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NeTWORK & AUDIO
20. Network & Audio
The Network & Audio section contains all the settings options for the radio's connectivity and audio
settings. These may include the Internet connection, Bluetooth® receiver/transmitter (depending on the
product) and equaliser.
20.1 Internet settings
This menu contains all of the available settings to connect the radio to a wired (RJ45/Ethernet) or wireless
network (WLAN 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz).
Note
• Numerous settings can be made conveniently via the app! With the free UNDOK app, you can set up
the network connection via your smartphone or tablet.
• More information is available in the free
from Hama.
20.1.1 Network wizard
• The network wizard guides you through setting up the radio's network and Internet connection.
• Immediately after starting the network wizard, all available connection points in the vicinity are
searched for that can be used via the available WiFi frequency bands.
• After the scanning process is complete, the search results are shown on the display and you can choose
from the WLAN networks found.
• Alternatively, restart the search using the
"New search"
function or you can connect the radio by
cable if it has a corresponding port.
20.1.2 connecting to a WlAN
Depending on the WLAN network, there are a number of ways to establish the connection to it.
The radio supports open (unsecure!) networks, WPA/WPA2 networks with password/pre-shared key and
configuration via WPS (WiFi Protected Setup). Networks that support connection via WPS are identified in
the list by the prefix
"WPS"
.
On the following screen, depending on the network, you have the choice between setting up by
"pressing the button"
via Push Button Configuration (PBC) and entering a
"PIN"
and
"Skip WPS"
. If
you try to connect to an open WLAN, i.e. without the corresponding security settings, the connection is
established immediately after selection.
Note
Setup via WPS by pressing a button is explained in the WPS setup section.
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