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System Settings

• This allows you to configure the various settings.

Note :

• Before listening to Internet radio broadcasts, etc., first

perform the system settings.

System Setting menu

• The main menu will be displayed in 8 seconds.

Set  Network
Set  Time/Date

1.

While displaying the System Setting menu

mode, select the desired item, then confirm your
selection.

• Each time the TUNNING/PRESET knob is rotated or the

CURSOR UP(

)/DOWN(

) buttons are pressed, the

item is selected as follows :

→  

Set Network   

Set Time/Date  

Factory Reset  

→   

Information   

↔  

Software Update  

When selecting “Set Network”

• This allows you to configure network settings depending

on your internet environment.

Set Network menu

• The previous status will be displayed in 8 seconds.

① 

While displaying the menu, perform the above step 1 to
select the desired option. 

• Each time the TUNNING/PRESET knob is rotated or the

CURSOR UP(

)/DOWN(

) buttons are pressed, the

option is selected as follows : 

Network Wizard

: This allows you to perform the

newwork settings simply and easily by selecting the
desired of all available access points or wireless routers
that this unit automatically searches for.

If security code is required, enter the security code. (For
details on how to enter the code, see “Searching for a
station” on page 20.)

Network Wizard
View Settings

• You can select the other options as follows :

[WPS PBC] : For details, see the operating instructions of
the connected router, etc.
[Rescan] : To rescan all available access points or
wireless routers.
[Wired] : Not available
[Manual] : See “Manual Settings” below.

Note :

• Before selecting “Network Wizard”, first perform the

“WLAN Region” setting. If not, “WLAN Region” will be
automatically performed first.

View Settings

: This displays information on network

settings such as Active Adapter, MAC Address, DHCP,
SSID, IP Settings, WLAN Region.

WLAN Region

: You can select where you are using this

unit.

Manual Settings

: If searching for the access points or

wireless routers is impossible, you should perform the
network settings manually as follows :

1) Select “Wireless LAN”, not “Wired LAN”.
2) Select “DHCP Enable” or “DHCP Disable”.
3) Input IP Address, Subnet Mask, Gateway Address, 

Primary DNS and Secondary DNS successively. (To 
enter the numerals, perform the steps 

② 

and 

③ 

in 

“Searching for a station” procedure on page 20.)
• When selecting “DHCP Enable”, perform the

following steps 4) and 5), but ignore the step 3.

4) 

Input the SSID. (For details on how to enter 

characters, see “Searching for a station” on page 20.)

5) If there is no security, select “Open”.

If there is security, select “PSK”, “WPA”, “WPA 2”, etc., 
then enter the securuty code.

Notes :

• Before performing the network settings manually, confirm

the information on IP Address, Subnet Mask, Gateway
Address, Primary DNS, Secondary DNS, SSID, security
code, etc. (For details, consult internet service provider.)

• If these setting values are not input correctly, you will fail

in configuring network settings manually. Should this
happen, try to do them again or to perform the “Network
Wizard” procedure (recommended generally).

Network Profile

: This shows the last four wireless

networks this unit has connected to, and automatically
tries to connect to whichever one of them it can find. If
there is unwanted networks, you can delete them by
selecting and confirming procedure. 

While displaying the list, etc., repeat the above step 1
until the setting has been completed.

TUNING /  PRESET

TUNING /  PRESET

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Summary of Contents for TX-5505iD

Page 1: ...TX 5505iD AM FM DAB i RADIO TUNER OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 5505 G cover_cover qxp 2010 10 08 12 07 1...

Page 2: ...les should be placed on the unit Please be care the environmental aspects of battery disposal The unit shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing for use No objects filled with liquids such as vase...

Page 3: ...OPERATION RANGE 9 LOADING BATTERIES 9 Operations LISTENING TO RADIO BROADCASTS 10 LISTENING TO RDS BROADCASTS FM ONLY 14 LISTENING TO INTERNET RADIO BROADCASTS DAB DAB BROADCASTS 16 ADJUSTING THE BRI...

Page 4: ...in the operating instructions of your amplifier 1 CONNECTING AM AND FM ANTENNAS Change the position of the FM indoor antenna until you get the best reception of your favourite FM stations Place the A...

Page 5: ...d may differ depending on your internet environment 2 CONNECTING WLAN ANTENNA 3 CONNECTING DAB ANTENNA Wireless router or Access point WLAN Connect the DAB indoor antenna to the DAB ANTENNA terminal U...

Page 6: ...g to the digital audio output of DAB and internet radio connect the OPTICAL or the COAXIAL DIGITAL OUT to the corresponding DIGITAL IN of your amplifier You don t neet to do both 5 CONNECTING DIGITAL...

Page 7: ...ODE MENU BAND AUTO PRESET BACK ON STANDBY AM FM DAB i RADIO TUNER TX 5505iD SECONDARY STEREO TUNED RDS 1 2 3 4 5 7 6 8 9 10 14 16 11 1 a 15 14 22 12 16 13 9 21 20 19 18 1 b 17 Front panel controls Rem...

Page 8: ...buttons Press the CURSOR buttons to select items etc then press the ENTER button to confirm your selection 22 DISPLAY button Press this button to display information on the station that are broadcast...

Page 9: ...G BATTERIES 1 Remove the cover 2 Load two batteries AAA size 1 5V matching the polarity Use the remote control unit within a range of about 7 meters 23 feet and angles of up to 30 degrees aiming at th...

Page 10: ...B DAB braodcasts etc select digital broadcast For details see LISTENING TO INTERNET RADIO BROADCASTS DAB DAB BROADCASTS on page 16 On the front panel Each time the TUNING PRESET MODE button is pressed...

Page 11: ...ot be memorized To memorize AM stations or weak stations perform Manual presetting procedure with using Manual tuning operation The preset number flickers for several seconds On the front panel The st...

Page 12: ...sappears or the digit does not flicker start again from the above step 2 Then the selected digit flickers 4 Press the CURSOR LEFT RIGHT buttons to select the desired digit 3 Select the desired preset...

Page 13: ...hile listening to FM broadcasts Each time the STEREO MONO button is pressed the FM mode changes as follows STereo mode MONO mode When FM stereo broadcasts are poor because of weak broadcast signals se...

Page 14: ...menu 2 Select the RDS and press the ENTER button The tuner automatically searches stations offering RDS services and the station name is displayed If no RDS station is found NO RDS flickers for sever...

Page 15: ...n the previous page to select TP The tuner automatically searches for stations broadcasting the traffic program If the signal is too weak or there are no stations broadcasting the traffic program NO T...

Page 16: ...ensemble and service component has its label and users can recognize a current broadcasting station and service contents by using the label The main service component is broadcast as Primary while th...

Page 17: ...previous status When any operation is not performed on a sub menu within 8 seconds it will automatically return to the previous status too For your reference setup menu flow is as follows Setup menu f...

Page 18: ...aying the list perform the above step 2 to select the desired option Each time the TUNNING PRESET knob is rotated or the CURSOR UP DOWN buttons are pressed the option is selected as follows My favouri...

Page 19: ...NTER button Then the list of your favourite stations is displayed While displaying the list select the station to be deleted Press the PRESET DOWN button Then the station is deleted Registering your r...

Page 20: ...ed stands for Backspace E for Enter C for Cancel Select a character then confirm your selection Repeat the above step until a keyword is entered Example Select E in the same way Then this unit searche...

Page 21: ...yed Station List menu Select the desired station then confirm your selection Example The selected station is listened to When the station marked with is selected the DAB menu mode will be entered for...

Page 22: ...ted level is marked with Each time the TUNNING PRESET knob is rotated or the CURSOR UP DOWN buttons are pressed the level is selected as follows high To set the DRC level high low To set it low off To...

Page 23: ...tting If not WLAN Region will be automatically performed first View Settings This displays information on network settings such as Active Adapter MAC Address DHCP SSID IP Settings WLAN Region WLAN Reg...

Page 24: ...sary for general maintenance reasons as well as for adding additional functionality to your unit Software updates are carried out over the air via broadband connection If an update is available confir...

Page 25: ...mpatible format Firewell preventing access Internet radio station is not currently broadcasting Opening is displayed still Insufficient signal strength Insufficient signal strength Batteries are not l...

Page 26: ...harmonic distortion 1 kHz 0 06 Channel separation 1 kHz 100 dB Frequency response 5 Hz 20 kHz 0 5 dB WIRELESS LAN SECTION Network type wireless LAN standards Conforming to IEEE 802 11 b g Transfer ra...

Page 27: ...TX 5505iD 5707 00000 431 0S AM FM DAB i RADIO TUNER 5505 G cover_cover qxp 2010 10 08 12 07 2...

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