NGS Nomad, Руководство пользователя

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Introduction
Figure 1: Wi-Fi radio infrastructure
This guide instructs the user to set up and use the
NOMAD Wi-Fi radio user interface to access the
different features available on the radio.
Its main functions are to:
· Stream radio stations content via the Internet,
· Stream the Podcast Stations via the Internet
· Play FM stations,
· Play files from a local server via Wi-Fi or
Ethernet.
ConventIons Used
In thIs gUIde
The following conventions are used in this guide:
·
<back> - the name of a button / key
· [playing screen] – the name of a displayed
screen,
· mode – the name of a menu or sub-menu.
InFrastrUCtUre reqUIreMents
The following infrastructure must be ready to fully
utilise the functionality available on NOMAD (as
shown in Figure 1).
1. Broadband internet connection
2. Wi-Fi router
3. PC
· Windows Media Player (WMP) 11 can be set up
to enable streaming music files from the PC to
the radio.
· The shared folder on the network of the PC.
(Please unlock the file by clicking the option
“Allow network users to change my files”).
· The PC can also be used to customise the radio’s
favourites via the Frontier Silicon internet radio
portal.
MenU naMes
The Wi-Fi radio features three types of menu.
These are:
· the Main menu. This is the menu which allows
users to enter into different modes, setup the
radio, and check the information in the radio (for
example software version, product ID).
· the Internet radio station List menu. This is
the sub-menu in the “Internet Radio” option
in the main menu that allows users to access
the different internet radio services. This menu
comes direct from the Internet Radio portal.
· the Mode menus for the various modes. The
mode menus are so called because they show the
functions available within the context of each of
the modes. Pressing the <menu> button anytime
will take you the mode menu of the relevant
mode the radio is currently in. Each context
menu provides an entry called main menu which
takes you back to the MAIN menu.
aUxILIary InpUt FUnCtIon
(aUx-In FUnCtIon).
1. Select the “Auxiliary Input” in the Main Menu.
2. Using the included audio cable, connect one end
to the "Aux in jack" at the unit back and another
end to your electronic device " audio out" or
" earphone jack", the speaker will play what
comes from the connected audio source.
Menu structure