Philips WAS7500 Reset, When to reset or, The set is rebooted, Language selection screen appears

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15 Reset

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You can restore When to reset  or  : or >The set is rebooted. to the default settings (including network settings).

When to reset Language selection screen appears. or The search for  or  starts. :

Reset The Wi-Fi connection is being reestablished. or If the  is reset and  are not reset: to reestablish Wi-Fi connection between 2Connecting to Center appears. and If a  is reset and  is not reset: .

Reset >Searching for Stations starts. or If  and  are reset: to change the way Manual background or Manual background connects to a Wi-Fi enabled / wired home network.

1Check that the set is switched on (see 5 Basic functions).

2Press MENU to enter the menu screen.

3Use 3 or 4 and 2 to enter Settings followed by Restore settings.

4Press 2 to select Yes.

>The set is rebooted.

Language selection screen appears.

5Select your desired language: English, Français, Español, Nederlands, Italiano or Deutsch. > The set enters Installation Mode.

The search for Manual background or Manual background starts.

The Wi-Fi connection is being reestablished.

If the Manual background is reset and Manual background are not reset:

1On the Manual background , disconnect the power plug and connect them to the power supply again.

2Connecting to Center appears.

3On the remote control, press MENU to enter menu screen.

4Use 3 or 4 and 2 to enter Installation Mode.

5Manual background start to connect to Manual background .

If a Manual background is reset and Manual background is not reset:

1On Manual background , select HD mode.

2Press MENU to enter the menu screen.

3Use 3 or 4 and 2 to enter Station Management (Mgnt) menu.

4Use 3 or 4 and 2 to select Add New Station.

>Searching for Stations starts.

If Manual background and Manual background are reset:

1Select language and then enter Installation Mode.

2Press STOP 9 on Manual background when all Manual background are found.

Manual background Tip

Restoring to default settings does not delete any stored music tracks.

After restoration to default settings, the network mode will return to ad-hoc mode.

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Contents For support call Wireless Music Center + StationWACS7500 WAS7500 Philips EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITYPhilips Consumer Electronics WACS7500/12, /05EN Wireless Music Center + Station Important notes for users in the U.K NorgeCLASS LASER PRODUCT Installation Table of contentsYour Wireless Music Center Basic functionsReset Network settingsFirmware Upgrade Technical data1.1Safety 1.4Environmental information 1.2GPL Package written offer1.3LGPL Library written offer 1.5Disposal of your old product 1.6Maintenance Clean the setClean your discs Care for the HD Hard DiskImportant for models supplied with headphones 1.7Hearing Safety Listen at a moderate volumeTo establish a safe volume level Listen for reasonable periods of timeEnjoy your Wireless Music Center & Station 1.8Register your product2 Your Wireless Music Center & Station 2.1What’s in the boxFM wire antenna, Mounting kit, 1x for Station Supplied accessoriesRemote control, 2-way,incl. 4x AAA batteries Your wireless music centre and stationAntenna 2.2Overview Wireless Music Center & Station2.2.1Controls on Center and Station current Genre on or off16MENU Green indicator light = the set is switched ON141 17HOME SelectsHD Music 2.3Overview remote controls2.3.12-wayremote control CD Radio26SLEEP 1 .,?!’@ Radio , UPnP , Portable , or AUX 2.3.21-wayremote controlHD Music , CD , Radio 24SLEEP 1 .,?!’@ Description 2.4Overview displayIcon Icon3 Installation 3.1Install Center and Station3.4Rear connections 3.2Connect AC powerand are ready for use For portable devices with USB cable 3.4.1Connect antennas3.4.2Connect a portable USB device 3.4.3Connect your iPod optional Your portable device is displayedsources Tip On the additional appliance See also 10 External sources3.4.4Connect additional appliances On orRDS auto time sync 4 Prepare4.1Set the clock Manual time set 4.1.1View the clock To avoid the risk of explosion 4.2Remote control4.2.1Remote control battery installation To avoid burn injuriesInstalling batteries IMPORTANT BATTERY INFORMATION4.2.2Remote control, 2-way 4.3Navigation controls 4.4Alphanumeric keysButton indicator light 5 Basic functions5.1Power modes and functions CharacteristicsPage 5.3Auto-Standby 5.2Eco Standby power-savingmode5.4Volume control The icon disappears 5.5MUTEappears Playback continues without sound 5.6Sound control 5.6.1Smart equalizer5.6.4Incredible surround 5.7Display adjustment5.6.3DBB Dynamic Bass Boost BacklightThe icon disappears 5.8Selecting languages5.9Sleep 5.10Alarm 6.2Search 6.2.1Search by keywords 6 HD Hard Disk6.1Play HD Music Display text box appears6.2.3Select track of same genre Display Searching…6.2.2Select track of same artist SHUFFLE, then REPEAT 6.2.4Find track in current album during playback6.3Play modes REPEAT, SHUFFLE 6.4Build music library on Center 6.4.1Rip music from CDsRip from a CD at high speed Display shows CD-Rip and the current track name 6.4.2Import from your PC6.5Create a playlist 6.4.3Record from radio or external source2Press RECORD The recoding starts 2Select Add to Playlist6.6Delete a playlist, album or track 6.7View track information6.9.1MUSIC FOLLOWS ME 6.8Backup to PCOn the source unit where music is playing On Center 6.9.2MUSIC BROADCASTOn Stations On and6.10View system information bUse 3 or 4 and 2 to select WirelesscUse 3 or 4 and 2 to select Wired 1Press MENU to enter the menu screenscroll through the character list 6.11Edit track information‘Edit’ is shown on the LCD display through the character listAbout MP3/ WMA 7 CD Center only7.1Supported discs Supported formatsOthers 7.2Play discsDisplay shows CDDA7.2.1Search by keywords Display Searching…7.2.2Find track in current album during playback 7.3Play modes REPEAT, SHUFFLE8.2Store preset radio stations 8 FM radioWhen you are receiving an RDS station, is shown 8.1Tune radio stations8.2.3Listen to preset station 8.2.1Autostore Automatic preset program8.2.2Manual store Manual preset program 8.4NEWS Automatic preset program8.3RDS On or 8.5Internet radio8.5.1First time use Internet connection startsOn or 8.5.2.1Radio services On orOn your PC 8.5.2Regular use8.5.3.1My Media On or On orOn your PC 8.5.3.2Favorite stations On or9.1UPnP Universal Plug and Play 9 UPnP9.1.2About UPnP* enabled devices 9.1.1About UPnP9.3.1Play music from UPnP device Tip 9.2Connect to the UPnP device9.3UPnP playback connection status On or9.3.2Play music from Center 10.1.1 About USB device 10 External sources10.1Play or record to USB mass storage device Compatible USB mass storage devices10.1.2 Play music from USB device The screen shows ‘USB direct’10.1.3 Transfer music to USB device The list of tracks appearsFind the transferred tracks on your USB device On or 10.2Play your iPod music10.3Play external sources On external sourceStation enters automatic installation mode 11 Network settings11.1Add Stations to Wi-Finetwork of Center HD screen appears once is connected to Station enters automatic installation modeThe following messages are shown in succession 11.1.1 Delete a StationUse the 1-wayremote control 11.2Connect to Wi-Fiwireless enabled home network11.2.1 Network settings on Center key for the Wi-FinetworkDisplay Searching for Networks… Install Center and Station11.2.2 Set network on Station 11.3Connect to wired home network key for the Wi-FinetworkWi-Finetwork If you already know the WEP/WPAOn the display, the icon changes to is connected to the external wired network11.3.2 Set network on Station If there is no DHCP 12 Connect to your PC11.4Connect to two different home networks 11.5View connection status11.6Connect to Internet 3Select Wired or Wireless11.5.2Viewing the connection with home network Set DNS and GatewaySet DNS Settings will change3Type ipconfig/all Set GatewayConnect Center to PC Wired connection 12 Connect to your PCThe installation process starts automatically Minimum PC requirements4In Connection Wizard screen, select Express Mode Connect Center to PC Wireless connectionLaunch WADM Launch for Windows XP or Vista 5In Connection Wizard screen, select Express Mode13.2Gracenote Internet Queries 13 Gracenote CD Information13.1Gracenote music recognition database 13.2.1 Look up CD track information HD screen appears on when the is connected to 14 Firmware Upgrade14.1Upgrade firmware On Philips Wireless Music CenterStations start to connect to 14.2Restore previous firmwareConnecting to Center appears The set is rebooted 15 ResetWhen to reset or The Wi-Ficonnection is being reestablished16 Technical data Wireless Wired LAN / EthernetHeadphones 16.2 StationSolution 17 Frequently asked questionsProblem During the first-timesetup, theWi-Filink between ProblemSolution Stations react when you operate thedisplay of the 2-wayremote control ProblemSolution even after the set is switchedInstall the supplied FM wire antenna for better ProblemSolution Go to File Refresh Content to refresh theI have problems installing WADM or ProblemSolution launching WADM after installationgo to Menu Information Wireless ProblemSolution WACS7500 to my home wireless18.1.1 What’s in the supplied mounting kit 18 Appendix18.1How to mount Station to a wall 18.1.2 What else you’ll need18.1.3 Preparation 18.1.4 Mounting StationEnd-UserLicense Agreement Gracenote MusicID Terms of Use
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WACS7500, WAS7500 specifications

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