OXX Digital Internet RadioMusic Centre Owner's manual

Brand: OXX Digital

Model: Internet RadioMusic Centre

Category: Alarm clocks

Type: Owner's manual

User Guide

Wireless Internet Music Centre

ClAssic

Wi-Fi – LAN – FM

DAB/DAB+ and iPod® Dock

(Not available on all models)

Get local broadcast of your favourite channels from anywhere in the world

Contents

Safety information......................................................................................................... 1

Safety warnings............................................................................................................. 2

Useful information......................................................................................................... 3

Box contents ................................................................................................................. 3

Menu structure .............................................................................................................. 4

Controls overview ......................................................................................................... 6

Internet radio quick start guide.................................................................................... 8

Wireless network .................................................................................................. 8

Wired network....................................................................................................... 8

Connecting to wireless network ............................................................................ 9

Connecting to wired network .............................................................................. 11

Choosing a station.............................................................................................. 13

Playing music from the Music Player........................................................................ 15

DAB operation mode................................................................................................... 16

FM operation mode ..................................................................................................... 17

AUX In operation mode............................................................................................... 18

iPod mode.................................................................................................................... 19

Setting time and date .................................................................................................. 20

Sleep function ............................................................................................................. 23

Setting alarm ............................................................................................................... 24

Snooze function .......................................................................................................... 26

Backlight function ....................................................................................................... 26

Language ..................................................................................................................... 27

Factory reset................................................................................................................ 27

Software updates ........................................................................................................ 28

Info................................................................................................................................ 28

General operation........................................................................................................ 29

Network setup..................................................................................................... 29

Register .............................................................................................................. 29

Requesting a station........................................................................................... 30

Returning to main menu ..................................................................................... 30

Volume control.................................................................................................... 30

Appendix...................................................................................................................... 31

Set up media sharing in Windows Media Player 11............................................ 31

Set up CIFS/SMB sharing on PC or NAS ........................................................... 33

Set up media sharing in Vista Simple File Sharing ............................................. 35

Typical home network setup............................................................................... 37

Set up media sharing in Mac OS........................................................................ 38

Trouble shooting......................................................................................................... 39

Technical specifications............................................................................................. 40

Safety Information 8. Do not install near any heat source such as

radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other appa-

ratus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.

9. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polar-

ized or grounding type plug.

A polarized plug has two blades with one wider

than the other. A grounding type plug has two

blades and a third grounding prong. The wide

blade or the third prong is provided for your

safety. If the provided plug does not fit into your

outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of

the obsolete outlet.

10. Protect the power cord from being walked on

or pinched particularly at plugs, convenience

receptacles, and the point where they exit from

the apparatus. If the power cord is damaged, a

qualified repairer should repair it.

The lightning flash with arrowhead

symbol within an equilateral triangle is

intended to alert the user to the

presence of non-insulated "dangerous voltage"

within the product's enclosure that may be of

sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric

shock to persons.

11. Only use attachments/accessories specified

by the manufacturer.

12. Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket or

table specified by the manufacturer, or sold with

the apparatus. When a cart is used, use caution

when moving the cart/apparatus combination to

avoid injury from tip-over.

The exclamation point within an

equilateral triangle is intended to alert

the user to the presence of important

operating and maintenance (servicing)

instructions in the literature accompanying the

appliance.

WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE

OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS

APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

13. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms

or when unused for long periods of time.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

To reduce the risk of electrical shock, fire, etc.: 14. Refer all servicing to qualified service per-

sonnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus

has been damaged in any way, such as power-

supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been

spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus,

the apparatus has been exposed to rain or

moisture, does not operate normally, or has been

dropped.

1. Read these instructions.

2. Keep these instructions.

3. Heed all warnings.

4. Follow all instructions.

5. Do not use this apparatus near water. 15. The apparatus shall not be exposed to

dripping or splashing and no objects filled with

liquids, such as vases, shall be placed on the

apparatus.

6. Clean only with dry cloth. For stubborn stains,

use a soft cloth dampened with a weak solution of

mild detergent and water. Dry the apparatus

immediately afterwards with a clean cloth. Do not

use abrasive clothes, thinners, alcohol, or other

chemical solvents, because they may damage the

finish or remove the panel lettering.

16. The mains power plug or an appliance coupler

is used as the disconnect device, the disconnect

device shall remain readily operable.

17. Please read Rating Labels at the bottom of the

radio for power input and other safety information.

7. Do not block any ventilation openings. The

ventilation shall not be impeded by covering the

ventilation openings with items, such as news-

papers, table clothes, curtains, etc.

Safety Warnings

Please read before installation

If this Internet radio has been moved from a cold

place to a warm place (e.g. from a cold car boot to

a warm room), PLEASE WAIT for 2-3 hours

before plugging it in. There is a risk that moisture

may have condensed in the Internet radio, which

can cause damage to your Internet radio. To

avoid damage please unpack your Internet radio

and allow it to stand at room temperature for 2-3

hours before use. This will help any moisture

evaporate and prevent unnecessary damage to

your Internet radio.

DO ensure that the mains power plug is easily

accessible.

Covers - Do not remove any fixed covers as this

may expose dangerous voltages.

Weather - It is advisable to unplug an external

aerial during a thunderstorm.

Ventilation - The ventilation holes on the casing

of your Internet radio prevent it from overheating.

Do not block or cover these holes, especially with

cloth or paper. Do allow a minimum distance of 5

cm around the apparatus for sufficient ventilation.

Damage - Never use your Internet radio if it is

damaged in any way. Always place your Internet

radio on a flat level surface avoiding any place,

which may be subject to strong vibration.

Temperature - Avoid extremes of temperature,

either hot or cold, place your Internet radio well

away from heat sources such as radiators or

gas/electric fires.

Moisture - Do not allow your Internet radio to be

exposed to rain, moisture or dust. If any liquid is

spilt into your Internet radio it can cause serious

damage. If you spill any liquid into your Internet

radio you should switch it off at the mains power

plug immediately. Contact your store without

delay.

CAUTION - Do not open any covers and do not

repair yourself. Only qualified personnel are

allowed to carry out repair work.

Useful information

Applicability

The DAB and DAB+ functionality is not available

in all versions of the Classic.

This also applies for the iPod docking.

Firmware

The firmware of this product is continuously up-

dated, which means that the user interface may

vary slightly from this manual.

Support & Warranty:

www.oxxdigital.com

License information

This product includes technology owned by

Microsoft Corporation and under a licence from

Microsoft Licensing GP. Use or distribution of

such technology outside of this product is

prohibited without a licence from Microsoft

Corporation and/or Microsoft Licensing, GP as

applicable.

Certifications

This Internet radio is certified according to the

specifications.

WEEE

Electrical and electronic equip-

ment (EEE) contains materials,

parts and substances, which can

be dangerous to the environment

and harmful to human health if

waste of electrical and electronic

equipment (WEEE) is not disposed of correctly.

Equipment, which is marked with the WEEE logo

(as shown above, should not be thrown away with

your household waste. Contact your local

authority waste disposal department, as they will

be able to provide details of the recycling options

available in your area.

2008.

Subject to modification and improvement of future

products and documentation without prior notice.

FCC ID

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC

rules. Operation is subject to the following two

conditions:

1. This device may not cause harmful

interference.

2. This device must accept any interference

received including interference that may

cause undesired operation.

Knob/button main functions

Scroll/Select

• Turn the knob to scroll through the menus

• Press the knob to select a menu item

• FM mode.

Press the button for automatic search for next

available station

Turn the knob for manual search of the next

available station

Info

Press to see topical information, e.g. actual date

and time

Back

Press to go back to the previous screen, e.g. if

you make a mistake or regret a selection

Mode

Press to get quick access to the Internet Radio,

Music Player, DAB, FM Auxilliary Input and iPod

mode

Press to enter the main menu

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Box contents

• Internet radio

• User guide

• Quick guide

• Warranty card

• EU and UK mains power plug

(not in the US)

Menu structure

Main menu

• Internet radio

o My Favourites

o Stations

 Location

 Genre

 Search stations

 Popular stations

 New stations

o Podcasts

 Location

 Genre

 Search podcasts

o My Added Stations

o Help

 Get access code

 FAQ

• Music Player

o Shared files (UPnP)

o Shared folders (CIFS/SMB)

• DAB

o Station list

o Local scan

o Full Scan

o Manual Tune

o DRC

 DRC high

 DRC low

 DRC off

o Station order

 Alphanumeric

 Ensemble

 Valid

• FM

o Scan setting

 Strong stations

 All stations

• Auxiliary input

• iPod

• Sleep

o Set sleep time

• Alarms

o Alarm 1

 Time

 Days

• Daily

• Once

• Weekdays

• Weekends

•

 On/Off

 Mode

• Buzzer

• Internet radio

• DAB

• FM

 Last listened

• Last listened

o Preset 1

o Preset 2

o Preset 3

o Preset 4

 Save

o Alarm 2 (as alarm 1)

• Snooze

o Set snooze time

• Backlight

o Power on level

o Standby level

• System setup

o Internet setup

 Wizard

 PC settings

• Username

• Password

 View settings

• Active adapter

• MAC Address

• DHCP

• PC Settings

• SSID

• IP Settings

o IP Address

o Subnet mask

o Gateway address

o Primary DNS

o Secondery DNS

 WLan region

 Manual settings

• Wired

o DHCP Enable

o DHCP Disable

• Wireless

o DHCP Enable

o DHCP Disable

 Network profile

o Time setup

 Set clock

• Set time

 Set date

• Set date

 Auto update

• Update from NETWORK

• Update from DAB

• No Update

 Set Time Zone

• Set time Zone GMT

 Set 12/24 hour

• Set 12 hour

• Set 24 hour

o Language

 Danish

 English (GB)

 English (US)

 Finnish

 French

 German

 Italian

 Netherlands

 Norwegian

 Portuguese

 Spanish

 Swedish

o Factory reset

o Software update

• Info

o SW version

o Radio ID

Controls overview (a)

Digital radio front view

Control Internet radio DAB, DAB+, FM mode Music Player iPod mode

STANDBY/ON

Press to turn the Internet radio on/off

Mode

Press to select Internet Radio, Music Player, DAB, FM, Auxiliary Input or iPod mode.

Previous track

Play/Pause

Next track

Press and hold to save preset station

P1, P2, P3 or P4;

Press to load preset station

P1, P2, P3 or P4.

No function

Info

Display queue information

Press to access main menu and other options

Back

Go back to previous menu page

No function

Increases the volume by turning the knob clockwise

Decreases the volume by turning the knob anti-clockwise

• TURN the

• PRESS the knob to select

cally for next available

knob to change options

• In FM mode

- PRESS to search automati

station

- TURN for manual search

Scroll up and down list

+Select button

Display screen

buttons

TANDBY / ON button S

Info and Back button

Mode and Menu button

Media player and preset

Scroll / Select / Snooze knob

Volume knob

Controls overview (b)

Digital radio top view

Digital radio back view

The inlets shown are to be considered as an example.

The actual function of the inlets may vary from model to model.

Socket Connection

AUX IN Connects to the external audio device

Headphone Connects to the headphone

LAN Connects to the LAN cable

Note 1: Reflex outlet for the acoustic system

Note 2: AC power cord input

IPod Docking

(Only on some models

/Depends on the model)

Antenna

AUX IN socket

See note 1

LAN socket

Headphone socket

See note 2

Internet radio quick start guide

What you need before you can use your Internet radio

Wireless LAN Setting:

• A broadband Internet connection.

• A wireless access point (WiFi) connected to your broadband Internet, preferably via a router.

• If your wireless network is configured to use Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) or Wi-Fi Protected

Access (WPA & WPA2) data encryption you need to know the WEP or WPA/WPA2 code in order to

enable you to make the Internet radio communicate with the network.

• If you do not know the code, please refer to your ISP (Internet Service Provider) or to your router

supplier

• If your wireless network is configured with MAC filtering you will need to enter the Radio’s MAC

address into your wireless access point. To find the Radio’s MAC address use menu items as follows:

Main menu  System setup  Internet setup  View settings MAC Address

• To enter the MAC address into your wireless access point, you must read the instructions supplied

with the wireless access point.

LAN Setting:

• Make sure the Internet environment is ready and the network settings are available for LAN (ADSL or

cable modems are highly recommended).

• Find the Radio’s LAN MAC address, Please follow:

Main menu  System setup  Internet setup  View settings MAC Address

Before you continue, make sure that your wireless access point is powered up and connected to your

broadband Internet, or your LAN cable is sitting well. To get this part of the system working you must read

the instructions supplied with the wireless access point and LAN connecting.

Connecting to wireless network

Step 1 - Power up radio and connect to the Internet

First, connect your Internet radio to the mains power plug and switch it on by pressing the STANDBY/ON

button.

Welcome to

Digital Radio

After a few seconds the display will show:

> Internet Radio

Music player

Press the Scroll/Select knob to confirm that you want access to the Internet radio feature.

The display will show a list of regions for you to choose from.

Turn the Scroll knob to your region. Press to confirm. The radio will save the region in its memory.

Please select Most of Europe

WLan region USA

The display will show:

Network wizard

scanning

Wait for 10 to 15 seconds and the radio will ask you to select a network from the list.

Step 2 – Access network

When the radio finds more than one network, turn the Scroll knob to scroll through the name list, and

press the knob when the name of your own network is displayed.

If your network is not configured to request a password (WEP/WPA/WPA2), the radio will connect to the

network and display:

> My Favourites

Stations

If you are requested to enter a WEP/WPA/WPA2 password the radio will display the following:

> WiFi Device WiFi Device = the name of your wireless

internet access point

[Rescan]

Press the Scroll/Select knob and the radio will display the below password entry screen:

Key: [Set]

0123456789<↵C

Turn the Scroll knob to scroll through the alpha-numeric character list. Press the knob to

select a highlighted character.

Key: [xxxxxxxx]

0123456789<↵C

Note: WEP/WPA/WPA2 passwords are case-sensitive

If you make a mistake while entering your password, select the ‘ ’ icon to delete incorrect

characters.

Press the BACK button and scroll up or down to the last or next line.

Selecting the icon exits to the previous display.

After selecting the final character of your password, scroll to the ‘ ’ icon and press the

Scroll knob to store your password.

Note: The radio will automatically remember the WEP/WPA/WPA2 code for your network, and other

networks you have used previously. There is no need to re-enter the codes, unless you perform a

factory reset.

The radio will now successfully connect to your network and the display will show:

> My Favourites

Stations

Turn the Scroll knob to scroll through the menu list. In addition the menu list contains the following

options:

My added stations

> Podcasts > Help

My added stations

If you select <HELP>, the radio will provide you with the access code needed to register the radio online

and inform you of FAQ solutions.

Step 3 – Access another network

If at a later moment you want to access another wireless network follow the below steps:

> Internet Radio

Music Player

1) Enter the main menu:

Backlight

> System setup

2) Turn the Scroll knob to <System setup> - press to confirm

> Internet setup

Time setup

3) Press the Scroll knob to confirm <Internet setup>

Wlan reg

4) Press the Scroll knob to confirm <Wizard>

5) Select the network from the list.

Your internet radio will now connect to the network unless you are requested to enter a WEP/WMS/WMA2

code. In that case please see the previous page for how to enter the code.

Of course, you have also the option of establishing the access manually. Just follow the above steps 1-3

and proceed as follows:

Turn the Scroll knob to <Manual settings> - press to confirm.

Turn the Scroll knob to <Wireless> - press to confirm.

Press the Scroll knob to confirm <DHCP disable>

You will now get access to a menu enabling you to enter various IP settings, as IP address, Subnet mask,

gateway, primary and secondary DNS.

ion

> Manual settings

> Wizard

PC settings

Wlan region

> Manual settings

Wired

> Wireless

DHCP enable

> DHCP disable

Connecting to wired network

Step 1 - Power up radio

First, connect to your Internet radio adaptor and ensure the radio is powered on.

Note: Make sure the LAN cable is already connected to the LAN socket.

Welcome to

Digital Radio

Step 2 – Choose LAN setting

After a few seconds, the display will show:

> Internet Radio

Music Player

Backlight

> System setup

Turn the Scroll knob to <SYSTEM SETUP> - press to confirm.

> Internet setup

Time setup

Press the Scroll knob to confirm <Internet setup>

Wlan region

> Manual settings

Turn the Scroll knob to <MANUAL SETTINGS> - press to confirm.

> Wired

Wireless

Press the Scroll knob to confirm <WIRED>

> DHCP enable

DHCP disable

Turn the Scroll knob to <DHCP ENABLE> - press to confirm.

The wired setting is available now!

Step 3 – Enter Internet Radio mode

Repeat-press the BACK button to go back to enter Internet Radio mode, or follow either of below

methods:

Press the MODE button to enter Internet Radio mode.

> Internet Radio Internet radio

Music Player Mode

Press the MENU button and then turn the Scroll knob to <MAIN MENU> - press to confirm.

Audio setting > Internet Radio

> Main menu Music Player

Step 4 – Access network

When step 3 is completed, the radio will connect to the network automatically.

After a few seconds, the display will show:

> My Favourites

Stations

or - in case of connection problems

Network error

Select to retry

If this happens, please do as follows:

• Check your router. See whether it is working normally or not.

• Check your LAN cable. Make sure it hasn’t been damaged and that the part of the cable, which

inserts into the LAN socket is well attached.

Choosing a station

When your Internet radio has connected to your network - either wireless or wired - you are now ready to

select a station.

Note: You can move back to the previous screen at any time pressing the BACK button.

Turn the Scroll knob to <STATIONS>;

> My Favourites > Stations

Stations Podcasts

Press to confirm.

You have five options available for selecting a station:

Location – Genre – Search stations – Popular stations – New stations

Turn the Scroll knob until you see your desired option and press the knob to confirm.

> Location

Genre

Selecting <LOCATION> offers you an alphabetical list of regional broadcast programmes.

Turn the Scroll knob to your desired location and press to confirm.

> Angola

> Africa

Benin

Asia

The radio will now load the station list.

> My Favourites Adult Contemporary

Stations > Alternative

Choosing <Genre> under <Stations> offers you an alphabetical list of station types.

Turn the Scroll knob to view and press to confirm the desired type.

Playing music from the Music Player

The Music Player allows you to access music files stored on a PC, MAC or NAS connected to the same

network and to playback the music files through the radio.

PC users: UPnP shared music is typically – but not exclusively – managed via Windows Media Player as

the UPnP server in the network. Twonky and other UPnP servers can also be accessed. Please find more

info on how to setup Windows Media Sharing in the appendix on page 31. Folder sharing on PC with

CIFS/SMB can also be accessed through the radio. Please find more info in the appendix on page 33

NAS (Network Attached Storage) units: Are also accessible through the radio – no matter whether they

support UPnP sharing or CIFS/SMB sharing. See the appendix on page 36 for more information. .

MAC computers: See the appendix on page 38 for more information.

How to listen to music from shared files

UPnP

1. Press the menu button to get access to the main menu:

Internet Radio

> Music Player

2. Turn the Scroll knob to <Music Player> - press to confirm.

> Shared files

Shared folders

3. Select < Shared files > to search for UPnP servers on the network.

Wait for the radio to find all the servers available on the network. This may take some time depending on

the size and speed of your network.

4. Select the server name in the list.

5. Open the music folder and access all your shared music.

CIFS/SMB

1. Select < Shared folders > to search for CIFS/SMB shared folders on the network.

2. Select the PC/MAC from which you want to play the music files.

3. A list of shared folders will be shown in the radio display. Use the scroll knob to browse through

the list of folders.

4. Confirm your choice by pressing the scroll knob.

5. Select the tracks you want to play.

6. Press the scroll knob to confirm.

Navigating

Use the controls ‘ ’ and ‘ ’ to navigate in the Music Player. It is not possible to fast-forward and

backward by holding these buttons. Press ‘ ’ to pause.

DAB operation mode

To listen to DAB Radio stations switch on the radio and press the MODE button repeatedly until

<DAB> appears in the display.

DAB

Or enter <MAIN MENU>, and then turn the Scroll knob to <DAB>.

For initial use, your radio will now scan for DAB stations in your area and store them in the memory.

Once the scanning is completed, the DAB stations will be displayed in alphanumeric order. The

first station in the list will be selected.

> Classic

Core

By pressing the BACK button you can at any time move back to the previous screen.

You can choose between the following options:

Local scan, Full scan and Manual.

> Local scan

Full scan

Once the scanning is completed, turn the Scroll knob to scroll through the station list and press the knob

to confirm.

Classic Music 1

> Music 1 > Playing

Note:

If no station list appears on the display you may be outside DAB coverage. Visit your local DAB

provider’s website to see more information about coverage in your area.

Dynamic Label Segment (DLS):

This is scrolling text information supplied by the DAB station. It can contain information about music title or

details of the programme and is provided by the broadcaster.

Dynamic Range Control (DRC)

Dynamic range control is available only from some broadcasters. Contact you local DAB provider for more

information.

FM operation mode

To listen to FM Radio stations switch on the radio and press the MODE button repeatedly until <FM>

appears in the display.

Or enter <MAIN MENU> and turn the Scroll knob to <FM>.

For initial use, the radio will start scrolling at the beginning of the FM frequency range (87.50 MHz).

Otherwise, the last FM station you were listening to will be selected.

87.50 MHz

Turn the Scroll knob to increase or decrease the frequency by 0.05MHz per step;

Press the Scroll knob to search active stations automatically, or simply press the knob.

99.85 MHz

To search the next active station automatically, simply press the Scroll knob again.

The unit will display the frequency changing until it stops at the next station.

After reaching the end of the frequency range, the radio will restart searching.

Setting preset stations

Your radio can store 4 preset Internet stations, 4 preset DAB stations and 4 preset FM stations.

To store the actually present station:

Press and hold down either one of the P1-P4 buttons for 2 seconds. The display will show:

00.00 MHz

Preset stored

stands for the actually present station frequency.

Selecting a preset station

To select a stored station, enter the corresponding mode (Internet, DAB or FM) and simply press the

corresponding preset button.

AUX IN operation mode

By using a connection jack, your radio is transformed into a high quality digital audio speaker system

Connect the one end of the audio cable to the headphone (or auxiliary out) socket of your source device

and connect the other end to the AUX IN socket on the rear of your radio.

To listen to FM Radio stations switch on the radio and press the MODE button repeatedly until

<AUXILIARY INPUT> appears in the display.

Auxiliary Input

Or enter the <MAIN MENU> and turn the Scroll knob to < AUXILIARY INPUT >.

To gain optimal volume levels we recommend you to adjust the output volume level both on the source

device and on the radio itself.

Note: AUX IN allows for quick and easy connection of an MP3 player or other external sound sources.

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