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Setup Guide MCX-2000Digital Audio Server We Want You Listening For A Lifetime IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSCOMPLIANCE INFORMATION STATEMENT DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY PROCEDUREFCC INFORMATION for US customers only CAUTION: READ THIS BEFORE OPERATING THIS UNIT Model Serial NoSPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR U.K. MODEL For U.K. customersCAUTION: READ THIS BEFORE OPERATING THIS UNIT ACHTUNG OBSERVERAATTENZIONE PRECAUCIÓNWelcome to MusicCAST WirelesswConnecting with Peripheral Devices Preparing ItemsOptions Remote Control Features and Operations Setting BatteriesPowering Up Creating a MusicCAST Network Top Menu Easy SetupEnter the following settings PUSH SELECT PUSH SELECT PUSH SELECT PLAY Streaming Music Remote controlWhen “All Songs” is selected When “All Songs” is selectedCD AUTO STORE button When “All Songs” is selected 2005 All rights reserved WF 37370 Printed in MalaysiaMCX-2000 OWNER’S MANUALDigital Audio Server Table of Contents Preface Song 01 SongSong Feature Overview What’s IncludedAudio Playback Functions Audio Recording Functions Music Archiving FunctionsCD Recording Functions Timer Function Music Streaming FunctionsPreparations and Setup Panel Descriptions: MCX-2000Front Panel 8CLIENT STATUS indicators 1~10@BROADCAST indicator #TIMER indicator$RECORDING indicator %ENCODING indicatorBack Panel 1W_LAN ANT2XM jack US model only 3RS-232Cport@10/100 indicator #LINK/DATA indicator 7ANALOG OUT jacks stereo 9OPTICAL OUT jack stereo8ANALOG IN jacks stereo OPTICAL IN jack stereo REMOTE terminalPanel Descriptions: Remote Control 2 POWER AMP/TV button 3 TV/AMP switch1IR transmitter 24 PLAY INFO. buttonTIMER button %Playback control buttons^Group selection buttons –/+ &RANDOM buttonConnecting External Devices Connecting to the AC PowerInitial display Operation Modes on the MCX-2000 STANDBY/ON button: greenSTANDBY/ON button: amber STANDBY/ON button: amber STANDBY/ON button: redMCX-2000 MCX-A10/MCX-C15 MCX-2000 MCX-A10/MCX-C15Operating on the Remote Control Remote Control Features and OperationsSetting Batteries Using as a Universal Remote Control MCX-2000Owner’s ManualRegistering Your TV Monitor to the MCX-2000 Menu Operation Basics For quick access to Top MenuSelecting a menu item Returning to the previous screenTV monitor Built-indisplay Move the highlight Previous screenMove the highlight SubmenuMCX-2000Menu Tree MCX-2000Owner’s ManualConﬁguring Your MusicCAST Network Network BasicsConﬁguration of a MusicCAST-onlynetwork Conﬁguring a MusicCAST-onlyNetwork 12:00 12:0012:00 CDDB databaseUsing Easy Setup Easy Setup Overview Date and TimeMusicCAST System Conﬁguration Network Connection stand-alone,without clientsNetwork Connection with clients Network ConﬁgurationFor automatic conﬁguration of a MusicCAST network Automatic Conﬁguration of a MusicCAST Network Hub MCX-2000MCX-A10 MCX-A10 MCX-A10 MCX-C15MCX-C15MCX-C15Preparation on the MCX-2000 Preparation on Each Client Automatic Registration of Clients Clients ID found in the processManual Conﬁguration of a MusicCAST Network Checking Out Parameter ValuesSettings on the MCX-2000 IP Address 1Setting Method2IP Address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway 3DNS Server P, DNS Server SWireless LAN 1Wireless LAN2ESS ID, WEP Key 3ChannelSettings on Each Client Mode Server IDServer ID Client IDs DHCP IP AddressSubnet Mask ESS ID WEP KeyManual Registration of Clients Conﬁrming Network Status Updating Client Firmware Applications Playing Audio SourcesPlaying Archived Music #3 #2 Using the List View Selecting a List ItemPAGE Scroll Buttons MCX-2000Owner’s ManualIdentifying an List Item Alphabetical index search ButtonsMCX-2000Owner’s Manual Adding a Bookmark to a Song Play Information and ControlsPlaying a CD RANDOM1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3Notes on Playing an MP3 CD Retrieving Song Data What is Gracenote CDDB?What is CD-TEXT? What are ID3 Tags?Listening to a Radio Broadcast Listening to FM RadioWhat is XM Satellite Radio? Listening to XM Radio US model onlyActivating Your XM Satellite Radio Account Receiving XM Radio BroadcastsChannel Search and Direct Access Search all channelsSearch category Action/Solution NO SIGNALMessage DescriptionUsing the Presets List Listening to Internet RadioRegistering a Radio Station to the Presets List Playing a Radio Station from the Presets List Preset groupsCurrent radio station FM frequency, etc Current radio stationGetting the most out of the Presets List FM Auto Preset dialog box Station listPlaying External Audio Signals Digital InputAnalog Input Playing Audio Content on the Computer Network Content menuServer selection dialog box Notes on Playing the Network Content Recording Audio Sources Recording Songs from a Music CD1Album title 2 Artist name 3 Categorized genre Importing a Music CD Automatically CD AUTO STORERecording from FM Radio or External Audio Signals 1Track Marking2SYNCHRO. Type Duplicating a Music CD Initialize Disc and proceed with recording Recording Archived Songs to a CD When Album is selectedSongs in the selected album or playlist Exit this screen Select this to ﬁnish the process Editing the Library Typing Text CharactersWeb Browser Edit TitleDownload Library Information Playlists - Links Editing Song Data Editing TitlesChanging Song Attributes – Change Artist Change Genre dialog box Change Album dialog boxDeleting the PCM Data Other Song Delete Options Delete PCM Data dialog boxNow, only MP3 data is stored Using a Playlist Creating a PlaylistNo other Submenu commands available Editing a PlaylistRegistering an Internet Radio Station Renaming Items from the Radio Presets List Click Select for a station list view Operating a Client Remotely Selecting the Client Audio Source Client source menu screenClient currently selected Client currently selectedSetting the Timer Playback MusicCAST as an Integrated Music Delivery SystemBroadcast Recall Play MCX-2000Owner’s ManualRecall Play dialog box for the MCX-2000 Recall Play dialog box for clientsOther Features Setting Date and TimeSetting Date and Time Manually Selecting the Time DisplayUsing the Online CDDB Database Deﬁning User InterfacePage displayed at Power ON Front Panel DisplayPage Displayed at Power ON Front Panel DisplayScreen Saver Selecting Playback Options Selecting Recording Options 1Select Top Menu Setup Recording2Change each parameter value as needed 1Type of data stored in Music ArchiveUsing the Timer Playback 1Content, Playback4OK, Cancel, Clear 2Activate when?, DateUsing a Yamaha AV Receiver RS-232CRS-232C •Pressing the STANDBY/ON button •Selecting a song from the music archive3Receiver input to which the MCX-2000is connected Initializing Network Settings Managing an Existing MusicCAST NetworkChecking the Network Status Managing the MCX-2000System System Utilities menuViewing System Information VersionMP3 Encode Schedule Controllable YAMAHA AV ReceiversNotes on Firmware update Limiting Local Operations on the MCX-2000 1Setup5Password 2Edit functionCompatible Media CD/CD-R/CD-RW Discs that can be used for recording on this unitDiscs that can be used for recording 79-minute CD-RdiscHandling of discs To prevent a malfunction of this unitRecording of non-audiosignals About Digital Recording with MusicCASTRules of Digital Recording Notes on the MusicCast systemTroubleshooting SymptomCause RemedySymptom CauseRemedy MCX-2000Owner’s ManualSymptom Playback from a wireless client isCause RemedyGlossary PlaybackNetwork connections RecordingHardware SoftwareSpeciﬁcations Audio PerformanceLaser Diode Properties InputsIndex NumericsPage 2005 All rights reserved