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Contents

Symphony

Welcome .................................................... 3

Setup ............................................................ 4

Scope of delivery ......................................... 4

Safety............................................................ 4

Caution: Lithium batteries (internal) ............ 4

Installation - Safety advice .......................... 5

Safety measures .......................................... 6

Regulations pertaining to the unit ............... 7

Positioning .................................................... 7

Front of the Symphony ................................. 8

Operating panel............................................ 9

Display colours: Status LED ...................... 10

Connection panel Symphony ..................... 11

S208 Remote control .................................. 13

Initial operation .......................................... 13

One S208 controls several receivers 13

Two S208s for one Symphony ............ 13

Lithium battery information ................. 13

S208 Overview ............................................ 14

Explanation of the Remote control ............ 15

Charging the battery .................................. 16

Charging control / status display ....... 16

Battery care ............................................... 17

Keep the number of charging cycles to
a minimum ............................................. 17

Store in a cool environment ............... 17

Total discharge protection ................. 17

Useful facts: Revox Joy radio system ....... 17

S208 Basic settings ................................. 18

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Remote control ............................. 18

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Select device ................................ 21

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Change zone ................................. 21

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Information .................................... 21

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Start Pairing .................................. 21

First contact ................................................ 22

Power cable ................................................ 22

LAN/WLAN network connection ....... 22

Establishing the connection to the network

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Establishing the connection to the remote
control using pairing ................................... 24

Establishing the connection to the remote
control ......................................................... 25

First steps in the Main menu ........... 26

Radio not available!? .................................. 27

Symphony - Basic settings .................... 28

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Audio Setup .................................. 29

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FM Tuner ....................................... 31

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DAB+ ............................................. 34

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Network

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Network Status .................................... 36

WLAN status ........................................ 36

IP Settings ............................................ 37

WLAN Settings ..................................... 37

Network Restart ................................... 37

MAC Address ....................................... 37

Quick start function ............................. 37

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Software........................................ 38

Internet .................................................. 38

USB ........................................................ 38

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Remote access ............................. 39

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Clock .............................................. 39

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Auto Standby ................................ 40

Summary of Contents for Joy Symphony

Page 1: ...Introduction Symphony 1 E 1 0 E 1 3 ...

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Page 3: ... of charging cycles to a minimum 17 Store in a cool environment 17 Total discharge protection 17 Useful facts Revox Joy radio system 17 S208 Basic settings 18 Remote control 18 Select device 21 Change zone 21 Information 21 Start Pairing 21 First contact 22 Power cable 22 LAN WLAN network connection 22 Establishing the connection to the network 23 Establishing the connection to the remote control ...

Page 4: ...nfo 66 Basic settings 66 Setting up Internet Radio 67 Internet Audio Portal IAP 68 Initial login 69 IAP Registration page 70 Managing the Revox IAP 71 Adding radio stations to Favorits 72 Synchronising Joy devices 73 Error messages 74 Status messages 77 A Switching the device on 77 B Waiting for the network 77 C Switching the device off 77 Network terminology 78 General 78 DNS 78 LANLocal Area Net...

Page 5: ...ny can keep a cool head even when the temperatures outside top the 40 C mark a heat coupler has been used This aluminium heat pipe dissipates the heat away from the network processor over a gold plated coating on a large area of copper The heat can escape from the inside of the housing through the convection openings on the base and the rear In this way we achieve a processor temperature that is l...

Page 6: ...Scope of delivery Symphony 1x Wi Fi antenna 1x Power cable 1x Network cable 1x Quick Reference Guide User manual CD 1 F socket adapter for FM 2 Antenna cabel 2 1 Contains the complete Symphony German English User manual in PDF format A PDF Reader is required 2 Optional accessory for t he DAB FM module Safety Take note of the label on the back of the unit In order to avoid the risk of an electric s...

Page 7: ...ring longer periods of non use for instance during an absence Unplug the unit from the mains during storms Voltage peaks through the mains power supply caused by lightning strikes can damage the unit There must be easy access to the power plug so that the unit can be unplugged at all times Lay the power cable such that it cannot be damaged The power cable should not have kinks or be laid over shar...

Page 8: ... your Symphony before connecting or disconnecting other devices or speakers Protect your unit from damp dripping water and steam impacts and mechanical loads magnetic and electrical fields cold heat direct rays of the sun and severe changes of temperature dust accesses to the inside of the device Do not stand any articles with open flames e g lit candles on the unit Please note In order to exclude...

Page 9: ...of the reproduction For this reason a lot of attention was paid during the development of the Symphony so that it could be deployed flexibly in different positions Thanks to its good uniform all round emission characteristics the Symphony doesn t have to be positioned at ear level or directed towards the listener If you want to place the Symphony on a table or a similar flat surface you should sel...

Page 10: ...ng 2 Wireless module for bi directional data traffic with the optional S208 Remote control 3 Loud Quiet Volume level can be set from 0 to 40 with comfort switch on volume 4 Righthand coaxial speaker 2 way principle with bass reflex opening 5 Multi colour status LED 6 On off button 7 Selection buttons for MyMusic entries ...

Page 11: ... switched off a discreet volume level Vol 10 is used when the device is switched on again MyMusic Using the and buttons you can scroll through the occupied MyMusic folder entries without a remote control Any of the possible total of 18 entry positions that are empty are skipped By pressing on either of the buttons you can always switch from what is currently playing e g iPod optical Audio server e...

Page 12: ...network based Revox App S232 Apple S235 Android Power consumption approx 4 5 W The USB input supports the charging of external devices e g an iPhone in quickstart mode on without USB feed Green flashing After plugging in the power cord the status LED flashes green for about 10 seconds During this time the S208 remote control can be paired synchronised with the Symphony i e these two devices can be...

Page 13: ...boat 5 Rating plate Unit specific data such as serial number etc 6 USB1 iPod iPhone USB B input for USB memory stick 32 GB or iPod iPhone connection 7 Digital IN Optical Coax Digital audio inputs through fibre optic TOSLink max 96 kHz through coaxial cable max 192 kHz 8 Network RJ45 network connection for wired audio streaming iRadio NAS and for App control 9 Start up On off button Identical funct...

Page 14: ...nformation Revox recommends that you only use the USB connection for data carriers up to 32 GB as with large data quantities the reading time increases greatly or it can be impossible to record data With a large music collection we recommend using a network hard disc NAS with an UPnP service e g the Revox S37 audio server with integrated rip function DAB FM combiner information As an option the Jo...

Page 15: ...affect the Symphony itself depend on the corresponding device As a result the description is split between the S208 and the Symphony One S208 controls several receivers Up to 24 Symphonys can be controlled with one S208 Remote control However it can only communicate or have a wireless connection with one Symphony at a time If a connection to a second Symphony is established Select device hotkey th...

Page 16: ...Symphony Presentation 14 S208 Overview ...

Page 17: ...at is currently playing to the My music list Calls the My music list Quit menu Up one level Back Change zone Displays all available zones Displays the source s Home menu e g radio music server Confirm Accept Select Right Left Decrease Increase Delete Cursor to the right Up Down Decrease Increase Volume control Volume level can be set from 0 to 40 Comfort start up volume Mute Un mute Decrease Incre...

Page 18: ...gold contact connections on the charging cradle and the remote control Alternatively the charger can also be connected to the Symphony s USB output if this is not needed for any other purpose In this case the pluggable power supply is not required Charging control status display Battery is being charged do not interrupt the charging process Battery is fully charged charging process can be ended Ba...

Page 19: ...several weeks it should be kept in a cool location with the battery at 50 to 80 charge Total discharge protection The S208 remote control has a total discharge protection feature that switches the battery that provides its power off as soon as this is completely discharged either through usage or through longterm storage Once the S208 is in this state it no longer reacts to button presses In this ...

Page 20: ...te control Name Re control S208 Time Hours 0 23 13 Time Hours 0 59 45 Stand by 0 300 60 Time in cradle On Weekday Brightness Background colour Hotkeys Change language Rename device Delete device Add zone Delete zone Transport lock Name Re control S208 Editing options for the remote control s name which is displayed in the Home menu Time Hours 0 23 13 Time Hours 0 59 45 Time setting in hours and mi...

Page 21: ...mode In this case the integrated brightness sensor see S208 overview measures the ambient brightness and adjusts the background lighting accordingly The brighter the background lighting selection the shorter the battery life Background colour Five colours are available as background colour Dark grey Walnut Blue Red Moss green On the one hand this gives you the option of choosing a colour that matc...

Page 22: ...ys can be made available again through the remote control s pairing process Add zone Zones can be added and named through this menu In the simplest case a Zone Room consists of one Symphony or one IR device Combinations are also possible of course This function is also available in the S208 EasyCreator PC program Rename zone This menu allows you to change the names of all zones that are currently ...

Page 23: ...the S208 connection If connection is successful Connected appears in the S208 display Start Pairing Background information to pairing A fixed communication must be created for the bidirectional wireless connection between the S208 remote control and the Symphony in order that they can communicate securely with each other again after a restart or power outage This is also necessary because there ma...

Page 24: ...ent for your music library that is located on a network hard drive The Symphony needs access to your network for these functions This can be done preferably through a wired LAN connection using the supplied RJ45 network cable or wirelessly through a WLAN WLAN antenna suppied The reason for preferring a wired LAN connection to a WLAN connection is its reduced susceptibility to failures and the opti...

Page 25: ...list of your choosing WLAN Wireless communication An access point is required for the wireless communication between the Symphony and the router This can be an external unit or it can be integrated in the WLAN router Internet Radio If you want to use the Symphony to receive Internet radio there must be a broadband Internet access to the router Setting up the Internet access may involve further cos...

Page 26: ...s possible each Symphony has to be introduced to the remote control one time This is called pairing The S208 remote control can only communicate or have a wireless connection with one Symphony at a time If a connection to a second Symphony is established the connection to the first Symphony is automatically closed The picture below shows the pairing process between the S208 and a Symphony You will...

Page 27: ... control without pairing the pairing process is started by unplugging the Symphony from the power source and waiting until the status LED on the front panel has gone out If you now connect the Symphony to the power again the LED flashes green for about 10 seconds You should confirm Start pairing by pressing th e OK button on the S208 during this green LED phase Now the S208 tries to connect to the...

Page 28: ...l inputs are always available even if they are not being used or have not been assigned The first item Last listened to stores the last 40 each 10 Radio USB iPod Audio Server sources or paths to have been selected These can be Internet radio stations or tracks from a USB mass storage Local inputs are not taken into account When the system is first setup this folder is of course empty This complete...

Page 29: ...efore be possible and or activated in the router settings If this is not wanted the Symphony can also be assigned a fixed IP address See Chapter Network settings The firewall is blocking access See Chapter NETWORK QUESTIONS TIPS WLAN connection The WLAN antenna at the Symphony the WLAN router is not available The WLAN function is deactivated at the router or the router is switched off See Chapter ...

Page 30: ... Now press the Setup button and select the option Basic settings in the Device menu Confirming your choice with the OK button opens the Basic settings menu Then you can select from the following basic settings Audio Setup FM Tuner DAB Network Software Remote Access Clock Auto Standby You can make your inputs and selections in the individual menus using the navigation buttons OK and the number pad ...

Page 31: ...the linear stereo reproduction the Symphony also offers an ambient sound option that delivers a 3 D listening experience with a virtually larger stereo bandwidth This can be activated through the Ambient sound setting on An active spatial sound mode is indicated in the display by the colour change of the DSP icon to DSP When the unit is delivered the ambient sound option is switched off DSP Digita...

Page 32: ... distance X is greater than 30 cm 12 in we recommend using the Table setting which carries out a corresponding correction using the digital signal processor DSP If the distance is under 30 cm 12 in the setting Free is the better choice as a rule Free is the factory setting Limiter If the limiter is activated the output signal is limited in order to keep distortions as low as possible The maximum v...

Page 33: ...emory The Automemory function searches for all receivable stations and then stores them in ascending order of their frequency Automemory has been developed especially for cable reception as this offers many stations with optimum transmission performance A maximum of 100 stations can be stored Carrying out an automatic station search deletes all previously stored stations The system advises you of ...

Page 34: ... process and returns you to the FM Setup Sort Stations can be sorted in the Station list The corresponding stations are selected with the Up and Down buttons and highlighted with OK During the selection phase from is displayed in the Info bar which changes to to after highlighting The selection bar is now moved to the required position in the list with the Up and Down buttons The new station posit...

Page 35: ...tarted with the button The new station is added to the end of the Station list The message Station added appears as a confirmation in the Display field for 2 seconds The Back button ends the deletion process and returns you to the FM Setup A maximum of 100 FM stations can be stored Display FM tuner The broadcasting sector changes and with it our preferences change If you don t want to or can t use...

Page 36: ... advises you of this fact before starting Automemory in order to avoid accidental deletions A percentage progress display in the Tuner icon shows you how much of the station search has been completed The automatic station search cannot be interrupted Delete The station list is displayed after calling the Delete option The stations to be deleted can be selected with the Up and Down buttons OK then ...

Page 37: ...he new station position is confirmed with OK The status display in the Info bar now returns to from The Back button ends the sorting process and returns you to the FM Setup Display DAB tuner The broadcasting sector changes and with it our preferences change If you don t want to or can t use the DAB tuner it is possible to hide it in the radio selection in the Main menu Depending on your selection ...

Page 38: ...veral Symphonys however it can be beneficial to be able to assign them different names The network name can be edited through the Network name ID menu using the following button functions Delete Cursor to the right OK Confirm 0 9 Direct input of numbers letters 0 1 Special characters Uppercase Lowercase blue This function should not be confused with Rename device in which the Symphony hardware can...

Page 39: ...rough the connection menu If there is already a LAN connection you can enter the network name SSID and establish a connection by inputting the password the encryption type and the DHCP definitions Network Restart Carry out a restart after modifying the network settings IP WLAN or when swapping the LAN WLAN network MAC Address Display of the MAC address that has been uniquely assigned to this Symph...

Page 40: ...while an update is running Internet This is a quick and easy option for carrying out an update Start the update with the OK button USB with FAT FAT32 formatting Download the bin file from the Revox Homepage and save it to the root folder of your USB stick Do not put the bin file in a sub folder Plug the USB stick into the USB socket on the back of the Symphony and start the update with the OK butt...

Page 41: ...its time setting from the Internet In order that it can display the right time for your location with or without daylight saving based on the Universal Coordinated Time UTC it needs the offset from UTC and the definition of whether daylight saving is currently active or not Example offsets from UTC 0 00 England Ireland Portugal 1 00 Germany Switzerland Austria Sweden Norway France Spain Italy The ...

Page 42: ...nu In this way the Symphony is automatically switched to standby mode if the network connection is interrupted for more than 5 minutes or the playback from USB iPod media is ended The same applies for the Music server as well Automatic switch off has no effect on the following sources Coax Optical Radio ...

Page 43: ... System Device Selection Figure 1 Several Symphony present If you are deploying several Symphonys it makes sense to give them different names so that they can be uniquely identified in the device list or through the hotkey assignment when calling or starting them Now the S208 remote control initiates a connection query to the corresponding Symphony Figure 2 Once a connection to the Symphony could ...

Page 44: ... is carried out the pairing identifier for the first remote control is deleted Up to eight zones can be created The creation and renaming of zones can be done directly at the S208 remote control or by using the S208 EasyCreator PC program Up to four four hotkeys can have devices Symphonys or IR devices assigned in each zone Zone Usually one zone covers one room to which several devices Symphonys I...

Page 45: ...her As well as the status display for source name battery playback function and various alarm clock services in the centre of the display you have information about the source that is currently playing The next pages give you information about the individual sources and the additional functions The functions and content are displayed specifically for the selected Symphony see picture below Control...

Page 46: ...dio station lists or an album list in a USB folder To start the ABC search just press the required letter or number using the number pad while in the list view The selected letter is shown at the start of the list After a short waiting time dependent on the number of list entries the S208 shows the search results Last Music The first item Last Music stores the last 40 sources or paths to have been...

Page 47: ...he Queue finishes The track that is currently being played is shown in blue Queue Also known as PlayQueue Managing the Queue The opened Queue list can be managed through the Menu button The following options are available Remove Track Removes the last track to have been selected from the Queue If this happens to be the track that is currently playing marked in blue playback continues automatically...

Page 48: ...s added to the end of the Queue There are more options in the Source menu that you can get to through the button These are Add to Queue Adds the selected track to the end of the Queue A Queue list sort order can only be changed using the Revox S232 S235 Apps Clear Queue and Play Remove all previous tracks from the Queue and add the selected track as the first entry and play it Clear Queue All trac...

Page 49: ...u language page 20 or as some sources may no longer be available because for example the USB stick was unplugged the entry path is no longer valid does no longer exist This is shown in the display with the message Can t play music Press OK When the system is first setup this folder is of course empty You can rename or also delete the existing My Music entries through the Change My Music menu item ...

Page 50: ...ces option in the Revox Internet Audio Portal see Page 65 Path Internet Radio Favourites Favourites Group A good alternative without the Internet Portal is Path Internet Radio Device Location Country Genre The longest access times result from using the following selection to search for the station Path Internet Radio Countries Continent Country All Stations By employing a more elegant call up stra...

Page 51: ...with the message Can t play music Press OK When the system is first setup this folder is of course empty Internet Radio The selection Internet Radio gives you access to thousands of radio stations available from around the world As well as the linguistic diversity available you can also make specific selection based on particular musical directions Genres Podcasts offer even more individuality Pod...

Page 52: ... radio stations that you added yourself in the Revox Internet Audio Portal see Chapter IAP page 58 as these are not listed by default You need the URL the Internet path of the operator of the radio station to be able to add a new Internet radio station in the IAP You will usually find this on the provider s homepage or you can display them in a media player e g RealPlayer Example of an URL http 21...

Page 53: ...ions based on the country continent where the provider is located Podcasts By Genre Listing of podcast transmission based on the genre these transmissions are assigned to New Stations New radio stations are being added somewhere in the world every day As you won t want to go to the effort of searching for new radio station arrivals every day yourself these are listed in the selection New Stations ...

Page 54: ... logo the SYMPHONY shows a default logo 130 x 130 pixels If the station does have its own station logo the Symphony shows the egg timer icon until the logo is fully available 130 x 130 pixel Once the station logo has been transmitted in it entirety it is shown in a larger resolution of up to 150 x 150 pixels The example shown here is the AVRO station from the Netherlands which is known for its hig...

Page 55: ...onfirm your choice with the OK button and the Status menu appears with the Detail information about the selected station 1 optional special equipment FM Tuner DAB Status menu Status info with RDS FM Tuner Station name PS Programme Service Name Radio text programme information RT Radio Text FM Logo Mono stereo switching with Shuffle button PTY Programme Type Additional station information station f...

Page 56: ...necessary for this on page 55 Cnnection to Apple device iPod Connect the Apple product see next page for Apple product list with the Symphony using a USB cable as shown in the figure below You should use the original Apple USB cable for this purpose In addition Revox offers an iPod Docking station 30 pole in the same design as the S208 charging cradle Part no 1 561 096 00 After a short time for th...

Page 57: ...the navigation buttons to make your choice You can choose the shuffle or repeat options at the playback level Cover display is not an option in the iPod selection For this reason the standard cover is displayed The selection displayed only reflects the Apple software options that were available for a particular iPod model at the time of printing This can however vary depending on the model and sof...

Page 58: ...uch a software is offered for example by the company Twonky Vision with the software TwonkyMusic The display of the selection menu of such an UPnP AV server can vary greatly Music server display The S208 remote control has an adaptive cover display in the Music server menu field If no cover is available for the selected track a standard 130 x 130 pixel icon is displayed If a cover does exist howev...

Page 59: ...h the iRadio USB and Music server selections In the case of iRadio the station logo from the broadcasting organisation is sent automatically With the USB and Music server selection there can be a cover display if one of the following conditions is met The track contains the cover image as a jpg or a bmp file PNG files cannot be displayed Inserting or tagging a cover in a music track can be done fo...

Page 60: ...ear view Local sources The selected source is shown in the display Each source name can be renamed in order to provide better orienteering see next page Supports uncompressed digital audio stereo input signals such as PCM Audio or S PDIF up to 96 kHz 24 bit optical and coaxial even up to 192 kHz 24 bit Doesn t support any compressed audio formats such as Dolby Digital DTS 5 1 etc If necessary chan...

Page 61: ...e displayed You can now change each input using the following buttons on the S208 Delete Cursor to the right OK Select Confirm 0 9 Direct input of numbers letters 0 1 Special characters Uppercase Lowercase blue After you have renamed an input and confirmed the change with the OK button it is displayed in the Play view as follows for example The newly assigned name CD Player in this example is show...

Page 62: ...th the following selection options Sound setting Alarm Clock 1 Alarm Clock 2 Short Time Alarm Sleep Timer Change My Music Device Info Basic Settings Page 27 Sound Setting In this menu you can raise and lower the base and treble settings in the range of 12dB Outside the neutral mid range setting the indicator changes colour from blue to grey By pressing Linear you can restore the neutral mid range ...

Page 63: ...ttons and OK The blue bar indicates the currently selected day The day can be activated with OK A large icon with a blue border indicates a day when the alarm clock will operate A small black white icon indicates a day when the alarm clock will remain silent In the example shown here the alarm clock is active on Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday and is switched off on the other three days of t...

Page 64: ...tivated In order to switch the alarm clock unit off connect to it using the hotkey The following screen is displayed Now you can switch the receiver off using the button 3 The Symphony was turned off automatically using the Sleep timer see page 55 prior to the alarm clock being activated In this case a connection is automatically established to the remote control that activated the Sleep timer whe...

Page 65: ...tch back on Confirm your settings with the OK button The following display appears on the S208 remote control for about 5 seconds as confirmation see figure top right Then the connection to the receiver is dropped and the Symphony switches itself off The Status LED on the Symphony shows permanently red after being switched off if a timer is active After the pre defined time the Symphony starts up ...

Page 66: ...lect the option Off in the Sleep timer menu and confirm with the OK button This icon in the status line towards the bottom of the S208 display shows that the Sleep timer is active at the moment Change My Music You can change the names or delete entries in My Music through the My Music menu Also the complete My Music list can be deleted in this menu Edit Name Select the option Edit Name The My Musi...

Page 67: ...irm the intention to delete with the OK button Inserting entries quickly simply If you should accidently have deleted all entries or if they have been deleted automatically by a software update you can restore them quickly if they were Internet radio stations Create a folder through the Online Services Internet Portal on www revox com that contains all your favourite stations Next time you start t...

Page 68: ...re and hardware versions This display is principally intended for the Revox Development and Service departments and doesn t contain any functions that are needed for day to day use Basic settings The Basic settings menu offers all those settings that are not needed every day e g automatic switch off audio setup or renaming the device You will find a detailed description of the options within the S...

Page 69: ...on You can extend and edit the Favourites and Added radio stations lists in the Internet Radio menu as you wish through Support Revox Online Services in Revox s Internet Portal This is done as follows Open your Internet browser and call the Revox Homepage under www revox de Germany www revox ch Switzerland www revox com English Clicking on Revox Online Service calls the Revox Internet Audio Portal...

Page 70: ...In the Internet Audio Portal IAP you can login in Member Login if your Symphony is already registered If this is not the case you can register with little effort How to do this is described in the next chapter Initial login Revox Internet Audio Portal start page ...

Page 71: ...iquely identifies your Symphony You can display the MAC address by calling the following menu Press the button briefly Device Basic settings Network MAC address see figure to the right Alternatively you can read off the MAC address from the label on the rear of the device see figure below The MAC address is made up of six pairs of characters e g 00 1A 2B 6D 08 15 Don t enter the separators when in...

Page 72: ...online newsletter If required you can subscribe to the free of charge Revox Newsletter which is sent by e mail To do this you just have to complete the corresponding fields and set the checkbox in the corresponding field You can transfer a one time generated Favorites list from one Symphony all others This is also done in the IAP under the section My account My preferences ...

Page 73: ...r podcasts The transfer of the lists to your Symphony happens automatically over the Internet connection Shortly after editing your list or adding new stations in the IAP you will find these changes on your Symphony Radio station listing in the IAP Currently you can make selections on the Internet Audio Portal according to the following criteria Browse Stations By location By genre By language New...

Page 74: ...tes in the receivers Internet Radio selection This opens the window shown on the right where you can decide which favourite group the radio station should be added to or if you want to create a new favourites group for it A maximum of 9 groups can be generated to organise your favourites Adding radio stations to Favorits ...

Page 75: ... time you register each device but give the same e mail address and the same password for all devices see the red box below Several devices different accounts If you have generated several devices with different accounts e mail address password you can retrospectively synchronise them with each other see the blue box below Here you simply enter the accounts of the devices which should also use the...

Page 76: ...sic source not available A music source has been selected that is no longer available e g an iPod from Apple that is no longer connected to the Symphony Non available sources are indicated in the Main menu by the character If the source is available the square is filled in At the beginning of the start up process not all sources are available even though they are present Please wait until the Stat...

Page 77: ... interference in the 2 4 GHz range and preventing a wireless connection between the Revox devices D Radio not available The following display appears after selecting Internet radio As a rule this display is caused because no Internet connection could be established There can be several reasons for this The network cable to the router is not plugged in or a crossover network cable has been used As ...

Page 78: ...ilable The WLAN function is deactivated at the router or the router is switched off See Chapter Network settingsand WLAN status The Main menu is called by pressing the Home button on the S208 You will find more information about setting up and operating the Symphony in the chapters Settings and Operation ...

Page 79: ...ablish a connection to the selected receiver B Waiting for the network A wireless connection between the remote control and the Symphony is in place However there is not yet an Internet connection for the selected source e g Internet radio C Switching the device off The S208 remote control has switched the Symphony off and the wireless connection to it is interrupted ...

Page 80: ... Internet This can be achieved for example through a router with a connection to a DSL network This router is also a part of the network and will be assigned its own IP address In order to enable this connection to the outside world actually to be established the Symphony must additionally be informed of the address of the router Gateway It must be ensured that the first three blocks of the Device...

Page 81: ... that is used for the unambiguous identification of the device in the network With the Symphony the MAC address can either be read out in the basic Settings Network or alternatively from the MAC sticker on the back of the Symphony NAS Network Attached Storage As a rule this is a storage device with a very large capacity 500 GB which other devices can access If the NAS server contains an UPnP AV se...

Page 82: ...ID designates the identification of a radio network that is based on IEEE 802 11 Each WLAN has a configurable so called SSID or ESSID Extended Service Set IDentifier to identify the radio network The SSID character string can be up to 32 characters long It is configured in the base station WLAN router Access point of a wireless LAN and defined on all the clients that should have access to it Do no...

Page 83: ...mphony is based on the authentication PSK and supports both the WPA encryption TKIP and AES WEP Wired Equivalent Privacy WEP is the previously used standard encryption algorithm for WLANs It should control access to the network as well as ensuring the confidentiality and integrity of the data Because of various weak spots the process is considered to be unsafe For this reason WLAN installations sh...

Page 84: ...tion is lost after a few minutes System based characteristic of the UPnP standard Useful communication starts at a port numbered above 1024 and changes this regularly during operation Not all firewall programs recognise this knocking on different doors as a continuous connection Depending on the configuration the firewall decides in a case of doubt against an unknown client Depending on the firewa...

Page 85: ... is activated the SSID must be entered manually in the Symphony Network menu NETWORK QUESTIONS TIPS A lot of Access Points are displayed that are unknown to me If several Access point for example those installed in neighbouring buildings are available to the Symphony these will also be listed Select your Access Point and continue with the configuration The Symphony indicates to me that my network ...

Page 86: ... connected to the network through a router a Patch cable 1 1 is to be used Network setting Have all the Symphony Setup settings been correctly applied and has a restart been carried out following any changes Ping test Does the Symphony respond to a Ping attempt Is it recognised in the network The Symphony s deployed or assigned IP address can be seen in the device Basic settings Network NETWORK QU...

Page 87: ...al so that if required the device can be transported safely Symphony Please note The EU Directive 2002 96 EC governs the correct return handling and recycling of used electronic devices For this reason electronic used devices must be disposed of separately This device should not be disposed of with normal domestic waste You can take your used device free of charge to recognised disposal points You...

Page 88: ... 105 dB 1m Pink Noise Stereo Frequency range 42 Hz 22 kHz IEC Symphony S208 distances 65m Open space Dimensions with feet 141 x 500 x 300 1 H x W x D 1 without sockets Weight 7 3 kg Without packaging Temperature range 10 40 C DIN 40040 AC Power 100 240 VAC 50 60Hz Power consumption 2 80 W 5 5 W 4 5 W 0 6 W Maximum power Normal operation Quickstart On Quickstart Off External inputs Digital inputs 1...

Page 89: ...F 32 bit AAC MP3 cbr vbr 320 kB OGG Vorbis WMA Supported Gapless formats WAV FLAC AIFF MP3 requires Lame gapless tags MP3_ACCURATE_LENGTH ENC_DELAY ENC_PADDING and AAC requires gapless tag iTunSMPB as set by iTunes Playlists M3U PLS Internet Radio Data Base Revox Internet Audio Portal Online Services Supported Mediaserver UPnP AV 1 1 and DLNA compatible Server Microsoft Windows Media 3 Optional ac...

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