Bass Boost | Freecom Technologies MusicPal specification

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Freecom MusicPal

2. Bass Boost

Use this function to boost the bass sound of your Freecom MusicPal.

1. Select Settings after you have switched on the Freecom MusicPal.

MusicPal

Internet Radio

Media Server

Extras

Settings

2. Select Sound.

Sound

Play Mode

Bass Boost

Output

Line-out Boost

Startup Sound

3. Select the Bass Boost menu item.

Use bass boost?

YesNo

4.Select Use bass boost? Yes to activate the bass boost. If you don‘t want to boost the bass tones, select Use bass boost? No. After selecting the option you want, you automatically move to the Sound menu.

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Freecom Technologies MusicPal user manual Bass Boost

Contents

Musicpal Freecom Technologies GmbH Germany Package Contents Dear User Chapter Appendix Technical Support Freecom on the Internet Trademark System requirements Network requirementsSoftware requirements Hardware requirements Compatibility Compatible play-list formatsCompatible file formats Compatible streaming formats Safety precautions Advantages of the Freecom MusicPal Software features Hardware features Connecting / Installing the Freecom MusicPal Hardware LAN Hardware Wlan Freecom MusicPal Connecting / Installing the Freecom MusicPal Chapter Getting to know the Freecom MusicPal .1.1 Freecom MusicPal Front Side Getting to know the Freecom MusicPal .1. Freecom MusicPal Rear Side Freecom MusicPal Functions Overview Overview of Internet Radio Overview of Extras Overview of Settings Wlan IP LAN IP Now Playing Options Favorites Select Add to favorites Internet Radio Select the category you want Media server UPnP Extras Sleep Timer SettingsSelect Use Sleep Timer? Yes Wake-Up Timer Clock Snooze Timer snooze functionSelect Use NTP-Server? Yes Manual configuration of date and time Select which time zone you are Select Use NTP-Server? No Show Clock Idle Time RSS Feed Use ´Now Playing´ Select between Use ‘Now Playing’ in clock? Yes or No Show Clock Edit Favorites Wlan Access Point Connecting with hidden Wlan Access Points Menu Select Access Point, select Hidden Access Point Wlan Region Select Wlan Region Using Dhcp Select Use DHCP? Yes Extras Settings RSS Feeds Select Extras Settings Calling an RSS Feed Select RSS Feeds Select Extras Settings Html Browser Calling an Html Browser Select Html Browser Weather Calling the Weather Stock Quotes Calling for Stock Quotes Select Stock Quotes World Clock Calling the World Clock Select World Clock Calendar Calling the Calendar Select Calendar Manual configuration of the IP address LAN IP/WLAN IP Select Use DHCP? No Sound Play Mode Bass Boost Output Line-out Boost Select the Line-out Boost menu item Startup Sound Display Brightness Active Brightness Sleep Timer Brightness Sleeping Language Name Check for Updates Information Features of the Freecom Network Storage Assistant PC Freecom Network Storage Assistant PC/Mac Accessing your MusicPal web interface Start recovery procedure Repeat search for available Freecom MusicPal . Features of the Freecom Network Storage Assistant Mac Login Name Admin Password ..1 Configure basic settings of your Freecom MusicPal .. Web interface of your Freecom Network Storage device Configuring the Freecom MusicPal through the Web Interface How do I access the configuration menu? Now Playing Settings Click Automatically synchronise with an Internet time server Manual configuration of time and date RSS Feed Use ´Now Playing´ Edit Favorites Wlan Access Point Click Dhcp Client Manual configuration of the IP address LAN IP/WLAN IP Settings Extras Html Browser Calling an Html Browser Weather Calling the Weather Calling for Stock Quotes World Clock Select Calendar Sound Play Mode Output Startup Sound Display Brightness Active Brightness Sleeping Language Check for Updates Change password AdministrationUpdate Firmware Freecom MusicPal in practical usage What do I need what for? Media server UPnP in connection with the Freecom MusicPal 1 LAN Wlan Connecting through a router Connecting the Freecom MusicPalDirect connection Configuring the Freecom MusicPal 100 Configuring the computer 101 102 Subsequent window double-click Internet protocol TCP/IP 103 104 Using your Mac as media server UPnP How can I update my firmware?105 How can I Iisten to Internet Radio? 106 107 VTuner Premium Internet Radio ServiceRegistration 108 109 Administration of the Favorites 110 111 112 113 Domain Name Server Internet address classesClass a Class B Netmask 115Subnet Addressing 116 117 IP address shortage Network Address Translation Multiple internal but only one external IP addressHosting a server MAC Addresses and Address Resolution Protocol 119Ethernet Cabling Cable Quality Your Guarantee Conditions