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Summary of Contents for Cyber

Page 1: ...Internet radio Instruction manual Cyber Internet Radio indd 1 1 9 11 17 20 43 ...

Page 2: ... mode 12 DAB mode 13 Changing DAB stations 13 Scanning for DAB stations 13 Dynamic range control 14 Station order 15 FM mode 16 Tuning to an FM station 16 FM display information 16 Audio setting 16 iPod mode 17 Dock your iPod iPhone 17 Playing your iPod iPhone 17 Aux in mode 18 System settings 19 Manually set the time and date 19 Setting the alarm 19 Stop the alarm 19 Turn off the alarm 20 Sleep t...

Page 3: ...ot be replaced If the cord is damaged the appliance should be scrapped To protect against fire electric shock and injury to persons DO NOT IMMERSE PRODUCT batteries or earphones in water or other liquids Do not let the power cord hang over the edge of a table or counter or touch hot surfaces In the event of a fault return the appliance to your nearest John Lewis store No repair should be attempted...

Page 4: ...y Pause Music player iPod only 5 Scan DAB FM radio only 6 Store retrieve presets Internet DAB FM radio only 7 Mode Internet Music player DAB FM iPod Aux in 8 Menu 9 Info Internet DAB FM radio only 10 Volume 11 Volume 12 Scroll up down display options 13 Move forward backward through display options 14 Select 15 Display 16 Speakers 17 iPod iPhone dock 1 13 13 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 10 3 2 12 14 16 15 17 16...

Page 5: ...Scroll up down display options 4 Move forward backward through display options 5 Select 6 Volume up 7 Volume down 8 Menu 9 Info 10 Pause 11 Play 12 Previous track 13 Next track 14 Preset locations 15 Alarm 16 Snooze sleep 18 Telescopic aerial 19 Power supply socket 20 Aux in socket 19 18 20 5 4 3 8 10 11 15 1 6 4 7 9 12 13 2 3 14 16 Cyber Internet Radio indd 5 1 9 11 17 20 46 ...

Page 6: ... your Radio s MAC address into your wireless access point To find your Radio s MAC address select Menu Main menu System settings Network View settings MAC address To enter the MAC address into your wireless access point you will need to read the instructions provided with your wireless access point and router Your radio should work in all locations where the Wi Fi network is available You will als...

Page 7: ...on For the UK Most of europe is normally selected 5 Your radio will scan for available networks Your radio may find more than one network Please use the or buttons on the radio or on the remote control to highlight the network that you would like to connect to and press Select to confirm If your network is not configured to request a password WEP WPA the radio will connect to the network and the f...

Page 8: ... pass code select OK to confirm Note To select BKSP OK or CANCEL on the right of the display press the button when the cursor is highlighting the 0 Press to move down the three options and select CANCEL to return to the main key entry screen 3 Your radio will now connect to your selected network and after a short delay the following screen will be displayed 4 Press Select to exit this screen and g...

Page 9: ...ncrease or decrease the volume Choosing an internet radio station In internet radio mode 1 Use the or buttons on the front of the radio or on the remote control to highlight Station list and press Select 2 Continue to use the or buttons followed by Select to find the station that you would like to listen to Press the or buttons to scroll through the different types of radio station or individual s...

Page 10: ...lect button to scroll and select the podcast that you would like to listen to Last listened If you press the Menu key when you are in internet radio mode you can select Last listened A list of all the internet radio stations and podcasts you have listened to recently will be displayed and you can use the or buttons together with the Select button to scroll through the list and select My favourites...

Page 11: ...adio to open the preset list Use the or buttons to highlight the stored station that you would like to listen to 3 Press the Select button Your radio will tune to your selected station On your remote control 1 Press the Mode button to go to Internet DAB or FM mode as appropriate 2 Briefly press the number of the preset location 1 10 on your remote control Your radio will tune to your selected stat...

Page 12: ...e page 7 3 On the computer once Windows Media Player 11 or above has been installed it will create a library from all the media files available to it on your computer 4 Click on the Library tab within Windows Media Player 11 and select Media sharing 5 Your radio will be listed within Windows Media Player as an Unknown device You will be asked to confirm which devices to share your media to Click o...

Page 13: ...stations and services regularly become available so it s a good idea to carry out a manual scan every now and then to make sure that you have the most up to date station listing stored within the memory of your radio If you have moved your radio to another location eg if you go on holiday then it s also a good idea to carry out a manual scan 1 If you are not already in DAB mode press the Mode butt...

Page 14: ...roadcaster for each radio station and may be different for the types of programme broadcast such as pop or classical music or a chat show The dynamic range control signal is transmitted in parallel with the audio signal for each programme and with your radio you can use this control signal to expand or compress the dynamic range the difference between the loudest and quietest sounds of the reprodu...

Page 15: ...id the stations that can be received in your area will be reordered to the top of the DAB station list and those that you cannot receive will be at the bottom 1 If you are not already in DAB mode press the Mode button to go to DAB mode If you are already in DAB mode Press the button until the DAB menu is displayed 2 Use the or buttons to scroll to Station order and press Select 3 Use the or button...

Page 16: ...ception is still poor adjust the position of the aerial or try moving the radio to another location FM display information When listening to an FM station you can change the information that will appear on the display There are several different types of information that are sent by the broadcaster Radiotext RT This is scrolling text information supplied by the broadcaster Information could be the...

Page 17: ... push down to connect Connecting followed by Docked will be displayed The dock will begin to charge your iPod iPhone if necessary Charging will stop automatically when your iPod iPhone is fully charged check your iPod iPhone display Playing your iPod iPhone You can use the controls on your iPod as normal when it is docked with your radio but you can also use the following buttons on the front of y...

Page 18: ...l sound source Your radio is then transformed into a high quality digital audio speaker system 1 Connect one end of an Aux in audio lead to the headphone or auxiliary out socket of your secondary device connect the other end to the Aux in socket on the back of your radio 2 To gain optimal volume levels adjust the output volume level on both the secondary device and on your radio Cyber Internet Rad...

Page 19: ...ect you can also change the Equaliser Network Contrast and Language settings Setting the Alarm Note Ensure that you have set the correct time and date see this page before you set an Alarm There are 2 alarm settings available 1 Press Menu button on the front of the radio or on the remote control 2 Use the or buttons to scroll to Main menu and press Select 3 Use the or buttons to scroll to Alarms a...

Page 20: ...On the radio 1 Press the Menu button and then use the or buttons to scroll to Main menu and press Select 2 Use the or buttons to scroll to Sleep and press Select 3 Use the or buttons to scroll through the available sleep timer options and press Select On the remote control 1 Repeatedly press the Snooze Sleep button to move through the available sleep timer options Stop pressing the Snooze Sleep bu...

Page 21: ... its servers and their server capacity may not be enough to enable everyone to connect The station is not broadcasting anymore The internet connection between the server often located in another country and you is slow Some Internet Service Providers may fail to provide service is some geographical areas You could use a computer to check if the internet radio station can be received If the radio s...

Page 22: ...y defaults See page 23 iPod iPhone does not play Check that the power lead is plugged into the back of the radio and that the mains adaptor is plugged in and switched on Press and release the button on the front of the radio or on the remote control Check that you are in iPod mode Press the Mode button on the front of the radio or on the remote control until iPod is displayed Check that the iPod i...

Page 23: ...System settings and press Select 4 Use the or buttons to scroll to Software update press Select 5 Use the or buttons to scroll to YES and press Select Your radio will now regularly check for software updates Software version Radio ID If you call the helpdesk they may ask you for the software or Radio ID of your radio 1 Press Menu 2 Use the or buttons to scroll to Main menu and press Select 3 Use t...

Page 24: ...valid if the damage has been caused by accidental damage alteration or repair by any unauthorised persons or poor maintenance This guarantee in no way affects your statutory rights Service This product should only be repaired or serviced by an authorised Service Engineer and only genuine approved spare parts should be used General information Cyber Internet Radio indd 24 1 9 11 17 21 05 ...

Page 25: ...ity or for further details contact your local council or visit www recycle more co uk Batteries contain substances that may be harmful to the environment and human health Keep out of the reach of children and seek immediate medical help if swallowed This symbol indicates that batteries should not be disposed of in the normal household waste but taken to appropriate local recycling facilities where...

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Page 28: ...John Lewis Partnership 171Victoria Street London SW1E 5NN www johnlewis com Aug11 Issue 1 Retain this information for future reference Cyber Internet Radio indd 28 1 9 11 17 21 05 ...

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