Philips SLA5500 user manual ENGlossary, Term or Abbreviation Meaning

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ENGlossary

The following is a list of terms and abbreviations used in this document.

Term or Abbreviation

Meaning

Base station (BS)

A device used to provide common wireless access to the Internet.

CD-ROM

Compact Disk - Read Only Memory. An optical disk used to store computer data.

DHCP

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. Used by a server to assign IP addresses to

 

network devices.

DNS

Domain Name Server. A server that converts domain names to IP addresses.

Gateway

A device that connects two networks, for example a local area network to the

 

Internet.

IP Address

Internet Protocol Address. A unique 32-bit logical number assigned to a device on the

 

Internet. An IP address can be static (fixed) or dynamic (assigned by a DHCP server

 

on connecting to the network).

Key Index

Number used to identify a particular encryption key in a list of several encryption

 

keys supported by a wireless network.

ISP

Internet Service Provider. Company that provides the service that allows you to

 

connect to the Internet.

LCD

Liquid Crystal Display. A flat panel screen used to display characters.

MAC address

Media Access Control Address. A unique physical number assigned to device on a

 

network, in the format of a 48-bit hexadecimal number.

MP3

MPEG Audio Stream, Layer 3. An ISO/IEC standards-based audio file format

 

developed by the Moving Pictures Experts Group (MPEG).

PC

Personal Computer. In the context of this document, can also refer to a laptop

 

device.

Proxy

A proxy server sits between the client and the Internet. It can retrieve requested files

 

from its own cache or from a remote server. It is also used in conjunction with a

 

firewall and gateway to enhance security on a network.

RCA

A standard connector plug used to connect a device to an audio device.

SSID

Service Set Identifier. A 32-character identifier attached to packet headers sent over a

 

wireless network that uniquely identifies the wireless LAN to which the device is

 

attempting to connect.

Subnet Mask

Sub-network mask. A subset of a network (that consists of multiple devices) that has

 

its own unique subnet number.

UPnP

Universal Plug and Play. Allows automatic discovery and control of networked devices

 

and services.

Wireless Music Link

A device that connects wirelessly to a PC to allow music files to be played over an

 

audio system.

Philips Wireless Music Receiver PC Utility

Wireless Music Receiver PC Utility Software that allows you to configure the

 

SLA5500 from the PC.

WEP

Wired Equivalent Privacy. An encryption method that provides security for 802.11

 

wireless network systems using a 64 or 128 bit key.

WMA

Windows Media Audio. An audio file format developed by Microsoft.

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Contents SLA5500 Need help? Contact lineCountry Telephone number Page ENContents Safety Precautions Important informationWhat’s in the box Quick start guideSystem requirements AudioPersonal Computer PC NetworkWireless Music Receiver Infrared sensor Functional overviewLCD screen Digit buttons16 OK Mute Mutes the soundConfiguration Navigating the menuLCD Menu Structure HomeWireless Music Receiver LCD Screen Icons Navigating in the LCD screen menusDescription Installing Philips Media Manager Key FeaturesPreparing Your PC Installing the Philips Wireless Music Receiver PC Utility Adding files to the Media ManagerOpening and closing the Media Manager window MAC Address Control on the Wireless Network Enabling Internet Connection Sharing on Your PCClick Yes Using Windows XP Service Pack Page Installing your SLA5500 Connecting the SLA5500Make sure that your wireless network is active Before You StartConfiguration Network Information needed by the Configuration WizardIntroduction Prompt Option SelectedConfiguration Wizard Menu Configuration WizardChanging network settings Starting the Configuration WizardEntering Text in Edit Mode Selecting a NetworkSelecting Encryption Settings Selecting Network IP SettingsCompleting the Configuration Selecting a Network TypePowering on the SLA5500 SLA5500 must be connected to the wireless networkENOperation Listening to Music FilesMusic File Remote Control Functions Following remote control functions can be used in Play modePlaying Music Files Saving an Item to a Preset Number Saving Favorite Music ItemsViewing Song Information Example Display Text ExplanationSelecting and Playing a Preset Item Saving Items to the Dynamic PlaylistPlaying Items from the Dynamic Playlist Replacing Items on the Dynamic PlaylistAdvanced Configuration Configuration Menu StructureEnabled or Disabled Yes or NoViewing Network Status Settings List of Network Status SettingsSetting Explanation Changing Settings for the Currently Active Network Profile Managing Network ProfilesChanging your display menu language Changing Settings for a Non-Active Network Profile Managing Multiple Key IndexesTurning Profile Management Off Performing a Hard Reset to Factory Settings Editing the Device NameStarting the Philips Wireless Music Receiver PC Utility Default Profile Settings Viewing Existing Network ProfilesActivating a Different Network Profile Editing a Network Profile Verifying that a Wireless Music Link is Available on Network Uploading New Software to the SLA5500TroubleshootingEN SLA5500 Error CodeError Code Explanation File permissions on music file are incorrectENGlossary Term or Abbreviation MeaningCommon Firewall Configurations Extra informationTechnical Information 0682

SLA5500 specifications

The Philips SLA5500 is a remarkable audio device that combines cutting-edge technology with user-friendly features, making it a popular choice among music enthusiasts and casual listeners alike.

One of the standout features of the SLA5500 is its exceptional sound quality. Designed with advanced acoustic technologies, this speaker delivers clear highs, rich mid-tones, and deep bass, ensuring an immersive audio experience. The device utilizes dynamic sound processing, allowing for the calibration of audio output to suit different music genres, whether it be classical, rock, or electronic.

Connectivity is another strong suit of the SLA5500. It supports multiple wireless technologies, including Bluetooth, which allows users to stream their favorite tracks directly from smartphones, tablets, or laptops without the hassle of cords. Additionally, the device features USB and auxiliary input options, providing versatility for connecting various audio sources. This makes it easier for users to switch between devices seamlessly.

The design of the Philips SLA5500 is both modern and practical. Its sleek and compact form factor ensures it can fit into any room setup, while the premium materials used in construction not only enhance durability but also contribute to the overall aesthetic appeal. The device is available in various color options, making it a stylish addition to home decor.

Battery life is a critical aspect for portable audio devices, and the SLA5500 does not disappoint. With a robust battery that supports extended playback time, users can enjoy their music for hours without constant recharging. The built-in power-saving features further enhance its efficiency, particularly for on-the-go listening.

In addition to these features, the SLA5500 incorporates smart technology, such as voice assistant integration. This allows users to control playback, adjust volume, and manage playlists using voice commands, adding a level of convenience and enhancing the overall user experience.

Moreover, the Philips SLA5500 is optimized for easy setup with intuitive controls. The user interface is designed to be straightforward, enabling anyone to operate the device with minimal effort.

In conclusion, the Philips SLA5500 is a stellar audio device that balances high-quality sound, robust connectivity options, and user-friendly features. Whether for home use or while traveling, it stands out as a reliable choice for audio lovers seeking both performance and convenience.
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