Grundig RRCD 3760 WEB User Manual

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INTERNET RADIO RECORDER CD

RRCD 3760 WEB

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CONTENTS

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4 SET-UP AND SAFETY

5 OVERVIEW

5 The controls 9 The remote control

12 CONNECTION AND PREPARATION

12 Power supply 13 Connecting an MP3 player or a USB memory stick 13 Inserting a memory card 14 Connecting earphones or headphones 14 Putting batteries in the remote control 15 LAN connection to the Internet 16 WLAN connection to the Internet

17 SETTINGS

17 Automatic station search for FM radio stations 17 Setting the time 18 Additional settings for FM radio stations 19 Restoring the settings (Reset) 20 Registering the device with the WLAN router

23 GENERAL FUNCTIONS

23 Switching on and oﬀ 23 Selecting the input source 23 Adjusting the volume 23 Muting 23 Selecting sound settings 24 Setting the custom equalizer 24 Switching the Ultra Bass System on and oﬀ 24 Setting the display

25 INTERNET OPERATION

25 Selecting the Internet radio input source 25 Navigating and searching in the Internet menu 26 Selecting Internet radio stations according to criteria 28 Saving Internet radio stations to presets 29 Selecting Internet radio stations for the favourites list 29 Selecting manually added Internet radio stations

30 MUSIC ARCHIVE

30 Audio streaming 30 Selecting the input source music archive (Client) 31 Navigating the music archive menu 31 Playback functions

32 FM MODE

32 Selecting the FM input source 32 Selecting presets – in steps 32 Selecting presets – directly 32 Stereo/mono reception 33 RDS information

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34 CD MODE

34 Selecting the CD input source 35 Inserting a CD 35 Playing back a CD 35 Pausing and resuming playback 35 Repeating the current track 36 Selecting another track 36 Searching for a passage within a track 36 Selecting albums and tracks (only MP3/WMA) 36 Selecting information (only MP3/WMA) 37 Repeating a track (Repeat One) 37 Repeating all the tracks on an album (only MP3/WMA) 37 Repeating all the tracks on a CD (Repeat All) 37 Playing back tracks in random order 38 Playing the start of each track (intro) 38 Creating a playlist

40 USB AND SD/MMC MODE

43 TAPE MODE

43 Selecting the TAPE input source 43 Tape playback 43 Fast forward and reverse search 43 Recording onto tape 44 Recording from FM radio 44 Recording from the CD, USB or SD input sources 45 Synchro recording

46 TIMER MODE

49 SPECIAL SETTINGS

49 Registering on the GRUNDIG homepage 49 Creating favourite lists 52 Searching for radio stations that are not provided by V-Tuner 53 Changing the device name 54 Selecting information 55 Registering the device with the WLAN router with individual settings in

the network

58 INFORMATION

58 Technical data 59 General instructions on laser devices 59 Troubleshooting 61 Cleaning the CD unit 61 Cleaning the tape drive 61 Environmental note 62 CE declaration of conformity 62 Licence conditions 63 Glossary

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Please note the following instructions when setting up the system:

This device is designed for the playback of audio signals. Any other use is expressly prohibited.

If you want to set up the device on wall shelves or in cupboards, please ensure that the device is adequately ventilated. There must be at least 10 cm space at the side, above and at the back of the device.

Do not cover the device with newspapers, table cloths, curtains, etc.

When setting up the device, remember that furniture is often coated with various types of varnish and plastic, which often contain chemical additives. These additives may cause corrosion to the feet of the unit. This may leave stains on the surface of the furniture which can be diﬃcult or impossible to remove.

If the device is exposed to sudden changes in temperature, for example when taken from the cold into a warm room, wait at least two hours before using the device.

The device is designed for use in dry rooms. Protect the device and the CDs from rain, moisture (dripping or splashing water), sand and heat (heaters or direct sunlight, etc).

Only use the device in a moderate climate.

Do not place any vessels containing liquids (for example, vases) on the device. Do not insert any foreign objects in the CD compartment.

Do not place any naked ﬂames such as candles on the device.

Never open the device under any circumstances. Warranty claims are excluded for damage resulting from improper handling.

Do not use any cleaning agents as they may damage the housing. Clean the device with a clean dry cloth.

Thunderstorms are a danger to all electrical devices. Even if the device is switched oﬀ, it can be damaged by a lightning strike to the mains or the antenna cable. Always remove the power plug during a thunder storm.

If malfunctions occur due to static electricity charges or brief mains voltage surges, reset the device. To do this, pull out the power supply unit and connect it again after a few seconds.

Note:

Do not connect any other equipment while the device is switched on. Switch oﬀ the other devices as well before connecting them. Make sure the power plug is freely accessible.

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Controls

ON/OFF Switches the device in and out of standby mode and

from standby mode to the last input source selected.

Infrared sensor for remote control signals (left, next to the display).

POWER

•

Mode indicator. Lights up red during operation.

–

Adjust the volume.

M Opens the main menu of the device, for example, to

select the CD, SD, FM, Internet radio, Client, USB and tape input sources.

A In the menus: moves the cursor upwards.

In FM mode: selects the next preset.

S In the menus: moves the cursor down.

In FM mode: selects the previous preset.

9 In the menus: opens the options.

In client mode: selects the next track. In CD mode: press brieﬂy to select the next track, press and hold down to start the forward search. In FM mode: press and hold down to start the forwards frequency search. Press brieﬂy to change the frequency in small steps.

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8 In the menus: switches one menu level back.

In client mode: selects the previous track. In CD mode: press brieﬂy to select the previous track, press and hold down to start a reverse search. In FM mode: press and hold down to start the reverse frequency search. Press brieﬂy to change the frequency backwards in steps.

P/RANDOM In standby: activates and saves the settings for the time,

day and date. In Internet and FM mode: stores radio stations as presets. In CD mode: stores CD tracks to create a playlist, plays tracks in random order.

INTRO/ In standby mode: activates the setting for the switch-on REPEAT

≈

timer. In CD mode: for playing the intros to CD tracks. For repeating a track or the whole CD. In MP3/WMA, CARD and USB mode: for repeating the tracks on an album.

CLR In Internet mode: deletes favourite stations and letters/

characters during text input. In client mode: ends playback. In CD mode: interrupts and stops playback. Deletes a playlist.

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II In CD, CARD, Client and USB mode: starts and pauses

playback.

DISPLAY In standby: controls the brightness of the display and

selects demo mode. In Internet mode: switches the display between the Internet station information and the time/day/date. In FM mode: switches the display between the radio ticker text, station type and the time/day/date.

DSC/UBS Brieﬂy press to open the menu for the sound settings

(myEQ, Classic, Pop, Jazz, Rock and myEQ again); press and hold down to open the setting for the Ultra Bass-System (ON and OFF).

OPEN

Opens and closes the CD compartment.

USB USB interface for connecting an MP3 player or a USB

memory stick. This interface is not suitable for connecting up to PCs.

SD/MMC Card slot for inserting a memory card (MMC or SD).

U Headphone jack for connecting a stereo headphone set

with a jack plug (3.5 mm). This automatically switches oﬀ the loudspeakers.

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Tape Tape compartment. Press here to close.

II Pauses playback and recording.

Ends playback/recording of the tape and opens the tape compartment.

§ Fast forwards the tape to the end.

$ Rewinds the tape to the beginning.

Starts playback.

Starts recording.

Antenna Telescopic antenna for FM (VHF) reception.

LAN Socket for connecting to the Ethernet network via LAN

cable on the back of the device.

AC ∼ Socket for connecting the power supply unit on the back

of the device. The only way to fully disconnect the device from the mains is to pull out the plug.

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The remote control

ON OFF Switches the device to standby mode and from standby

mode to the last input source selected.

II In music archive, CD, USB and SD/MMC modes:

starts and pauses playback.

CLR In Internet mode: deletes favourite stations and

letters/characters during text input. In CD mode: interrupts or ends playback of a MP3/WMA CD or audio CD; press twice to delete the playlist of a CD.

DSC/UBS Brieﬂy press to open the menu for the sound settings

(myEQ, Classic, Pop, Jazz, Rock and myEQ again); press and hold down to open the setting for the Ultra Bass-System (ON and OFF).

p Switches the loudspeakers of the device to mute and

back on again.

–

Adjust the volume.

SNOOZE/ Interrupts the alarm function for approx. 5 minutes. NAP/SLEEP Sets the reminder timer. Interrupts the reminder timer.

Sets the sleep timer.

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DISPLAY In standby: controls the brightness and contrast of the

display and selects demo mode. In FM mode: switches the display between the radio ticker text, station type and the time/day/date. In CD-DA mode: switches the display between track number, elapsed playing time and time/week/day. In MP3/WMA mode: switches the display between track information, elapsed playing time, ID3 tag information and time/day/date.

k/ In FM mode: switches between mono reception and

FM MODE automatic mono/stereo.

M Opens the main menu of the device, for example, to se-

lect the CD, SD, FM, Internet radio, Client, USB and tape input sources.

P/ In standby mode: sets the time/day/date manually. RANDOM ¥ In Internet mode: saves Internet radio stations to presets.

In FM mode: saves radio stations to presets. In CD mode: saves tracks to a playlist, plays back tracks in random order.

AUF EINEN BLICK

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AUF EINEN BLICK

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1 ... 0 A ... Z Number buttons for selecting presets directly;

for entering numbers/letters in Internet mode and during installation.

+ 10 Selects the tens for presets from 10 to 40 or for track

numbers from 10 upwards.

INTRO/ In standby mode: activates the setting for the switch-on REPEAT ≈ timer.

In CD mode: plays back the intros of tracks of a CD, repeats one track, all tracks of a CD or all tracks of an album.

8 9 For navigating the menus.

In FM mode: pressing and holding down starts the forwards or reverse frequency search, pressing brieﬂy switches the frequency back or forwards in steps. In CD mode: press brieﬂy to select albums or tracks forwards or backwards; press and hold down to search forwards or backwards for a particular passage.

AS For navigating menus; for entering capital letters and

special characters during installation. In tuner mode: select stored radio stations. In MP3/WMA mode: switch to select albums and tracks.

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CONNECTION AND PREPARATION

Power supply

Mains operation

Check that the mains voltage on the type plate (on the bottom of the device) corresponds to your local mains supply. If this is not the case, contact your specialist dealer.

1 Plug the power cord supplied into the »AC ∼« socket on the back

of the device.

2 Plug the power cord into the wall socket.

Caution:

The device is connected to the mains with the power cord. Pull out the power plug when you want to completely disconnect the device from the mains. Unplug the mains plug to disconnect the device from the mains. Make sure the power plug is easily accessible during operation and not hindered by other objects. The socket should be directly by the device and freely accessible.

Battery operation

1 Open the battery compartment by pressing »OPEN« underneath

the device and pushing the lid in the direction of the arrow (»

«).

2 Insert six batteries (6 x 1.5 V, type LR20/AM1/D size), observ-

ing the polarity marked in the battery compartment.

Note:

During battery operation in standby mode, it is not possible to switch the device on with the remote control.

Notes:

Do not expose the batteries to extreme heat, caused for example by direct sunlight, heaters or ﬁre.

Remove the batteries when they are ﬂat or when you know that the device will not be used for a long period of time. The manu facturer accepts no liability for damage caused by leaking batteries.

The batteries are switched oﬀ during mains operation.

Environmental note:

Batteries, including those which do not contain heavy metal, should not be disposed of with household waste. Always dispose of used batteries in accordance with local environmental regulations.

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Connecting an MP3 player or a USB memory stick

The device supports most USB memory sticks or MP3 players.

Note:

The device must be switched oﬀ while the USB connection is being made. If it is not switched oﬀ, data can be lost.

1 Switch oﬀ the device by pressing »ON/OFF«.

2 Connect the USB interface of the MP3 player to the »USB«

socket on the device, using a standard USB cable

insert the USB plug of the USB memory stick in the »USB« interface on the device.

Note:

To remove the MP3 player or the USB memory stick, switch oﬀ the device and pull out the cable for the data medium.

Inserting a memory card

The device supports SD and MMC memory cards.

Note:

The device must be switched oﬀ while the memory card is being inserted. If it is not switched oﬀ, data can be lost.

1 Switch oﬀ the device by pressing »ON/OFF«.

2 Insert the memory card carefully into the »SD/MMC« card slot

with the contacts facing down until it latches into place.

Note:

Do not use excessive force when inserting the memory card. Only apply slight pressure.

The memory cards are resistant to dirt and moisture, but may only be inserted into the device in a dry and clean condition.

Never remove memory cards during operation. This can damage the memory card. This type of damage will invalidate your warranty.

Removing the memory card

1 Switch oﬀ the device by pressing »ON/OFF«.

2 Remove the memory card from the card slot by pressing the card

inwards slightly until the latch is released. Then pull out the card.

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CONNECTION AND PREPARATION

Connecting earphones or headphones

1 Insert the headphone plug (3.5 mm) into the »U« socket on the

device. – This switches oﬀ the loudspeakers.

Note:

Excessive volume levels when using headphones or earphones can damage your hearing.

Note:

You can also use the »U« socket to connect the device to a hi-ﬁ system.

Putting batteries in the remote control

1 Open the battery compartment by turning the lid of the com-

partment to the right and lifting it oﬀ.

2 Observe the polarity marked on the base of the battery com-

partment when inserting the batteries (2 x 1.5 V LR 03/AM 4/AAA type).

Notes:

Do not expose the batteries to extreme heat, caused for example by direct sunlight, heaters or ﬁre.

If the device no longer reacts properly to remote control commands, the batteries may be ﬂat. Always remove used batteries. The manufacturer accepts no liability for damage caused by leaking batteries.

Environmental note:

Batteries, including those which do not contain heavy metal, should not be disposed of with household waste. Always dispose of used batteries in accordance with local environmental regulations.

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CONNECTION AND PREPARATION

LAN connection to the Internet

Note:

Switch oﬀ the device before you connect it to the Internet.

1 Connect the Ethernet socket of the modem/router to the

Ethernet« socket of the device using a standard network cable

(Twistedpair, RJ45 plug). – The data throughput level is 10/100 MBIT.

Note:

The lines represent the function.

Internet radio Music archive (audio streaming - client)

Splitter

RRCD 3760 WEB

Music archive on the computer

Modem/routerTelephone socket

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WLAN connection to the Internet

Note:

The quality of the radio signal depends on the distance of your device to your modem/router. The substance of the building at the installation site can also aﬀect this.

Note:

The lines represent the function.

Internet radio Music archive (audio streaming - client) WLAN

Splitter

RRCD 3760 WEB

Music archive on hard drive (NAS - Network Attached Storage)

Modem/router

Notebook

Telephone socket

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Automatic station search for FM radio stations

After connecting the device to the mains power for the ﬁrst time, the automatic station search begins. It searches for radio stations and can save up to 40 presets.

– Display: the preset (»CH«) and the frequency in rapid run-

through.

– The search has started. After the search, the demo mode is

started automatically. This shows you the functions of the device. The demo mode can be interrupted with »

ON/OFF«. The

device then switches to the main menu. Afterwards, you can save the radio stations as presets of your choice.

Notes:

The device ﬁrst saves RDS stations and then normal FM stations.

The automatic station search can also be interrupted by pressing »ON/OFF«. It starts again the next time the system is switched on.

You can repeat the automatic station search at any time by opening the main menu with »

M« and selecting »S« from »Setup«.

In the setup menu, press »

« select the »ATS« item and press

9« to conﬁrm. Conﬁrm the »Start« function with »9«. The

search starts and previously stored stations are deleted.

Some RDS stations transmit an RDS time signal. If the selected RDS station transmits time information, the time is updated automatically, if you have set »CT« to »ON«. This takes about ﬁve minutes.

Setting the time

The following settings may only be performed in standby mode.

1 To set the time, press and hold down »P/RANDOM ¥«.

– Display: »24HR«, the time, the day of the week and the date.

2 Select hours format (12 or 24 hours) with »A« or »S« and con-

ﬁrm with »

9«.

– Display: »24HR« or »12HR« (»AM« stands for ﬁrst half of

the day), time and date, the hours ﬂash.

3 Set the hours of the time with »A« or »S« and conﬁrm with

9«.

– The minutes ﬂash.

CH01

FM 87.50 MHz

Searching

Please Wait...

Alarm Network Config

ATS

4/5

24HR CT ON

10:00

Monday

2007.05.21

24HR CT ON

20:00

Monday

2007.05.21

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4 Set the minutes of the time with »A« or »S« and conﬁrm with

9«.

– The year ﬂashes.

5 Set the year with »A« or »S« and conﬁrm with »9«.

– The month ﬂashes.

6 Set the month with »A« or »S« and conﬁrm with »9«.

– The day ﬂashes.

7 Set the day with »A« or »S« and conﬁrm with »9«.

– »CT ON« ﬂashes. CT is the display for RDS time synchronisa-

tion.

8 Activate RDS time synchronisation with »A« or »S« and con-

ﬁrm with »

9«.

9 Quit the setting with »P/RANDOM ¥«.

Notes:

The time must be reset after a power cut or if the mains plug is disconnected or updated afresh using the RDS time synchronisation.

If an RDS station which supports time synchronisation is saved on preset 1, the device synchronises automatically after the power comes back on.

During operation, you can also set the time/day/date using the main menu (press »

M« to open)  »Setup«  »Time«.

Further settings for FM radio stations

Automatic station search

1 Start the automatic station search in FM mode by pressing and

holding down »

8« or »9«.

– The search stops when a station is found.

Manual station search

1 Start the manual station search in FM mode by repeatedly press-

ing »

8« or »9«.

– The frequency changes in steps of 50 kHz.

24HR CT ON

20:15

Monday

2007.05.21

24HR CT ON

20:15

Tuesday

2007.06.05

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Storing stations as presets

You can save radio stations that have been found with the automatic station searches or the manual station search to the preset channel of your choice.

Note:

If stations are already stored on the presets, they are overwritten. You can search for these stations again afterwards using the automatic station search.

1 In FM mode, select the station with »A« or »S« and press

P/RANDOM ¥« to highlight.

– The preset display »CH« is set to »00« the digits ﬂash.

2 Select the preset number with »A« or »S«. 3 Press »P/RANDOM ¥« to save the station.

4 To save more stations, repeat steps 2 to 4.

Note:

If the device is disconnected from the mains for a long time, all the presets are deleted.

Restoring the settings (Reset)

You can delete all settings, such as stored radio stations, the time and alarm and network access data with the reset function.

You should use the reset function if the device needs to be connected to another network.

1 Press »M« to open the main menu.

2 Select »Setup« with »A« or »S« and press »9« to conﬁrm.

3 Select »System Reset« with »A« or »S« and press »9«

to conﬁrm.

Note:

If you conﬁrm the reset function in step 4, all settings will be deleted.

4 Select the »Yes (Clear all)« menu item with »A« or

« and press »9« to conﬁrm.

– Display: »System Reset...«; after a short time the de-

vice switches to standby.

CH01 RDS ST

FM 100.60 MHz

ANTENNE NO TEXT

Main Menu USB TAPE

~ Setup

Network Config ATS

~ System Reset  5/5

System Reset

~ Yes (Clear all)

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Registering the device with the WLAN router

Perform the registration process in the proximity of the router in order to avoid problems with the WLAN range.

Open the main menu, establish the network connection in the setup menu and start the conﬁguration wizard.

During this registration procedure, the device checks the conﬁguration of the WLAN router (e.g. network encryption) and displays it.

The following three criteria are important: – Automatic (dynamic) or static use of the IP address in your network. – Network with or without proxy server. – Encoded or unencoded network.

1 Switch on the WLAN router.

Notes:

The network name (SSID) must be visible and the MAC address of the device must be enabled in the WLAN router.

You can ﬁnd the MAC address (unique product ID) in the main menu at  »Setup«  »Network Config«  »Device Status«  »MAC Address«.

2 Press »M« to open the main menu.

3 Select »Setup« with »A« or »S« and press »9« to conﬁrm.

4 Select »Network Config« with »A« or »S«« and press

9« to conﬁrm.

– Display: »Initialization Please wait«, the con-

nection to the WLAN router is being established. Afterwards, the conﬁguration menu is displayed.

5 Select »Config Wizard« with »A« or »S« and press

9« to conﬁrm.

– The conﬁguration wizard appears.

6 Start the registration process with »9«.

– Display: »Select Network:«, the available networks are

displayed.

Note:

If the network name (SSID) is suppressed on the WLAN router for security reasons, the network cannot be found and must be entered manually using the »Enter Network SSID« menu item.

Main Menu USB TAPE

~ Setup

Time Alarm

~ Network Config  3/5

Configuration

Device Status

Config Wizard

Advanced Setup

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7 Conﬁrm network (GIMDSL in this example) with »9«.

If several networks are available, select the required network with »

A« or »S« and conﬁrm with »9«.

– Display: »Network IP Settings:«.

Note:

If the network is encrypted, »[encrypted]« is displayed after the network address. Press»

9« and enter the network key (WEP or WPA) with the

number buttons »1 ... 9«. The sequence of entries of the number button »

2«, for example, is 2, A, B, C. After the input the cursor

moves to the next input position. You can select special characters and capital letters with »

A« or

«.

Move the cursor to the right with »

9« and to the left with »8«.

A character can be deleted with »

CLR«. Press »9« to con-

clude the entry.

Note:

At »Network IP Settings:« you can ﬁnd the setting “Automatic (DHCP)“ or “Static IP Address” depending on how you have conﬁgured your network.

If you select automatic assignment, your device is automatically assigned an IP address by the router (or its integrated DHCP server).

If you have conﬁgured your network with a static IP, use the setting described on pages 56 and 57, in the section on registering the device with the WLAN router with individual settings in the network (see steps

8 and 9).

8 Select »Automatic (DHCP)« with »A« or »S« and con-

ﬁrm with »

9«.

– Display: »Enable Proxy:«.

Note:

If you do not have a proxy server installed in your network select »No«.

If you have a proxy server installed in your network, use the setting described on pages 56 and 57, in the section on registering the device with the WLAN router with individual settings in the network (see steps

13 and 14).

9 Select »No« with »A« or »S« and press »9« to conﬁrm.

– Display: »Config Complete«.

Select Network: ~ grinternet >

GIMWPAWLAN GIMDSL

Select Network: ~

GIMDSL [encrypted]

Enter security code

 Cancel

Network IP Settings: ~ Automatic (DHCP) >

Static IP Address

Enable Proxy: ~No >

Yes

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10 To conﬁrm the settings, select »Yes« with »A« or »S« and

conﬁrm with »

9«.

– Display: »Config Wizard Applying Settings«,

the settings are saved.

Note:

If the settings should not be saved, select the »No« option and press »

8« to conﬁrm. The settings are cancelled.

11 After successful registration, the available »Internet Radio«

and »Favorites« menu items appear and access to the WLAN router and therefore the Internet is available.

Config Complete ~ Apply Settings? >

 No Yes ~

~ Internet Radio > ~ Favorites >

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Switching on and oﬀ

1 Switch on the device from standby with »ON/OFF«.

– The last input source used is automatically selected.

Note:

If the last input source used was the Internet radio, »Initialization Please wait« appears and the connection to

the Internet is established.

2 Switch the device to standby with »ON/OFF«.

– Display: brieﬂy »Good Bye«, then the current time, day and

date.

Note:

The only way to disconnect the device from the mains supply is to pull out the plug.

Selecting the input source

1 Press »M« to open the main menu.

2 Select the input source (»Internet Radio«, »Client«,

»FM«, »CD«, »USB«, »SD« or »TAPE«) by pressing »

A« or

« and press »9« to conﬁrm.

Adjusting the volume

1 Adjust the volume with »–

«.

– Display: brieﬂy »Volume« (»Min«, »1« to »39«, above

»Max«).

Muting

You can switch the device speakers to and from mute mode with this function.

1 Switch the mute on and oﬀ with »p«.

– Display: for muting »MUTE«.

Selecting sound settings

You can choose between the sound settings Classic, Pop, Jazz and Rock and your own customised setting (my EQ).

1 Open the sound settings menu by brieﬂy pressing »DSC/UBS«.

2 Select the sound setting with »8« or »9«.

– Display: »myEQ«, »Classic«, »Pop«, »Jazz« or »Rock«.

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CH01 RDS ST

FM 100.60 MHz

ANTENNE

ns bester Musikmix:

Good Bye

Main Menu

~ Internet Radio

Client FM

Digital Sound

Classic

Volume 15

MUTE

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Setting the custom equalizer

The “myEQ” sound setting allows you to make your own personal equaliser settings.

1 Open the audio menu by pressing »DSC/UBS« brieﬂy.

2 Select the »my EQ« sound setting with »8« or »9«.

Note:

If you do not press any button within ﬁve seconds, the device will automatically quit the setting.

3 Select the »BASS« with »A« or »S« and select the required

value (min. »-4«, max. »+4«) with »

8« or »9«.

4 Select the »TREBLE« with »A« or »S« and select the required

value (min. »-4«, max. »+4«) with »

8« or »9«.

– The sound setting menu is switched oﬀ after approx. 5 secs and

the set value is stored.

Switching the Ultra Bass System on and oﬀ

1 Select the »UBS« sound setting by pressing and holding down

DSC/UBS«.

2 Switch the ultra bass system on and oﬀ with »8« or »9«.

– Display: »UBS ON« or »UBS OFF«.

Setting the display

1 Press and hold down »DISPLAY« to open the function.

– Display: the menu for the display.

2 Select the »Contrast« with »A« or »S« and select the

required value (min. »1«, max. »8«) with »

8« or »9«.

3 Select the »Brightness« with »A« or »S« and select the

required value (min. »1«, max. »4«) with »

8« or »9«.

– The display menu is switched oﬀ after approx. 5 secs and the

set values are stored.

Notes:

In standby, the brightness of the display is one level darker than when operating. In battery operation, the backlighting in the display switches oﬀ after approx. ﬁve seconds.

Digital Sound

myEQ

BASS 0

TREBLE 0

Digital Sound

myEQ

BASS 0

TREBLE 0

Digital Sound

UBS

Contrast 5

Brightness 4

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Selecting the Internet radio input source

1 Press »M« to open the main menu.

2 Select »Internet Radio« with »A« or »S« and conﬁrm

with »9«. – Display: »Initialization Please Wait«, the con-

nection to the Internet is being established.

Note:

Initialisation usually takes up to a minute. If the network is very busy, this may take longer.

3 Select »Internet Radio« with »A« or »S« and conﬁrm

with »

9«.

Note:

The following sections oﬀer more explanation on using the equipment, from step

Navigating and searching in the Internet menu

The structure of the radio stations on the Internet is very dynamic. Stations are usually selected by continent or region, and then by country.

1 Select the Internet menu by pressing »A« or »S«.

2 Press »A« or »S« to select the menu item.

3 Conﬁrm the selected menu item and thereby the function with

9«.

4 Press »8« to switch back up to the next menu.

5 Press »DISPLAY« to switch between the current station informa-

tion, the date/day/time menus and back to the station information.

Notes:

If »Wait« appears in the display, the system is searching for a selection. Operation is not possible while this is displayed.

If »Track not found« appears in the display, the radio station or the track are not currently available.

A quick search according to genres, countries and radio programmes is possible using the letters of the number buttons »

1 ... 9«.

After entering the letters, in this example “B”, it is displayed and after a short time a selection is available.

Main Menu SD FM

~ Internet Radio

Favorites

1/2

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INTERNET OPERATION

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Selecting Internet radio stations according to search criteria

Selecting Internet radio stations according to genres

1 Select »Genres« with »A« or »S« and press »9« to

conﬁrm. – The ﬁrst three genres are displayed, the numbers in the last line

show the selected genre and the number of available genres (e.g. 3 from 7).

2 Select the genre with »A« or »S«.

3 Open the genre with »9«.

– A country selection is displayed.

4 Select the country with »A« or »S«.

5 Conﬁrm the country with »9«.

– The ﬁrst radio stations of the selected country are displayed.

6 Select the radio station with »A« or »S« and conﬁrm with

9«.

– The radio station appears and can be heard when »Wait«

disappears from the display.

Notes:

To select the next radio station press »9«. To select another radio station press »

DISPLAY« to return to the

station selection and press »

A« or »

« to select the radio

station and confirm with »

9«.

To switch backwards in the menu structure, press »DISPLAY« and select the menu with »

8«.

Searching for Internet radio stations by country

1 Select »Countries« with »A« or »S« and press »9« to

conﬁrm. – The ﬁrst three available country groups are displayed, the num-

bers in the last line show the selected country group and the number of available country groups (e.g. 5 from 10).

2 Select the country group with »A« or »S«.

3 Conﬁrm the country group with »9«.

– The ﬁrst countries of the selected country group are displayed.

4 Select the country with »A« or »S«.

Internet Favorites

Added Stations >

Genres >

3/7

Adult Contemporary

Alternativ

Ambient

1/57

~ Caribbean

Central America

Europa

5/10

181 FM Mellow Gold

3WK Classic Underg 975 Pirate Radio

1/188

WMGK Classic Hits

102.9 WMGK

00:00:02

Added Stations > Genres >

Countries >

4/7

INTERNET OPERATION

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Notes:

The subdivision can diﬀer depending on country group. For example, for the North America country group, you can choose between Canada, Mexico and the United States, and afterwards the diﬀerent states can be selected.

5 Conﬁrm the country with »9«.

– The three ﬁrst available genres are displayed.

6 Select the genre or all stations with »A« or »S«.

7 Open the genre with »9«.

– The ﬁrst radio stations of the selected country are displayed.

8 Select the radio station with »A« or »S« and conﬁrm with

9«.

– The radio station appears and can be heard when »Wait«

disappears from the display.

Notes:

To select the next radio station press »9«. To select another radio station press »

DISPLAY« to return to the

station selection and press »

A« or »

« to select the radio

station and confirm with »

9«.

To switch backwards in the menu structure, press »DISPLAY« and select the menu with »

8«.

Selecting Internet radio stations which the Internet provider has added recently

1 Select the »New Stations« menu item with »A« or »S«

and conﬁrm with »

9«.

– The ﬁrst three new radio stations are displayed, the numbers in

the last line show the selected radio stations and the number of available radio stations (e.g. 1 from 82).

2 Select the radio station with »A« or »S« and conﬁrm with

9«.

– The radio station appears and can be heard when »Wait«

disappears from the display.

Note:

See the notes above for navigating the menus.

~ WQKS

WRKH The Rocket WTAK

1/4

WRKH The Rocket

00:00:02

Genres > Countries >

New Stations >

5/7

African Music Radi CBC Radio 3 Channel 61

1/82

KTSM Sunny

00:00:02

~ All Stations

> Adult Contemorary > Alternativ

1/26

~ Canada

> Mexico

> United States

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Selecting the most popular Internet radio stations

You can use this function to select radio stations that are most frequently listened to.

1 Select »Most Popular Stati« with »A« or »S« and

conﬁrm with »

9«.

– The ﬁrst three radio stations are displayed, the numbers in the

last line show the selected radio stations and the number of available radio stations (e.g. 1 from 83).

2 Select the radio station with »A« or »S« and conﬁrm with

»9«. – The radio station appears and can be heard when »Wait«

disappears from the display.

Saving Internet radio stations on presets

You can ﬁll 40 presets with the Internet radio stations of your choice.

1 Select a radio station (see previous chapter) and highlight it with

P/RANDOM ¥«.

2 Select preset 1 to 9 with the number buttons »1« to »9«.

Select presets 10 to 40 by ﬁrst entering the tens with the »+10« number button and then the units with »

1« to »9«.

Note:

If stations are already stored on the presets, they are overwritten.

3 Store the radio station with »P/RANDOM ¥«.

4 To store more radio stations, repeat steps 1 to 4.

Opening preset Internet stations

If you are listening to a radio station, you can select the 40 presets directly with the number buttons »

1« to »9«.

1 Select preset 1 to 9 with the number buttons »1« to »9«.

Select presets 10 to 40 by ﬁrst entering the tens with the »

+10«

number button and then the units with »

1« to »9«.

– Display: »Play Preset« and the number of the preset .

Countries > New Stations >

Most Popular Stati

6/7

Echo of Moscow Liberty Radio Observer Radio

1/83

INTERNET OPERATION

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Selecting Internet radio stations for the favourites list

You can ﬁnd out how to create a list of favourite Internet radio stations in the chapter on special settings on pages 49 to 51.

1 Select the »Internet favourites« menu item with »A«

or »

« and conﬁrm with »9«.

– Display: Folder with favourite radio stations.

2 Select the folder with »A« or »S« and conﬁrm with »9«.

– The stored favourite radio stations are displayed.

3 Select the favourite radio station with »A« or »S« and conﬁrm

with »

9«.

– The radio station appears and can be heard when »Wait«

disappears from the display.

Note:

See the notes on page 27 for navigating the menus.

Selecting manually added Internet radio stations

You can ﬁnd out how to add these radio stations in the chapter on special settings on page 52.

1 Select »Added Stations« with »A« or »S« and conﬁrm

with »

9«.

– The three ﬁrst available radio stations are displayed.

2 Select the radio station with »A« or »S« and conﬁrm with

9«.

– The radio station appears and can be heard when »Wait«

disappears from the display.

Note:

See the notes on page 27 for navigating the menus.

Internet Favorites

> Added Stations > Genres >

1/7

Internet Favorites

Added Stations > Genres >

2/7

~ Rock 1

Rock 2 Rock 3

1/6

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Audio streaming

This function enables you to play back tracks from a music archive in MP3 and WMA format on the device. The music archive can be a PC or an external hard drive and must be administered by a UPnP server.

Selecting by artist and track, but also by album, genre, etc., depends on the structure of the music archive and on the UPnP server software in use (e.g. Nero Media Home, Windows Media Player 11). Access times can lengthen depending on the size of the music archive, and this makes using it inconvenient. While the UPnP server is importing the complete music archive, the device can only be operated in a limited fashion, if at all.

If the tracks in the music archive are stored with the ID3 tag format (track, artist, album, genre, etc.), the information is also displayed on the device. Tracks can then be selected using this information.

Depending on the conﬁguration of the PC or the hard drive, the device must be enabled on the PC or the hard drive. The UPnP server must be approved in any ﬁrewalls that may be installed. Several UPnP servers can be used in parallel.

Selecting the input source music archive (Client)

1 Press »M« to open the main menu.

2 Select »Client« with »A« or »S« and press »9« to

conﬁrm. – The available music archives are displayed.

3 Select the music archive with »A« or »S« and conﬁrm with

9«.

– The available music archives (UPnP servers) are displayed.

4 Depending on the structure of the music archive, press »A«,

«, »9« and »8« to navigate to the selection menu.

5 Start playback of the track with »9« or »

II«.

Main Menu

~ Client

USB TAPE

Internet Radio

~ Nero Media Home

Favorites

2/3

Drama

~ Rock

Blues

1/4

MUSIC ARCHIVE

--------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Navigating the music archive menu

You can easily search through the structure of the folders and tracks:

1 Select the folder/track with »A« or »S«.

2 Press »9« to switch to the next available subfolder.

3 Press »8« to switch back up to the next folder.

Note:

A quick search can be made using the letters of the number buttons »

1 ... 9«.

Playback functions

1 Press »

II« to pause playback.

2 Press »

II« to resume normal playback.

3 Select the previous or next track by pressing »8« or »9«.

4 Press »7 CLR« to end playback.

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Selecting the FM input source

1 Press »M« to open the main menu.

2 Select »FM« with »A« or »S« and press »9« to conﬁrm.

– The most recently selected station is played (Last Station

Memory).

– Display: the preset number, the frequency and the station name.

Selecting presets in steps

1 Select the preset with »A« or »S«.

– Display: »CH« and, for example, »2« with the frequency and

the station name.

Selecting presets directly

1 Select presets 1 to 9 directly with the number buttons »1« to »9«.

– Display: »CH« and, for example, »02« with the frequency and

the station name.

2 Select presets 10 to 40 by ﬁrst entering the tens with the number

button »

+10« and then the units with »1« to »9«.

– Display: »CH« and, for example, »25« with the frequency and

the station name.

Stereo/mono reception

If the device is receiving a stereo broadcast, »ST« appears in the display. If the signal from the stereo channel is weak, you can improve the sound quality by switching to mono reception.

1 Switch to mono reception with »k/FM MODE«.

– Display: »Mono«.

2 To switch back to stereo, press »k/FM MODE« again.

– Display: »ST«.

Notes:

If the device is set to stereo reception and is receiving a mono signal, »Auto« appears in the display.

The mono/stereo setting is stored for each preset.

Main Menu

~FM

Internet Radio Client

CH02 RDS ST

FM 97.90 MHz

ENERGY

The most actual rad

CH02 RDS Mono

FM 97.90 MHz

ENERGY

The most actual rad

FM MODE

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FM MODE

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RDS information

RDS (Radio Data System) is an information system which is transmitted additionally by most FM stations. When the device receives an RDS station, the station name appears in the display, for example »FANTASY« and »RDS«.

Notes:

It may take some time before all the RDS information is trans mitted.

GRUNDIG has no inﬂuence on the correctness of this information.

Searching for RDS stations

1 Search for the RDS station by pressing »A« or »S« repeatedly

until an RDS station is received and »RDS« appears in the display. – If the reception is strong enough, the station name appears

after a short time.

RDS time synchronisation

Some RDS stations transmit an RDS time signal. If reception is good, this time information updates the time automatically if you have selected this function (display »CT«). Refer to the section on setting the time on page 17/18. Time synchronisation can take several minutes, and even with good reception the accuracy depends on the time signal being transmitted. The automatic setting is always activated if the device is switched on from standby to radio mode and a suitable RDS station can be received (if an RDS time signal is expected, the » « symbol ﬂashes in the display. It lights up constantly when RDS time synchronisation has been performed).

Viewing RDS information

If an RDS station is being received, the frequency brieﬂy appears in the display followed by the station name and the radio text as ticker text.

1 Press »DISPLAY« once.

– The programme type appears in the display (PTY).

2 Press »DISPLAY« once again.

– The current time, the day and the date appear in the display.

3 Press »DISPLAY« for a third time.

– The radio text appears again in the display.

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The device is suitable for music CDs bearing the logo shown here (CD-DA), and for CD-Rs and CD-RWs with audio data or MP3/WMA formats.

In MP3/WMA mode, the terms “album” and “ﬁle” are very important. “Album” corresponds to a folder on a PC, “ﬁle” to a ﬁle on a PC or a CD-DA track. An MP3/WMA CD may not contain more than 999 tracks/folders in total.

The device displays the albums or tracks in the order you stored them on the data medium. Depending on the copying program or multi session CDs, this can mean that the albums and titles are not displayed or played back in alphabetical order. You may have to put albums/tracks in the right order before you copy them. You can do this by numbering them.

When burning CD-R and CD-RWs with audio ﬁles, various problems may arise which could lead to problems with playback. This can be caused by faulty software or hardware settings or by the CD being used. Should such problems arise, contact the customer services of your CD burner or software manufacturer or look for relevant information, for example on the Internet.

When you are making audio CDs, observe all legal guidelines and ensure that the copyright of third parties is not infringed.

Always keep the CD compartment closed to prevent dust from collecting on the laser optics. Do not attach adhesive labels to CDs. Keep the surfaces of CDs clean.

You can play standard 12 cm CDs as well as 8 cm CDs on your device. An adapter is not necessary.

Selecting the CD input source

1 Press »M« to open the main menu.

2 Select »CD« with »A« or »S« and press »9« to conﬁrm.

– If there is no CD in the compartment, »No Disc« appears in

the display.

– If a CD has been inserted, it is scanned and »Reading

Disc« ﬂashes in the display. With an MP3/WMA CD, the total number of albums and ﬁles is then displayed; for an audio CD, the total number of tracks and the total playing time.

Main Menu TAPE Setup

~CD

Folder : 006 File : 087

CDêROM

Track 10

42:50

CD MODE

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CD MODE

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Inserting a CD

1 Press »OPEN .« to open the CD compartment.

– Display: »OPEN«.

2 Insert your CD in the compartment with its label facing upwards.

3 Press »OPEN .« to close the CD compartment.

– Display: »CLOSE«, afterwards »Reading Disc«. – The CD is being scanned. – Display in MP3/WMA mode: the total number of albums and

tracks.

– Display in CD-DA mode: the total number of tracks and the

overall playing time.

Playing back a CD

1 Press »

II« to start playback.

– Playback always starts with the ﬁrst track of the ﬁrst album

(MP3/WMA) or with the ﬁrst track (CD-DA).

– Display in MP3/WMA mode: the number of the current ﬁle,

then the track name and the elapsed playing time of the track.

– Display in CD-DA mode: the number of the current track and

the elapsed playing time of the track

in MP3/WMA mode, open the selection menu with »9«.

2 To pause playback, press »

II«.

– Display: »

II«, the elapsed playing time of the track ﬂashes.

3 Press »

II« to resume playback.

4 To stop playback, press »7 CLR« twice.

Pausing and resuming playback

1 To pause playback, press »7 CLR« once.

2 To resume playback at the beginning of the same track, press

II«.

Repeating the current track

1 During playback, brieﬂy press »8«.

– The track is repeated from the beginning.

OPEN

Folder : 006 File : 087

CDêROM

My favorites 35 ê Lenny Krav MP3

00:00:01

Lenny Kravitz Mp3GoDs Topê100 MP3 Fly away

00:00:15

My favorites 35 ê Lenny Krav MP3

File: 006/087

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Selecting another track

1 During playback, press »8« or »9« repeatedly until the num-

ber of the track appears in the display. – Playback of the selected track starts automatically.

Note:

You can also select tracks in stop mode.

Searching for a passage within a track

1 During playback, press »8« or »9« and hold down until the

passage has been found. – Playback begins if you release »

8« or »9«.

Note:

During the search, the volume is reduced.

Selecting albums and tracks (only MP3/WMA)

1 Press »7 CLR« to end playback.

2 Press »A« to switch the cursor to the album item.

3 Select the album with »8« or »9«.

4 Press »S« to switch the cursor to the »File« item.

5 Select the track by pressing »8« or »9«.

– Playback of the track starts automatically after a short time.

Selecting information (only MP3/WMA)

This function enables you to open folders and tracks, as well as switching to the time, day and date. – Standard information on the artist, the album and the track ap-

pears, if such information is stored on the CD.

1 Press »DISPLAY« once.

– Display: time, date and day.

2 Press »DISPLAY« once again.

– Display: folder and track name.

3 To return to the standard display (artist, album, track), press

DISPLAY« for a third time.

CD MODE

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My favorites

39 ê Bryan Adam

File: 006/087

Rock

26ê Metallica

File: 066/087

My favorites 39 ê Bryan Adam MP3

00:00:01

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Repeating a track (Repeat One)

1 During playback, keep pressing »INTRO/REPEAT ≈« until »

1« appears in the display. – The current track is played back repeatedly.

2 To quit this function, keep pressing »INTRO/REPEAT ≈« until

» « disappears.

Repeating all the tracks on an album (only MP3/WMA)

1 During playback, keep pressing »INTRO/REPEAT ≈« until »

« appears in the display.

– All the tracks on the current album are played back repeatedly.

2 To quit this function, keep pressing »INTRO/REPEAT ≈« until

» « disappears.

Repeating all the tracks on a CD (Repeat All)

1 During playback, keep pressing »INTRO/REPEAT ≈« until »

A« appears in the display. – The CD is repeated from the beginning.

2 To quit this function, keep pressing »INTRO/REPEAT ≈« until

the repeat symbol » « disappears from the display.

Note:

If a playlist is stored (see pages 38/39), all the tracks of the CD inserted are repeated when the Repeat All function is selected.

Playing back tracks in random order

1 Press »P/RANDOM ¥«.

– Display: »RND«. – All the tracks on the CD are played back in random order.

2 To quit the function, press »P/RANDOM ¥«.

– »RND« disappears from the display. – The tracks are played back in numerical order.

CD MODE

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My favorites 39 ê Bryan Adam MP3

00:00:01

Track 01

of 10

A 00:01

Lenny Kravitz Mp3GoDs Topê100 MP3 Fly away

RND 00:00:05

Track 01

of 10

1 00:01

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Playing the start of each track (intro)

1 In stop mode, press »INTRO/REPEAT ≈«.

– Display: »INTRO«. – Playback starts automatically. The ﬁrst ten seconds of each

track are played.

2 To quit this function, keep pressing »INTRO/REPEAT ≈« until

»INTRO« and » « disappear from the display. – The current track and subsequent tracks are played to the end.

Creating a playlist

You can create a track memory of up to 40 tracks from diﬀerent albums (MP3/WMA) or up to 40 tracks (CD-DA) on the current CD in any order you choose and then play them back in that sequence. A track may be saved more than once. Programming is only possible in stop mode.

Selecting and storing tracks (MP3/WMA only)

1 Press »P/RANDOM ¥« to select the function.

– Display: the track »

000/121« and »01« for the ﬁrst preset.

2 Select the track with »8« or »9« and press »P/RANDOM

¥« to save.

Note:

To select the next album, press »A« to switch to the title line of the album and select the album with »

8« or »9«. Press »

to switch to the »File« item, select the track with »

8« or »9«

and press »

P/RANDOM ¥« to save.

3 To store more tracks, repeat step 2.

Selecting and storing tracks (CD-DA only)

1 Press »P/RANDOM ¥« to select the function.

– Display: the track »

Track 00« and »01« for the ﬁrst preset.

2 Select the track with »8« or »9« and press »P/RANDOM

¥« to save.

3 To store more tracks, repeat step 2.

CD MODE

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Program–01

File: 000/121

The Final Cut

Program–02

File: 043/121

Track 00

Program–01

42:50

INTRO 00:00:05

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Playing back a playlist

1 Start playlist playback with »

II«.

– Display: »PROG«. – Playback begins with the ﬁrst programmed track.

2 Press »7« to end playback. 3 To play the playlist again, press »P/RANDOM ¥« and then

press »

II«.

Checking the playlist

1 In stop mode, keep pressing »P/RANDOM ¥«.

– The stored tracks are displayed.

Deleting the playlist

1 Press »OPEN .« to open the CD compartment

in playlist mode, press »7 CLR«

select another input source from the main menu.

CD MODE

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Track 04

Program–05

42:50

Track 04

of 10

00:00 PROG

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Playing the contents of an MP3 player or USB memory stick

1 Switch the device to standby with »ON/OFF«.

2 Connect the USB interface of the MP3 player to the »USB«

socket on the device, using a standard USB cable

insert the USB plug of the USB memory stick in the »USB« interface on the device.

2 Switch on the device by pressing »ON/OFF«.

3 Press »M« to open the main menu.

4 Select »USB« with »A« or »S« and press »9« to conﬁrm.

– Display: »Initialization Please wait«. After-

wards, the ﬁrst three folders of the USB medium are displayed. The last line shows the number of the selected folder and the available folders.

– If no USB source is connected, »No Device« appears in the

display.

5 Select the album with »A« or »S«.

6 Press »

II« to start playback.

– Playback starts with the ﬁrst track of the ﬁrst album.

Playback functions

The following playback functions are available in USB mode, as well as in CD mode (see pages 34 to 38): – Repeat one (»

INTRO/REPEAT ≈«)

– Repeat all (»

INTRO/REPEAT ≈«)

The following playback functions are not available: – Resume (»7 CLR«) – Repeat album (»

INTRO/REPEAT ≈«)

– Random (if you press »

P/RANDOM ¥« in Internet mode, the cur-

rent tracks at »Favourites« are saved in the favourites list)

– Intro (»

INTRO/REPEAT ≈«)

Note:

The USB interface on the device does not have a connection for a USB extension cable and is not designed for directly connecting up to a computer.

USB AND SD/MMC MODE

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Notes:

The USB interface of this device is a standard interface. All currently known MP3 chip concepts were taken into account when it was developed. Due to rapid developments in MP3 technology and new manufacturers appearing every day, the compatibility of MP3 players/USB memory sticks can only be partially guaranteed. If USB operation is impaired or is not possible, this does not indicate a malfunction of the device.

Note:

Bi-directional data transfer as deﬁned for ITE devices in EN 55022/EN 555024 is not possible. USB transfer is not in itself an operating mode. It is only an additional function.

USB AND SD/MMC MODE

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USB AND SD/MMC MODE

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Playing the contents of an SD/MMC memory card

1 Switch the device to standby with »ON/OFF«.

2 Insert the memory card in the slot with the contacts facing

»SD/MMC« until it latches into place.

3 Switch on the device by pressing »ON/OFF«.

4 Press »M« to open the main menu.

5 Select »SD« with »A« or »S« and press »9« to conﬁrm.

– Display: the total number of folders and the total number of

tracks.

– If no memory card is inserted, »No SD« appears in the display.

6 Select the album with »A« or »S«.

7 Press »

II« to start playback.

– Playback starts with the ﬁrst track of the ﬁrst album

press »9« to open the selection menu.

Playback functions

The following playback functions are available in SD/MMC mode, as well as in CD mode (see pages 34 to 38): – Repeat one (»

INTRO/REPEAT ≈«)

– Repeat all (»

INTRO/REPEAT ≈«)

– Repeat album (»

INTRO/REPEAT ≈«)

– Random (»

P/RANDOM ¥« )

– Intro (»

INTRO/REPEAT ≈«)

The following playback functions are not available: – Resume (»7 CLR«)

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Selecting the TAPE input source

1 Press »M« to open the main menu.

2 Select »TAPE« with »A« or »S« and press »9« to conﬁrm.

Press »

« to open the tape compartment.

Put a tape in the compartment with the open side facing upwards and the full reel on the right side.

Close the tape compartment.

Tape playback

1 Start playback with »z«.

– Playback ends at the end of the side.

2 Press »II« to pause playback.

3 Press »II« to resume normal playback.

4 Press »

« to end playback.

Press »

« again to open the tape compartment.

Fast forward and reverse search

1 In stop mode, press »§« or »$«.

– »

§« fast forwards to the end, »$« rewinds to the beginning.

Press »

« at the position you want.

Recording onto tape

Erase protection

Each new recording writes over the previous recording. You can protect your recordings against inadvertent deletion by breaking the protection tab in the opening in the spine of the tape. Purchased recordings on music tapes are already protected against accidental deletion. If you wish to record on a protected tape, seal the opening with adhesive tape.

Notes:

Only use NORMAL-type tapes (IEC I) for recording. CHROME (IEC II) or METAL (IEC IV) tapes are not suitable. The Ultra Bass System does not aﬀect recording.

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Recording from the Internet radio, Client, FM radio or USB input sources

1 Insert a tape without deletion protection and search for the tape

position with »

§« or »$«.

2 Press »M« to open the main menu.

3 Select »Internet radio«, »Client«, »FM« or »USB« with

A« or »

« and conﬁrm with »9«.

4 Select the station or medium.

5 Press » « to start recording .

– The playback button is automatically engaged. – The device automatically stops recording at the end of the tape.

6 Press »II« to pause recording.

7 Press »II« to resume recording.

8 Press »

« to stop recording.

Recording from the CD or SD input sources

1 Insert a tape without deletion protection and search for the tape

position with »

§« or »$«.

2 Press »M« to open the main menu.

3 Select »CD« or »SD« with »A« or »S« and press »9« to

conﬁrm.

4 Pause the medium during playback at the position you want by

pressing »

II«.

5 Press » « to start recording.

– The playback button is automatically engaged and medium

playback starts automatically.

– The device automatically stops recording at the end of the tape.

6 Turn the tape over and continue recording with » «.

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Synchro recording

1 Insert a tape without deletion protection and search for the tape

position with »

§« or »$«.

2 Press »M« to open the main menu.

3 Select »CD« or »SD« with »A« or »S« and press »9« to

conﬁrm.

4 Press » « to start recording.

– The playback button is automatically engaged. Playback starts

automatically from the beginning of the medium or from the beginning of the stored playlist, if a playlist has been created.

– The device automatically pauses at the end of the tape.

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Your device has three timer modes: – The switch-on timer, which switches the device on at a preset time

and wakes you with the input source you selected.

– The reminder timer (NAP), which reminds you by sounding the

signal tone at a preset time.

– The sleep timer, which switches the device oﬀ at a preset time.

Switch-on timer

Setting the switch-on timer

The time must be set on the device. Timer settings can only be performed in standby mode. When this setting is being made, if no button is pushed for more than 10 seconds, the device will end the process automatically. You then have to start again.

1 Press and hold down »INTRO/REPEAT ≈«.

– Display: the switch-on time (»0:00«), the alarm and the alarm

volume. »WEC« means that the alarm is switched oﬀ at weekends (see next page).

2 Enter the hours of the switch-on time with »A« or »S«.

3 Press »9« and enter the minutes of the switch-on time with »A«

or »

«.

4 Press »9« twice and select the alarm tone (CD, memory card,

signal or FM radio station) with »

A« or »

«.

Notes:

If you select the CD or SD/MMC alarm input source, make sure you have inserted or connected the appropriate medium.

If CD was selected, press »

9« and select the track with »A« or

«. The Repeat All mode is set automatically.

If FM was selected, press »9« and select the preset with »A« or »

«.

5 Press »9« and set the volume with »–

«.

Alarm: 0:00

WEC OFF

Off

Volume 20

Alarm: 0:00

WEC OFF

Buzzer

Volume 20

Alarm: 0:00

WEC OFF

Buzzer

Volume 25

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6 Press »INTRO/REPEAT ≈« to ﬁnish the setting.

– Display: time, day and date and the »

« symbol for waking up

to music or the »

« symbol for waking up to the signal tone.

– The device switches on at the preset time with the selected sig-

nal source (maximum alarm duration 90 minutes).

Note:

The volume of the signal tone, FM radio station and CD alarm types increases continually from zero onwards until an individually set maximum volume is reached.

Interrupting the alarm

1 During the alarm, press »SNOOZE/NAP/SLEEP«.

– The alarm signal (signal tone, radio station, CD or SD/MMC)

stops.

– The alarm goes oﬀ again at ﬁve-minute intervals. The full dura-

tion of the alarm is 90 minutes.

Cancelling the alarm for the day

1 Switch the device to standby with »ON/OFF« when the alarm

goes oﬀ. – The switch-on timer is activated for the next day.

Switching oﬀ the alarm for the weekend

You can switch oﬀ the alarm function over the weekend. The entered alarm times are saved.

1 In standby, press and hold down »INTRO/REPEAT ≈«.

2 Press »9« twice and switch oﬀ the switch-on timer for the week-

end with »

A« or »S« (»WEC OFF«).

Activating and deactivating switch-on timer

1 To deactivate the switch-on timer in standby, brieﬂy press

INTRO/REPEAT ≈«.

– Display: »

« or »/« disappear.

– The switch-on timer is deactivated, the set alarm time is stored.

2 To activate the switch-on timer in standby, brieﬂy press »INTRO/

REPEAT

≈« again.

– Display: »

« or »/«.

Alarm: 0:00

WEC OFF

Off

Volume 20

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Reminder timer

1 Open the function with »SNOOZE/NAP/SLEEP«.

2 Select »NAP« with »A« or »S«.

– Display: »NAP« and »00 mins«.

3 Enter the reminder time with »8« or »9« (in 10-minute steps

from 10 to 120 minutes). – After the set time has expired, a signal tone sounds (for max. 90

minutes).

Note:

To select the currently remaining time, e.g. »NAP 20 mins« brieﬂy press »

SNOOZE/NAP/SLEEP«.

4 Switch oﬀ the signal tone with »ON/OFF«

press »SNOOZE/NAP/SLEEP«, select »NAP« with »A« or »

« and set the time with »8« or »9« to »00 mins«.

Sleep timer

Setting the sleep timer

1 Switch on the device with »ON/OFF« and select the input

source.

2 Open the function with »SNOOZE/NAP/SLEEP«.

3 Select »SLEEP« with »A« or »S«.

– Display: »SLEEP« and »00 mins«.

4 Set the switch-oﬀ time in steps of 10 minutes (from 10 to 90

minutes) with »

8« or »9«.

– The device switches oﬀ after the selected time has elapsed.

Ending the sleep timer prematurely

1 To deactivate the sleep timer prematurely, press »ON/OFF« and

switch the device to standby

press »SNOOZE/NAP/SLEEP«, select »SLEEP« with »A« or »

« and set the time with »8« or »9« to »00 mins«.

SLEEP 00mins

NAP 00mins

SLEEP 40mins

NAP 00mins

SLEEP 00mins

NAP 00mins

SLEEP 00mins

NAP 90mins

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Registering on the GRUNDIG homepage

You need to perform a one-time registration of your device on the GRUNDIG page “GRUNDIG INTERNET RADIO TUNING SERVICE” stating the MAC address of your device. You can search for stations on this web page and listen to them.

If you wish to create a favourites list for your favourite radio stations, then you also need to register your e-mail address and the password of your choice. This takes you to the members’ area.

1 Start the Internet browser on your PC.

2 Enter the address “www.grundig.radiosetup.com”.

– The “GRUNDIG INTERNET RADIO TUNING SERVICE” page

appears.

3 Enter the twelve-digit MAC address of your device and click the

» « button. After initialisation, you can ﬁnd the MAC address (unique product ID) in the main menu at  »Setup«  »Network Config«  »Device Status«  »MAC Address«.

Creating favourite lists

You can copy radio stations, which the V-Tuner Internet service provides for GRUNDIG customers, into a favourites list. This gives you swift access to your favourite radio stations. You can only conduct this process on a PC. The current list is loaded when the device is switched on.

Preparation

1 Start the Internet browser on your PC.

2 Enter the address “www.grundig.radiosetup.com”.

– The “GRUNDIG INTERNET RADIO TUNING SERVICE” page

appears.

3 Enter your e-mail address and password and click the » «

button. If several devices are registered, click on the MAC address.

Note:

Radio stations can only be played back in MP3 and WMA format.

You have several options for searching for radio stations for a favourites group: In the “Search” search ﬁeld you can search for radio stations by name or you can select radio stations using search criteria such as “Music, “Location” and “Language”.

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Selecting radio stations with the search function

1 In the “Search” ﬁeld, enter the name of the provider (station name

or radio programme) and then click the » « button. – If the radio station is available, it is displayed.

Notes:

You can listen to the music playback of the radio station with the »

« button. This is provided you have suitable software installed

(e.g. Nero MediaHome, Windows Media Player).

2 Highlight the radio station with the » +« button.

– The “Favourite Stations” menu is displayed.

Note:

You can now create a new favourites group or add the selected radio station to an existing favourites group.

3 Enter the name of a new favourites group in the entry ﬁeld and

conﬁrm with the » « button

open the name ﬁeld, select the favourites group and conﬁrm with the » « button. – The radio station is stored in the favourites group.

4 Close the “Favourite Stations” menu.

5 Repeat the procedure for additional stations.

Note:

To check the radio stations, select the start page and click on the favourites group. You will see the new radio stations.

6 Exit the “GRUNDIG INTERNET RADIO TUNING SERVICE”

Internet page with the »

Logout« button.

Note:

Radio stations that are no longer required can be deleted from the favourites group. To do this, select the radio station and then click on the »

 –« button.

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Selecting a radio station from the genres

1 Select the genre in the “Music“ table.

– A list of the radio stations of the selected style is displayed.

Note:

Instead of the search criterion “Music“, you could also click “Location” or “Language” and search for radio stations. Several search criteria can be combined.

2 Select the radio station from the list and highlight it with the

 +« button.

– The “Favourite Stations” menu is displayed.

Note:

You can now create a new favourites group or add the selected radio station to an existing favourites group.

3 Enter the name of a new favourites group in the entry ﬁeld and

conﬁrm with the » « button

open the name ﬁeld, select the favourites group and conﬁrm with the » « button. – The radio station is stored in the favourites group.

4 Close the “Favourite Stations” menu.

5 Repeat the procedure for additional stations.

Note:

To check the radio stations, select the start page and click on the favourites group. You will see the new radio stations.

6 Exit the “GRUNDIG INTERNET RADIO TUNING SERVICE”

Internet page with the »

Logout« button.

Note:

Radio stations that are no longer required can be deleted from the favourites group. To do this, select the radio station and then click on the »

 –« button.

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Searching for radio stations that are not provided by V-Tuner

You can also add radio stations to your favourites list that are not provided by the V-Tuner Internet service. You can ﬁnd information on this on the Internet. In Windows Media Player you can select the parameters of these (for example, the URL) in the Properties submenu. You can only conduct this process on a computer.

You cannot play back every radio station on your device that you can listen to on your computer. These radio stations require a special media player that can only be installed on a PC.

1 Start the Internet browser on your PC.

2 Enter the address “www.grundig.radiosetup.com”.

– The “GRUNDIG INTERNET RADIO TUNING SERVICE” page

appears.

3 Enter your e-mail address and password and conﬁrm.

4 Click the “My added radio stations” line

if radio stations are already available, click the » « button after the line “Add another radio station”. – The “My added radio stations” menu is displayed.

5 Enter the station name, URL of the radio station, location and

music genre and conﬁrm with the » « button. – The new radio station is displayed in the overview under “My

added radio stations”.

Note:

If details of the radio station need to be changed, click »

Edit« and make the changes in the “My added radio stations”

menu.

Note:

On the device, you can select these radio stations from the »Main Menu«  »Internet Radio«  »Added Stations«.

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Changing the device name

You can change the name of the device. This name is displayed in your network and on the UPnP server. The name can be max. 18 letters/characters long and must be written in capital letters.

1 Press »M« to open the main menu.

2 Select the »Setup« menu item with »A« or »S« and press

9« to conﬁrm.

3 Select the »Network Config« menu item with »A« or

«« and press »9« to conﬁrm.

– Display: »Initialization Please Wait«, the con-

nection to the Internet is being established.

4 Select the »Advanced Setup« menu item with »A« or »S«

and press »

9« to conﬁrm.

5 Select »Device Name« and conﬁrm with »9«.

– The current name of the device appears, in this example, »In-

ternet Radio«.

6 To change the name, press »A« or »S« to select the

»Change« menu item and conﬁrm with »

9«.

– The cursor is at the ﬁrst place of the name.

7 Delete the current name by moving the cursor to the last

position with »

9« and deleting the characters individually with

CLR«.

8 Select the ﬁrst letter with »A« or »S« then move the cursor to

the next position with »

9« and make your next entry.

Notes:

Letters, digits and symbols can also be entered with the number buttons »

1 ... 9«. The sequence of entries of the number button

2«, for example, is 2, A, B, C. After the input the cursor moves

to the next input position.

To correct entries, the cursor can be moved to the right with »9« and to the left with »

8«.

9 Save the new name by pressing »9« again after entering the

last character.

Main Menu USB TAPE

~ Setup

Time Alarm

~ Network Config  3/5

Configuration

Device Status Config Wizard

Advanced Settings>

Edit Device Name

RRCD 3760 WEB >

~ Change >

Change A ^1  Cancel

Edit Device Name ~ PETER

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Selecting information

You can display information on your device and the network in use. Settings cannot be made in this menu.

1 Press »M« to open the main menu.

2 Select the »Setup« menu item with »A« or »S« and press

9« to conﬁrm.

3 Select the »Network Config« menu item with »A« or

«« and press »9« to conﬁrm.

– Display: »Initialization Please Wait«, the con-

nection to the Internet is being established.

4 Select »Device Status« with »A« or »S« and press

9« to conﬁrm.

– The name of the device appears, in this example,

»Internet Radio«.

5 Select other information with »S«.

You can switch back to the previous information by pressing »

A«.

– You receive information on the name of the device, the

ﬁrmware, the hardware, etc.

– »Device Name«, »Firmware Ver.«, »Bootloader

Ver.«, »Hardware Ver.«, »Network SSID«, »Network Type«, »Encryption«, »WiFi Signal«, »WiFi Channel«, »MAC Address«, »DHCP«, »IP

Address«, »Subnet Mask«, »Gateway IP«, »DNS Server1«, »DNS Server 2«, »Proxy Server«,

»Proxy Hostname«, »Proxy Port«.

– Further explanations of this information can be found in the

glossary starting on page 63.

6 Close the status display with »M«.

Main Menu USB TAPE

~ Setup

Time Alarm

~ Network Config  3/5

Configuration

Advanced Settings

~ Device Status >

Config Wizard

Device Status

Device Name

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Registering the device with the WLAN router with individual settings in the network

These settings require advanced knowledge of the conﬁguration of networks.

1 Press »M« to open the main menu.

2 Select the »Setup« menu item with »A« or »S« and press

9« to conﬁrm.

3 Select the »Network Config« menu item with »A« or

«« and press »9« to conﬁrm.

– Display: »Initialization Please Wait«, the con-

nection to the Internet is being established.

4 Select the »Config Wizard« menu item with »A« or »S«

and press »

9« to conﬁrm.

– The conﬁguration wizard appears.

5 Start the registration process with »9«.

– Display: »Select Network:«, the available networks are

displayed.

6 Select the network with »A« or »S« and conﬁrm with »9«.

– Display: »Network IP:«.

Notes:

If the network is encrypted, »[encrypted]« is displayed after the network name.

Press »9« and enter the network key with the number buttons »

1 ... 9«. The sequence of entries of the number button »2«, for

example, is 2, A, B, C. After the input the cursor moves to the next input position.

Special characters and capital letters can be selected with »

A«

or »S«. To correct entries, the cursor can be moved to the right with »

9«

and to the left with »

8«.

7 Select »Static IP« with »A« or »S« and press »9« to

conﬁrm.

– Display: »IP Address«.

Notes:

For the entries in the following operating steps, please observe the following:

The cursor can be moved to the right with »

9« and to the left

with »

8«.

Enter letters, digits and symbols with the number buttons »1 ... 0«. The sequence of entries of the number button »

2«, for example,

is 2, A, B, C. After the input the cursor moves to the next input position.

Main Menu USB AUX

~ Setup

Time Alarm

~ Network Config  3/4

Configuration

Advanced Settings Device Status

Config Wizard

Select Network: ~ GIMDSL >

Edit IP Address:

000.000.000.000



Cancel

Select Network: ~

GIMDSL [encrypted]

Enter WEP codes1:

 Cancel

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8 Select the »Change« menu item with »A« or »S« and press

9« to conﬁrm.

Enter the required software address. After entering the last character, the next menu – »Subnet Mask« – is displayed.

9 Select the »Change« menu item with »A« or »S« and press

9« to conﬁrm.

Enter the number of the subnet mask. After entering the last character the next menu – »Gateway IP« – is displayed.

10 Select the »Change« menu item with »A« or »S« and press

9« to conﬁrm.

Enter the required IP of the gateway. After entering the last character, the next menu – »DNS Server Pref« – is displayed.

11 Select menu item »Change« with »A« or »S« and conﬁrm

with »

9«.

Enter the required DNS IP (domain name system). After entering the last character, the next menu – »DNS Server Alte« – is displayed.

12 Select the »Change« menu item with »A« or »S« and press

9« to conﬁrm.

Enter the required DNS IP (domain name system). After entering the last character the next menu – »Enable Proxy « – is dis- played.

Note:

If you do not have a proxy server installed in your system, select »No« with »

A« or »

« and conﬁrm with »9«.

Continue the setting from step

15.

If you have a proxy server installed in your system, select »Yes« with »

A« or »

« and conﬁrm with »9«.

13 Select the »Change« menu item with »A« or »S« and press

9« to conﬁrm.

Enter the required host name. After entering the last character the next menu – »Proxy Port« – is displayed.

14 Select the »Change« menu item with »A« or »S« and press

9« to conﬁrm.

Enter the required proxy port. After entering the last character the last menu – »Config Complet« – is displayed.

DNS Server 1

0.65.41.96

Change

DNS Server 2

0.0.0.0.

Change

Enable Proxy ~

Yes

Proxy Hostname:

Change

Proxy Port:

Change

Subnet Mask:

0.0.0.0.

Change

Gateway IP:

0.0.0.0.

Change

IP Address:

000.000.000.000

Change

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15 To conﬁrm the settings, select »Yes« with »A« or »S« and

conﬁrm with »

9«.

– Display: »Config Complete Applying Settings«,

the settings are saved.

Note:

If you do not want to save the settings, select »No« with »A« or »

« and conﬁrm with »9«. The settings are cancelled.

16 After successful registration, the menu items »Internet

Radio« and »Favourites« are displayed and access to the

Internet has been established.

Config Complete ~ Apply Settings? >

 No Yes~

~ Internet Radio > ~ Favorites >

1/2

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Technical data

This device is noise-suppressed according to the applicable EU directives. This product fulﬁls the European directives 2006/95/EC and 2004/ 108/EC. This device conforms to the safety regulation DIN EN 60065 (VDE 0860) and therefore the international safety regulation IEC 60065. Never open the device casing. No warranty claims are accepted for damage caused by improper handling.

This device may be used in the following countries:

Belgium Latvia Portugal Spain Denmark Liechtenstein Romania Czech Republic Germany Lithuania Russia Hungary Estonia Luxemburg Sweden Finland The Netherlands Switzerland France Norway Slovenia Italy Austria Croatia Poland

Further information can be found under the following Internet addresses:

http://ec.europa.eu/enterprise/rtte/weblinks.htm

System

Power supply:

Operating voltage: 230 V

Mains frequency: 50/60 Hz Max. power consumption: 31 W Power consumption in standby: ≤ 3,8 W Battery operation: 6 x 1.5 V (LR20/AM1/D size)

Ampliﬁer unit

Output:

Sine wave power: 2 x 2.0 W Audio power: 2 x 2.5 W

Receiver unit

Reception range:

FM 87.5 ...108.0 MHz

WLAN

Network standard:

IEEE 802.11b IEEE 802.11g

Transfer rate:

802.11b: 11, 5.5, 2, 1 Mbps

802.11g: 54, 48, 36, 24, 18, 12, 9, 6 Mbps

Operating channels:

13 (based on the router)

Security:

Hardware-WEP-Engine (64/128-Bit); WEP-Weak-Key-Avoidance (WEPplus), TKIP, Hardware-AES-Engine with support for CCM and OCB, 802.1x, SSN WPA, WPA2

USB

USB 2.0 compatible for format FAT 32/16

Memory cards

SD and MMC

Dimensions and weight

Device dimensions: W x H x D 420 x 166 x 280 mm

Device weight: approx. 3.2 kg

Technical and design modiﬁcations reserved.

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CLASS 1

LASER PRODUCT

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General information on laser devices

Your device is a CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT. This means that the laser is designed in such a way as to ensure that the maximum permissible emission value cannot be exceeded under any circumstances.

Caution:

If operating devices or methods other than those speciﬁed here are employed, it may lead to dangerous exposure to emissions. This device emits laser radiation. Because of the danger of eye injuries, the unit may only be opened or serviced by trained personnel. If settings other than those stated here are used or other procedures are carried out, this may lead to dangerous exposure to radiation.

Troubleshooting

Not every kind of sound interference is caused by a defect in your device. Cables that have accidentally been disconnected, damaged CDs and ﬂat batteries for the remote control will impair functioning. If the following measures do not resolve the problem satisfactorily, please visit www.grundig.com, product range: audio, CD radio recorder or contact your specialist dealer.

General faults

Problem

No sound.

The device does not respond to button commands.

The remote control does not work.

Poor radio reception.

Tracks on a CD are skipped.

CD-Rs or CD-RWs are not played back, or are played back incorrectly.

Possible cause/remedy

The volume setting is too low – increase the volume. The headphones are plugged in – disconnect the headphones. Power cable is not properly connected, connect the power cable properly. Mute is activated, deactivate mute.

Static electrical discharge. Switch off the device, disconnect the power cable and plug it in again after a few seconds.

The batteries are flat. Replace the batteries. The remote control is out of range of the device.

Weak FM stereo signal, switch to mono. Interference from electrical devices such as televisions, video recorders, computers, neon lamps, thermostats or motors. Keep the device away from such equipment.

The CD is damaged or dirty – replace the CD or clean it. The PROGRAM (playlist) or RANDOM functions are active.

Deactivate the functions.

Faulty software or hardware settings during burning or the CD itself. Check the components of your CD burner/software or change the CD being used.

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Internet faults

Messages from the device

Streaming faults

Problem

WLAN network not found.

Connection to router not established.

Music playback is brieﬂy interrupted.

Possible cause/remedy

– WLAN network is deactivated, switch on the WLAN network. – SSID is suppressed on the router; display SSID on the router. – Distance to router is too large; reduce distance to router.

– MAC address of the device is not enabled on the router;

enable MAC address on the router.

– Data transfer from the router is encrypted; enter the network key

(WEP or WPA) on the device (see p. 21).

If this does not help, check the entire router configuration. High network usage on the radio station server.

Message

Network problem check conﬁg.

Wait

Track not found

Possible cause/remedy

– WLAN network is deactivated; switch on the WLAN network. – Range problem: move the device closer to the router or install

an external repeater.

– Other networks are transmitting on the same channel;

change channel settings on the router, then repeat the registration procedure (p. 20).

– Indicates a search in the network for the selected radio station.

When this is displayed, navigation in the menu is not possible.

– The selected radio station is currently not available. The broad-

caster has ceased operation or only broadcasts at certain times. The maximum permitted number of users has been reached.

– The selected track is currently not available. The track has

been deleted, moved or renamed on the storage medium.

Problem

The music archive (UPnP server) is not displayed in the »Client« menu.

The music archive (UPnP server) is displayed in the »Client« menu, however no connection is made.

The music archive is empty. Display »Unsorted List«

Possible cause/remedy

– Switch on the PC or external hard drive (NAS). – Start UPnP server.

– Check the setting of the firewall (if installed) for the UPnP server

and correct if necessary.

– Enable the device on the UPnP server in use.

– Enable the folder on the UPnP server. The list of the music archive is not completely sorted.

Please wait until the UPnP server software in use has completely sorted the music archive.

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Cleaning the CD and CD unit

If the device is unable to scan CDs properly, use a standard, commercially available cleaning CD to clean the laser optics. Other cleaning methods may damage the laser optics. Use a lint-free cloth for cleaning the CD and always wipe it from the inside out in a straight line. Do not use cleaning agents for conventional vinyl discs, nor any solvents or abrasive cleaners.

Cleaning the tape drive

To guarantee good recording and playback quality, clean the parts shown after every 50 hours of use, or once a month. Open the tape compartment, moisten a cotton swab with alcohol or a special head-cleaning ﬂuid and clean the idler, the capstan and the magnetic heads. Close the tape compartment. You can also play a cleaning cassette to clean the magnetic heads. Protect your tapes against moisture, dust, heat and cold. Do not store your tapes near devices with strong magnetic ﬁelds such as television sets or stereo speakers. After using a tape, put it back in its protective case.

Environmental note

This product is manufactured from high-quality parts and materials which can be reused and recycled. Therefore, do not dispose of the product along with normal household waste at the end of its service life. Take it to a collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. The symbol on the product, in the operating manual or on the packaging indicates that recycling is possible. Please ﬁnd out about collection points operated by your local authority. Help protect the environment by recycling used products.

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CE declaration of conformity

You can ﬁnd the CE declaration of conformity for the RRCD 3760 WEB in the form of a pdf ﬁle on the enclosed CD-ROM.

Licence conditions

This product is protected by the intellectual property rights of NEMS and BridgeCo. The use or distribution of such technology outside of this product is prohibited unless under licence from NEMS and BridgeCo or an authorised subsidiary.

This product is protected by the intellectual property rights of the Microsoft Corporation. The use or distribution of such technology outside of this product is prohibited unless under licence from Microsoft or an authorised subsidiary.

Content providers use the digital rights management technology for Windows Media contained in this device (“WM-DRM”) to protect the integrity of their content (“Secure Content”) so that their intellectual property, including copyright, in such content is not misappropriated. This device uses WM-DRM software to play Secure Content (“WM-DRM Software”). If the security of the WM-DRM software in this device has been compromised, owners of Secure Content (“Secure Content Owners”) may request that Microsoft revoke the WM-DRM software’s right to acquire new licenses to copy, display and/or play Secure Content. This revocation does not aﬀect the ability of the WM-DRM software to playback unprotected content. A list of revoked WM-DRM software is sent to your device whenever you download a license for Secure Content from the Internet or from a PC. Microsoft may, in conjunction with such licenses, also download revocation lists onto your device on behalf of Secure Content Owners.

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Glossary

Boot loader version

Boot loader is a software application that is loaded by the ﬁrmware of a device from a boot-capable medium and then executed. The boot loader then loads further parts of the operating system.

Domain name system

The domain name system (DNS) is one of the most important services on the Internet. Its main function is to convert Internet address into the corresponding IP address.

Firmwareversion

Firmware is the term used for software that is embedded in a programmed chip (microcontroller). It is mostly stored in a ﬂash memory, an EPROM or an EEPROM. The ﬁrmware contains functions for the control of the Ovation.

Gateway IP

A gateway allows networks, which may be based on completely different protocols, to communicate with each other. In the home area, a combination of the router and the DSL modem are used as an Internet gateway.

Hardware version

Hardware in this context means the device. This includes all components such as processor, display, etc.

IP address

An IP address (Internet protocol address) is used to uniquely identify the address of computers and other devices in an IP network. The most well-known network in which IP addresses are used in the Internet. Here, for example, web servers are addressed using the IP address. The IP address can be provided automatically by the router (automatic address) or it is entered manually in the router (staticaddress). If it is entered manually, this address must also be entered in the device.

NAS (network access storage)

The abbreviation NAS is used for devices that provide data from a hard drive to a network.

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Network name (SSID)

The network name (SSID – service set identiﬁer) is the term used for the identiﬁcation of a wireless network that is based on IEEE 802.11. Every wireless LAN has a conﬁgurable SSID, which uniquely identiﬁes the wireless network. The character sequence of the network name can be up to 32 characters in length. If is conﬁgured in the base station (access point) of a wireless LAN and set on all clients which access it.

Network mask

The network mask or net mask, also sometimes referred to as subnet mask is a bit mask that separates an IP address into a network part and a device/host part. It is used in IP networks to make routing decisions.

Private IP address

Private IP address belong to particular IP address ranges that are not routed in the Internet. The can be used by anybody for private networks such as LANs. Many computer networks require complete connectivity at IP level, but only limited access to the Internet. If such a computer network has a private IP address range, it forms an intranet which cannot be accessed from the Internet as the Internet routers ignore private address ranges. A gateway or router that is placed in this private network and which also has a public address in the Internet as well as a private IP address, makes the connection to the Internet. This can be performed by a proxy or using NAT/PAT/Masquerading. As the used address range can only be seen within the private network, the same range can also be used in other private networks. The unique nature of an IP address required by the Internet protocol, is ensured by this restricted visibility.

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Proxy server

A proxy or proxy server is a service program for computer networks that administers data transfer. It makes data transfer faster, can also increase security by implementing access control mechanisms. The transfer is conducted between computers or programs in computer networks. On the server side, the proxy acts as a client, on the client side it acts as a server.

Router

A router is a network component that links several computer networks. The router analyses (on the basis of layer 3 information) the network packages of a protocol it receives and forwards it to the intended destination network. Conventional routers work on layer 3 of the application layer. A router has an interface for every network connected to it. When data is received, the router determines the correct path to the destination and thereby the suitable interface via which the data can be transferred. For this it uses a locally available routing table that speciﬁes via which router connection a particular network can be reached.

Security (WEP/WPA)

WEP (wired equivalent privacy) is the standard encryption algorithm for WLAN. It controls both access to the network as well as ensuring the conﬁdentiality and integrity of data. This procedure is seen as insecure nowadays. For this reason, more modern WLAN installations should use the more secure WPA encryption.

V-Tuner

Service provider that provides Internet radio stations.

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Wi-Fi

The Wi-Fi Alliance is an organisation that has taken on the task of certifying products from diﬀerent manufacturers on the basis of the IEEE-

802.11 standard and thereby ensuring that diﬀerent wireless devices can operate in parallel. On 31 October 2002 the consortium announced a new encryption technology – Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) – a part of the (then) forthcoming IEEE standard 802.11i which would replace the WEP encryption procedure which was already regarded as insecure before the new standard came into force. After 802.11i came into force, the Wi-Fi group coined the term WPA2. IEEE 802.11e is an industrial standard of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) and a supplement to the wireless LAN standard IEEE 802.11 for supporting quality of service.

802.11e works according to a similar principle to the QoS procedure DiﬀServ. Data packages in the WLAN are marked by the sender and the access point is stopped in order to handle packages with higher priority. With the aid of 802.11e real-time application such as Voice over IP are better supported as they require a certain bandwidth in the network so that the connection is not interrupted if other network traﬃc places too great a burden on the available data transfer rate.

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