Magnum Dynalab MD-806T User Manual

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Magnum Dynalab MD 806 T

Internet Media Tuner

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

BEFORE DOING THIS PLEASE START
READING AT PAGE 4 FOR SETUP OF
UNIT

QUICKSTART:
TURN ON UNIT WITH MAIN POWER
SWITCH ON FRONT OF UNIT

Hooking up to the WIRELESS Internet
service

1. Tap the Settings Menu

2. go to Network Settings

3. go to network wizard, go to wireless

, a list of routers will be shown

4 go to the name of your service

provider or name of the router

5 it will ask for your password or

security code which if you have not
set one up it will be the key number
or the number by the wireless
symbol on your router. You must
use your password if you have set
one up, if you can not find it , call
your service provider.

6 the screen will then say connected
7 go back to the main screen ( push

the X on the main screen) and
choose what menu you want to work
with ie: internet radio, FM

Trouble Shooting:

1. If the wizard does not give you a list of

routers go back to the Network

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2. Settings and tap on the manual menu

then tap on add wireless network , it
will show DHCP yes and no , tap on yes,
enter the password for your router or
the security code
See step 5 above, the screen will
show connected

3. go back to the main screen (push the X

on the main screen ) and choose the
menu you want to work with, ie:
internet radio, Fm

LAN HOOKUP ( hard wire hookup )

1. Run a cable form the router to the
back of the unit and under settings go to
Network Wizzard ,go to wired network, go
to step 5 above

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS ........................... 3

DEAR VALUED CUSTOMER ................. 4

UNPACKING YOUR MD TUNER ......... 5

SETTING UP THE MD INTERNET

MEDIA TUNER ....................................... 6

FEATURES OF THE MD 806 ................ 7

DISPLAY FUNCTIONS AND .................. 8

USAGE ................................................... 8

MENU SCREEN OPERATION ................ 9

SHARING MEDIA WITH WINDOWS

MEDIA PLAYER ................................... 14

MUSIC PLAYER MODE (NETWORK

AND USB) ........................................... 15

SHARED MEDIA (FROM UPnP MEDIA SERVER)

........................................................... 15

DAB RADIO MODE .............................. 17

FM RADIO MODE ................................ 18

IMAGE/FUNCTIONS OF RF-20

REMOTE ............................................... 20

NOW PLAYING INFORMATION .......... 10

INTERNET TUNER MODE ................... 11

INTERNET TUNER CONNECTION SETUP ..... 11

INTERNET RADIO PORTAL

REGISTRATION .................................... 12

FAVORITES .......................................... 13

SETTING UP A MUSIC SERVER ......... 14

USER INFORMATION .......................... 22

DIGITAL OUT HOOKUP ..................... 23

TROUBLE SHOOTING .......................... 24

DIAGRAM OF MD 806 INTERNET

MEDIA TUNER .................................... 20

DIAGRAM OF MD 806 INTERNET

MEDIA TUNER .................................... 21

SAFETY SHEET .................................... 25

LIMITED WARRANTY ......................... 27

SPECIFICATIONS MD 806 T ......... 28

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Dear Valued Customer

Thank you for choosing the Magnum Dynalab Internet Media Tuner. Great care has
been given to the design, manufacturing and selection of components for the

Internet Media Tuner.

for many years.

When using these high grade components, a considerable length of time is required
for the
continuously for 3 days in order to fully warm up its components.

Once again, thank you for including a MAGNUM DYNALAB product in your
entertainment system. We are sure that you will have years of listening pleasure
from your
at www.magnumdynalab.com, and if there is anything else we can do, please call us
on our toll free number, 1-800-551-4130, or contact us via email:

[e-mail].

Respectfully yours,
Larry Zurowski

President

MD 806 Internet Media Tuner

MD 806 Internet Media Tuner

This complete process ensures optimum listening enjoyment

to reach its full potential. Have the tuner run

. Please be sure to register your product

MD

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UNPACKING YOUR MD Tuner

Carefully inspect all sides of the
shipping carton for damage. If there
are marks or holes in the carton make
note of the location in relation to the
unit inside. Any obvious dents or scuff
marks should alert you to the
possibility of damage. Carefully remove
the MD Wi Fi Tuner Plus from the end
caps and wrapping, inspect all sides.
Pay special attention to the
corresponding areas on the unit where
damage was found to the shipping
carton. If damage is evident, document
the type and extent of the damage,
then repack the unit and call the
dealer.

KINDLY DO NOT SEND THE UNIT
BACK TO THE SHIPPER UNTIL YOU
HAVE BEEN ASKED TO DO SO.

DO NOT DISCARD THE PACKING
MATERIALS AND CARTONS. Should
there be a necessity to return the unit
for any reason, it must arrive safely
and suitably packaged in order for our
receiver to accept it from the carrier.
If the unit has incurred damage as a
result of improper packaging, it is not
likely that a claim for the damage
against the carrier will be successful.

Likewise, we will ship your unit back to
you only in factory-approved packaging,
however, if the unit were to arrive at
the factory on anything other than
factory approved packaging, we
reserve the right to return the unit in
factory-approved packaging and charge
the cost of the packaging to the
shipper. This is the only way we can

assure you of a safe return (damage
by carrier excepted).

External resources
To operate the MD 806, the following
external resources are needed:

• a power source (100-240 V mains

supply),

• a wired (Ethernet) or wireless (Wi-

Fi) network (provided through a
router) with appropriate
permissions and password if
necessary (for Internet Tuner and
Network Music player modes),

• broadband Internet access (for

Internet Tuner mode and Internet
Software Update),

• a music library stored on the

network or on a USB mass storage
device (for Music player modes),

• an external audio source (for Aux in

mode).

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SETTING UP THE MD Internet

Media Tuner

1. Position the tuner away from any

spot which may have extremes in
temperatures.

2. Place the tuner on a very rigid

surface capable of holding 75
pounds (34 KG).

3. It is important that the tuner is not

covered and it is not installed in a
closed area where there is little air
circulation. Ensure at least 2” of
clearance on the left and right of
the device, and 5” of clearance
above the unit to allow for proper
ventilation.

4. Connect the tuner to your

preamplifier or integrated amplifier
using a set of cables consistent
with the caliber of your system.
Select the input you chose on your
preamplifier/Integrated. Note: Be
sure that the preamplifier volume is
set to zero.

5. If hardwiring your Wi Fi Tuner Plus,

connect the Ethernet cable to the
Ethernet port, and the FM antenna
cable to the RF input, on the back
of the unit.

6. Unwrap the EIA AC cord and plug

the EIA end into the rear socket
marked
end of the AC cord into a
120/220/230/240 volt
continuous AC power supply. Be
sure that the voltage marked on

Power Input

. Plug the other

the rear of the unit is the same as
the AC source that you are using.

7. Press the power button on the

front panel of the unit to the ON
position, you can touch the screen
with the styles provided , do not
use a sharp point to touch the
screen as it may damage the
surface. The screen will turn on
displaying the Magnum Dynalab
Logo as the MD 806 is warming

up.
The unit will then display the different
modes that are available to you, push
the logo of the mode you wish to
operate in.

Go to the settings mode and follow the
instructions on page 11

** CHECK TO MAKE SURE THE UNIT
IS SET UP FOR THE PROPER VOLTAGE
**
(Check for unit’s voltage marked on
rear panel) then plug the tuner’s AC
power cord into an AC power source.
Be sure to use a continuous power
source so as to allow the stand-by
mode feature to function properly.
The tuner’s audio output is muted in
the stand-by mode.

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FEATURES OF THE MD 806

Magnum Dynalab has worked hard to create the perfect addition to your home
listening system while maintaining the impossibly high standards of quality Magnum
Dynalab is known for around the world. The MD 806 combines the engineering from
our flagship MD 109 World Source Platform with the audio board design of our new
MD 309 Hybrid Integrated Amplifier allowing you, our customer to enjoy over
20,000 Tuner stations worldwide, and for the first time with the Magnum Dynalab
performance our listeners have come to expect.

FEATURES/FUNCTIONS & APPLICATIONS

o Internet Tuner with access to over 15,000 stations worldwide, “listen again”

broadcasts and podcasts

o Music player allowing easy navigation and playback through a USB or network­stored library of music files including AAC+, Real, MP3 and WMA

o DAB/DAB+ digital Tuner with a wide choice of channels and digital quality sound
broadcast free-to-air

o FM with RDS (Tuner Data System)

o Large 3.5 inch display for easy control and clear information display plus status
icons

o Remote control giving you remote access from anywhere in your room

o Multiple network profiles for easy setup and portability

o Multiple languages

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UI Screen Buttons Function/usage
Home: takes you back to main menu icon screen.
Close
Back: Return to previous screen.

Directory: In play mode, this button may be used to return to the last track list or
station list.
Preset: Radio modes: Press to select; There are 10 presets each for DAB and FM
modes.
Add to presets

Information: View more information about the station or track playing. Touch button
to show a separate information screen covering the whole play screen area.

DISPLAY FUNCTIONS AND

USAGE

MENU SCREEN OPERATION

The MD 806 has three types of menu:

The Main menu allows access to all
modes and settings functions.

Each mode has a menu, with options
specific to that mode. For example, the
DAB Tuner mode menu has five options:
Scan, Edit favorites, DRC, manual tune

and Prune invalid stations.

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The system Settings menu allows access
to system settings and information such
as time, equalizer, network, backlight
settings and miscellaneous settings.

Menus with more options than will fit on
one screen have a scroll bar. The scroll
bar to the right of the screen shows if
there are further options above or below
those visible.
Some menus, for example the Settings

menu, have several submenus.