Escient ZP-'1 user manual Creating Groups

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CREATING GROUPS

In addition to Playlists, FireBall allows you to create custom “Groups” of Music Titles or Radio

Stations. User created Groups appear in the Group Bar along with the automatically created Genre

Groups and System Groups (All, CDs, Internal, and Playlists). Some uses for custom Group are:

Group similar movies together.

Create custom groups of your favorite movies.

Organize music titles or radio stations into custom genres, like “Funk”, 80’s, “Hits’, etc…

Group all of the albums for a favorite artists together for quick access.

Create an easily accessible collection of your favorite albums.

To create a custom Group, follow these steps:

1.Press the MOVIES key to make sure you are in the Movies source mode, MUSIC key to make sure you are in the Music source mode or press the RADIO key if you want to create a custom Radio Group.

2.Press the OPTIONS key to display the Options Menu.

3.Select the GROUPS menu item.

4.Select the NEW GROUP menu item.

5.Using the remote control or keyboard, enter a name for your Group.

6.Select the CONTINUE button on screen to advance to the Edit Group Select Guide. The Edit Group Select Guide works just like the Music or Radio Guide.

7.For each Music Title or Radio Station you want to add to the Group, highlight the Title or Station name and press the SELECT key on the remote. A checkmark appears to the right of each selected Title or Station indicating that it will be added to the Group. Press SELECT again to remove the checkmark.

8.When you have selected all of the Titles or Stations you want to include in the group, press the RECORD button on the remote control to save the Group.

When you are finished creating your Group, the Guide is displayed highlighting the newly created Group.

Notice that a custom Group is added to the Group Bar along with the System Groups.

The custom Group will always be sorted alphabetically within the Group Bar and appear to the right of the All and Playlist Groups.

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Contents ZP-1 USER’S Manual Registration Editing Music Information Viewing by Genre Using the Jukebox QueueActivation Idle Time Other Modes Retail Demo Mode Editing Disc Info Editing Track NamesNetworking Server Selection Network Problems Software Update ProblemsSpecifications About this Manual Record Your Serial Number Lowest possible time-out duration Trademarks & Service Marks FireBall ZP-1 User’s Manual FireBall ZP-1 User’s Manual Escient Privacy Policy Terms and Definitions Power States User’s ZP-1 Source Modes Select Entering Numeric Entry Mode FireBall ZP-1 User’s Manual Audio / Video Outputs Pin outs for the RS-232 input Ethernet Connections FireBall ZP-1 User’s Manual Ethernet Connection Test Connecting to a Different Fireball Server Browsing Your Music Library Playing the Current Title View By Artist User’s Manual Changing the Current Play Mode Jukebox Play ModesViewing by Genre Adding Songs and Playing the Jukebox Queue Clearing the Entire Jukebox Queue Reordering the Jukebox QueueRemoving a Song from the Jukebox Queue Saving the Jukebox QueueFireBall ZP-1 User’s Manual Playing the Current Station Editing Disc Info FireBall ZP-1 User’s Manual Creating Playlists Editing Playlists Deleting Playlists Creating Groups Editing Groups Deleting Groups Deleting Music Adding Internet Radio Stations Editing Radio Information Updating the Internet Radio Stations List Selecting Your Language Activation Idle Time Retail Demo Mode Setting Your Time Zone Specify which US time zone your FireBall is locatedCustomizable User Interface Enabling Password Protection Ethernet Settings Server Settings Fireball Music Sharing Video Format Centering the Fireball Screen Adjusting Your TV’S Brightness Adjusting Your TV’S Contrast Adjusting Your TV’S Sharpness Adjusting Your TV’S Color and Tint IR Remote Control Direct Access Codes Function Multi-Key Combinations Function Multi-Key Combinations Button Overlay Serial COM Port AMX Getting Information about Your Fireball Restarting the System Updating the Software Setting UP the Fireball WEB Server Controlling Fireball from a WEB BrowserID3 TAG Support Servers Networking Contact your dealer or Escient’s Customer Support group Network Problems Video Specifications NtscFireBall ZP-1 User’s Manual

ZP-'1 specifications

The Escient ZP-1 is an innovative solution that redefines the home entertainment experience by seamlessly integrating audio and video content management with advanced streaming capabilities. Designed for audiophiles and home theater enthusiasts alike, the ZP-1 utilizes state-of-the-art technologies to deliver an unparalleled user experience that prioritizes convenience, quality, and versatility.

One of the main features of the Escient ZP-1 is its ability to consolidate various media sources into one cohesive platform. With support for popular streaming services such as Spotify, Pandora, and Tidal, users can access their favorite music libraries without the hassle of switching between multiple apps or devices. The ZP-1 is engineered to provide high-fidelity audio playback, ensuring that listeners enjoy every note with clarity and richness.

The unit's intuitive user interface is another standout characteristic. Featuring a sleek design, the ZP-1 offers an easy-to-navigate touchscreen display that allows users to effortlessly browse through their media collections. Users can create personalized playlists, manage their music library, and even access cover art and metadata, all of which enhance the overall experience. This graphical interface is complemented by mobile app support, providing additional flexibility to control playback from anywhere in the home.

Connectivity is a key aspect of the Escient ZP-1, which includes multiple inputs and outputs such as HDMI, optical audio, and analog connections. This allows for seamless integration with various home theater systems and multi-room audio setups. The ZP-1 supports popular audio formats, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of devices while maintaining high-resolution audio playback.

The ZP-1 also prides itself on its network capabilities. With built-in Wi-Fi and Ethernet ports, users can easily connect to their home network for cloud-based streaming. Its advanced buffering technologies minimize interruptions and streaming delays, enhancing the user experience. Additionally, the Escient ZP-1 supports high-quality video streaming, enabling users to enjoy their favorite movies and shows in stunning detail.

In summary, the Escient ZP-1 combines modern design with powerful technologies to cater to the needs of home entertainment enthusiasts. With its extensive media support, intuitive controls, and seamless connectivity, it transforms how users interact with their audio and video content, making it an essential addition to any modern media setup.