Internet Radio英文操作说明书

Internet Streaming Receiver FW 3.X user manual Best Buy Aug 28, 2008Language Selection1.The default language is English. You can go to the Language menu by press and hold the Menu button for 2 seconds.Package ContentsCongratulations on the purchase of the versatile Internet Streaming Receiver. Your package might include:1. Internet Streaming Receiver2. AC-DC power adapter3. Instruction manual4. Ethernet cable5. Remote control6. External speakerDepending on the model you purchase, items (4) and (5) & (6) might not be included.Preparation1. You should have a broadband connection (ADSL or cable modem with an Ethernet port) and a wireless (Wifi) or wired Ethernet router with DHCP enabled.2. Ask the person who set up or maintains the network for the necessary information to configure your Internet radio for Internet connection.3. Plug in an Ethernet cable to connect the Ethernet port of the Internet radio and one of the available Ethernet ports in your wired Ethernet router or Wifi router. If you choose to use the Wifi function, this step can be omitted.4. Plug-in the DC-power adapter to the AC socket and plug it's DC-output end into the Internet radio's DC-input.5. Press and hold the power button for 1.5 second to switch between Player Mode and Clock Mode. Press and hold the power button for 5 seconds to turn off the power.2.Scroll and press OK to select the language you want to useContents1. Specifications2. Safety Notes3. Package Contents3. Preparation for installation4. Language Selection5. SetupWired EthernetWifi (wireless network) Network selection DNS PPPoEDefault volume (audio output)6. OperationInternet radio FM radioSD card player UPnP streaming line-outAlarm clock and sleep timerEmbedded server (System status, Preset channels) Automatic firmware upgra de Fail-safe firmware upgra de Remote control 7. SpecificationsImportant NotesInternet technologies change daily, to ensure your machine has the latest capabilities, please get the latest firmware as often as convenient (see page 10on automatic firmware upgrade).In the rare case of odd key combinations that make the machine not responsive to key actions, press and hold the power button for 5 seconds to reset the system. Power on the system again will enable it to work properly again.Please note that not all radio stations broadcast 24hours, or occasionally some radio stations might experience technical difficulties. Warning messages will be displayed such as Broadcast Signal Error.Moreover the playback depends on the quality and bandwidth of the link between your premise and that of the streaming server of the radio station. If the playback interrupts constantly, you should switch to other radio stations.Some stations might require subscription for listening, or they might use a non-standard orunsupported streaming technology or audio codec. Your Internet radio supplier is in constant efforts to improve the versatility of your machine, always try to get the latest firmware in the Firmware Upgrade.If you have any comments on the radio URL listing service, or there are radio stations you want to listen, please visit .Scroll to choose one from the networks found andpress OKInput the password for thenetwork and press OKNotes for Key Entry:1. Scroll the rotary encoder to select characters; press Forward (Backward ) to go to the next (previous)character. To delete a character, highlight it and press the P rogram key. Press OK after all the characters have been entered.2. The characters are arranged in a cyclic fashion:digits , period , space , @, small letters , capital letters and other symbols .3. You can always scroll clockwise or anti-clockwise to reach specific characters for maximum speed.Scroll to [Setup] andpress OKand press OKWireless LAN (wifi)Power up the Internet radio and follow below steps to set up for wireless connectionAP] and press OKand press OKScroll to [Network]and press OKT ype] and press OKpress OKthe wifi router is properly configured,the Menu will be displayed and the radiois ready to stream radioreal time Wifi signal strengthaudio data buffer statusname of stationreal time scrolling station name & meta dataaudio output lev el* follow the same procedure to play and control Internet radio in Wifi mode as in wired mode * note that Wifi network is subject tointerferences from electrical motors, wireless phones, microwave ovens and other Wifi networks around and Internet radio and UPnP shared music playback might be interrupted accordingly* while listening to a station in Top 500 or , press of PGM (Program) will bring up this pageProgramming Presets* scroll to and press OK select the category to sto re the station URL* scroll to select anexisting station (1 or 2) to replace or add to an empty position (3) to store the new station URL* press OK to finish* up to a total of 255 stations presets are possible toenable the user to store preferred statio ns* to enable users to better manage the large number of presets, 10 categories are defined* 255 presets can be flexibly assigned to any of the categories, as long as the total number is within 255Reordering Presets: You can change the order of the presets with the Embedded Server.* Smooth Jazz has been added to My Favorite as the third station* go to menu, scroll to and highlight [Setup] and press OK* when the presets are done,the first preset (CH1) will be played* press >> or << to listen to the next or previous preset* starts to preview station 1(the lowest frequency above signal threshold)* press OK to store preset (starts from CH 1)* after the storage, the ne xt station will be previewed* press Escape to preview the next scanned station without storing the current one* when FM preset is selected,all stored presets will be cleared (make sure you real ly want to do it)* scroll to and press OK if you want to go aheadFM Preset* scroll to and highlight [FM Preset] and press OKManual Tuning and Presets* Press and hold >> key for 1.5 seconds to start manual tuning from the last played broadcast frequency* start from 87.0 if there is no last played station* the rotary knob will be used for frequency tuning during FM manual tuning* the audio volume will be fixed to the last played volume during this process* the radio will play the signal at 100 KHz above or below the last played frequency (both the frequency and signal strength will be shown)* the volume icon/bar and date is replaced by "manual tuning"* turn Knob to advance or retract in 100 K Hz steps* Knob can no longer controlthe volume, which is fixedat the last played volume during the manual tuning* channel 2 is currently not occupied* the user can replace a current preset or choose an empty slot for the new channel* presets always start from channel 1* channel 1 is currently occupied by 88.3* press >> or << to choose the memory slot for the new preset* the current frequency is 89.7 but the quality is not good* press >> for 1.5 seconds to start the manual FM tuning* the reception at 89.9 is good (signal indicator is real-time)* press Program to start the preset programming processUPnP Sharing* UPnP (Universal Plug-and-play) is an industry standard to allow the sharing of resources in anetwork based on established standards like TCP/IP, UDP, DHCP, HTTP and XML* UPnP enables Zero-configuration networking whereby compatible device from any vendor can dynamicallyjoin a network, announce its name, conveys its capabilities upon request, and learn about the presence and capabilities of other devices* one common use is for a networked music player like your Internet radio to stream and play the musicstored in a PC's hard disk drive* you need to enable the UPnP function of both the PC and the router to enable the Internet radio to stream the music files in your PC for playbackRouter or Wifi Router* make sure your router supports UPnP* install the latest firmware and drivers availablefor the router (check the router manufacturer's Web site for the firmware upgrades)* some routers have the UPnP default as OFF, turn it ONShare Media Files in Windows XP* UPnP service is not enabled in Windows XP and you need to turn it on by yourself* a digital media server is required to make the media available to your Internet radio* Windows Media Player 11 has an integrated digital media server* put the PC and the Internet radio in the same sub-netEnabling the UPnP User Interface in XP* click StartStartStart, click Control PanelControl Panel, and then click Add or Remove Programs* in the Add or Remove ProgramsAdd or Remove Programs dialog box, click Add/Remove Windows Components* in the Windows components Wizard, click Networking Services, click DetailsDetails, and then select the Universal Plug and Play check box* click OKOKOK, and then click NextNext in the Windows Components Wizard* check if any UPnP-enabled devices exist on your network by opening My Network PlacesWindows Media Player 11* you have to install Windows Media Player to make use of the built-in Windows Media Server* click the arraow below the LibraryLibrary tab, and then click Media SharingMedia Sharing* in the Media SharingMedia Sharing dialog box, select the Share my media to check box* in the list of devices below the Share my media to check box, select a device you want to share your media and click AllowWhat Files to Share?* media files must be stored in the monitored folders to be able to be shared in Windows Media Player 11* when the player is first started, it wi ll automatically search certain folders for digital media to add to the library* you can add your contents to the library by:-click the arrow below the LibrarLibrary tab- click Add to Library- in the Add to Library dialog box, click thefolders you want the library to monitorfor update* scroll to and press OKtoselect [UPnP Sharing]* the Internet radio will scan for UPnP devicesaround* the PC named John-PC is around with UPnP enabled * if the owner of John-PC authorizes the sharing of his music with theInternet radio, highlight and press OK will show the folders that are shared* highlight and press OK the folders will display songs available forplayingBrowsing the Menu While Playing MediaYour Internet radio has an advanced capability that can allow you to browse the menu while listening to a playing media. One application is to explore the list of thousands of Internet Radio Stations whilelistening. With this capability, you can also change the settings of the machine when listening to, say aradio broadcast.................operate on the menu as you likecontinue to press Escape until the previously playingstation is reached* the Line-out function supports the connection of external audio system for the best user experience * plug the cable between the line-in sockets of the external audio system to the Line-out socket of the Internet radio* control the media playback as usual* you can opt to disable the local speaker by turning the knob to the minimum volume (only the external audio system will have audio output)* you can have both the internal speaker and theexternal audio system work at the same time (with the internal speaker controlled by the rotary knob and the external audio system controlled by its own control mechanism)Line-outClock Mode* a clock mode is available to save power* all media playback is stopped and backlight is turned off to save power* backlight will be turned off after the lapse of the Backlight Time as set in setup* backlight will be on for the Backlight Time when any key is pressed* press and hold of Power key for 1.5 seconds switches between play mode and clock mode* press and hold of Power key for 5 seconds to turn off the power completely (clock will not be running)analog clockdigital clockdateday of week networkThe Internet radio has an embedded web server for management of preset stations, configurations and firmware upgrade. Connect a PC to the network to which the Internet radio is located (for example, both are using the same Wifi router).Obtain the IP address of the Internet radio by press and hold Program key for 1.5 seconds and input it to the PC browser (Internet Explorer is preferred) address window.The IP address and other network parameters can also be obtained per below steps. The first page, System Status will be displayed.Managing the Internet Radio Through a PCscroll to [Setup] andpress OKscroll to [Wifi Setup]and pressOKscroll to [Network]and press OKscroll to [Advanced Setup] and press OKscroll to [IPAddress] and pressOKscroll to [Advanced Setup] and press OKscroll to [IP Address]and press OKObtain detailed network parameters in Wifiscroll to [Setup] andpress OKscroll to [Wired setup ]and press OKscroll to [Network]and press OKObtain detailed network parameters in Wired EthernetEmbedded ServerSystem StatusWhen the correct IP address is entered, the PC screen will display the first page of the Embedded Server - the system status. System Status gives a snapshot of the configuration of the Internet radio.The programmable My Stations are categorized to make it more manageable by the user. Choose the category you want to operate by clicking on it.You can add new stations, modify, delete existing stations or move an existing station to the top of the list for faster access.1. Add Station1.1 Type the name of the station you want it to appear in the Playlist.in the box beside Add Radio.1.2 Type or copy the URL of the station in the next box.1.3 Left click “Submit”. In seconds the new station will appear in the playlist.Note: The newly added station will only appear in the Internet radio’s LCD display when the MyStation item is entered.2. Delete Station2.1 Left click the “Delete” button of the station you want to delete. In seconds the station will be gone.Note: The newly deleted station will only disappear in the Internet radio’s LCD display when the MyStation item is entered.3. Move up a station3.1 Left click the “Up” button of the station you want to move up to the top of the Category. The station will appear in the top of the playlist in seconds. Again, the LCD display will only be updated with the MyStation is entered.3.2 Continuous moving up stations will result in the priority list you desire.Firmware update through Internet ensures the machine will always have the latest firmware that adds new features or improves on the operability of the machine.Go to [Setup], scroll to [Firmware Upgrade], press OK . The machine will connect to the Upgrade Server, which will check if there is a firmware update available. If so, the user will be prompted for upgrade. The upgrade is comprised of 2 steps, the download of the new firmware and the programming of the new firmware into flashmemory. Depending on your connection speed, the download might take several minutes. Do not remove power and the network connection while the downloading goes on. When the downloading is done, the machine will check for file integrity of the downloaded firmware, you will be prompted for another download if the file is corrupted. If the received file is intact, the machine will start to program the new firmware to the non-volatile flash memory. It will take about 5 minutes to write the new firmware into flash. Do NOT remove power while the machine is doing the update or the machine will be damaged and need to be sent back for rep air.When the update is done, the machine will reboot. Firmware update done this way will not change or delete the settings you have in the machine.F IRMWARE U PGRA PGRADE DEno firmware update isavailablescroll to [Firmware Upgrad] and press OKa more recent firmwareis availablescroll to [Upgrade now?] and press scroll to choose [Yes]to upgrade & press OKupdating will be automatic after download is donethe downloading progress is shownscroll to Firmware Upgrade and press OKNew Firmware Available No New Firmwareconnecting to upgradeserversFail-safe UpgradeIn the very unfortunate case of failure to upgrade normally as described in page 10, you can execute afail-safe upgrade.1. Download the file from the support web site of the vendor and place it in your PC.2. Connect the Internet radio with a DHCP-enabled router or wifi router through an Ethernet cable.3. Press Power and Mute buttons simultaneously.4. The Internet radio will display the IP address. Write down the IP address.5. Type in the IP address in the browser window of a PC that is in the same local network as the Internetradio (using the same router).Place the upgrade file in the box and press submit. The Internet radio will automatically upgrade in about 5 minutes. Do not remove power during the process to avoid damaging the machine. The machine will reboot. Power down the unit and restart it to complete the process. Please note that all user settings (including wifi network setting and presets will be removed after fail-safe upgrade).Remote ControlDepending on the model you purchase, there might be an IR remote control included in the package.Remove the battery insulator to start powering the remote control unit.Most of the keys in the remote control have the same functions as the front panel keys except for the following keys:1. rotary knob is replaced by+, - and OKclockwise turn is replaced by press of +anti-clockwise turn is replaced by --ok function of the knob is replaced by OK2. the 0-9 digits in the remote control can be used to select the specific radio station3. pressto switch between Clock mode and Player modeSpecifications* IEEE 802.11 b/g wifi (WEP, WPA and WPA2 security)* 2-step wifi authentication* real-time wifi signal strength display * IEEE 802.3u 10/100 Mbps Ethernet* DHCP automatic Internet network setup * MP3, WMA, Real and WAV audio formats * RTSP, MMS, HTTP streaming formats * ASX, M3U, PLS and RAM playlists * ID3 tag and WMA tag* UPnP support to play shared files in PC* other protocols: TCP/IP, DNS, PPPoE, NTP, UPnP * embedded URLs of 500+ popular world stations * up to 255 user presets of Internet radio in 10channels* on-the-fly preset programming* powerful embedded server for system and preset management* network time with summer time adjustment * FM radio with RDS* Up to 30 presets of FM station* Supports both automatic and manual FM channel scanning* built-in high quality speaker * industry standard ucLinux* headphone out and line-out。