Escient EWP-2000 V2 user manual

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EWP-2000 V2

USER’S MANUAL

P/N: M21501-01A3

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Contents EWP-2000 Table of Contents Ethernet Settings Dialup Settings Setting a System Password Removing a System PasswordMode About this Manual Record Your Serial Number Product IntroductionFCC Class B Radio Frequency Interference Statement Guidelines for Travel Trademarks & Service MarksWarranty Information Requirements Setting Up The Web PadPowering Off the EWP-2000 V2 to Standby Mode Powering On the EWP-2000 V2 from Power Off ModePower On/Off AC PowerWireless Network Card and Antenna System Selecting Your Fireball Server Connecting To Your FireBallMusic Guide Screen Music Player Screen Music Options Screen FireBall Web InterfaceMusic Guide Showing Tracks Music Player Screen Browsing Your Music LibraryView By Artist Listening To MusicChanging the Current Play Mode Browsing Internet Radio Stations Listening To Internet RadioBrowsing Your Movie Library Watching DVD MoviesMovies Guide Screen View By Title View By Cover Recording from the Internal CD Getting Music Into FireBallRecording from AN External Changer Creating Playlists Managing Your MediaCreating Groups Adding Internet Radio Stations Updating the Internet Radio Stations List Edit Movie Info Editing Disc InfoAutomatically Lookup Information for This Disc Searching for the Original Cover Selecting an Existing Cover Editing Radio Information Editing Playlists Editing Groups Deleting Music Deleting Playlists Back to EWP-2000 Control Fireball and Stream Play Setting User PreferencesSetting Your Time Zone Setting the Screen Saver PreferencesActivation Idle Time Setting a System Password Ethernet Settings Selecting the Audio Encoder Type Setting the Fireball Server NameManaging External Changers Setting the Disc Insert PreferencesGetting Disc Information for a Range of Discs Automatically Getting Disc InformationGetting Disc Information for All Discs Automatically Recording CDs Recording All CDs Restarting the System Getting Information about Your FireBallSystem Additional Information