Mutant Wi-Fi / FM Radio, Pocket Size Internet/FM Radio User Manual

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Quick Start Guide

Press and hold the Power Button for more than 3 seconds to turn on the
radio. The green power indicator

illuminates.

Wi-Fi Internet Radio

Slide the

Wi-Fi / FM

Radio switch on the top of the radio to

Wi-Fi.
The radio automatically scans for available Wi-Fi network and display on the
list. Select your Wi-Fi net

work

using the

Navitation

Tuning

Knob

and
press the Enter Button.
The

Preferred Station will then start to play automatically if the network

is

connected. Once connection

is

made, you may press the Back Button to

access the Main Menu and start

to

explore the wo rld of Internet Radio.

If

a secure network

is

chosen, you will be prompted to enter your network

security key or passphrase

accordingly.
Note: This security key or passphrase is found from your wireless router.
Check your

wireless router for details.

To

enter the Key,

turn the

Navitation

Tuning

Knob

anticlockwise for
letters and clockwise for numbers.
Press the Enter Button after each individual character is entered.
Press and hold the Enter Button for 3 seconds

to

enter the completed key

or passphrase.

FM Radio

Slide the

Wi-Fi / FM

Radio switch on the top of the radio to

FM.

Press the

Back

Button

to access the

FM

Main Menu.

Use the

Navitation

Tuning

Knob

to

navigate down to Auto Program,

then press the Enter Button.
Press the Enter Button

to

delete previously stored channels and scan for

new radio stations.

II

User

Manual

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Appendix A Internet

Radio

Menu

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Appendix

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Introduction

Thank you for purchasing Pocket Size Portable InternetlFM Radio. Now you

can listen to more than

12,000 radio stations from

all

over the world. These

stations cover

all

kinds of broadcastings like entertainment , news, music,

sports, etc. We hope it

will help

to

enrich your life.

The

internet radio

works

by

connecting

a real-

time

database

of

radio

stations , known as portal. This internet radio

is

implemented

wit

h portal,

vTu

ner

(one

of

the

leaders

in

internet

radio

portal

industry)

. vTuner

constantly updates its radio station database by adding new stations and

deleting those permanently off air stations.

Radio stations

in

the database are grouped by region, genre and interest.

Once a specific radio station

is

selected from the internet radio station list, a

direct connection

is

established between the radio station and your internet

radio. A

re

volutionary radio listening experience starts from here.

To

be able to use the internet radio, a wireless

(Wi-Fi)

router/access point,

connection to your broadband internet services

is

required. Before you start,

make sure that the wireless router/access point equipment

is

switched on

and broadband internet service

is

available.

If

necessary, please refer to

II

the wireless access equipment instructions, or contact the network service
providers.

Packaging and Specifications

Packaging

Before

proceeding,

check

your

packaging

and

verify

the

following

accessories are included, if any

parts

are missing, please

contact

your

distributor.

1.

Pocket Size Portable Internet/FM Radio.

2. USB Charging

Cable.

3. Carrying Pouch.

4.

User Manual.

Specifications

Wi-Fi:

1. WLAN:

wireless 802.11 big. WEP I WPA security compatibility.

2. Receive more than

12,000

radio stations worldwide, using the vTuner

portal.

3. 12 user definable preset stations.

4.

User definable bookmarked stations.

FM:

1. Frequency range: 87.5 MHz

-1

08MHz.

2.

Supports Radio Data System(RDS).

3.

30 user definable preset stations.

Battery:

1.

Built

in

1500mAh

Li-ion

polymer

battery.

More

than

10

hours

of

continuous operation from fully charged (Power saving mode enabled).

2.

Charge time about 5 hours

3. Maximum charging current:

500mA.

General:

1. Integral speaker:

2W.

2.

3.5-mm stereo earphone jack.

3. Measurements: 72.9mm*125.1 mm*23.2mm(H *W*

D).

4.

Weight: 162.7g.

II

Control Buttons

•

Power

/Charge

indicator

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USB

chargin

Connection

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Wi-Fi/FM

Switch

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Navigation

Tuming

Knob

LCD

Display.

Back

Button •

Enter

Button

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Volume Control •

--Power

Button.

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Hold

Switch.

Earphone Jack •

(3.5mm)

Control Buttons

Wi-Fi / FM

Switch

Switches mode between Wi-F

i /

FM

radio reception.

Back

Button

Pre

ss to go back to the previous menu.

Volume Control

Adjust the Volume control. "+" means increasing the
volume, "-" means decreasing the volume.

Power

Button

Power on/off by Press and Hold for 3 seconds.

Hold

Switch

L

ock

all

of the button s except the Wi-Fi /

FM

Switch

to avoid accidental adjustment.

Earphone

Jack

Connect earphones to listen to the radio

or

connect to

(3.Smm)

an

external speaker system.

LCD

Display Screen that display contents.

Enter

Button

Press to confirm selections.

Navigation Turning

Turn to navigate through

se

lections.

Knob

Reset

Button

If

the device fails to function properly, press the button

to reset the radio .

USB Charging

Charge the

internal battery v

ia

the USB charging

Connection

connection, either directly via a computer,

or

using the

power adaptor(Optional).

III

Internet

Radio

Display

Types

Normal Screen

The

normal screen

is

the default screen generated when the unit

is

powered

on.

It

displays the station name and icons for W

i-Fi

signal strength, streaming

media format / preset number / frequency

and

battery status.

It

also displays

an

y additional text available for the cur rently selected station

in

a scrolling

information

area.

Examples

of

the Normal Screen whilst playing:

T.

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WMA32K

KOIT Lite Rock Less Talk!

Playing

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Menu Screen

A menu screen displa

ys

a list

of

options, with the currently selected option

shown

highlighted.

If

more than four options

are

available, up

and

down arrows

are

displayed

on

the right hand side of the screen.

Example Menu Screen:

Information Screen

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Network Settings -

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Scan for Networks

Edit Settings
Stored Networks
Network

Information 1

Back Select

Information

screens are used to display messages to the

user.

They time out

after 5 seconds,

unless they

are

used to indicate progress

via

a progress

bar.

Example Information Screen:

ERROR! Stati

on

list
Unavailable.
Please

try again later

If)

Query Screen

A query screen

is

used to offer the user a choice. Queries

are

worded

so

that

you can respond with a yes

(Se

lect) or a

no

(Back).

Example Query Screen:

Internet Radio Menus

Do

you

want

to

revert

to

backup version

of

firmware

and reboot?

Back

Select

The structure of the Internet Radio's rnenus

is

shown

in

Appendix

A.

Presets

Displays a list of preset stations. The preset stations

are

stored on the memory

of the device. Up to 12 presets

can

be stored within the radio.

Favorites

Bookmarks
Displays a list of favourite stations that are saved

as

favorites ,

in

the vTuner

portal. Use the vTuner portal to activate the favorites function, with

in

your

portable internet radio! See later

in

this manual for personal and unique access

to the v Tuner

portal.

Added Stations
Stations that you can add

manually to the vTuner portal. This

is

for stations that

are not

already part

of

the vTuner database, but rather stations that you can

add by

yourself. See later

in

this manual for personal and unique access to the

vTuner

portal.

Most

Popular Stations

Displays a list of the most popular stations,

as

measured by the vTuner portal.

All

Stations

Once connected to the vTuner portal, this shows the top

level

menu to allow

you to navigate down to find your desired radio station.
Local Stations

According

to

the current location of the

radiO,

it displays the local stations

in

that

country.
Locations

Choose a country and browse for a radio station

in

that location. Choose the

continent

firstly and then the specific country.

Genres
Browse for a radio station based on the genre of the stations, e.g.

classic, pop,

rock, etc.

New Stations
Locate any new stations which

are

recent additions to the vTuner database.