Shenzhen Full-join Technology PPS-FM Manuel utilisateur

Quick Start Guide

Press the Power Button for more than 3 seconds to turn on the radio.

The green power indicator illuminates.

WiFi Internet Radio

Move the WiFi / FM Radio switch on the top of the radio to WiFi.

The radio automatically scans for local WiFi network access points and

presents a list.

Select your chosen WiFi network using the Control Wheel and press

Select Button.

If unprotected and unsecure, the radio will connect and start to operate.

If a secure network is chosen, you will be prompted to enter your network

security key or passphrase. Choose the desired option and enter your

wireless security details accordingly.

NOTE: This security key or passphrase is found from your wireless router.

See your wireless router for details.

To enter the key, turn the Control Wheel anticlockwise for letters and

clockwise for numbers.

Press Select Button after each individual character is entered.

Press and hold Select Button (>3 seconds) to enter the completed key

or passphrase.

The Preferred Station will then start to play if the network connection is

made correctly.

Once connection is made, press Back Button to access the Main Menu

and start to explore the world of Internet Radio to the full.

FM Radio

Move the WiFi / FM Radio switch on the top of the radio to FM.

Press the Back Button to access the FM Main Menu.

Use the Control Wheel to navigate down to Auto Program press Select

Button.

Press Select Button to delete previously stored channels and scan for

new radio stations.

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User Manual

Content

Introduction…….......…………………………………………………………

Packaging and Specifications…...............................…………......……

Packaging………………………………………………....................……

Specifications…………………………………............................………

Control Buttons………………………………….........................…………

Internet Radio Display Types...........................................................…

Normal Screen.................................................................................

Menu Screen...................................................................................

Information Screen..........................................................................

Query Screen...................................................................................

Internet Radio Menus..........................................................................

Presets............................................................................................

Favorites..........................................................................................

Bookmarks..................................................................................

Added Stations............................................................................

Most Popular Stations..................................................................

All Stations.......................................................................................

Local Stations..............................................................................

Locations.....................................................................................

Genre.........................................................................................

New Stations..............................................................................

Play Preferred Station.....................................................................

Settings .........................................................................................

Network Settings........................................................................

Delete Presets............................................................................

Display Settings..........................................................................

Language...................................................................................

Firmware Update........................................................................

Now Playing...................................................................................

Internet Radio Operation....................................................................

Basic Operation..............................................................................

Powering On For the First Time...................................................

Normal Powering On...................................................................

Connecting to a Wireless Network Manually.................................

Playing a Radio Station...............................................................

Storing a Radio Station...............................................................

Playing a Preset Station..............................................................

Adding a Favorites Station..........................................................

Playing a Favorites Station..........................................................

Operating the FM Radio………………………………...................…...…

Switch to FM Radio…………………………………………..............

Seek Mode…………………………………........................……......

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Preset Mode...……………………………....................................…

Channel List………………………...........................................……

Auto Program........................................…….….......................…

Tune Mode..................................................................................

Clear All List................................................................................

RDS Function………………………….........................................…

Battery Level, Charging and Indicators………................….............…

Troubleshooting………………………………………...............................

Safety Warnings…………………………………......................................

FCC Statement...................................................................................

Appendix A Internet Radio Menu Structure .......................................

Appendix B FM Radio Menu Structure...............................................

Introduction

Thanks for purchasing the Internet Radio! Now you can listen to more

than 12,000 radio stations from all over the world. These stations cover all

kinds of subjects like entertainment, news, music, sports, etc. We hope you

will enjoy it to the full.

The Internet Radio works by using the internet to connect to a database

of radio stations, known as a portal. This portal is supplied by vTuner, the

world leader in this field. Once a specific radio station is selected on the

Internet Radio, a direct connection is established between the radio station

itself and your Internet Radio and the enjoyment begins.

To be able to use the Internet Radio, a broadband internet connection

and a wireless (WiFi) access point, connected to your broadband internet

(preferably via a router) is required. Before you start, make sure that

the wireless access point equipment is switched on and connected to

broadband internet. If necessary, please refer to the wireless access

equipment instructions, or contact the network service providers.

The FM radio (with RDS facility) is provided as a backup, for when a WiFi

connection is not available.

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Packaging and Specifications

Packaging

Before proceeding, check your packaging and verify the following

accessories are included, if any parts are missing, please contact your

distributor.

1. Internet Radio.

2. USB Charging Cable.

3. Carry Pouch.

4. User Manual.

5. Warranty Card.

Specifications

WiFi:

1. WLAN: wireless 802.11b/g. WEP / WPA security compatibility.

2. Receive more than 12,000 radio stations worldwide, using the vTuner

portal.

3. Support Real Audio, MP3, and WMA audio formats.

4. 12 user definable preset stations.

5. User definable bookmarked stations.

FM:

1. Frequency range: 87.5MHz ~108MHz.

2. Supports Radio Data System (RDS)

3. 30 User definable preset stations.

Battery:

1. Built in 1500mAh Li-ion polymer battery. More than 15 hours of

continuous operation from fully charged (Power saving mode enabled).

2. Charge time about 6 hours.

3. Maximum charging current: 500mA.

4. Cycle life: more than 300 times (before reduced performance is

noticed)

General:

1. Integral speaker: 2W.

2. 3.5-mm stereo earphone jack.

3. Measurements: 72.9mm*125.1mm*23.2mm(H*W*D).

4. Weight: 162.7g.

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WiFi/FM Switch

LCD Display

Back Button

Volume Control

Power Button

Hold Switch

Earphone Jack

Power/Charge

Indicator

USB Charging

Connection Select Button

Control Wheel

Reset Button

Control Buttons

WiFi / FM Switch Switches mode between WiFi / FM radio reception.

Back Button Press to go back to the previous menu.

Volume Control Adjust the volume control. “+” means increasing the

volume, “-” means decreasing the volume.

Power Button Power on / off the Internet Radio. (>3 seconds)

Hold Switch Lock all of the buttons except the WiFi / FM Switch to

avoid accidental adjustment.

Earphone Jack Connect earphones to listen to the radio or connect to

an external speaker system.

LCD Display Screen that display contents.

Select Button Press the knob to confirm selections.

Control Wheel Turn to enter menu selections / navigate through

selections.

Reset Button If the device fails to function properly, press the button

to reset the radio.

USB Charging

Connection

Charge the internal battery via the USB charging

connection to computer or power adapter.

Control Buttons

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Internet Radio Display Types

Normal Screen

The normal screen is the default screen generated when the unit is powered

on. It displays the station name and icons for WiFi signal strength, streaming

media format / preset number / frequency and battery status. It also displays

any additional text available for the currently selected station in a scrolling

information area.

Examples of the Normal Screen Whilst Playing:

Menu Screen

A menu screen displays a list of options, with the currently selected option

shown highlighted.

If more than four options are available, up and down arrows are displayed on

the right hand side of the screen.

Example Menu Screen:

Playing...

BBC World Service

WMA 32K

Information Screen

Information screens are used to display messages to the user. They time out

after 5 seconds, unless they are used to indicate progress via a progress bar.

Example Information Screen:

Query Screen

A query screen is used to offer the user a choice. Queries are worded so that

you can respond with a yes (Select) or a no (Back).

Example Query Screen:

Do you want to revert to

backup version of firmware

and reboot?

Back Select

↓

Network Settings

Scan for Networks

Edit Settings

Stored Networks

Network Information

ERROR! Station list

Unavailable.

Please try again later

Back Select

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Internet Radio Menus

The structure of the Internet Radio’s menus is shown in Appendix A.

Presets

Displays a list of preset stations. The preset stations are stored on the memory

of the device. Up to 12 presets can be stored within the radio.

Favorites

Bookmarks

Displays a list of favorite stations that are saved as Favorites, in the vTuner

portal. Use the vTuner portal to activate the Favorites function, within your

portable internet radio! See later in this manual for personal and unique access

to the vTuner portal.

Added Stations

Stations that you can add manually to the vTuner portal. This is for stations

that are not already part of the vTuner database, but rather stations that you can

add by yourself. See later in this manual for personal and unique access to the

vTuner portal.

Most Popular Stations

Displays a list of the most popular stations, as measured by the vTuner portal.

All Stations

Once connected to the vTuner portal, this shows the top level menu to allow

you to navigate down to ﬁnd your desired radio station.

Local Stations

According to the current location of the radio, it displays the local stations in

that country.

Locations

Choose a country and browse for a radio station in that location. Choose the

continent ﬁrstly and then the speciﬁc country.

Genre

Browse for a radio station based on the genre of the stations, e.g. classic,

pop, rock, etc.

New Stations

Locate any new stations which are recent additions to the vTuner database.

Play Preferred Station

Plays the Preferred Station that you have stored.

Settings

The settings menu includes the following submenus:

Network Settings

Scan for Networks

Edit Settings

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Stored Networks

Network Information

Power Saving (Default is OFF)

Delete Presets

Display Settings

Backlight Timeout

Main Menu Timeout

Language

Firmware Update

Check For Updates

Revert To Backup

Firmware Information

Network settings will include access point selection.

Network Settings

The network settings menu allows you to control the wireless networks that

the radio can / is connected to.

Scan for Networks

The Scan for networks wizard takes you through the following stages:

Scan for networks – When the scan has completed, displays all visible

networks with an icon showing whether the network is secure or not.

IP settings – Allows conﬁguration of either an Automatic (DHCP) allocated

IP address or a static IP. Automatic (DHCP) is selected by default.

IP conﬁguration – If static IP is chosen, you can enter the IP address,

subnet mask, default gateway and DNS servers.

WEP/WPA network key entry – If the network is secure, you are prompted

to enter the relevant security key. The key is entered by rotating through the

characters. When the correct character appears on the display, select the

character and press the Select Button and continue to the next character.

After selecting the last character, press for 3 seconds on the Select Button to

complete the key entering.

When the wizard is complete, you are returned to the normal screen which

displays the connecting sequence.

Edit Settings

This allows you to edit the network settings for the network you are currently

connected to.

<Automatic (DHCP)>: Acquire the IP automatically.

<Manual (Static IP)>: Manually set the IP, subnet mask, gateway, DNS.

Stored Networks

This menu contains a list of networks that the device has previously

connected to. (Max 3)

The settings associated with each network can be edited when the device is

not connected to that network. You can also choose to connect to a different

network than the one automatically chosen by the device. This means that

you do not have to go through the complete network setup (security key input

sequence)

Select a network under this menu, it will show:

Select Network

Network Name 1

Network Name 2

Network Name 3

Back Select 16

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Select one Network Name and press the Select Button, it will show:

Network Name

Connect

IP Settings

Security Settings

Delete

<Connect>: Connect the network to make it as currently network.

<IP Settings>: Allows you to choose either Automatic (DHCP) or Manual (Static

IP).

<Security Settings>: Enables you to enter the relevant security key.

<Delete>: Enables you to delete currently network.

Network Information

This displays the MAC address of the device, the SSID of the connected

network, the IP address of the device, the Network Mask, the Gateway and the

DNS server.

Delete Presets

This menu allows you to delete one or more presets from their preset list.

<All>: Allow you to delete all of the presets at once.

<Selected>: Allow you to delete the presets one by one.

Display Settings

Backlight Timeout

You have the option to select a backlight timeout of between 5 and 45

seconds in 5 seconds increments.

Main Menu Timeout

You have the option of ON (a 30 second timeout) or OFF. (Default is ON)

Language

The Internet Radio supports English, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese

and French. The default language is English. But the <All Station> menu,

<Favorites> menu and the content of these menus only support English. (Default

is English)

Firmware Update

Check for Updates

If you initiate an update, the device checks for a connection and whether

there is a ﬁrmware update available. If both these conditions are met, a progress

screen is displayed and the firmware installed. The new firmware is flashed

to the device, and in the next restart of the radio, the new firmware version

becomes the master version.

NOTE: In the process of updating firmware, please do not power OFF.

Powering OFF during the update process may cause irreparable damage.

Revert to Backup

This allows you to change the running firmware version to the backup

ﬁrmware version, which is also stored on the device. The Master Version and

Backup Version can be switched freely.

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Firmware Information

Displays the master software version, the backup version, the boot loader

version and the hardware version.

<Master Software Version>: It will show the current software loaded on the

radio.

<Backup Software Version>: It will show invalid from production, but may be

updated later.

<Loader Software Version>: It will show the default version.

Reset All

This function resets all conﬁguration parameters to their factory defaults.

(NOTE: The function will be available from later ﬁrmware versions)

Now Playing

Returns to the Now Playing menu, and displays the current station, the

battery level and the signal strength.

Internet Radio Operation

Basic Operation

Powering On For the First Time

Press the Power Button for more than 3 seconds, the green indicator bar

illuminates and the welcome screen appears. A search for local WiFi network

starts automatically.

1. The radio runs the network setup wizard, starting with a scan for available

networks locally. The result is a list of networks found. Highlight the network you

wish to connect to (using the Control Wheel) and press the Select Button.

2. If the network is secured, you are then prompted to enter the network key

or passphrase. The Internet Radio then returns you to the normal screen, where

the connection sequence takes place and then the preferred station starts to

play.

NOTE: This security key or passphrase is found from your wireless router.

See your wireless router for details.

To enter the network key, turn the Control Wheel anticlockwise for letters and

clockwise for numbers. Press the Select Button after each individual character

is entered.

Press and hold the Select Button (>3 seconds) to enter the completed key or

passphrase.

In case of difﬁculty, see the section below on manual network connection, for

more detail.

Normal Powering On

When the unit is powered on normally and is still within a previously known

wireless network location, the radio will connect to the known network

automatically and the preferred station will start to play. (If the radio does NOT

have a preferred station stored, then it will play whatever station was last

playing.)

If there is not a known network connection present, the powering on for the

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