Philips WACS5 Quick start guide

Connect/Setup

Enjoy

FAQ

Wireless Music Center + Station
WACS5

Quick start guide

Read Me First!

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Wireless Music Center WAC5

What’s in the box

Wireless Music

Station WAS5

User manual

Quick start guide

Station’s remote control

1xCR2025 battery

Center’s remote control

4xAAA batteries

PC installer

Connect to your PC

1 x Ethernet cable

• Remove the protective plastic tab from the Station’s remote control

• Insert 4 AAA batteries into Center’s remote control as shown

Audio cables

for

Center

for

Station

Station’s AC adaptor

Station’s stand

Center’s remote control

Station’s remote control

Before using the remote control:

Audio cables

Set up Wi-Fi connection between Center and Station

Connect/Setup

Center

Station

AC

AC

The first time you set up the Wi-Fi connection, place

WAC 5

Center and WAS5 Station side by side on a flat

and firm surface

Connect WACS5 to power supply, first the Center and then the
Station
Center/Station: • The screen lights up.Auto installation/connection

starts

•You will enter HD (Harddisk) mode when the
installation/connection is finished

Relocate Center and Station as desired: plug and stream*

• Simply unplug your Center or Station and power them up in different
rooms.

•You will be able to stream the harddisk music between Center and
Station

IMPORTANT!

•Turn off the wireless router nearby if there is difficulty in connecting
your Center and Station.

•Avoid thick walls. Separating your Center and Station by 2 or more walls

may cause poor streaming connection.

•For better Wi-Fi reception, you can turn the Wi-Fi antenna, or adjust the

location of your Center and Station.

: indicates maximum reception; : indicates minimum reception

•To connect more Stations to your WAC5 Center, see User Manual,

HD: Station management.

* Streaming is the process describing data is pulled between places, which

can be multiple places.

Before starting the Wi-Fi connection, check your Center and Station are away

from the source of interference, for example: plasma TVs, microwave ovens,

DECT phones, bluetooth devices, cordless phones and other Wi-Fi products.

Antenna

Antenna

(HD stands for
Harddisk mode)