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Contents CR610 Contents Contents Settings Accessories Inserting the batteries Operating range of the remote control unitSee the separate Quick Setup Guide FeaturesEasy operation Q1Q0 o Front panelQ5Q4 Q1Q0o Rear panel IWi-Fi Connect button YNETWORK connectorODIGITAL in connector EANALOG in connectorsRemote control unit Q0 Q1 Q7 Q8 Audio cable 22Cables used for connectionsLAN cable Speaker connection Connecting the speaker cablesL a Connection the subwoofer Speaker a connection StandardUse a subwoofer cable to connect the subwoofer L B About the speaker B connectionsAbout the Bi-Amp connection Digital Connecting an analog device Connecting a digital deviceIPod Connecting an iPod or USB memory device to the USB portIPod classic IPod nano IPod touch IPhone 22Supported iPod / iPhone modelsAntenna Connecting an FM/AM antenna22Using the AM loop antenna 22AM loop antenna assemblySuspending on a wall Standing aloneWired LAN Connecting to a home network LANModem Internet To WAN side Router with access point Wireless LANZz This unit comes with a built-in Wi-Fi antenna InternetConnecting the power cord Playback Press Power X to turn on power to the unit Turning the power onBasic operation Selecting the input sourceTurning off the sound temporarily Adjusting the master volumePress Mute Muting is displayedPlaying CDs Press CD to switch an input source Insert a disc vpagePlaying CDs Press 1/3Program playback Playing tracks in the desired orderStop mode, press Program Use 0 9, +10 to select the tracksMusic files downloaded from such sites can Playing Data CDs22Files that can be played back Playing filesInternet Radio Listening to Internet RadioPrepare for playback Listening to Internet RadioPress Internet Radio Use ui to select the you want to play, then pressPlaying the last played Internet Radio station Using vTuner to add Internet Radio stations to favoritesWindows Media Player Network Sharing Service Using technologies shown belowOn Network Attached Storage NAS that supports Dlna Windows Media DRM1022When using Windows Media Player 12 Windows 7 / Windows Applying media sharing settings22When using Windows Media Player 22Sharing media stored on a NAS devicePress Music Server Playing back files stored On a PCUse ui to select the server including the file to Played, then press EnterPlayback Listening to Pandora SetupListening to Pandora Creating a new station Input Email address and PasswordUse ui to select New Station, then press Enter Input a track or artist name, then press EnterPlay random songs from your stations Listening to an existing stationQuick Mix Giving Feedback and Managing Stations Sign Out Listening to SiriusXM Internet Radio Use ui to select Sign Out, then press Enter Listening to SiriusXM Internet RadioSelect the Sign in, and then press Enter Listening to Spotify Press Online Music to switch the input source toListening to Spotify SpotifyUse ui to select menu and then press Enter Input Username and PasswordUse ui to select a station, and press Enter Appears When you press p during playback, the following menuStar this track Browse Album nameListening to FM/AM broadcasts Listening to FM/AM broadcastsPress Tuner to select the reception band Press Tune + or Tune to select the station you wantAutomatically presetting FM stations Auto Preset Changing the FM tuning mode Tune ModePress Mode during FM reception Use ui to select Auto Preset Start, then pressThis section provides information on the Favorite function Favorite functionCalling stations or files from the favorites list Registering stations or files to the favorites listDeleting stations or files from the favorite list Playing iPod Random Repeat Mode22Playing the AirPlay vpage Listening to music on an iPodPress Mode and display Remote iPod Setting operation mode Remote iPodSwitching between Remote iPod Mode22Standby charging Charging the iPod/iPhoneRandom Repeat Playing a USB memory deviceDevices Playing files stored on USB memoryConnect the USB memory device to the USB port VpageCheck the connection, then turn on this units Listening to DigitalAirPlay function Make the Wi-Fi settings for iPhone, iPod touch, or iPadStartup iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad music Tap the AirPlay icon Select the speaker you want to useSelecting multiple speakers devices Playing iTunes music with this unitSelect Edit Preferences... on the menu Select Devices in the iTunes setting windowCheck Allow iTunes audio control from remote Speakers, and then click OK22Roles each device plays Remote play functionName Device example Role 22Settings on PC and NAS Settings required for each device22Settings on mobile phones 22Remote Play operationsControlling the unit from a web control Web control functionStart up the web browser Checking the IP addressYou want to operate Enterbox. the IP address of this unit in browser’s addressNn Network connection settings Nn Friendly Name settingGExample 2H Network Setting VGExample 2HClick r from for the Web control function vpage 22Update on web screenGThe web displayH GThe unit’s displayHChoose File q button, select the update file, When the following screen is displayed by the PC, clickWhen the following screen is displayed, click the OK Click the Upload w buttonSleep Dimmer Clock DBB Other functions22Connecting the speaker cables Current setting is displayed Press Speaker A/B again to change the settings22Selecting speakers to output audio Press Speaker A/BAdjusted Adjusting the toneUse ui to adjust the Dynamic Bass Boost, Bass Press DBB/TONE to select the tone parameter to beSwitching the display’s brightness Sleep timer function22To cancel the sleep timer 22Checking the current time when the power is onMenu map 22Quick Setup22General 22Network Use ui to change to desired setting Press SetupPress Enter to enter the setting Menu operationUsing the cursor buttons Using the number buttonsInputting characters 22Edit Alarm AlarmGeneral 22Once22Set the current time Clock Speaker Configuration22Bi-Amp 22ResponseEnglish Default / Français / Español 22Volume OffsetLanguage Auto-StandbyFirmware 22Update22Notifications 22Add New Feature Network Control Network InformationFriendly Name 22Select Name22When making wired connection SettingsNnWeb Browser Setup 22When making Wi-Fi connectionNnWPS PIN code method NnAuto-ScanNnManual Tips ContentsTips 22Power does not turn on / Power is turned off TroubleshootingSymptom Cause/Solution Etc. Check the network Connection and adjust the clock22Display on this unit shows nothing Symptom Cause/Solution Display is off22No sound comes out Out 22Desired sound does not come outConnection LAN connection 22Sound is interrupted or noise occurs22Cannot playback CDs 22iPod cannot be played back 22USB memory devices cannot be played back 22The Internet radio cannot be played back Symptom Cause/Solution File names are not displayed22Music files on PC Or NAS cannot be played back 22Cannot connect by Wi-Fi Volume df Resetting factory settingsWriting software format 22MP3 and WMA formatsMaximum number of playable files and folders File format22Compatible formats Playing back USB memory devicesSampling Bit rate Extension MPEG-4 AAC z2Playing back Internet Radio 22Playable broadcast station specifications22Maximum Number of Playable Files and Folder Sampling frequency Bit rate ExtensionPlaying back files stored on PC or 22Playback file specifications22Discs playable on this unit About Discs22Loading discs 22Holding discsLast function memory 22Cleaning discs22Cautions on loading discs 22Cautions on handlingAES Advanced Encryption Standard Explanation of termsFinalize AirPlayMP3 Mpeg Audio Layer-3 ITunesMpeg Moving Picture Experts Group, MPEG-2, MPEG-4 Ieee 802.11bProtection circuit VTuner Wi-FiSampling frequency WEP Key Network KeyWPA2 Wi-Fi Protected Access WPA Wi-Fi Protected AccessWPS Wi-Fi Protected Setup Windows Media DRMTrademark information 22Audio section Specifications22Tuner section 22Wireless LANClock type 22Clock/AlarmVv B Vv aVv D Vv EVv Q Vv PVv R Vv SNnBoost LicenseNnExpat NnFastDelegate121 122 NnliboggNnTremolo NnlibvorbisNnMersenne Twister NnTremorNncURL NnzlibNnc-ares 22License Information for Software Used in the Unit 22Weight 7 lbs 8 oz 3.4 kg 22DimensionsUnit in. mm 13/16 59/64 37/64 51/64 11 1/2 11/64 13/32 39/64Holdings Inc 10260 00AM
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