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Section 1 

 Controls & Connections

1.3  Description of Remote 

Handset Keys

1. 

Standby/On Key

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)– press to toggle 

the unit in or out of standby. 

2. 

Source Keys

 – press to go straight to 

the corresponding source:

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 – HARD DRIVE 

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 – CD 

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 – INTERNET RADIO

3. 

Alpha Numeric Keys

 – press these keys 

to filter STATION, LANGUAGE, TRACK, 
ARTIST, GENRE or ALBUM lists in the 
user interface. Also use these keys to 
enter letters and numbers into editable 
data fields. Each button will scroll through 
the letters and numbers assigned to it on 
repeated presses.

4. 

Shuffle/Repeat Key

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) – Press this to 

set the PLAY MODE for all play lists. The 
same key is used to set both SHUFFLE 
and REPEAT modes. Repeated presses 
will set the modes in the following order: 
SHUFFLE On, REPEAT Off/ SHUFFLE On, 
REPEAT On/ SHUFFLE Off, REPEAT On/ 
SHUFFLE Off, REPEAT Off.

5. 

Info Key

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) – press this key to go 

straight to the NOW PLAYING screen for 
the currently selected output. Press again 
to toggle between split and single NOW 
PLAYING screens.

6. 

Independent Output Selection Keys

 

– Press the key that corresponds with the 
output that you wish to control.

Press 

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 to control Output 1 

Press 

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 to control Output 2 

Press 

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 to control Output 3

Pressing an output selection key has the 
added effect of taking you to the split 
NOW PLAYING screens, which shows 
the current status of all three outputs 
simultaneously. Pressing the output key 
again toggles between split and single 
NOW PLAYING screen. Once an output 
key has been pressed subsequent remote 
commands are performed by that output 
only. To control another output, press a 
different output selection key.

7. 

Party Mode Key

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) -  PARTY MODE 

is accessed by pushing the key. This 
will take the user to the PARTY MODE 
NOW PLAYING screen. All outputs will 
be identical in this mode. To disengage 
PARTY MODE and return to independent 
outputs, press any independent output 
key.

8. 

Special Function Keys

 –press these 

keys to jump straight to the top level filter 
indicated in the user interface:

    (RED) 

Genre 

    (GREEN) 

Artist 

    (YELLOW)  Album 

    (BLUE)  

Track

9. 

Cursor Keys

 – use these keys to 

navigate the user interface. Use the 
direction keys to highlight a required item 
and the OK key to activate or select it.

10. 

Back Key

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) – press this key to back 

up one step in the user interface. Useful 
if you wish to resume navigating from a 
known starting point.

11. 

Home Key

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) – press this key to be 

taken straight to the top menu from any 
point in the user interface. Useful if you 
wish to navigate from a familiar starting 
point.

12. 

Transport Keys

 – these keys use the 

familiar standard transport symbols for 
PLAY, STOP, PAUSE, SKIP UP and SKIP 
DOWN:

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 – Plays the highlighted track or 

station and plays or resumes the 
last played track or station when 
none is highlighted

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 – Pauses the currently playing track 

or station

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 – Stops the currently playing track 

or station

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 – Advances to the next track in the 

playlist

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 – Returns to the previous track in 

the playlist

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Mute Key

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) – mutes the individual 

audio output of the Server that is in use at 
the time.

 

Summary of Contents for 3 Output Music Serve

Page 1: ...3 Output Music Server Installation User Guide...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...ies regarding the DEVICE or the SOFTWARE those warranties do not originate from and are not binding on SOFTWARE SUPPLIERS NO LIABILITY FOR CERTAIN DAMAGES Except as prohibited by law SOFTWARE SUPPLIER...

Page 4: ...utlet 10 Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point at which they exit from the apparatus 11 Only use attachments accessories sp...

Page 5: ...as they may damage the surface of the product If you use a chemical saturated cloth to clean the unit follow that product s instructions WARNING Cleaning and adjustment of lenses and or other compone...

Page 6: ...mpression 20 CD Action 20 Audio Mode Party Mode or Independent Zones 20 Independent Zones 20 Party Mode 20 4 6 Archiving and Backup 20 Backup 20 Archiving 21 5 Storing a Music Collection on the Server...

Page 7: ...Audio CD 37 Writing Files to a Portable MP3 player or drive 38 Writing files to the Server hard drive from a portable device or data CD 38 11 3 Housekeeping Activities 38 Editing Album Details 38 Add...

Page 8: ...n extended period 2 Mains Inlet connect the supplied IEC mains lead for your country to this socket Please read the warnings at the front of this guide for safety information on mains connections NOTE...

Page 9: ...three different zones or they can be connected to three inputs of a multi room audio distribution system e g Systemline Modular or Systemline S6 In any case use standard RCA connectors and cables to...

Page 10: ...rack in the play list 9 Stop Key press to stop the currently playing track or station 10 Play Pause Key always plays the highlighted track or station Pauses the currently playing track or station if a...

Page 11: ...toggles between split and single Now Playing screen Once an output key has been pressed subsequent remote commands are performed by that output only To control another output press a different output...

Page 12: ...by Source Select Keys Info Key Shuffle or Repeat Key Independent Output Keys Alpha numeric Keys Party Mode Key Special Function Keys Cursor OK Keys Back Key Home Key Mute Key Transport Keys 1 2 3 5 7...

Page 13: ...uminate on the front panel Press the Standby button next to the red LED The unit will begin its short bootup procedure You will see the LCD illuminate and a Systemline welcome screen on the TV before...

Page 14: ...EF GHI JKL MNO PQRS TUV WXYZ Press the yellow key on the handset to enter Albums list Navigate to the album of your choice using the cursor buttons on the handset When it is highlighted press the Play...

Page 15: ...strial Park Bishops Stortford Herts CM23 5GZ UK www armourhe co uk DIGITAL 1 ANALOG2 ANALOG3 USB1 USB2 POWER OFF ON L R L R L R L R L R 3 Mains 110 250V 50 60Hz To ethernet port using RJ45 patch cable...

Page 16: ...dby with the LCD illuminated on its lowest setting and showing the time The video display will turn off In this state the Server is still fully functional and will not have to go through the bootup ro...

Page 17: ...ilable to the left or right these can be accessed by pressing the left or right cursor buttons The existence of left or right options is indicated by the direction of the arrow in the top line of the...

Page 18: ...you typed Tuesday it will automatically revert to Tue Next edit the time in a similar way Again the format of 00 00 00 A P M cannot be changed and any erroneous input results in the field returning to...

Page 19: ...le in this menu that can affect the way the Server handles audio compression and disc storage You need to think carefully about what you want the Server to do before deciding on what settings to make...

Page 20: ...independent audio outputs In this mode the Now Playing screen will appear split into three horizontal areas one for each of the three audio outputs Each output is clearly numbered Alternatively you ca...

Page 21: ...This option is safer as it stores the actual music files to a back up hard drive It will be able to restore all your music library in the event of a complete failure of the Server internal hard drive...

Page 22: ...ncy consider setting the CD action to Store in the Options menu Section 4 5 Open the CD drawer by pressing the CD Tray key button on the front panel Place the CD on the tray label side up and press th...

Page 23: ...rogress bar for each track and expresses the complete CD progress as a percentage 20 Start Cancel If you have made a mistake and wish to stop the storage process then simply press cancel The Server wi...

Page 24: ...ble devices you will be able to choose any combination of the different locations available You will only be able to browse the files contained in the locations that are ticked so at this point make s...

Page 25: ...can also use this option to delete unwanted tracks More on Filtering the Music Library The Music Library database has four basic filters which get progressively finer in the following hierarchy Genre...

Page 26: ...aken to the Search page On this page is a single editable data field where you input your search term in the usual way By highlighting the field and pressing OK to activate it type in the search term...

Page 27: ...ack If you wish to remove a different track from that which is highlighted make sure that you preselect it first in the track list in the right hand side Move Up Move Down use this option to change th...

Page 28: ...to the CD on more than one output at a time 7 2 More CD Options You can get more out of CD play back if you change the CD Action to play in the Audio Options menu Section 4 5 When a CD is inserted th...

Page 29: ...ups all of the available radio stations by their country of origin Highlight the country of your choice to see a list of the available languages in that country Language this option groups all the ava...

Page 30: ...cular Location then the filter options below Locations will only show you the Languages or Stations of that Location in that Genre To help you the last filter selection is always shown in the lower le...

Page 31: ...for recording see below Note you cannot listen to the same Line Input on more than one output If you try to do so you will see a message telling you that the line input you have chosen is being listen...

Page 32: ...nd album art The single Now Playing screen shows the same information as the split one but with the addition of media source play mode genre and larger album art 10 2 Switching between Screens You can...

Page 33: ...you to select which units you wish to access from the Settings menu by using the name you give them You can also include your PC or Mac in the network too allowing their music content to become acces...

Page 34: ...le The only option available at present is DHCP This is enabled by default and will already have set up your ethernet settings To turn off Automatic IP settings highlight the option and press OK Make...

Page 35: ...ds to fill in Friendly Name edit this field to give the new location a name that you wish to appear in the list of available music content in the Server Music Library File Location this is the most im...

Page 36: ...into the music in all the other locations including the hard drive Adding music files from another PC to the Server In the previous section we were playing files stored on another computer across the...

Page 37: ...om the Server hard drive Adding Files to a Data or Audio CD You can make your own data or audio CDs using the Server The difference between them is that an audio CD will play in a normal CD player and...

Page 38: ...iles in the external device to the hard drive NOTE There is a limit of 1999 tracks on this type of transfer If you have more tracks than this see Section 11 3 When you have finished go back to the Loo...

Page 39: ...plication does the rest When you have added album art perform a rescan operation as described in Section 11 4 Deleting Unwanted Albums or Tracks If you want to delete a whole album or just a few track...

Page 40: ...iring the use of a network connection especially if you have more than 1999 tracks you can use the following procedure 1 Take a USB2 external hard drive and clear it of all files 2 Create a directory...

Page 41: ...on to create a copy of the music database on the Server This can be used to restore the previous music database in the event of file corruption or problems caused by interruption of power when the uni...

Page 42: ...w Playing F11 Zone F12 Theme BACKSPACE Back HOME Home Page 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 PAUSE BREAK Rescan RETURN Select UP ARROW Up DOWN ARROW Down LEFT ARROW Left RIGHT ARROW Right INSERT Look i...

Page 43: ...playing An External device is not scanned when attached to the USB port The device may not be compatible with plug and play USB2 0 Use a device that is listed in the www usb org web site I have album...

Page 44: ...y consist of mp3 files and or wav files of various compression rates Max capacity 700 800MB MP3 This is a music file that uses compression This means that sonically redundant data is removed from the...

Page 45: ...22 Storing 14 CD RW CD RW Wiping 37 CD Player Analog audio inputs 8 Digital audio inputs Co axial Electrical 8 Optical TOSLINK 8 Composite video CVBS output 8 D Database Backing up 40 Rescan 41 Reset...

Page 46: ...32 Port 8 S S Video Output 8 S P DIF 8 Search Using the search function 26 Shuffle 24 25 28 24 Shuffle Repeat key 11 T Time and Date 17 TV Outputs 8 TV Standard 19 U USB Adding music from a portable d...

Page 47: ...x 3 Coaxial S PDIF In x 1 Optical S PDIF In x 1 Optical S PDIF Out x 3 Video Connections Composite Video x 3 S Video x 1 VGA x 1 Hard Drive 160GB D A Converter AKM Frequency Response 20Hz 20kHz 1dB P...

Page 48: ...fo armourhe co uk Our policy is one of continuous product improvement we reserve the right to change the designs and specifications without notice All information is given in good faith The manufactur...

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