving Time) is

chosen

Note：The unit can activate/disarm alarms by pressing Alarm 1/Alarm 2 button when the

system in Standby mode.

12.2.2 Setting the Alarm Sound

1. Press SETUP and scroll up/down to [Alarm] and press SELECT/OK.

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2. Scroll down to [Alarm Source] and then press SELECT/OK button to enter.

3. Press UP/DOWN button to determine an alarm sound, and then press SELECT/OK

button to confirm.

Alarm Source

Beep

Internet Radio

press SELECT/OK button to confirm

4. In some circumstances the Internet Radio screen will flash to inform you when the

alarm time is up.

NOTE：

· ˙If the alarm sound is unset, “Beep” will be the default alarm sound.

· ˙The alarm goes off with the source in the standby mode when time is up.

· ˙ The default alarm source of i.Radio is the first radio station under the FAVORITE file.

12.2.3 Disarming the Alarm

˙When alarm time is up in the “Stand-By Alarm” Mode, the screen will be highlighted

and the alarm source will be played.

2007-May-03 Wed.

PM 3:20 off

STANDBY Mode

Alarm

→

PM 3:20 off

When alarm time is up, the screen will be

highlighted

˙Press Stand By , or STOP/ESC , or Alarm to disarm alarm.

Alarm

2007-May-03 Thu..

PM 3:20 off

When alarm time is up, the screen will be

highlighted

PM 3:20 off

Press STAND BY or STOP/ESC or Alarm

disarm the alarm

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12.3 Sleep

Sleep is able to be turned ON/OFF.

12.3.1 SLEEP Mode

Press SLEEP button to enter, then switch sleep timer to 5 min, 10 min, 15 min, 20 min,

30 min, 60 min, 90 min or 120 min by pressing SELECT/OK button.

Press SLEEP to enter.

icon will show on the top of the screen when the sleep timer is on.

Sleep

Sleep On

Sleep Minutes 10

press SELECT/OK button to setting sleep

minutes

icon will show on the screen.

12.4 Network

Supports LAN(Ethernet) and WLAN (802.11b/g wifi Dongle)

Supports Wi-Fi Encryption WEP64/128 and WPA-PSK

Supports Dynamic IP via DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) and static IP.

Default setting is Ethernet and DHCP.

Supports Upnp.

Auto-detect and auto-run or WLAN (wireless LAN) environment.

12.4.1 Understanding the Networking States on This System

The network connectivity status icon will show on the top of the screen.

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WLAN Status

Title

WLAN Status

Title

It has failed to detect the Ethernet cable.

It has successfully detected the Ethernet cable.

It has failed to get available DHCP information.

It has successfully detected the Ethernet cable.

It has successfully g otten available DHCP information

It has failed to detect the USB Wi -Fi adapter.

It has successfully detected the USB Wi-Fi adapter.

It has successfully gotten available DHCP information.

DHCP information.ter.en mode.

It has successfully detected the USB Wi-Fi adapter.

It has failed to get available DHCP information.

Title

WLAN Signal Status

Title

It has successfully detected the USB Wi-Fi adapter.

It has successfully gotten available DHCP information.

Signal strength received from AP is under 20%

Signal strength recei ved from AP is between

20% - 59%.

Signal strength received from AP is between

60% - 79%.

Signal strength received from AP is above 80%.

NOTE Signal strength above 70% is considered a good signal source.

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Network

Wizard >

IP Setting >

Network

Use Proxy No

Connect LAN

Wireless >

6. Scroll up/down to [Site Survey], [Connect Mode], [SSID] or [Encryption], then

Select [Connect] and switch [LAN] to [WLAN].

3. Select [Connect ] and switch [LAN] to [WLAN].

12.4.2 Setting the Wi-Fi Connectivity

1. Insert a Wi-Fi USB adapter into the USB connector. (The Wi-Fi USB adapter is

optional)

2. Press SETUP button, then scroll up/down to [Netw ork] and press SELECT/OK

button.

3. Select [Conn ect ] and switch [LAN] to [WLAN].

Network

Connect LAN

IP Setting >

Use Proxy No

Select [Connect] and switch [LAN] to [WLAN].

4. Press STOP/ESC button to quit Wizard.

5. Scroll up/down to [Wireless] and then press SELECT/OK button to enter.

Network

Wizard >

IP Setting >

Wireless >

[Wireless ] item will appear on the screen.

6. Scroll up/down to [Site Survey], [Conn ect Mode ], [SSID] or [Encryption ], then

press SELECT/OK button to enter.

7. Press UP/DOWN and SELECT/OK button to set each necessary item.

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Wireless

IP Setting >

Connect(any~) WLAN

Network

Wireless

Use Proxy No

Site Survey >

Encryption >

Wizard >

Connect LAN

SSID >

Encryption >

Site Survey >

Set each necessary Wi-Fi setting item.

icon will show on the top of the screen when the wireless setting is

Wireless

SSID >

Encryption >

Site Survey >

will show when the setting is successful.

12.4.3 Setting the Wi-Fi Connectivity by Wi-Fi Wizard

1. Insert a Wi-Fi USB adapter into the USB connecto on the back of your system. r

2. Press SETUP button, then scroll up/down to [Netw ork] and press SELECT/OK

button.

3. Select [Conn ect ] and switch [LAN] to [WLAN].

successful.

Network

Connect LAN

IP Setting >

Use Proxy No

Select [Connect] and switch [LAN] to [WLAN].

4. Select [Wizard ] and then press SELECT/OK button to enter.

Network

Connect(any~) WLAN

Wizard >

IP Setting >

Select [Wizard] and press SELECT/OK button

5. Scroll up/down to an Access Point and then press SELECT/OK button.

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Wizard

Connect(ap01) WLAN

IP Setting >

ap01 61%

Network

Connect LAN

Use Proxy No

Wireless >

IP Setting >

Network

Wizard

default 21%

D-LINK 85%

ap01 61%

D-LI NK 85%

default 21%

Enter [Wizard], then all available AP and its signal strength

will be shown on the screen.

6. If the Access Point is protected with an encryption key, press SELECT/OK button,

then press UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT button to input the key to access the Access

Point.

Wizard

Use UP/DOWN (or number key) to input an

encryption key to access the AP if necessary.

After keying in the encryption key, press

SELECT/OK and press STOP/ESC to

delete a character.

7. icon will show on the topside of the screen when the wireless setting is successful.

Wizard

Network

Connect(ap01) WLAN

IP Setting >

Proofing the encryption key…

12.4.4 Inputting Static IP

Wireless >

will show when the setting is successful.

1. Press SETUP button, then scroll up/down to [Netw ork] and press SELECT/OK

button.

2. Scroll up/down to [IP Setting] and then press SELECT/OK button to enter.

Network

Connect LAN

IP Setting >

Use Proxy No

Select [IP Setting], then press SELECT/OK

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3. Select [IP Source] and press SELECT/OK button to switch [Dynamic] to [Static].

IP Setting

IP Source Dynamic

Press SELECT/OK to switch [IP Source] to [Static]

4. Scroll up/down to [TCP/IP] and then press SELECT/OK button to start editing.

IP Setting

IP Source Static

TCP/IP >

DNS >

Select [TCP/IP], then press SELECT/OK

5. Press UP/DOWN button to change characters, then press LEFT/RIGHT button to

shift.

TCP/IP

IP 192.169.001.100

Mask 255.255.255.000

GW 192.169.001.254

Press UP/DOWN (or number key) then LEFT/RIGHT to input IP.

6. After finishing, press REC button to confirm.

NOTE：When IP setting value (including IP, Subnet Mask, or Gateway) is illegal, IP setting

will change to default value.

TCP/IP

The IP Setting Value is

illegal ! Setting is

Changed to Default !

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12.4.5 Inputting DNS

1. Press SETUP button, then scroll up/down to [Network] and press SELECT/OK

button.

2. Select [DNS] and then press SELECT/OK button.

IP Setting

IP Source Static

TCP/IP >

DNS >

Select [DNS] and press SELECT/OK button

3. Press UP/DOWN button to change characters, then press LEFT/RIGHT button to

shift.

DNS

DNS1 168.095.001.001

DNS2 000.000.000.000

Press UP/DOWN (or number key) then LEFT/RIGHT to input IP

4. After finishing, press SELECT/OK button to confirm.

12.4.6 Inputting Proxy

1. Press SETUP button, then scroll up/down to [Network] and press SELECT/OK

button.

2. Scroll up/down to [Use Proxy] and then press SELECT/OK button to switch to

[Yes].

3. Scroll up/down to [Proxy Server] and then press SELECT/OK button to input

domain name or IP address.

Proxy Server

Ready to Editing

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4. Press SELECT/OK button, then press UP/DOWN button to change characters,

press LEFT/RIGHT button to shift.

Proxy Server

>proxy.hinet.net

Press UP/DOWN (or number key) then LEFT/RIGHT to input characters.

5. After finishing, press SELECT/OK button to confirm.

Proxy Server

>proxy.hinet.net

Press SELECT/OK to confirm

6. Scroll up/down to [Proxy Port] and then press SELECT/OK button to input port

number.

7. Repeat the step 4~5.

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Table: Input Method

Key Description

OK / Select End editing

STOP/ESC Delete a character

Up Change character 0-9, a-z ,A-Z, symbol

DOWN Change character 0-9, a-z ,A-Z, symbol

LEFT Shift to left

RIGHT Shift to right

Select [Proxy Port] to input a proxy server port

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OK / SELECT

Table：Input Method

Key Description

End editing

STOP/ESC

DOWN

LEFT

RIGHT

Delete a character

Change character 0-9

Shift to left

Shift to right

Proxy Server

Ready to Editing

Proxy Server

>proxy.hinet.net

Press SELECT/OK to confirm

Proxy Server

>proxy.hinet.net

→

Press UP/DOWN (or number key) then

LEFT/RIGHT to input characters.

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12.6 Language

˙Support 11 languages – English、German、Spanish、Portuguese、French、Italian、

Swedish、Finland、Dutch、Danish and Norwegian. The default language of this system

is English.

Setting

Language >

Information >

Reset all Settings >

Select SETUP and then choose Language

Dutch

English

German

Select language and press SELECT/OK button

12.7 Information

● Display the firmware version and network information.

Example：

Version

Language

OS：xxxxxxxx

F/W：xxxxxxxx . xxxx

uP：XxXX

Network

IP Source：DHCP

MAC：xxxxxxxxxxxx

IP：xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

Mask：xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

GW：xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

DNS: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

Network Type

SSID：xxx

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12.8 Reset All Settings

● Reset all settings to factory default.

Warning :

All settings will be reset to factory default.

12.9 Firmware Upgrade

˙Support upgrade by using USB or SD/MMC

˙Support online upgrade

12.9.1 Upgrade firmware by using USB / SD/MMC

1. Get an accurate firmware version (please check your model number) from

manufacturer. The firmware version file appears as .UPG file.

2. Copy the file [image.upg] to the root directory on a USB device or SD/MMC card.

3. Insert the USB device or SD/MMC card into the USB connector or SD/MMC slot.

4. Press SETUP button, then scroll up/down to [Firmware Upgrade] and press

SELECT/OK button.

Setting

Information >

Reset all Settings >

Firmware Upgrade >

Select [Firmware Upgrade], then press SELECT/OK

5. Scroll up/down to [Yes] and then press SELECT/OK button to upgrade.

Upgrade

Yes >

Select [Yes] and press SELECT/OK to confirm

6. This system will restart automatically after finishing upgrade.

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il re t rt automatic

Upgrade

Processing

Proofing

Proofing the upgrade image file…

Upgrading the firmware…

The upgrade is completed.

7. The system must not be switched off or have any function key pressed during the

upgrade procedure.

NOTE: Resetting all settings after SMBB is upgraded is strongly recommended.

12.9.2 On-line upgrade

1. Make sure the internet environment is ready.

2. Press SETUP button, then scroll up/down to [Firmware Upgrade] and press

SELECT/OK button.

Setting

Information >

Reset all Settings >

Firmware Upgrade

Select [Firmware Upgrade], then press

SELECT/OK

Upgrade

Load

Upgrade

Yes >

Select [Yes] and press SELECT/OK to confirm

Upgrade

Yes

Scroll Up/Down, select [Online], and press

SELECT/OK

SD/MMC

Online

Checking Firmware

Searching for updated firmware version

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Upgrade

Downloading ...

Upgrade

33 % Completed

>Press Cancel to Exit<

Upgrade

Visible: 01.00.00.00

Upgrade To: 02.00.00.00

Processing

SMBB_20070425_IMAGE_VER_1

SMBB_20070423_IMAGE_VER_1

The upgrade is completed.

Upgrade

SM BB _20070423_IM A G E_V ER _1

SM BB _20070425_IM A G E_V ER _1

Available version will show on the screen

Upgrade

Downloading ...

33 % Completed

>Press Cancel to Exit<

Downloading press ESC/STOP to cancel

download

Visible: 01.00.00.00

Upgrade To: 02.00.00.00

Select [Yes] to confirm

Process ing

Upgrading the firmware…

The upgrade is complete.

3. This system will restart automatically after finishing upgrade.

4. The system must not be switched off or have any function key pressed during the

upgrade procedure.

NOTE: Resetting all settings after your system is upgraded is strongly recommended.

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Chapter 13 Trouble Shooting

13.1 FAQ

13.1.1 Recording

Q1 Why can’t I get CD information from the Gracenote Music Recognition

Service?

Make sure the internet environment is ready.

Make sure the network setting is available.

Try to eject the disc and insert the disc again.

The disc has no CD information in Gracenote Media Database.

Data CD is not supported in this function.

Why can’t I record to the USB device?

Make sure the USB device is ready.

Make sure the USB device has enough free space.

Make sure the USB device is not in write-protect mode.

Why can’t I record to the SD/MMC card?

Make sure the SD/MMC card is ready.

Make sure the SD/MMC card has enough free space.

Make sure the SD/MMC card is not in write-protect mode.

13.1.2 Internet Radio

Why Does the Connection Fail?

Make sure the internet environment is ready.

Make sure the network setting is available.

Check if the radio station still exists.

Check if the Proxy setting is correct.

Internet Radio freezes at Login ?

Make sure the internet environment is ready.

Make sure the network setting is available.

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Q3： Internet Radio freezes Getting Station …?

A3： ● Make sure the internet environment is ready.

● Make sure the network setting is available.

Q4：

There is a list of available radio stations but I cannot listen?

A4： ● Make sure the network setting is available.

● Make sure Firewall is disabled.

● Check for the Proxy setting is correct.

Q5 : What is No More Data?

A5： ● Make sure the network setting is available.

● Check for possible bandwidth limitation issue.

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Technology

IP Provider

Required Copy

mp3 format

Thomson Licensing

"MPEG Layer-3 audio coding technology licensed from

Fraunhofer IIS and Thomson"

Real Audio

RealNetworks

”This product contains software. You have the non-exclusive ,

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You are strictly forbidden from modifying, translating, reverse

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Except where this is not possible in the territory where you

purchased this product, we do not give any warranties in

relation to the operation or performance of the software and

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to you for indirect, special, incidental and consequential losses

such as loss of profits arising out of your use of the software in

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These terms apply to any updates to the software you may

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Portions of this software are included under license from

Windows Media

Audio

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outside of this product is prohibited without a license from

Microsoft."

Windows Media

DRM 10

Microsoft

"Content owners use Windows Media digital rights

management technology (WMDRM) to protect their

intellectual property, including copyrights. This device uses

WMDRM software to access WMDRM-protected content. If

the WMDRM software fails to protect the content, content

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