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Selecting a Wireless Network

This step is normally performed as part of the installation process. However,

should new wireless networks become available after installation, you can use

this function to select and setup a new network profile for your Wireless Audio

Adapter.

1. Press the Configuration button on the remote control until “Configuration”

is displayed.

2. Press the Scroll Down button until “Site Survey” is displayed. Press the

Select button.

3. A list of available wireless networks (shown by SSID) is displayed. To

browse through the available list, press the Scroll Up/Down buttons.

4. Press the Select button to select the desired network.

5. When the Wireless Audio Adapter has successfully connected to the new

wireless network, the message "Configuration Done. Device Will Reboot" is

briefly displayed. As soon as the Wireless Audio Adapter is registered on the

network, it will start the discovery process for the UPnP Media Server on

that network and locate any music files in the Musicmatch Music Library.

6. Press the Home button on the remote control. The device is now

ready to operate.

Network Setup Using the Remote Control

The network profile settings are normally set up automatically during the

installation process. However, if the automatic configuration does not work, your

wireless network settings change or you experience problems during operation of

the Wireless Audio Adapter, you may need to use the Network Setup functions to

change the network settings.

Network Setup Edit Mode

In order to be able to enter text, an “Edit Mode” is activated when you select

certain settings under the Network Setup menu.

While you are in Edit Mode, many of the remote control buttons have different

functions. These are summarised below.

There are also two ways in which text can be entered:

• Using the arrow buttons to scroll through the ASCII code table and select

characters OR

• Multi-tapping number buttons to enter characters, similar to the way in

which addresses or SMS messages may be entered on a mobile phone.

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