NETGEAR Music Player Advanced Features, Control Brightness, Contrast and Text Display, Safe Mode

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ADVANCED FEATURES

Control Brightness, Contrast and Text Display

The Bright button on your remote lets you change the brightness of your display using the Left/Right arrows 34. For SoundBridge M500, you will see the option to change contrast using the Up/Down arrows 56. For SoundBridge M1000 and M2000, text size can be controlled using the Up/Down arrows 56, affecting how many lines of text you see on screen at one time. M1000 can display one line or two lines at once; M2000 can display one, two, or four lines at once.

The Settings Menu

SoundBridge settings can be changed in the SETTINGS option located at the bottom of the Main Menu. Your Settings screen will show the following options (scroll down using your remote control to see the complete list):

VISUALIZER SETTINGS...

aRETURN TO NOW PLAYING WHEN IDLE

aSCROLL LONG INFO IN NOW PLAYING

aDISPLAY COMPOSER FOR CLASSICAL WORKS SKIP ITEMS UN-CHECKED IN ITUNES

Music Visualizer Settings

You can customize the kind of visualizer to display, whether it appears full-screen or on the right side of the Now Playing menu, and other options. Use the Main Menu/Settings/Visualizer Settings command to explore these options.

Safe Mode

SoundBridge includes an option to run in “Safe Mode,” which is a mode with limited features that is enabled automatically when SoundBridge detects that its software has become corrupted. Its goal is to download a new version of software from Roku and to restore factory settings. When SoundBridge enters Safe Mode, you will notice the text “Safe Mode” displayed on the right side of the display. Your menu will only include options to update your software, configure your network, and restore factory defaults.

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Contents SoundBridge Network Music Player Page Run the Latest Software WelcomeRegister Your SoundBridge Download the Latest User GuideTable of Contents Music Server Software Requirements Getting StartedWhat Is a Music Server? Music Server Instructions for Installing Windows Media Connect III. Hooking Up Your Speakers or Stereo System Connecting to powered speakers IV. Connecting SoundBridge to AC Power Connecting to a stereoVI. Establishing a Network Connection Using Your Remote ControlPersonal Firewall iTunes Users VII. Enabling Music Sharing Your local network. Do not quit iTunes IX. Playing Music VIII. Choosing Your Music LibraryXI. Checking for the Latest Software recommended Setting Display Preferences optionalXII. Wall or Under-Cabinet Mounting optional Upgrade Successful Select OK to RebootNavigation Quick Reference Music Playback OverviewAudio File Formats Supported Screen Icons Quick Reference Main Menu Music Playback TutorialBrowse Composers Browse Genres Browsing by AlbumBuilding a Song Queue Page Reviewing a Song Queue Repeat and Shuffle Pausing Music PlaybackErasing a Song Queue Playing a Playlist Skipping Tracks During PlaybackBrowsing by Genre Browsing by Artist, Song or ComposerSearch Options Internet Radio Changing Music LibrariesPage Page Page Web Page Control Page Page Page Page Page When You Are Finished Using SoundBridge Settings Menu Advanced FeaturesMusic Visualizer Settings Safe ModeGeeks Read This Restoring Factory Default SettingsWi-Fi Hardware Wi-Fi Setup Instructions WI-FI Setup and Password HelpBackground Why Wi-Fi? Page Obtaining Your Wireless Access Point’s Password Troubleshooting Wi-Fi SetupWi-Fi Setup Examples Apple AirPort Mac Users Page Page Apple AirPort PC Users Page Page Page Linksys WAP54G Page Netgear WG602 Page Page Customer Support Getting HelpEnd User Software License Agreement AppendicesRoku SoundBridge Limited Warranty Limited WarrantyPage FCC Rules, Part FCC Warnings and Safety InformationCanada Class B Statement Page European Community Safety/Regulatory Information User/Installer CautionCable Management Technical SpecificationsSoundBridge Mounting Kit Power SupplyNeed help? Go to Page 05-SB00-UG0120