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vAntAge

Internet radio

vAntAge

Internet radio

teCHniCal sPeCifiCations

PRoCessoR/MeMoRy

Chorus 2, 133 MHz
64 MBit Flash & 32 Mbytes SDRAM

DiMensions/WeigHt

Dimensions:

H: 144 mm x L: 212 mm x D: 76 mm

Packaging:

H: 190 mm x L: 325 mm x D: 125 mm

Weight:

1.3 kg

sPeaKeR

Speaker output:

netWoRK

Interfaces:

802.11b/g

Network security:

WEP, WPA, WPA2

suPPoRteD auDio foRMats

Internet radio streams:

MP3, WMA, Real Audio

Audio streaming:

MP3 (CBR/VBR, up to 320 Kbps),

WMA,
AAC (Unprotected)

Playlists supported:

M3U, PLS

suPPoRteD seRviCes & PRotoCols

UPnP, HTML, DHCP, Fixed IP, WLAN, CIFS/SMB

Podcast:

Podcast (MP3), ID3 (V1.0 / V2.0)

Internet radio services:

Podcasts, On Demand

LCD display:

2 Lines Black/White display

fiRMWaRe

Incorporated firmware-upgrading option. Ensures
that the radio is updated with the latest software
and services.

MiniMuM RequiReMents foR inteRnet
RaDio

Connection:

Router with wireless 802.11b/g

(broadband internet connection required for
internet radio)

MiniMuM RequiReMents foR MeDia
PlayeR stReaMing

PC connection:

Windows XP or Vista with

MediaPlayer 11 or other UPnP servers e.g. Twonky.
CIFS/SMB shared folders can be accessed also.

Mac connection:

Mac OS X 10.3 or higher, UPnP

software.

NAS device:

UPnP compatible hardware (UPnP

Server) or CIFS/SMB sharing.

languages suPPoRteD

English, German, French, Italian, Spanish,
Portuguese, Netherlands, Danish, Swedish,
Norwegian, and Finnish

Summary of Contents for vantage

Page 1: ...vAntAge Internet radio 1 OXX Digital 2009 Tuned into the world User guide Internet radio vAntAge ...

Page 2: ...g music from the Media Player 16 Sleep function 17 Setting time date 18 Setting the alarm 19 Snooze function 20 Additional options 21 Language 21 LCD Standby Backlight 21 Factory reset 21 Software update 22 Info 22 Registration 23 Appendix Set up media sharing in Windows Media Player 11 24 Set up CIFS SMB sharing on PC or NAS 26 Set up media sharing in Vista Simple File Sharing 28 Typical home net...

Page 3: ...r grounding type plug A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong The wide blade or the third prong is provided for your safety If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet consult an elec trician for replacement of the obsolete outlet 10 Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at p...

Page 4: ...ion holes on the casing of your Internet radio prevent it from overheat ing Do not block or cover these holes especially with cloth or paper Do allow a minimum distan ce of 5 cm around the apparatus for sufficient ventilation Damage Never use your Internet radio if it is damaged in any way Always place your Internet radio on a flat level surface avoiding any place which may be subject to strong vi...

Page 5: ...ous to the environment and harmful to human health if waste of electrical and electronic equipment WEEE is not disposed of correctly Equipment which is marked with the WEEE logo as shown above should not be thrown away with your household waste Con tact your local authority waste disposal depart ment as they will be able to provide details of the recycling options available in your area All rights...

Page 6: ...l information e g actual date and time Different options in Internet Radio and Music Player Mode Shift between Internet Radio and Music Player Back Press to go back to the previous screen e g if you make a mistake or regret a selection Menu Press to go to the top of the Internet Radio or Media Player main menu Sleep Set the sleep time max 60 minutes See page 17 for further details Standby Set the ...

Page 7: ...g How to change the plug Battery compartment 6 C Alkaline batteries radio front view 1 Press the PUSH button 3 Remove the plug 4 Insert the plug required foryour area 2 Push the plug upwards 5 Push downwards until you hear a CLICK sound CLICK CLICK CLICK 2 1 3 5 4 UK plug EU plug ...

Page 8: ...dded Stations Help Get access code FAQ Music Player Shared files UPnP Shared folders CIFS SMB PC settings User name Password System settings Main menu Sleep Set show sleep time Alarms Alarm 1 Enable On Off Time Mode Buzzer Internet radio Preset Last listened Preset 1 Preset 2 Preset 3 Preset 4 Preset 5 Preset 6 Preset 7 Preset 8 Preset 9 Preset 10 Frequency Daily Once Weekends Weekdays Volume 1 20...

Page 9: ...S Secondery DNS Manual settings Wireless DHCP Enable DHCP Disable Network profile Time Date Set Time Date Auto update Update from NETWORK No update Set format 12 24 hour form Set timezone Daylight savings Language Danish English GB English US Finnish French German Italian Netherlands Norwegian Portuguese Spanish Swedish LCD Standby Backligh Always on Off Factory reset Software update Info SW versi...

Page 10: ...er wireless router supplier If your wireless network is configured with MAC filtering you will need to enter the Radio s MAC address into your wireless access point To find the Radio s MAC address you must enter into the following menu items Main menu 1 System settings 2 Network 3 View settings 4 MAC Address 5 To enter the MAC address into your wireless access point you must read the instructions ...

Page 11: ...ion 3 Press to confirm The radio will save the region in its memory The display will show Wait for 10 to 15 seconds and the radio will ask you to select a network from the list Step 2 Access network 1 If the radio finds more than one network turn the Scroll Select knob to scroll through the name list 2 Press the knob when the name of your own network is displayed If your network is not configured ...

Page 12: ...case sensitive Having entered the final character of your pass word in this way scroll to OK and press the Scroll Select knob to store your password Note The radio will automatically remember your WEP WPA WPA2 network codes There is no need to re enter the codes unless you perform a factory reset The radio will now successfully connect to your network and the display will show Press the Scroll Sel...

Page 13: ...equested to enter a WEP WMS WMA2 code In that case please see the previous page for how to enter the code Of course you have also the option of estab lishing the access manually Just follow the above steps 1 3 and proceed as follows 1 Turn the Scroll Select knob to Manual settings 2 Press to confirm 3 Press the Scroll Select knob to confirm access to Wireless 4 Press the Scroll Select knob to conf...

Page 14: ...ct knob until you see your desired option 4 Press the knob to confirm Selecting Location offers you an alphabetical list of regional broadcast programmes 5 Turn the Scroll Select knob to your desired location 6 Press to confirm The radio will now load the station list Choosing Genre under Stations offers you an alphabetical list of station types 1 Turn the Scroll knob to view the list 2 Press to c...

Page 15: ... your list of fa vourites Preset stations Once you have found a station which you like to listen to you can store it as a preset station and thus have easy access to it at a later on You can store up till 10 preset stations 1 Press the Preset button when listening to the station 2 Use the Scroll Select knob to scroll to the first vacant location number or to a specific location number under which ...

Page 16: ...tton To change user name and password you must select PC settings On page 12 you can see a de tailed description of how you change user name and password The menu items System settings and Main menu are shortcuts giving you easy access to the sys tem settings and the main menu of the radio How to listen to music from shared files 1 Press the menu button to get access to the main menu 2 Turn the Sc...

Page 17: ...sy stem 1 Enter Main menu 2 Turn the Scroll Select knob to Sleep 3 Press to confirm 4 Turn the Scroll Select knob to increase by 15 minutes per step 5 Press to confirm the requested interval The programme you are listening to will turn off after the pre defined period of time and the ra dio will enter into standby mode You can resume the playing by pressing the Standby button You can always see th...

Page 18: ...e Set format Select whether your want the time to be shown on 12 or 24 hour format Shift between the two formats by turning the Scroll Select knob and confirm by pressing it Set time zone When selecting your own time zone the time and date will automatically be updated Use the Select Scroll knob to scroll through the possibi lites and confirm your time zone by pressing the knob Daylight savings He...

Page 19: ...he Internet radio mode 8 Scroll through the preset station list by turn ing the Scroll Select knob 9 Press to confirm you choice 10 Turn the Scroll Select knob to Frequency 11 Scroll through the options available Daily Once Weekends Weekdays and confirm your choice by pressing the Scroll Select knob 12 Press to confirm 13 Turn the Scroll Select knob to Volume 14 Turn the Scroll Select knob to sele...

Page 20: ...back to the previous screen by pressing the Back button Note 2 The alarm volume level can be adjusted to your favourite level and stored in the memory before turning off the radio If you set the volume levet to minimum you may risk not hearing the alarm when it occurs Alarm 2 is set in the same way as alarm 1 SNOOZE FUNCTION The Snooze function is an option related to the alarm function When an al...

Page 21: ...lect whether you want the LCD standby backlight to be On or Off 1 Turn the Scroll Select knob to LCD standby backlight 2 Press to confirm 3 Select your desired option and confirm by pressing the Scroll Select knob FACTORY RESET Performing a factory reset will completely reset your radio s memory clearing all WEP WPA WPA2 codes and your user settings This will return your Internet radio to its defa...

Page 22: ...hecking automatically every of 15 minutes or you can select Check now for immediate update if any Please note that software updates can take several minutes Therefore do not switch off you Internet radio until the update procedure is fully completed If you turn off the radio during software update it may cause permanent damage to your Internet radio INFO Here you can see your Internet radio s pres...

Page 23: ...owse through by genre or loca tion exactly in the same way as on your Internet radio When you find a station you like you can add it to My favourites just by pressing holding the Scroll Select knob The My favourites list you can see on the Fron tier website will be the same as you can access from the menu My favourites in the menu of your Internet radio The My favourites menu is limited to the sta...

Page 24: ...folders where most people typically store their digital media files including the My Music My Pictures and MyVideos folders In addition play lists such asWindows Media play list wpl and MP3 play list m3u are supported Firewall If you have a firewall activated make sure that your internet radio is allowed to connect to the Internet Otherwise the firewall will not allow the connection to be made fro...

Page 25: ...is not present in the device list please try to connect your radio by entering MAIN MENU SHARED MEDIA Name of your server The radio sends a request to the server and the radio should become visible in the device list where after you can give it permission it to connect to the UPnP server For further information please refer to the help file and the homepages below http www microsoft com windows wi...

Page 26: ...o use the guest user account when logging on to the computer sharing the music If this account is disabled or another account name is used you will need to change the user name and password accordigly on the radio The default guest user name is deleted by pressing the Back button Proceed as follows 1 Enter MAIN MENU MUSIC PLAYER PC SETTINGS 2 Select USERNAME and type the user name that you use to ...

Page 27: ...bfolders will be accessible to others whereas the rest of the disk will be inaccessible The first time you set up sharing Windows XP displays a warning urging you to use the Network Setup Wizard for safety Click where indicated to either run the Wizard or to do it yourself It is up to you what you prefer but we suggest doing it yourself since it is more powerful than using the wizard Windows XP di...

Page 28: ...enced user When you have selected Share this folder on the network and specified a share name you can go ahead and click OK Now the folder is shared and will change the folder icon into Note By default users on other computers have full access to shared folders This means they can read write and delete shared files If you want them to be able only to read files you should un check the box Allow ne...

Page 29: ...functionalities Therefore you can attach a NAS box to your network and share all your music across the entire network and access the music without the need for your computer to be turned on Modern NAS boxes support a wide variety of protocols and services The two most important ones in relation with Internet radio are the UPnP and CIFS SMB protocols UPnP If you have set up your NAS Box sharing via...

Page 30: ...setup Below you can see how a typical home network situation could be All the devices connected to the Wi Fi Router can share music and you are able to access the music files from your OXX Internet Radio Laptop OXX Digital Internet Radio PC1 PC2 Wi Fi Router NAS Box ...

Page 31: ...ewall section switch off the firewall Under the Internet section switch off Internet Sharing Accounts setup From the System Preferences window in the System section click on Accounts Select an account and remember its Short Name and password This will be used for the Radio to connect to the MAC Directory setup From the Dock click on Finder From Finder click on Applications then Utilities Click on ...

Page 32: ... network check that you have entered the correct key or pass word into the radio Remember that text for mat keys are case sensitive If when attempt ing to connect to an encrypted network your radio displays Network error Select to retry Please ensure that you enter the correct pass word for the network If the problem persists you may need to check your network configuration 5 If your radio can con...

Page 33: ... ID3 V1 0 V2 0 Internet radio services Podcasts On Demand LCD display 2 Lines Black White display FIRMWARE Incorporated firmware upgrading option Ensures that the radio is updated with the latest software and services Minimum requirements for Internet radio Connection Router with wireless 802 11b g broadband internet connection required for internet radio Minimum requirements for Media Player stre...

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