User manual GRUNDIG OVATION 2I CDS 9000 WEB

[. . . ] INTERNET MICRO HIFI SYSTEM Ovation 2i CDS 9000 WEB CONTENTS-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4 4 4 OVATION 2i CDS 9000 WEB Special features of your hi-fi system Packing contents 5-6 6 6 SET-UP AND SAFETY Setting up the hi-fi system Wall mounting 7-12 7 7 11 OVERVIEW Magic Fidelity. The sound concept of the Ovation 2i The hi-fi system controls The remote control 13-16 13 13 13 14 14 14 15 16 CONNECTION AND PREPARATION Connecting the antenna Connecting the power cord Connecting an MP3 player or a USB memory stick Connecting an external device Connecting the headphones Putting batteries in the remote control LAN connection to the Internet WLAN connection to the Internet 17-21 17 17 18 19 20 SETTINGS Automatic station search for FM radio stations Setting the time Further settings for FM radio stations Restoring the settings (Reset) Registering the Ovation 2i with the WLAN router 22-23 22 22 22 22 22 23 23 23 23 GENERAL FUNCTIONS Switching on and off Selecting the input source Adjusting the volume Muting Selecting sound settings Setting the equaliser Switching the Ultra Bass System on and off Adjusting the brightness of the display Expanded display 24-28 24 24 25 27 28 28 INTERNET OPERATION Selecting the Internet radio input source Navigating and searching in the menus Selecting Internet radio stations according to search criteria Selecting a preset for an Internet radio station directly Selecting Internet radio stations for favourites lists Selecting manually added Internet radio stations 29 29 MUSIK ARCHIVE Audio streaming 2 CONTENTS-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------30-31 30 30 30 30 31 TUNER OPERATION (FM) Selecting the tuner input source Selecting the preset in steps Selecting presets directly Stereo/mono reception RDS information 32-37 32 33 33 33 33 34 34 34 34 34 35 35 35 35 36 CD MODE Selecting the CD input source Inserting a CD Playing back a CD Pausing and resuming playback Repeating the current track Selecting another track Searching for a passage within a track Selecting albums and tracks (MP3 only) Displaying information (MP3 only) Repeating a track (Repeat One) Repeating all the tracks on an album (MP3 only) Repeating all tracks of a CD (Repeat All) Playing back tracks in random order Playing the start of each track (Intro) Creating a playlist 38 38 USB MODE Playing back tracks from an MP3/WMA player or from a USB memory stick 39-41 39 41 41 TIMER MODE Switch-on timer Reminder timer Sleep timer 42-50 42 42 45 46 47 48 SPECIAL SETTINGS Registering on the GRUNDIG homepage Creating lists of favourites Searching for radio stations that are not provided by V-Tuner Changing the device name Calling information Registering the Ovation 2i with the WLAN router with individual settings in the network 51-56 51 52 52 54 54 54 55 INFORMATION Technical data General information on laser devices Troubleshooting Environmental note Cleaning the CD unit Licence conditions Glossary ENGLISH 3 OVATION 2i CDS 9000 WEB -----------------------------Special features of your hi-fi system Your hi-fi system provides access to numerous Internet radio stations via a router via either LAN cable or WLAN. For Internet operation a DSL connection and DSL flat rate are recommended. Titles archived on a PC or hard drive (NAS ­ Network Attached Storage) can be played on the hi-fi system using a UPnP server via LAN or WLAN (audio streaming). [. . . ] Always keep the CD compartment closed to prevent dust from collecting on the laser optics. You can play standard 12 cm CDs as well as 8 cm CDs on your device. An adapter is not necessary. Selecting the CD input source Main Menu AUX Setup ~ CD Folder : 006 File : 087 CDêROM 1 Press »i« to open the main menu. 2 Select the CD input source with »A« or »S« and confirm with »9«. ­ If there is no CD in the compartment, »No Disc« appears in the display. ­ When a CD has been inserted, it is scanned. With an MP3 CD the total number of albums and files is then displayed; for an audio CD, the total number of tracks and the total playing time. CD Track 10 42:50 32 CD MODE ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Inserting a CD OPEN 1 Open the CD compartment by opening the front screen of the hi-fi system by pressing ». 2 Insert a CD in the compartment with its label facing forwards. 3 Close the CD compartment by closing the front screen of the hi-fi system by pressing ». ­ Display: »CLOSE«, afterwards »Reading Disc«. With an MP3 CD the total number of albums and files is then displayed; for an audio CD, the total number of tracks and the total playing time. Folder : 006 File : 087 CDêROM Playing back a CD My favorites 35 ê Lenny Krav MP3 s 00:00:01 Lenny Kravitz Mp3GoDs Topê100 MP3 Fly away 00:00:15 s 1 Start playback with »e II«. ­ Playback always starts with the first file of the first album (MP3) or with the first track (CD-DA). ­ Display in MP3 mode: the number of the current file, then the file name and the elapsed playing time of the file. ­ Display in CD-DA mode: the number of the current track and the elapsed playing time of the track. 2 Pause playback by pressing »e II«. ­ Display: »II«, the elapsed playing time of the file or track flashes. 3 Continue playback with »e II«. 4 To end playback, press »7 CLR« twice. Pausing and resuming playback My favorites 35 ê Lenny Krav MP3 < - 1 To interrupt playback, press »7 CLR« once. ­ After restarting, playback resumes with the same track at which playback was interrupted. 2 Continue playback with »e II«. File: 006/087 > - Repeating the current track 1 During playback, press »8« briefly. ­ The track is repeated from the beginning. 33 ENGLISH CD MODE ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Selecting another track My favorites 39 ê Bryan Adam MP3 s 1 During playback, press »8« or »9« repeatedly until the number of the desired track appears in the display. ­ Playback of the selected track starts automatically. [. . . ] They can be used by anybody for private networks such as LANs. Many computer networks require complete connectivity at IP level, but only limited access to the Internet. If such a computer network has a private IP address range, it forms an intranet which cannot be accessed from the Internet, as the Internet routers ignore private address ranges. A gateway or router that is placed in this private network and which also has a public address in the Internet as well as a private IP address, makes the connection to the Internet. [. . . ]