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Station Selection -
Changing stations can be done via the left/right func-
tions on most IR remote controls (sold separately). Each manufacturer of
remotes typically presents this function slightly differently on each model
they offer. Additionally press and holding these buttons for two seconds will
result in the tuner scanning to the next strongest signal. Pressing one of
the tuning buttons will stop the scanning.
Storing and Selecting Presets -
When a particular radio station is being
display, the Concert AVR-1 gives the user the ability to store this station
into one of 99 presets, typically by pressing the “OK” or “Select” button
on most IR remotes. You can also scroll through the presets by using the
up/down functions on most IR remote controls (sold separately). Each
manufacturer of remotes typically presents this function slightly differently
on each model they offer.
Playing Audio Files via Network Audio or USB
The network audio client on the Concert AVR-1 is capable of supporting
the following file formats:
- MP3
- WMA (Windows Media Audio)
- WAV
- FLAC (Free Lossless Audio CODEC)
- MPEG-4 AAC (iTunes with DRM10 support)
- Ogg Vorbis
Network devices must also be running a universal plug and play (uPnP)
service such as Windows Media Player. This feature is standard with
Windows Vista or it can be downloaded free of charge from www.microsoft.
com. While each device may operate differently, here are some basic com-
mands to follow:
1) With the Concert AVR-1 in “Standby”, make all of the Ethernet net-
work and/or USB connections and then take the unit out of “Standby”.
2) Using the front panel source selection controls, select Network Audio
“NET” as a source. A “Home Page” page will appear on your display device
and show all available storage devices.
3) Navigate through these using the arrow keys on the front panel of your
Concert AVR-1 or using an optional infrared (IR) remote control. Folders
displaying a musical note symbol (
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4) Select the file/track you wish to play and press the OK or “>” key.
Pressing the “Select” button will also serve to pause the track. Pressing and
holding “Select” button for two seconds will stop playback.
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