Opalum FLOW, STREAM Setup Manual

Opalum® FLOW series Opalum® STREAM series Wireless setup guide
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Wireless setup guide
The Control Hub of the Opalum FLOW and STEAM series speaker systems is sold in two versions, with and without wireless LAN (WLAN) support. This guide applies to WLAN enabled units only.
There are two ways of connecting the Control Hub to your wireless network. Either by push-button or by USB configuration. Push-button connection is recommended for most users.
In this guide a lot of third party applications are mentioned. Opalum/Actiwave AB can in no case be made responsible for damage or loss, direct or indirect, caused by the use of third party applications. Help and support issues concerning third party applications should be directed to their respective creator. The names of these third party applications are properties of their respective owners.
Contents Page
Push-button connection (recommended) 2
Connection by USB configuration 3
Verifying that the Opalum system is connected to the network 6
Introduction to DLNA 7
User scenarios 9
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Push-button connection (recommended)
The easiest way of connecting the Control Hub to your wireless network is by using the push-button on your wireless home router. Connection by push-button is supported by most fairly new routers. The name of this feature varies from vendor to vendor. Common names are WPS, QSS or PBC. The routers push-button may also be indicated by just a figure. On some routers this feature needs to be enabled before use, please consult your routers user manual if that is the case. If your router does not support connection by push-button please see “Connection by USB configuration” below.
To connect by push-button:
1. Disconnect the DC power from the Control Hub. See fig 1. (Make sure
the power supply is connected to the wall socket).
2. Wait for at least three minutes1.
3. Connect the DC power to the Control Hub. See fig 2. The status led on the
Control Hub should now start flashing white.
4. Now, within one minute, push the connection push-button on your wireless
router2.
5. After a while the Control Hub will automatically shut down.
The wireless network setup is now done. To verify network connection please start the Opalum system using
the remote control. Turn to green source. When the status led on the Control Hub stops flashing and goes solid green, the system should show up as a media rendering device on your network.
To verify network connection please see “Verifying that the Opalum system is connected to the network”.
1 Due to the Control Hub's ultra low power consumption three minutes without power is needed to allow for a clean reboot. 2 On some routers the push-button needs to be pushed and held for some seconds.
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Connection by USB configuration
To configure network connection by USB you will need the following:
Empty USB stick memory.
Windows PC (preferably with wireless network support).
Internet connection to download the OpalumWirelessConfig configuration utility.
To configure by USB
1. Disconnect the DC power from the Control Hub. See fig 3. (Make sure
the power supply is connected to the wall socket).
2. Insert a USB stick memory into your PC and make sure it is empty.
3. Download the OpalumWirelessConfig configuration utility from
http://www.opalum.com/download/OpalumWirelessConfig.exe and save it
to your empty USB stick memory. Save the file from your internet browser, do not run the file directly. If your browser automatically saves files in a default hard drive folder, please move the file from there to the USB stick memory. Important: The OpalumWirelessConfig.exe-file must be placed at the root of your USB stick memory (not inside any folder).
4. Run the OpalumWirelessConfig utility from your USB stick memory (double-click the file in windows
explorer). If windows “User account control” box shows up, click yes to proceed. The following screen will be displayed:
5. If your computer has a wireless network card you may automatically scan for available networks. If this is
the case select “Search for available networks”, click Next and continue reading on step 6. If you prefer to manually configure the network settings, or want to use a static IP address, select “Configure manually”, click Next and continue reading on step 9.
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