Philips Wireless Audio Device Manager Device Manager Instruction

About Wireless Audio Device Manager (WADM)

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With Wireless Audio Device Manager (WADM),you can:

– Connect Philips Wireless Music Center and your PC through the supplied Ethernet cable (see

the manual Connect to your PC)

– Manage the contents of Philips Wireless Music Center on your PC, including:

• Tr ansfer music files from your PC to Philips Wireless Music Center;

• Edit track information;

• Create and rename playlists;

• Backup Philips Wireless Music Center’s music files on your PC;

• Restore the backup files to Philips Wireless Music Center

– Manage the settings of Philips Wireless Music Center on your PC, including:

• Manage the network settings of Philips Wireless Music Center;

• Update Center’s built-in Gracenote®music recognition service database to obtain the latest disc

information;

• Upgrade the firmware of Philips Wireless Music Center

Using Wireless Audio Device Manager (WADM)

Launch the Wireless Audio Device Manager (WADM) after you have setup the connection between the

center and your PC and installed the WADM (see Connect to your PC)

There are 4 functional buttons: Content management, Device configuration, Backup content, Restore content. Click one of the buttons to access your desired function

In Content management,you can

• Playback the music files;

• Tr ansfer music files from your PC to Center;

• Edit track information for Center’s music files;

• Create and rename playlists for Center’s music files

In Device configuration,you can

• In the sub-menu System, display the name of Center

• In the sub-menu Wired Network, Wireless Network and Internet Setting, manage the

network settings of Center

• In the sub-menu Firmware upgrade, upgrade the firmware of Center

• In the sub-menu CD Database update, update Center’s built-in Gracenote®music recognition service data-

base to obtain the latest disc information

• In the sub-menu Status, view the connection status of Center

In Backup content,you can

• Backup Center’s music files on your PC

In Restore content,you can

• Restore the backup files to Center

Content management

Click the Content management button to enter the content management screen.

The screen consists of two windows.The upper My Computer window is to display your PC’s contents; the lower window is the device window, showing the contents of connected Philips Wireless Music Center.

Selector panel: selects the content categories

Content panel: displays the contents of your PC and Philips Wireless Music Center

Pull-down menus

expanded view: displays item contents in full

collapsed view: item contains more contents to display

creates a new playlist

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Scroll bar: scroll the option list upward or downward

Header separator: resizes column width

Browser :Type in a keyword of your desired track in the text box next to it.

Click the button to start keyword search

Memory indicator: shows the available memory on Philips Wireless Music Center’s hard disk

Click to highlight an item

Resizing buttons: minimizes, maximizes WADM view or exit WADM

Status bar: appears when transferring music is in progress. Click it to show the dialog box of

file transfer

Get Track Info: shows detailed information of the selected music file

Transfer Track(s) to Device:Transfers music files from PC to the center

Transferring music files from your PC to Philips Wireless Music Center

• Check your PC’s music files

On the selector panel of My Computer window, click the folder/sub-folder where your music files

are stored

➜ You will find the stored music files on the content panel

Open your music management software if you are using it for music management

• Transfer music files from PC

There are 3 file-transfer-options: Always Overwrite,Always Skip and Prompt. Go to the pull-down menu Preference ➜ Transfer/Sync Options. Click to select

Always Overwrite: transfers all the selected files and overwrites the same files

already stored in Center (Note: When overwriting a file in Center, you will remove it from your Center’s playlists) Always Skip: transfers only the files not stored in Center and skips the same files

already stored in Center

Prompt: prompt box appears for you to select

Tips:

- You can only find the music files in supported formats

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Click in the Look in pull-down box, and then click once or more to select a file folder

Tips:

- Press and hold <Ctrl> on your PC keyboard and click to select more than one file

- You can only find the music files in supported formats

In the file list, click to select your desired music files

Click the Open button to start file transfer

➜ The file transfer dialog box appears ➜ All the transferred files will be sorted by their track

information (e.g. Ar tist, Album, Genre)

Go to the pull-down menu File ➜ Transfer Tracks. Click to select

➜ A file explorer window appears

• To import music files form PC

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Tips:

- Click the Hide button to hide the dialog box.You will go back to the content management screen. A status bar will appear under the device window if transferring music is still in progress.

To drag and drop music files from My Computer window or other music management software

On the content panel of My Computer window or other music management software click to highlight the desired file

Tips:

- Press and hold <Ctrl> on your PC keyboard and click to select more than one file

Drag the selection to the device window (to its content panel or a category in its selector panel)

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