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E10
Listening to Network Radio sources
Press or
SOuRCe-
until “
NET Radio
” is displayed on the front panel. Alternatively, press the
NeT
button on
the remote control until “
NET Radio
” is displayed.
Solo Neo must be installed on your home network and connected to the Internet in order to listen to network
radio sources. Solo Neo can be connected using a wired network connecton or can be connected wirelessly. Most
wired connections will use automatic setup. For network configuration and wireless settings, see pages 18—19.
See page 7 for network cable connection and wireless network antenna installation.
Choosing music to play
Solo Neo provides a world of radio programming via the Internet. With such a broad range of stations available,
we recommend that you set up your favourites — see panel opposite. After the Network Radio system has
initialised you will be prompted to press
O
to begin navigation.Use the remote control cursor keys
B
/
C
to
select a category to browse.
Various categories and sub-categories are available, including “My Favourites” which contains your favourite
stations. Use the remote control
O
or
>
key to enter a category. Use the remote control cursor keys
B
/
C
to
select a radio station or sub-category. Once you have found a radio station that you wish to listen to, press
O
to
select it.
Press
O
during Net Radio listening to enter navigation mode without stopping the music. Use the remote
control <
key to navigate back one level to the previous category.
A new radio station can be chosen by navigating the categories and sub-categories, as described above.
Display modes
Solo Neo provides different display modes when
listening to NET Radio. The mode is changed
(cycled) by pressing the
INFO
button on either the
front-panel or the remote-control.
1. Station name being transmitted.
2. Text used by broadcasters to give programme-
related information (e.g., ‘phone numbers, web-
addresses, etc.).
3. Data rate: this mode shows the data rate of the
station (in kbits/s) and the transmission mode. A
higher data rate indicates a higher audio quality.
4. Large fonts display: this mode uses large size
text to display the source name and volume so
that it is easier to read from across a room.
NET Radio
Press OK to Navigate
NET Radio
Initialising...
Browse 1/6
>My Favourites
Browse 2/7
>Local United Kingdom
Browse 3/7
>BBC
BBC 1/60
>BBC Radio 1
BBC 2/60
>BBC Radio 1Xtra
BBC 3/60
>BBC Radio 2
BBC Radio 2 1/2 3/60
>BBC Radio 2
C
C
C
C
O
O
O
O
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BBC Radio 2