User manual ARCAM FMJ MS250

[. . . ] MS250 Safety guidelines CAUTION: To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove cover (or back). Refer servicing to qualified service personnel. WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this apparatus to rain or moisture. The lightning flash with an arrowhead symbol within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated `dangerous voltage' within the product's enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons. [. . . ] It allows easier access to the MS250 for playing music or transferring music files from portable music sources. You can also attach a USB keyboard here to make text editing easier. MS250 9 Using the CR-425 remote control 0­9 keypad OPEN Opens and closes the disc tray. This allows text entry of characters and numbers, as on a mobile phone. In character mode, use 0 to input a space character. Genre, Artists, Album or Track lists may be filtered (i. e. reduced) by requiring a match with the first character entered. DISP (display) Cycles the brightness of the front panel display. There are several brightness levels to choose from, including switching the display off. Standby Press Standby to toggle the standby state of the MS250. Back Use this key to navigate back to the previous menu page. The key is also used to delete characters when editing text entries. Normal/Caps/Numbers shift Press to change alphanumeric setting when entering text. Page Up/Down Scrolls through long lists a page at a time. SETUP Press this button to access the MS250's `Setup' menu. Record Press this button to begin recording a CD to hard drive or recording line input. . Fast play and Skip track Play fast (7 8) and Skip tracks (0 /) in both directions. HOME Press this button to access the MS250's Home menu. ZONE Press ZONE to cycle through a display of what each zone is currently playing. Cursor pad and OK button Use the cursor pad to navigate within a menu page. Confirm your selection with the OK button. MUTE Playback control Pause (;), Play (4) and Stop (<). Stops sound output of the currently selected zone. Volume +/­ Adjusts the volume (output level) of the currently selected zone. Source selection Press these buttons to select the internal CD player, Internet radio, or the devices connected to the AUX 1 or AUX 2 inputs. Red If a CD is in the tray then this closes the tray and records the CD to hard drive and plays the CD at the same time. Green If a CD is in the tray then this closes the tray and plays the CD without identifying it first. Menu shortcuts Press these buttons to navigate directly to the appropriate menu when choosing stored music. Yellow Toggles the on screen display on/off. TIP If the remote control receiver (located on the right of the frontpanel window) is not `visible' to the remote control hand-set, then the remote control will not work!Either locate the unit elsewhere, or take advantage of the remote control input on the rear of the player. See your dealer for further information on this option. MS250 10 Operating the MS250 The menu system The MS250 is controlled using its menu system. This is best viewed on a TV or a computer monitor, connected as described on page 7. [. . . ] or If you are using a wireless Ethernet configuration, use your PC to configure the Wireless Ethernet bridge according to the instructions provided with it and then connect the Wireless Ethernet bridge to the MS250. Switch on the MS250. Connecting the MS250 to the Internet without a computer. Although it is usually necessary to use a computer to configure the modem in the setup described above, once the configuration has been completed you no longer need the computer to access Internet radio stations or retrieve track names for CDs. The computer can therefore be disconnected, leaving only a single connection between the ADSL/cable router and the MS250. Testing your Internet connection To check that the MS250 is able to use your broadband Internet connection: 1. Insert an audio CD into the MS250's CD drive. [. . . ]