SCOTT r x 400wl User manual

Brand: SCOTT

Model: r x 400wl

Category: Radios

Type: User manual

This manual is also suitable for

RXi 400WL

rx 400wl

Wi-Fi Internet / Ethernet/ FM PLL Radio

Instruction Manual

PRECAUTIONS

Follow the advice below for safe and appropriate operations.

ON PLACEMENT

. Do not use the unit in places, which are extremely hot, cold, dusty, or humid.

. Place the unit on a flat and even surface.

. Do not restrict the airflow of the unit by placing it in a place with poor airflow, by

covering it with a cloth, or by placing it on a carpet.

ON SAFETY

. When connecting and disconnecting the AC/DC adapter from the AC mains outlet, grip

the plug and not the cord itself. Pulling the cord may damage it and create a hazard.

. The mains plug must remain readily operable.

. When you are not going to use the unit for a long period of time, disconnect the AC/DC

adapter from the AC mains outlet.

ON AC VOLTAGE

. Before use, check that the voltage that can be borne by the appliance matches your

local mains voltage.

ON CONDENSATION

. When there is condensation inside the unit, the unit may not function normally.

. Let it stand for 1 to 2 hours before turning the power on, or gradually heat the room up

and dry the unit before use.

. Ensure a minimum distance of 5 cm around the apparatus for sufficient ventilation.

. Ensure that the ventilation is not impeded by covering the ventilation openings with

items, such as newspapers, tablecloths, curtains, etc.

. Do not place naked flame sources, such as lighted candles on the apparatus.

. Pay attention to the environmental aspects of battery disposal.

. Use the apparatus only in moderate climates (not in tropical climates).

. Do not expose the apparatus to dripping or splashing.

. Do not place objects filled with liquids, such as vases, on the apparatus.

The lightning flash

with arrowhead symbol

within the triangle is a

warning sign alerting

the user of “dangerous

voltage” inside the unit.

ATTENTION

: To reduce the rlsk of

electric shock, do not remove the cover.

There are no user serviceable parts

inside the unit, Refer all servicing to

qualified personnel.

The exclamation point

within the triangle is a

warning sign alerting

the user of important

instructions

accompanying the

product.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PRECAUTIONS…………………………………………………………………… 1

TABLE OF CONTENTS………………………………………………………….. 2

BOX CONTENTS……..…………………………………………………………… 2

FEATURES…….…………………………………………………………………... 2

LOCATION OF CONTROLS……………………………………………………... 3

PREREQUISITES FOR INTERNET RADIO…………………………………… 5

CONNECTIONS…………………………………………………………………… 5

INSTALLING BATTERIES……………………...……………….……………….. 6

BASIC OPERATIONS……………………………….……………………………. 7

FM RADIO OPERATION……….………………………………………………… 9

INTERNET RADIO OPERATION…………….…………………….………….… 10

USB DEVICE AND SD/MMC CARD OPERATION……………………….…… 12

AUX IN FUNCTION……………………………………………………………….. 12

RECORD FUNCTION…………………………………………………………….. 13

MEDIA SERVER……………….………………………………………………….. 13

MAINTENANCE…………………………………………………………………… 14

TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE………………………………………………….. 15

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS………………………………………………… 16

BOX CONTENTS

1. Main unit 4. AUX IN cable

2. AC/DC adapter 5. Interchangeable inlays (x3)

3. Remote control with battery 6. Instruction manual

FEATURES

This unit let you enjoy thousands of Internet radio stations as well as your

favorite local FM stations, with following features:

• Access your web radio even when your PC is off. vTuner live internet radio

service provides more than 5000 radios worldwide and more than 10000

regularly updated podcasts.

• Enjoy music recorded on a PC connected to your network.

• Connect the unit to your Internet network wirelessly (Wi-Fi) or with a cable

(Ethernet).

• Five preset stations for each web radio station and local FM radio station.

• With your Internet radio, you can record (for private use only) web radio and

FM radio broadcasts on a USB device or SD/MMC card.

• Play files on a USB device or SD/MMC card and copy files from your USB

device to your SD/MMC card and vice-versa.

• Using the AUX IN jack, you can connect an external audio device to your

radio and use it as a docking station.

• Clock and alarm functions (wake-up at selectable source, snooze function).

• Stylish, flexible design with interchangeable inlays in different colors.

• Firmware can easily be upgraded via the Internet.

Note: Due to continuous improvements, the features may be subject to change without

notice. You should upgrade the firmware regularly by browsing through the menus:

Main menu

Settings

System

Upgrade. Please download the latest update

of the instruction manual at

http://www.awox.com/scott.

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LOCATION OF CONTROLS

Unit back view

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1. Bass reflex hole

2. FM antenna

3. Time back up battery

cover

4. Ethernet jack

5. DC IN 12V jack

Unit front view

1. Speakers

ALARM OFF button

3. (

) ON/STANDBY button

4. Preset P1 button

5. Preset/Previous

P2/

button

6. Preset/Play/Pause

P3/

button

7. LCD display

8. Preset/Next

P4/

button

9. Preset/Stop

P5/

button

10. VOLUME + button

11. VOLUME - button

12. Interchangeable inlay

13. SD/MMC card slot

14. RECORD

button

15. USB port

16. Repeat/Shuffle

button

17. SCROLL/SELECT/SNOOZE knob

18. BACK button

19. Headphones jack

20. AUX IN jack

21. IR (Infra-red) remote control sensor

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21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12

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Remote control

LCD display

1. (

) ON/STANDBY button

2. BACK button

3. DOWN

button

4. Preset P1 button

5. Repeat/Shuffle /

button

6. Preset/Previous P2/

button

7. SNOOZE button

ALARM OFF button

9. VOLUME +/- buttons

10. SELECT button

11. UP

button

12. Preset/Play/Pause P3/

button

13. Preset/Stop P5/

button

14. Preset/Next P4/

button

15. RECORD

button

1. The heading of the menu

2. Connection status (Wi-Fi or Wired)

3. Navigation

4. Volume

5. Clock time

6. The content of the menu

Meaning of LCD icons

Wired connection

Volume

WiFi connection

Fo l de r

Fil e

Radi o

Previous / Next Level

Previous / Next It em

Favor it es

Progress Bar

Play

Pause

Stop

Record

Select / Enable

Deselect / Disable

Shuffle

Repeat one

Repeat folder

Tra ck

Stereo

Connection (Top right)

Navigation

Items

Audio Format

Misc. Information

Action in progress

Options

Reminders

Tuning

WAV

MP3

WMA

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PREREQUISITES FOR INTERNET RADIO

First of all, you will need a broadband Internet connection and a wireless access

point (Wi-Fi) connected to the broadband Internet via a router and a modem

(cable/DSL). You can choose between a wired

connection (Ethernet) and a

wireless connection (Wi-Fi).

CONNECTIONS

ROUTERMODEM

INTERNET

DATA PORT

RJ45 ETHERNET

CABLE (NOT

SUPPLIED)

Note: In order to avoid any malfunctions, do not turn on the unit before making

any connections.

Wired connection (Ethernet)

Connect the unit to the broadband Internet using an

RJ45 Ethernet cable (not supplied) via the router

and broadband modem (cable/DSL) as illustrated.

Follow your router’s instruction manual to ensure a

proper Internet connection.

If you do not have a router, you should connect the

unit directly to the modem.

Wi-Fi connection

ROUTERMODEM

INTERNET

DATA PORT

Use a router (not supplied) to connect the wireless

access point (Wi-Fi) to the broadband Internet as

illustrated. Should you have problems with the

Internet connection setup, contact your networking

device supplier and/ or Internet service provider.

Note: The unit should work anywhere within a range

of at least 15 metres around the wireless access point.

However, the connection will depend on your router

performance and environmental factors such as the

number/ thickness of the walls, doors or windows.

Configurations

twork is protected by Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) or Wi-

• trusted

• you must read

• “INTERNET RADIO

• If your wireless ne

Fi Protected Access (WPA) data encryption, you need to know the WEP or

WPA code in order to connect the unit to the network.

If your wireless network is configured to accept

stations only, you need to enter the unit MAC address into

your wireless access point. The unit MAC address can be

located by browsing through the menu: Main menu Æ

Settings Æ System Æ Connection Æ Status Æ Configuration.

To enter the unit MAC address into your wireless access point,

the instructions supplied with the wireless access point.

For more details on configurations, refer to the

OPERATION” section.

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Connecting the power supply

AC mains outlet with a 230V AC ~ 50Hz

onnecting an external audio device (e.g. MP3 player)

e (such as a

onnecting headphones

lied) into the unit’s headphones jack for private

Insert the AC/DC adapter plug into an

power source, and the other end to the DC IN 12V jack at the back of the unit.

Connect the line out or headphones jack on an external audio devic

MP3 player) to the unit’s AUX IN jack with the AUX IN cable (supplied).

Plug the headphones (not supp

listening. The speaker output will be shut off automatically.

INSTALLING BATTERIES

Installing the remot

the bottom of the remote control,

2. ity (+) matching

asts for about one year, although it

Install time back up batteries

an be maintained during a power failure by using 2 x AAA/ LR03

tery cover on the back of the unit by pressing on the battery

2. Insert 2 x AAA/ LR03 batteries (alkaline batteries are recommended) into the

3. Replace the battery cover.

e, the batteries should be replaced every 6

Precautions when using batteries

is incorrectly replaced. Replace only

ing the batteries (see

3. E ies must be removed as they may leak.

egulations.

e control battery

1. Remove the battery compartment cover on

by pressing the left tab to the right whilst removing the cover.

Insert a 3V lithium battery (CR2025 or equivalent) with polar

the mark on the bottom of the remote control.

Replace the battery compartment cover.

Note: The remote control battery normally l

depends on how often and for what operations the remote control is used.

f the remote control fails to work even when it is operated near the unit,

replace the battery.

Time back up

The clock time c

batteries (not supplied). During a power interruption, the time may go forward or

back slightly and may require resetting.

Battery insertion

1. Remove the bat

cover catch whilst removing it.

battery compartment, following the correct polarities marked inside the battery

compartment.

Note: For optimum performanc

months

1. CAUTION: Danger of explosion if battery

with the same or equivalent type of battery.

2. Ensure you follow the correct polarities when install

marks in the battery compartment). Reversed batteries may damage the

remote control.

xhausted batter

4. Dispose of batteries properly according to environmental r

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BASIC OPERATIONS

ON/ STANDBY mode

After connecting the power supply (refer to previous section - CONNECTIONS),

press the (

) ON/STANDBY button to turn on the unit or go to standby mode.

Navigation and number/character entry

Using the buttons on the unit

Turn the SCROLL/SELECT/SNOOZE knob to scroll through

the menu and press it to enter the highlighted item. You can

press the BACK button to return to previous menu. Press and

hold the BACK button to return to the main menu. When

entering numbers, e.g. a time, turn the SCROLL/SELECT/SNOOZE knob to

adjust and press it to confirm. When entering characters, such

as a WEP/WPA key during the Wi-Fi connection set-up, turn

the SCROLL/SELECT/SNOOZE knob to adjust the number/

character and press it to confirm. Use the P2/

, P4/

buttons

to move to the previous or next number/ character. Press and

hold down the SCROLL/SELECT/SNOOZE knob (or press the

button) to

complete and confirm the entry.

Using the remote control

This is similar to using the unit except that you will need to use the UP

DOWN

button to scroll through the menu and adjust the item. To complete

and confirm the entry, press the

button as the “press and hold” button

operation does not work on the remote control.

In the main menu, you can choose: “FM Radio”, “Internet Radio”, “Media Server”,

“USB/SD/MMC”, “Aux In” and “Settings”.

“Settings” menu:

Settings Descriptions Display

Time

Set the hour and minute of the clock time.

“disable”: Disable the alarm function.

“set /

enable”:

Set the alarm time and enable alarm

function.

Alarm

“select

source”:

Select the alarm source: “FM

preset”, “FM tune”, “Internet radio”,

“USB/ SD/MMC” or “buzzer”.

“Connection”

Set up the configuration to connect

the Wi-Fi or Ethernet, or check the

connection status.

“Upgrade”:

Upgrade the firmware via the Internet.

“Language”:

Select the on-screen-display language.

System

“Reset”: Reset all settings to default values.

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TIME set

isplayed.

o wake up.

ning to a local FM radio station), “Internet radio”,

zer”.

Set the clock

1. Select Settings ÆTime. The clock time is displayed.

2. Turn the SCROLL/SELECT/SNOOZE knob to adjust the

hour and press it to confirm.

he minutes. 3. Repeat the step (2) to adjust t

Set the alarm time

1. Select Settings ÆAlarm Æ set/enable. The alarm time will be d

2. Follow the steps (2) to (3) in “Set the clock” to set the alarm tim

The unit allows you to choose the sound to which you would like t

1. To enable the alarm function, select “Settings” Æ”Alarm” Æ

“set/enable” and if necessary, set the alarm time. Press the

SELECT button to confirm.

2. To select the alarm source, choose “select source”: “FM

preset”, “FM tune” (manual tu

“USB/SD/MMC” and “buz

3. When the preset alarm time is reached, the unit will switch on with the sele ted

alarm source.

4. Press the

button to stop the alarm and it will sound again the next day at

the same time.

5. To disable the alarm completely, select “Settings” Æ”Alarm” Æ “disable”.

e, it will automatically switch to the

The volume level

for the other sources using the button.

SNOOZE function

When the alarm p /SNOOZE

alarm and it w rm cycle will repeat for up

to one hour. To c m the next day,

press the

Note: The default alarm source is the buzzer. When another source is selected

ailable at the alarm timbut is not av

er alarmbuzz

buzzer is fixed. However the sound level can be adjusted

VOL +/-

sounds,

ill sound ag

ress the SCROLL/SELECT

ain after 8 minutes. This ala

knob to stop the

ancel SNOOZE function and repeat the alar

tton.

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FM RADIO OPERATION

This mode allows you to listen to local FM radio stations.

ten to FM radio Lis

. Press the ON/STANDBY (

1 ) button to turn on the unit.

Tune.

2. Select FM Radio Æ

3. To search automatic ly, turn the SCROLL/SELECT

/SNOOZE knob on the unit (or the UP

or DOWN

button on the remote control) and release to tune to a

station.

to manual search mode and then turn it to search for a station. Press it again

M antenna to

ach

iste

t s re stored with the favorite stations in the

avorites” menu. Select the following menus: “FM Radio” Æ

avorites” and select the desired preset station. Press the

SELECT button to confirm.

4. To search manually, press the SCROLL/SELECT/SNOOZE knob once to

to return to the auto search mode.

hieve optimum reception

When listening to a FM radio station, extend and position the F

ieve optimum reception.

Preset FM radio stations

You can store up to five preset stations for FM radio.

1. Tune the radio to a desired station, then press and hold

down the preset buttons P1 to P5 on the unit to store the

station.

2. Repeat step (1) to store any other desired stations.

Note: The press and hold button operation does not work on the remote control.

n to a preset FM station L

Direct entry

In FM radio mode, press one of the preset buttons P1 to P5 to listen to the preset

station.

Via the “Favorites” menu

The prese tations a

“F

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INT N

our unit can be connected to a wireless network (Wi-Fi) or an Ethernet. This

ote: Before operating this mode, make sure that you have read and understood

in “PREREQUISITES FOR INTERNET RADIO” and

cable (not supplied). Refer to “CONNECTIONS”

epending on your Internet connection type, select “DHCP” or “STATIC IP” to

the Internet. In “DHCP” mode, an IP address is

n the correct IP data as follows:

P address” Æ “IP mask” Æ “IP gateway” Æ “DNS”

cess point (Wi-Fi) to the

2. Select “Settings”

d display

TATIC IP”.

ter entering the WEP or WPA key, you need to select “DHCP” or

t the number/

ERNET RADIO OPERATIO

allows you to enjoy the vTuner live Internet radio service.

the instructions

“CONNECTIONS”.

Configurations setup

red connection (Ethernet)

Connect the unit to the broadband Internet using an RJ45

Ethernet

for more details.

Select “Settings” Æ “System” Æ “Connection” Æ “Ethernet”

Æ “DHCP” or “STATIC IP”.

enable the unit to connect to

automatically assigned to the unit. In “STATIC IP” mode, you must check with

your service provider to obtai

“I

Wi-Fi connection

. Use a router (not supplied) to connect the wireless ac1

broadband Internet, refering to the “CONNECTIONS”

section.

Æ “System” Æ “Connection” Æ “Wi-Fi”. The

unit will scan for all available wireless networks an

the network names (SSID).

3. Select the network and press the SELECT button to confirm.

. Select the correct encryption security system: Open network, 4

WEP key or WPA.

rk: Select “DHCP” or “S5. Open netwo

WEP key: Enter the WEP code.

WPA key: Enter the WPA code.

ote: AfN

“STATIC IP”.

Turn the SCROLL/SELECT/SNOOZE knob to adjus

character and press it to confirm. Then use the P2/

P4/ and

button to

hold down the move to the previous or next number/ character. Press and

SCROLL/SELECT/SNOOZE knob (or press the

butto

control) to complete an

n on the remote

d confirm the entry.

r both the wired (Ethernet) and Wi-Fi connection, the message “Connection

successful” will be displayed to confirm that the internet is connected. If this is not

the case, “Connection failed” will be displayed. You should try above steps again

to enter correct IP data, WEP or WPA key and also make sure that the wired or

wireless networks are available and working.

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Listening to a we

io”.

b radio station

After successfully connecting to the Internet, you can enjoy the

vTuner live internet radio service by selecting “Internet Rad

The following options are available:

Options Descriptions

an automatically detect the country in which the unit

is located and display the web radio stations in that country.

untry

The unit c

Favorites

The “Favorites” option allows you to find your favorite stations.

Location

This option allows you to select a country and then select a

web radio station in this country.

Format

This option allows you to choose a cate

“Co

gory: “News”,

medy”, “Dance” and “Sports”. etc.

New Stations

Select the new stations that have been added since the last update.

Most Popular

Stations

Select the most popular stations based on web site usage.

Podcasts By

Genre

Select your favorite type of podcast such as “Arts”,

“Entertainment”, “Lifestyle”, “Music”, “Talk”, “TV” and “Variety”.

Podcasts By

t type by

Location

Select your favorite type of podcas the location.

Preset web radio stations

e preset stations for web radio. The procedure for storing

Listen to a preset web station

sta

P5 es” menu in Internet Radio mode.

rites”. This list is

s and hold

unit to bookmark it in the

3. Pr

4. T

You can store up to fiv

web station is the same as “Preset FM radio stations” using the preset buttons

to P5.

The procedure is the same as the one described in “Listen t

tion”. You can listen to a preset web station directly using th

or by browsing through the “Favorit

o a preset FM

e buttons P1 to

List of favorite stations

You can bookmark the current web radio station in a list of “Favo

stored in the “Favorites” menu.

1. When you wish to store a web radio station, pres

down the button on theSELECT

“Favorites” menu.

Note: The press and hold button operation does not work on

remote controthe l.

2. To find a station stored in the “Favorites” menu, browse through the following

enus: “Internet Radio” Æ “Favorites” and select the desired station.

ess the SELECT button to confirm.

o remove the bookmark for a station, press the

button. Exit the

“Favorites” and re-enter it to check that the station is not in the “Favorites” list.

Notes

: Some web radio stations do not broadcast 24 hours per day, and some are

not always on-line.

Unlike the FM antenna, the Wi-Fi antenna is built into the unit. To achieve

optimum reception of the wireless connection, place the unit close to the

wireless access point. Reception depends o

n your router performance and

environmental factors.

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USB DEVICE AND SD/MMC CARD OPERATION

vice-versa. You

USB device or SD/MMC card.

Pla

1. In B d

This unit allows you to listen to files on a USB device or SD/MM

also copy files from your USB device to your SD/MMC card and

can also record web radio and FM radio to a

C card. You can

yback

sert a US isk into the USB port or/and an SD/MMC

D/MMC card slot on the front of the unit. card into the S

2. S /SD

3. T LE

he press it to start playback.

4. To he n

elect “USB /MMC” Æ”Playing” Æ”USB” or “SD/MMC”.

urn the SE

Then turn t

CT button to select a folder and press it to confirm the selection.

SELECT button to select a file and

skip to t ext/ previous file, press the P2/

, P4/ button.

yback, press the P3/5. T plao pause

button. Press it again to resume

playback.

. To stop playback, press the P5/

button.

NDOM playback REP RA

EAT and

ress the

/ button repeatedly to select one of the following playback

m onode at s: Repe

, Repeat folder , Random or Repeat/ Random off.

ss the

1. Insert both a USB disk and an

py files

SD/MMC card into the unit.

2. Select “USB/SD/MMC” Æ”Copy” Æ”USB” or “SD/MMC”.

3. Select the file to you wish to copy and press the SELECT

button to confirm.

4. Select the destination folder and pre

button to

ace the

ld be favored.

confirm. Note: If the destination device is full, copying will fail.

Note: Ensure that the device contains at least one folder in which to pl

copied file.

Some external hard disks may not be supported. Hard disks that have a

built- in power supply shou

Due to different formats, some models of USB, SD/MMC

MP3 players may take longer time to be read or even may not be read.

storage devices

AUX IN FUNCTION

AUX IN jack is provAn ided with the cable to connect your external audio device,

he AUX IN jack. Refer

2. I

4. Adjust the volume controls on both your external audio device and this unit to

Note:

such as a MP3 player, in order to listen to the music through this unit.

1. Plug the AUX IN cable (supplied) into t

to the “CONNECTIONS” section.

n the main menu, select “Aux IN”.

3. Operate your external audio device as usual to select and play the music.

the desired volume level.

In AUX IN mode, this unit display cannot show any music information (e.g.

track no.) for your external audio device.

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RECORD FUNCTION

You can record a web radio or FM radio broadcast on a USB device or SD/MMC

card for private use only, or record an audio file read by an appliance connected

via the AUX IN jack.

Recording web and FM radio sta n broadcasts

nsert a USB device and/ or SD/MMC card into the unit

tio

1) I and

listen to the desired web or FM radio station.

2) Press the

button and if both devices are inserted,

select the destination device (USB or SD/MMC). Press the

SELECT button to confirm.

3) You can name the file you are about to create. In order to do

so, use the SCROLL/SELECT/SNOOZE knob to choose a

e a character and

t character. Then press the

character, use the BACK button to delet

the P4 button to skip to the nex

or L button to start recording.

4) To stop recording, press the

SE ECT

button. The file is saved.

nstant record fu on I ncti

press and hold down theYou can also

button on the unit to start recording

wever you cannot

e recording will be

the

usic on an external appliance.

Refe rded

les.

immediately on the USB device with the default filename. Ho

thcreate your own file name. If no USB device is inserted,

recorded to the SD/MMC card.

Note: The press and hold button operation does not work on remote control.

Recording with the AUX IN function

1. Refer to “AUX IN FUNCTION” to play the

2. Follow steps (2) to (4) in the “Record web

and FM radio” section to record the music from a web or FM station

broadcast.

Note: If the space available on the device is not sufficient, recording will fail.

Playing recorded files

r to “USB DEVICE AND SD/MMC CARD OPERATION” to play the reco

MEDIA SERVER

Step 1: Set Up Media Sharing in Windows Media Player 11

fter you download and install Windows Media Player 11 and connect your radio

an share music

wit describe how to set up media sharing in

and then click Media

Sharing.

to the network, you need to set up media sharing so that you c

h your radio. The following steps

Windows Media Player 11.

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1. In Windows Media Player 11, click the small arrow

below the Library tab,

2. In the Media Sharing dialogue box, select

Share my media check box. the

3. Check the “share my media to” box. In the

list, click your Radio*, click Allow, the

selected device will now show a green tick

and then click OK.

z If your device does not appear in the list of

devices, perform the following steps;

From the main menu of your internet radio select "Media Server". A list of

available computers will appear. Select the required computer.

Your device will now appear in the list. If you want to check that this is your radio,

right click on the device and select “Properties”: your radio's MAC address will be

shown.

Note: Please ensure that your PC is connected to the same network as your

internet radio.

You can choose the folders you want to share using the Library tab.

Step 2: Play Music on the Internet Radio.

After installing and configuring your radio and Windows Media Player 11, you are

now ready to play music via a wireless connection. The following steps describe

how to play music with your radio.

1. Select "Media Server" in the main menu.

2. Select the computer you wish to play the music files from.

3. Use the controls to browse according to the following criteria: All Music,

Genre, All Artists, Contributing Artists, Album Artists, Composers, Albums,

Playlists, Folders or Star Ratings and then press the SELECT button to

confirm.

4. Select the tracks you want to play, then press the SELECT button. Enjoy the

music!

MAINTENANCE

Care and maintenance

To clean the casing, unplug the unit and wipe off dust and stains with a soft cloth

moistened with a mild soap and water solution only. Do not use benzene, thinner

or similar chemicals.

If at any time in the future you should need to dispose of this product,

please note that waste electrical products should not be disposed of with

household waste. Please recycle where facilities exist. Check with your

local authority or retailer for recycling advice. (Waste Electrical and

Electronic Equipment Directive)

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TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE

Problems Recommendations

FM Radio

1. Noise or distorted 1.1

sound

Extend and position the FM antenna to achieve the best reception.

Internet Radio

2. Does not connect

to the Internet

2.1 Ensure that you have configured your home ne

connecting to the Internet from a PC using the sa

2.2 For a wired connection (Ethe

twork correctly by

me network.

rnet), check that the Ethernet cable is

r that you have

ed a static IP address. To configure the DHCP, you must

ccess point.

oes not restrict

unit MAC address

enus: “Settings”

tion”.

etwork, ensure that the correct WEP or

properly plugged in.

2.3 Ensure that a DHCP server is available o

configur

read the instructions supplied with the wireless a

2.4 Ensure that your wireless access point d

connections to particular MAC addresses. The

can be located by browsing through the m

Æ”System”Æ”Connection”Æ”Status”Æ”Configura

2.5 If you have an encrypted n

des haWPA co ve been entered correctly.

3. The Internet

connection is

3.1 The s

3.2 The sta

tati es not broadcast 24 hours per d

successful but

cannot play a

particular station

listeners.

3.3 The station does not broadcast anymore.

3.4 The link on the unit is out of date.

3.5 The Internet connection between you and the server (often located

in a differ

on do ay.

tion has reached the maximum allowed number of on-line

ent country) is slow.

USB device, SD/MMC card

4. USB device

4.1 Insert it the other way round.

or SD/ MMC card

cannot be inserted

5. USB device or,

5.1 Some external hard disks m

SD/MMC card is

not read

have a built-in power supply s

5.2 NTFS format is not supported. Check with the USB device file

system and format it with FAT or FAT32.

ay not be supported. Hard disks that

hould be favored.

5.3 Due to different technical specifications, some models of USB

devices, SD/MMC cards or MP3 players may not be read.

General

6. System hangs up

or abnormal

6.1 Press the ON/STANDBY (

) button to go to Standby mode and

press it again to turn on the unit.

splay indication

6.2 Reset by unplugging the AC/DC adapter for few seconds and

plugging it back in.

7. No sound 7.1 Adjust the volume.

7.2 Disconnect the headphones.

8. The remote

control does not

work

8.1 Move closer to the unit and point toward the IR remote control

sensor.

8.2 Insert the battery with the polarity (+) matching the mark on the

bottom of the remote control.

8.3 Rep

8.4 The press an

lace the battery.

d hold button operation works on the unit only.

Note: Should the problem persist, please download the

radio from

http://www.awox.com/scott

firmware for this Internet

and place it

the AC/DC adapter and insert the USB device into

adapter back in and it will autom

on a USB device. Unplug

the unit. Plug the AC/DC

atically upgrade the system.

GB-

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Tun 87.5 – 108 MHz

nal

nnection……

……… 802.11b/g with WEP/WPA encryption

dio service……… ¾ 5000 stations + 10000 podcasts

that can be stored... 5

Built into the unit

ompatible files…………………………. MP3, WMA, WAV

Re ntrol battery………… battery (CR2025)

……… R03 (Not supplied)

g improvements, the technical specifications are subject to

change without notice.

Amplifier

tput power……………………………. 6 W (2 x

eakers.………………………………… 3” 4 Ohm

3W)

FM Radio

ing range……………………………..

Number of stations that can be stored... 5

FM antenna…………………………....... Telescopic type, exter

Internet Radio

Wired co ………………….. Network 10/100 RJ 45 Ethernet jack

Wireless (Wi-Fi) connection……

vTuner live internet ra

Number of stations

Wi-Fi antenna…………………………….

Media Server/ USB device/ Card

USB port type……………………………. 2.0

USB maximum handling capacity……... 320 GB

Card type………………………………… SD/MMC

Card maximum handling capacity…….. 2.0 GB

MP3 sampling rate……………………… 32, 44, 48 kHz

WMA sampling rate…………………….. 44, 48 kHz

Other connections

AUX IN jack……………………………… 3.5 mm stereo jack

Headphones jack……………………….. 3.5 mm stereo jack

neral

wer consumption…………………….. 12 W

AC/DC adapter………………………….. AC 100 – 240V ~ 50Hz

DC Output……………………………….. DC IN 12V/ 1200mA

mote co ………. 3V lithium

……… 2 x AAA/LTime back-up battery……

Dimension………………………………... 138 (H) x 253 (W) x 131 (D) mm

Weight (without AC/DC adapter)…........ 1.5 Kg

Note: Due to continuin

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