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INTERNET MICROHIFI SYSTEM

Ovation 2iCDS 9000 WEB

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4 OVATION 2i CDS 9000 WEB4 Special features of your hi-fi system4 Packing contents

5-6 SET-UP AND SAFETY6 Setting up the hi-fi system6 Wall mounting

7-12 OVERVIEW7 Magic Fidelity. The sound concept of the Ovation 2i7 The hi-fi system controls11 The remote control

13-16 CONNECTION AND PREPARATION13 Connecting the antenna13 Connecting the power cord13 Connecting an MP3 player or a USB memory stick14 Connecting an external device14 Connecting the headphones14 Putting batteries in the remote control15 LAN connection to the Internet16 WLAN connection to the Internet

17-21 SETTINGS17 Automatic station search for FM radio stations17 Setting the time18 Further settings for FM radio stations19 Restoring the settings (Reset) 20 Registering the Ovation 2i with the WLAN router

22-23 GENERAL FUNCTIONS22 Switching on and off22 Selecting the input source22 Adjusting the volume22 Muting22 Selecting sound settings23 Setting the equaliser23 Switching the Ultra Bass System on and off23 Adjusting the brightness of the display23 Expanded display

24-28 INTERNET OPERATION24 Selecting the Internet radio input source24 Navigating and searching in the menus25 Selecting Internet radio stations according to search criteria27 Selecting a preset for an Internet radio station directly28 Selecting Internet radio stations for favourites lists28 Selecting manually added Internet radio stations

29 MUSIK ARCHIVE29 Audio streaming

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30-31 TUNER OPERATION (FM)30 Selecting the tuner input source30 Selecting the preset in steps 30 Selecting presets directly 30 Stereo/mono reception31 RDS information

32-37 CD MODE32 Selecting the CD input source33 Inserting a CD33 Playing back a CD33 Pausing and resuming playback33 Repeating the current track34 Selecting another track34 Searching for a passage within a track34 Selecting albums and tracks (MP3 only)34 Displaying information (MP3 only)34 Repeating a track (Repeat One)35 Repeating all the tracks on an album (MP3 only)35 Repeating all tracks of a CD (Repeat All)35 Playing back tracks in random order35 Playing the start of each track (Intro)36 Creating a playlist

38 USB MODE38 Playing back tracks from an MP3/WMA player or from a USB memory

stick

39-41 TIMER MODE39 Switch-on timer41 Reminder timer41 Sleep timer

42-50 SPECIAL SETTINGS42 Registering on the GRUNDIG homepage42 Creating lists of favourites45 Searching for radio stations that are not provided by V-Tuner46 Changing the device name47 Calling information48 Registering the Ovation 2i with the WLAN router with individual settings

in the network

51-56 INFORMATION51 Technical data52 General information on laser devices52 Troubleshooting54 Environmental note54 Cleaning the CD unit54 Licence conditions55 Glossary

Special features of your hi-fi systemYour hi-fi system provides access to numerous Internet radio stationsvia a router via either LAN cable or WLAN. For Internet operationa DSL connection and DSL flat rate are recommended.

Titles archived on a PC or hard drive (NAS – Network AttachedStorage) can be played on the hi-fi system using a UPnP server viaLAN or WLAN (audio streaming).

Data formats such as MP3, WMA and CDDA can be played backusing the CD drive.

The MP3 and WMA data formats can also be played back via theUSB input using a memory stick or an MP3 player.

Packing contents1 Hi-fi system Ovation 2i CDS 9000 WEB2 Remote control 3 2 batteries, 1.5 V, type AAA4 Wire antenna for FM reception5 Power cord6 Operating manual incl. CD with a 30-day test

version of Nero Media Home7 Wall bracket

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Please note the following instructions when setting up the system:

The hi-fi system is designed for the playback of audio signals. Anyother use is expressly prohibited.

If you want to set up the hi-fi system on wall shelves or in cupboards,please ensure that it is adequately ventilated. There must be at least10 cm of space at the side, above and behind the hi-fi system. Theventilation should not be impeded by covering the ventilation ope-nings with items such as newspapers, table cloths, curtains, etc.

When setting up the hi-fi, remember that furniture is often coated withvarious types of varnish and plastic, which often contain chemicaladditives. These additives may cause corrosion to the feet of the unit.This may leave stains on the surface of the furniture which can bedifficult or impossible to remove.

If the hi-fi system is exposed to sudden changes in temperature, forexample when taken from the cold into a warm room, wait at leasttwo hours before using it.

The hi-fi system is designed for use in dry rooms. If you do use it out-doors, make sure it is protected from moisture such as dripping orsplashing water.

Only use the device in a moderate climate.

Do not place the hi-fi system close to heating units or in direct sunlight,as this will impair cooling.

The hi-fi sytem shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing andthat no objects filled with liquids, such as vases, shall be placed onthe device.

Do not insert any foreign objects in the CD compartment. Do notplace any objects such as burning candles on the hi-fi system.

Do not open the hi-fi system casing under any circumstances.Warranty claims are excluded for damage resulting from improperhandling.

Thunderstorms are a danger to all electrical devices. Even if the hi-fisystem is switched off, it can be damaged by a lightning strike to themains or the antenna cable. Always disconnect the mains andantenna plugs during a storm and, if necessary, the LAN plug.

Note:Do not connect any other equipment while the device is switchedon. Switch off the other devices as well before connecting them.Only plug the device into the mains socket after you have connectedthe external devices.Make sure the power plug is freely accessible.

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Setting up the hi-fi systemThe hi-fi system is delivered with a stand. This makes the hi-fi systemeasy to place on tables, chests or shelves. If you want to put it some-where else you can remove the stand.The hi-fi system can be mounted on a raised stand (approx. 80 cmhigh) which is not included in delivery. Ask your specialist dealerabout the stand.

Wall mounting

A wall bracket is part of delivery, and can be used to fix the hi-fisystem to the wall.Please ensure that a mains socket is present at the installationlocation.

1 Release the four screws (A) in the bracket (on the back of thehi-fi system) and remove the hi-fi system’s stand.

2 Screw the device part (B) of the wall bracket with the foursupplied round head screws (C) exactly (see four threaded holes)to the back of the hi-fi system. All four screws must be used.

3 Screw the wall part (D) of the wall bracket firmly into the wallplugs into the drill holes using the four screws supplied. Makeabsolutely sure the wall is in a suitable condition. The screws andwall plugs supplied are suitable for using in stone and concretewalls. Use suitable screws and wall plugs for any other types ofwall.

4 Insert the hi-fi system with the hooks of the device part (B) of thewall bracket into the openings of the wall part (D) of the wallbracket and allow to latch in place.

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Magic Fidelity. The sound concept of the Ovation 2iMagic Fidelity is a new, three-channel active loudspeaker system devel-oped and patented by Grundig, which produces powerful and brilliantsound.A bass speaker as well as two medium and treble speakers, each in theirown casing, create an outstanding sound experience.

The hi-fi system controls

The front of the deviceg • Standby indicator (under the front screen).

Lights up red when the hi-fi system is instandby mode.

■ Display, for example for preset channels,information, setting menus, etc.

• Infrared sensor for remote control signals.

Front screen Opens and closes the CD compartment.

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The left side. Opens and closes the front screen.

U Headphone jack for connecting a stereoheadphone set with a jack plug (ø 3.5 mm).The loudspeakers of the hi-fi system are auto-matically switched off.

LAN Ethernet network socket. The lamps in the socket display the following:Green, flashing: data transferYellow, flashing: 100 MBIT data throughputYellow, off: 10 MBIT data throughput

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The right sideON/OFF Switches the device to and from standby

mode.The device is only fully disconnected from themains after the plug has been pulled out.

7 CLR/ i Press, briefly, interrupts or ends the playbackof a CD.Press twice briefly, deletes the playlist of a CD.Opens the main menu of the hi-fi system whenheld down.

– ß + Adjust the volume.

A S In the main menu, select the operating modes:CD, FM, Internet radio, etc.For navigation in menus.In tuner mode: select preset channels.In MP3 mode: switch to select albums andtitles.

9 Starts playback of a CD.

9 8 For navigation in menus.In tuner mode: press and hold down to startthe frequency search. Press briefly to change the frequency in steps.In CD mode: select albums forwards or back-wards in steps.Press and hold down to search for a certainpassage forwards/backwards.

USB USB interface for connecting an MP3 playeror USB memory stick.

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The back of the deviceAUX IN Audio signal input for connecting an external

device.

RESET Resets the hi-fi in the event of a malfunction.

AC ~ Connection socket for power cable.The only way to completely disconnect the hi-fi system from the mains supply is to discon-nect the power cable.

FM ANTENNA Antenna socket for the cable of the roof (75Ω) antenna or the auxiliary antenna supplied.

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The remote control

ON OFF Switches the hi-fi system to standby mode andfrom standby mode to the last input sourceselected.

e II In the Internet radio, audio streaming, CD andUSB modes: starts playback of a MP3 CD oraudio CD.Pauses playback.

7 CLR In tuner mode: deletes favourite stations andletters/characters during text input.In CD mode: interrupts or ends playback of aMP3 CD or audio CD.Pressing twice briefly, deletes the playlist of aCD.

DSC/UBS Press briefly, selects the audio menu;hold down, selects the UBS function.

p Switches the loudspeakers of the hi-fi systemto mute and back on again.

– ß + Adjusts the volume.

SNOOZE/NAP/SLEEP For setting the reminder timer;interrupts the reminder timer.Interrupts the alarm function for approx.5 minutes.For setting the sleep timer.

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DISPLAY/R In standby: controls the brightness of the displayand selects demo mode.In tuner mode: switches the display between fre-quency, station name, programme type, radio textand time/week day.In CD-DA mode: switches the display between titlenumber/elapsed playing time and time/weekday.In MP3 mode: switches the display between fileinformation/elapsed playing time, ID3 tag infor-mation and time/day.

/FM MODE In tuner mode: switches between mono and stereo reception.

i Calls the main menu of the hi-fi system, for exam-ple, to select the CD, FM, Internet radio, Client,AUX and USB input sources.

P/RANDOM ¥ In tuner mode: saves radio stations to presets.In Internet mode: saves Internet radio stations topresets.In CD mode: for saving tracks to a playlist, for playing back tracks in random order.In standby mode: for setting the time and datemanually.

1 ...0 Numeric keys for selecting presets directly.For entering numbers/letters in Internet mode andduring installation.

INTRO/REPEAT ≈ In CD mode: for playing back the tracks of a CD,for repeating one track, all tracks of a CD or alltracks of an album.In standby mode: for setting the switch-on timer.

8 9 For navigation in menus.In tuner mode: press and hold down to start theautomatic station search. Press briefly to changethe frequency in small steps.In CD mode: press briefly to select albums ortracks forwards or backwards; press and holddown to search forwards or backwards for a par-ticular passage.

A S For navigation in menus; for entering letters(capital letters and special characters) duringinstallation.In tuner mode: select stored radio stations.In MP3 mode: switch to select albums and titles.

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Connecting the antenna1 Plug the roof antenna cable into the antenna socket »FM

ANTENNA (75Ω)« on the hi-fi.

Note: If no roof antenna is available, use the auxiliary antenna sup-plied. When suitably positioned, this antenna provides reason-ably good reception of local FM (VHF) channels. Do not shortenthe auxiliary antenna.

Connecting the power cord

Note: Check that the mains voltage on the type plate (on the back ofthe hi-fi system) corresponds to your local mains supply.The only way to disconnect the hi-fi system from the mains supplyis to pull out the plug.

1 Insert the supplied power cord into the »AC ~« socket on the hi-fi.

2 Plug the power cord into the wall socket.

Connecting an MP3 player or a USB memory stick

Note:The hi-fi system must be switched off while the USB connection isbeing made. If it is not switched off, data can be lost.

1 Connect the USB interface of the MP3 player to the »USB«socket of the hi-fi system with a standard USB cable.

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insert the USB plug of the USB memory stick in the USB interface»USB« of the hi-fi system.

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Connecting an external device

Note:Switch the hi-fi system off before you connect external devices.

1 Use standard audio cables to connect the audio outputs of theexternal device to the »AUX IN« socket on the hi-fi.

Connecting the headphones1 Insert the headphone plug (3.5 mm) into the »U« socket on the

left side of the hi-fi.– The loudspeakers of the hi-fi system are switched off.

Note:Excessive sound pressure from earphones and headphones cancause hearing loss.

Putting batteries in the remote control1 Open the battery compartment by turning the lid of the com-

partment to the right and lifting it off.

2 Observe the polarity marked on the base of the battery com-partment when inserting the batteries (micro batteries, 2 x 1.5R 6/UM 4/ AAA).

Notes:If your hi-fi system no longer reacts properly to remote controlcommands, the batteries may be flat. Always remove used bat-teries. The manufacturer accepts no liability for damage causedby leaking batteries.

Batteries shall not be exposed to excessive heat such as sunshine,fire or the like.

Environmental note:Batteries, including those which do not contain heavy metal,should not be disposed of with household waste. Always disposeof used batteries in accordance with local environmentalregulations.


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LAN connection to the Internet

Note:Switch the hi-fi system off before you connect external devices.

1 Connect the ethernet socket of the modem/router to the »LAN«socket of the hi-fi system using a standard network cable(Twistedpair, RJ45 plug).– The data throughput level is 10/100 MBIT.

Note:The lines represent the function.

Internet radioMusic archive (audio streaming)


SplitterTelephone socket

Ovation 2iMusic archive on the PC

Modem/router

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WLAN connection to the Internet

Note:The quality of the radio signal depends on the distance of yourhi-fi system to your modem/router.The substance of the building at the installation site can also affectthis.

Note:The lines represent the function.

Internet radioMusic archive (audio streaming)WLAN

Splitter

Ovation 2iMusic archive on hard drive (AS – Network Attached Storage)

Modem/router

Laptop

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Telephonesocket

Automatic station search for FM radio stationsAfter connecting the hi-fi system to the mains power for the first time,the automatic station search begins. It searches for radio stations andsaves them (up to max. 40 stations). Afterwards you can save theradio stations to the preset positions of your choice.

1 Switch on the hi-fi system by pressing »ON OFF«.– Display: the preset (CH) and the frequency in rapid run-through.– The search has started. At the end of the search, the demo

mode is started automatically. This shows you the functions ofthe Ovation 2i. The demo mode can be interrupted with »ONOFF«.

Notes:The automatic station search can be interrupted with »ON OFF«.It will be started again the next time the system is switched on.

You can repeat the automatic station search at any time by callingup the main menu with »i« and selecting »Setup« with »S«.In the setup menu select »Auto Tuning System« with»S« and confirm with »9«. Confirm the »Start« functionwith »9«. The search started and previously stored stations aredeleted.

Some RDS stations transmit an RDS time signal. If the selectedRDS station transmits time information, the time is updatedautomatically, if you have set »CT« to »ON«. This takes aboutfive minutes.

Setting the timeThe following settings may only be performed in standby mode.

1 To set the time, press and hold down »P/RANDOM ¥«.– Display: »24HR«, the time, the week day and the date.

2 Select hours format (12 or 24 hours) with »A« or »S« andconfirm with »9«.– Display: »24HR« or »12HR« , time and date, the hours flash.

3 Set the hours of the time with »A« or »S« and confirm with»9«.– The minutes flash.

4 Set the minutes of the time with »A« or »S« and confirm with»9«.– The year flashes.

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5 Set the year with »A« or »S« and confirm with »9«.– The month flashes.

6 Set the month with »A« or »S« and confirm with »9«.– The day flashes.

7 Set the day with »A« or »S« and confirm with »9«– »CT ON« flashes. CT is the display for RDS time synchronisa-

tion.

8 Activate RDS time synchronisation with »A« or »S« and con-firm with »9«.

9 End the setting with »P/RANDOM ¥«.

Notes:The time must be reset after a power cut or if the mains plug is dis-connected or updated afresh using the RDS time synchronisation.

Further settings for FM radio stations

Automatic station search1 Start the automatic station search in radio mode by pressing and

holding down »8« or »9«.– The search stops when a station is found.

Manual station search1 Start the manual station search in radio mode by pressing »8«

or »9« briefly.– The frequency changes in steps of 50 kHz.

Storing stations as presetsYou can save radio stations that have been found with the auto-matic station searches or the manual station search to the preset channel of your choice.

Note:If stations are already stored on the presets, they are deleted(overwritten). You can search for these stations again afterwardsusing the automatic station search.

1 In radio mode select the desired station with »A« or »S« andhighlight it with »P/RANDOM/¥«.– The preset display »CH« is set to »00«, the figures flash.

2 Select the desired preset number with »A« or »S«.

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3 Save the station wit »P/RANDOM/¥«.

4 To store more stations, repeat steps 2 to 4.

Note:If the hi-fi is disconnected from the mains for a long time, all thepresets are deleted.

Restoring the settings (Reset) ...

... with the reset buttonIn the event of a malfunction, the hi-fi can be reset with this button. Allsettings are retained.

1 Press »RESET« on the back of the hi-fi system, for example, usinga paper clip.

... with the system reset functionYou can delete all settings such as stored radio stations, the time andalarm setting with the system reset function.

You should execute the system reset function if the Ovation 2i hasbeen connected to another network.

1 Press »i« to open the main menu.

2 Select menu item »Setup« with »S« or »A« and confirmwith »9«.

3 Select menu item »System Reset« with »S« or »A« andconfirm with »9«.

Note:If you confirm the reset function in step 4, all settings will bedeleted.

4 Select menu item »Yes to clear all« with »S« or »A«and confirm with »9«.– Display: »System Reset...«, after a short time the auto-

matic station search is started. Afterwards you can set the timeor update it with the RDS time synchronisation function.

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Network Config

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Registering the Ovation 2i with the WLAN routerPerform the registration process in the proximity of the router in orderto avoid problems with the WLAN range.

Call the main menu of the Ovation 2i, establish the network con-nection in the setup menu and start the configuration wizard.

During this registration procedure, the Ovation 2i checks the con-figuration of the WLAN router (e.g. network encryption) and dis-plays it.

You need to be aware of the following:Is the IP address of your network used automatically (dynamically)or statically?Is a proxy server used in the network?Is the network encrypted?

1 Switch on the WLAN router.

Notes:The network name (SSID) must be visible and the MAC addressof the Ovation 2i must be enabled on the WLAN router.

You can find the MAC address in the main menu under �»Setup«, � »Network Config«, � »Device Status«,� »MAC Address« or on the back of the device.

2 Call the main menu of the Ovation 2i with »i«.


4 Select menu item »Network Config« with »S« or »A«and confirm with »9«.– Display: »Initialization Please wait«, the con-

nection to the WLAN router is being built up. Afterwards, theconfiguration menu is displayed.

5 Select menu item »Config Wizard« with »S« or »A«and confirm with »9«.– The configuration wizard is displayed.

6 Start the registration process with »9«.– Display: »Select Network:«, the available networks are

displayed.

Note:If the network name (SSID) is suppressed on the WLAN routerfor security reasons, the network cannot be found and must beentered manually using the »Enter Network SSID« menuitem.

7 Confirm network (GIMDSL in this example) with »9«.If several networks are available, select the desired network with»S« or »A« and confirm with »9«.– Display: »Network IP Settings:«.

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Advanced Settings

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Enter Network SSID

Rescan The Network

Note:If the network is encrypted, »[encrypted]« is displayed afterthe network address. Press »9« and enter the network key (WEP or WPA) with the nu-meric keys »1...0«. The sequence of entries of the numeric key»2«, for example, is 2, A, B, C. After the input, the cursor movesto the next input position.Special characters and capital letters can be selected with »S«or »A«. The cursor can be moved to the right with »9« and to the leftwith »8«. A character can be deleted with »7 CLR«.

Note:The following setting “Automatic (DHCP)” or “Static IP Address”depends on how you have configured your network.If you select automatic assignment, your Ovation 2i is automati-cally assigned an IP address by the router (or its integrated DHCPserver).If you have configured your network with a static IP, use the set-ting described on pages 48 and 49, in the section on registeringthe Ovation 2i with the Internet with individual settings in thehome network as set out in steps 8 and 9.

8 Select menu item »Automatic (DHCP)« with »S« or »A«and confirm with »9«.– Display: »Enable Proxy:«.

Note:If you do not have a proxy server installed in your network select»No«.If you have a proxy server installed in your network, use the set-ting described on pages 48 and 49, in the section on registeringthe Ovation 2i with the Internet with individual settings in thehome network as set out in steps 13 and 14.

9 Select menu item »No« with »S« or »A« and confirm with»8«.– Display: »Config Complete«.

10 To confirm the settings, select menu item »Yes« with »S« or»A« and confirm with »9«.– Display: »Config Wizard Applying Settings«,

the settings are saved.

Note:If the settings are not to be saved, select menu item »No« with»S« or »A« and confirm with »8«. The settings arecancelled.

11 After successful registration, the menu items »InternetRadio« and »Favorites« are displayed, access to theWLAN router and therefore the Internet is available.

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Network IP Settings:

~ Automatic (DHCP) >

Static IP Address

Select Network:

~ GIMDSL [encrypted]>

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~ Internet Radio >

~ Favorites >

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Static IP Address

Switching on and off1 Switch on the hi-fi system from standby with »ON OFF«.

– The last input source used is automatically selected.

Note:If the last selected input source was the Internet radio, thefollowing display appears: »Initialization Pleasewait«, the connection to the Internet is being built up.

2 Switch the hi-fi system to standby with »ON OFF«.– Display: briefly »Good Bye«, then the current date and time.

Note:The only way to disconnect the hi-fi system from the mains supplyis to pull out the plug.

Selecting the input source1 Press »i« to open the main menu.

2 Select the desired input source (»FM«, »Internet Radio«,»Client«, »USB«, »AUX« or »CD«) with »A« or »S« andconfirm with »9«.

Adjusting the volume1 Adjust the volume with »– ß +«.

– Display: briefly »Volume« (»Min«, »1« to »39«, above»Max«).

MutingYou can switch the hi-fi speakers to and from mute mode with thisfunction.

1 Switch the muting of the hi-fi on and off with »p«.– Display: for muting »MUTE«.

Selecting sound settingsYou can choose between the sound settings classic, pop, jazz, rockand your own customised effect (my EQ).

1 Call the audio menu by pressing »DSC/UBS« briefly.

2 Select the desired sound setting with »8« or »9«.– Display: »myEQ«, »Classic«, »Pop«, »Jazz« or »Rock«.

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Setting the equaliserThe “myEQ” sound setting allows you to make your own personalequaliser settings.

1 Call the audio menu by pressing »DSC/UBS« briefly.

2 Select the »myEQ« sound setting with »8« or »9«.

Note:If you do not press any button within five seconds, the hi-fi systemwill automatically quit this settings mode.

3 Select the »BASS« item with »S« or »A« and select the de-sired value (max. »+4«, min. »-4«) with »8« or »9«.

4 Select the »TREBLE« item with »S« or »A« and select thedesired value (max. »+4«, min. »-4«) with »8« or »9«.– The audio menu is switched off after approx 5 secs, the set

value is stored.

Switching the Ultra Bass System on and off1 Select the »UBS« sound setting by pressing and holding down

»DSC/UBS«.

2 Switch the ultra bass system on and off with »8« or »9«.– Display: »UBS ON« or »UBS OFF«.

Adjusting the brightness of the display1 Switch the hi-fi system to standby with »ON OFF«.

2 Press and hold down »DISPLAY R«.– Display: »Brightness« and the value set.

3 Set the brightness of the display with »8« or »9«.

Expanded display Additional information can be displayed in tuner and CD mode.

1 To display this information press »DISPLAY/R« repeatedly.

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BASS 0

TREBLE 0

Digital Sound

myEQ

<- BASS 0 ->

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Demo Mode

Selecting the Internet radio input source1 Press »i« to open the main menu.

2 Select menu item »Internet Radio« with »S« or »A«and confirm with »9«.– Display: »Initialization Please Wait«, the con-

nection to the Internet is being built up.

Note:Initialisation usually takes up to 1 minute. If the network is verybusy, this may take longer.

3 Select menu item »Internet Radio« with »S« or »A«and confirm with »9«.

Note:The following sections explain the further operating steps, startingfrom step 1.

Navigating and searching in the menusThe structure of the radio stations on the Internet is very dynamic.When selecting according to country, the country can be offered di-rectly or the selection is divided according to groups of countries.

You can use the menus to navigate through these selections easily.


2 Select the desired menu item with »S« or »A«.

3 Confirm the selected menu item and thereby the function with»9«.

4 Switch back up one menu level with »8«.

5 Press »DISPLAY/R« to switch between current station informa-tion back to the menu and the time/date and back to the stationinformation again.

Notes:If »Wait«, appears in the display, the system is searching for aselection. Operation is not possible while this is displayed.

If »Track not found«, appears in the display, the radiostation or the track are not currently available.

A quick search according to genres, countries and radio pro-grammes is possible using the letters of the numeric keys »1...0«.After entering the desired letters, in this example “B” it is dis-played, after a short time a selection is available.

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CD

FM

~ Internet Radio

~ Internet Radio

Favorites

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~ Big Band >

Bluegrass >

Blues >

Selecting Internet radio stations according tosearch criteria

Selecting Internet radio stations according togenres1 Select menu item »Genres« with »S« or »A« and confirm

with »9«.– The first three offered genres are displayed, the numbers in the

last line show the selected genre and the number of availablegenres (e.g. 3 from 7).

2 Select the desired genre with »S« or »A«.

3 Call up the genre with »9«.– A country selection is displayed.

4 Select the desired country with »S« or »A«.

5 Confirm the country with »9«.– The first radio stations of the selected country are displayed.

6 Select the desired radio station with »S« or »A« and confirmwith »9«.– The radio station is displayed and can be heard when »Wait«

disappears from the display.

Notes:To select the next radio station, press »9«.To select another radio station press »DISPLAY/ R« to returnto the station selection and then select the radio station with »S«or »A« and confirm with »9«.To switch backwards in the menu structure, press »DISPLAY R«and select the desired menu with »8«.

Searching for Internet radio stations from aparticular country1 Select menu item »Countries« with »S« or »A« and con-

firm with »9«.– The first three available country groups are displayed, the num-

bers in the last line show the selected country group and thenumber of available country groups (e.g. 5 from 10).

2 Select the desired country group with »S« or »A«.

3 Confirm the country group with »9«.– The first countries of the selected country group are displayed.

4 Select the desired country with »S« or »A«.


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Internet Favorites>

Added Stations >

~ Genres >

s 3/7

~ Adult Contemporary>

Alternativ >

Ambient >

s 1/57

~ Caribbean >

Central America >

Europa >

s 5/10

~181 FM Mellow Gold

3WK Classic Underg

975 Pirate Radio

s 1/188

WMGK Classic Hits

102.9 WMGK

s 00:00:02

Added Stations >

Genres >

~ Countries >

s 4/7

~ Albania >

Andorra >

Austria >

s 1/48

Notes:The subdivision can differ depending on country group. Forexample, for country group North America, you can choosebetween Canada, Mexico and the United States, afterwards thedifferent states can be selected.

5 Confirm the country with »9«.– The three first available genres are displayed.

6 Select the desired genre or all stations with »S« or »A«.

7 Call up the genre with »9«.– The first radio stations of the selected country are displayed.



Notes:To select the next radio station, press »9«.To select another radio station press »DISPLAY/ R« to returnto the station selection and then select the radio station with »S«or »A« and confirm with »9«.To switch backwards in the menu structure, press »DISPLAY/R«and select the desired menu with »8«.

Selecting Internet radio stations which the Internetprovider has added recently1 Select menu item »New Stations« with »S« or »A« and

confirm with »9«.– The first three new radio stations are displayed, the numbers in

the last line show the selected radio stations and the number ofavailable radio stations (e.g. 1 from 82).



Notes:To select the next radio station, press »9«.To select another radio station press »DISPLAY/ R« to returnto the station selection and then select the radio station with »S«or »A« and confirm with »9«.To switch backwards in the menu structure, press »DISPLAY/R«and select the desired menu with »8«.


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WRKH The Rocket

WTAK

s 1/4

WRKH The Rocket

s 00:00:02

Genres >

Countries >

~ New Stations >

s 5/7

~ African Music Radi

CBC Radio 3

Channel 61

s 1/82

KTSM Sunny

s 00:00:02

~ All Stations >

Adult Contemorary >

Alternativ >

s 1/26

~ Canada >

Mexico >

United States >

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Selecting the most popular Internet radio stations You can use this function to select radio stations that are mostfrequently listened to.

1 Select »Most Popular Stati« with »S« or »A« andconfirm with »9«.– The first three radio stations are displayed, the numbers in the

last line show the selected radio stations and the number ofavailable radio stations (e.g. 1 from 83).



Selecting a preset for an Internet radio stationdirectly

Saving Internet radio stations to presetsYou can fill 40 presets with the Internet radio stations of yourchoice.

1 Select a radio station (see previous chapter) and highlight it with»P/RANDOM/ ¥«.

2 Select presets 1 to 9 with the numeric keys »1« to »9«.Select presets 10 to 40 by first entering the tens with the numerickey »0« and then the units with »1« to »9«.

Note:If radio stations are already stored on the presets, they aredeleted.

3 Save the radio station wit »P/RANDOM/¥«.

4 To store more radio stations, repeat steps 1 to 4.

Selecting Internet radio stations on presetsIf a radio station can be heard, you can select the 40 presets di-rectly with the numeric keys »1« to »0«.

1 Select preset 1 to 9 with the numeric keys »1« to »9«.Select presets 10 to 40 by first entering the tens with the numerickey »0« and then the units with »1« to »9«.– Display: »Play Preset« and the number of the preset .


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Countries >

New Stations >

~ Most Popular Stati>

s 6/7

~ Echo of Moscow

Liberty Radio

Observer Radio

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Selecting Internet radio stations for favourites listsYou can find out how you set these radio stations in the chapter onspecial functions on pages 42 to 44.

1 Select menu item »Internet Favorites« with »S« or»A« and confirm with »9«.– Display: folder with favourite radio stations.

2 Select the desired folder with »S« or »A« and confirm with»9«.– The saved favourite radio stations are displayed.

3 Select the desired favourite radio station with »S« or »A« andconfirm with »9«.– The radio station is displayed and can be heard when »Wait«


Notes:To select the next radio station, press »9«.To select another radio station, switch back to the station selectionwith »DISPLAY/ R« and then press »S« or »A« to select theradio station and confirm with »9«.To switch backwards in the menu structure, press »DISPLAY/R«and select the desired menu with »8«.

Selecting manually added Internet radio stationsYou can find out how you set these radio stations in the chapter onspecial functions on page 45.

1 Select menu item »Added Stations« with »S« or »A«and confirm with »9«.– The three first available radio stations are displayed.



Notes:To select the next radio station, press »9«.To select another radio station, press »DISPLAY/ R« to switchback to station selection and then press »S« or »A« to selectthe radio station and confirm with »9«.To switch backwards in the menu structure, press »DISPLAY/R«and select the desired menu with »8«.


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~ Internet Favorites>

Added Stations >

Genres >

1/7

Internet Favorites>

~ Added Stations >

Genres >

s 2/7

~ Rock 1

Rock 2

Rock 3

s 1/6

Audio streamingThis function enables you to play back tracks from a music archivein MP3 and WMA format on the Ovation 2i.The music archive can be a PC or an external hard drive and mustbe administered by a UPnP server.

The selection according to folders and tracks depends on the struc-ture of the music archive and on the UPnP server software in use (e.g.Nero Media Home, Windows Media Player 11). Access times canlengthen depending on the size of the music archive this may makeusage inconvenient. Operation is either not possible or restrictedwhile the UPnP server completely reads the music archive.

If the tracks in the music archive are stored with the ID3 tag format(track, artist, album, genre, etc.), this information is also displayedon the Ovation 2i, and these tracks can be selected using thisinformation.

Depending on the configuration of the PC or the hard drive, theOvation 2i must be enabled on the PC or the hard drive. The UPnPserver must be approved in any firewalls that may be installed.Several UPnP servers can be used in parallel.


2 Select menu item »Client« with »S« or »A« and confirmwith »9«.– The available music archives are displayed.

3 Select the desired music archive with »S« or »A« and con-firm with »9«.– The available music archives (UPnP servers) are displayed.

4 Depending on the structure of the music archive, press »S«,»A«, »9« and »8« to navigate to the desired selectionmenu.

5 Start playback of the desired track with »9« or »e II«.

Navigating and searching in the menusYou can search through the structure of the folders and tracks easily:

1 Press »S« or »A« to select the desired folder/track.

2 Press »9« to switch to the next available subfolder.

3 To switch back up to the next folder level, press »DISPLAY/R«and then »8«.

Note:A quick search can be made using the letters of the numeric keys»1...0«.

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~ Client

USB

AUX

Internet Radio

~ Nero Media Home

Favorites

2/3

Hörspiel

~ Rock

Blues

1/4

Selecting the tuner input source1 Press »i« to open the main menu.

2 Select the FM tuner input source (»FM«) with »A« or »S« andconfirm with »9«.– The most recently selected station is played (Last Station

Memory).– Display: the preset number, the frequency and the station name.

Selecting the preset in steps1 Select the preset with »A« or »S«.

– Display: »CH« and, for example, »2« with the frequency andthe station name.

Selecting presets directly1 Select presets 1 to 9 directly with the numeric keys »1« to »9«.

– Display: »CH« and, for example, »02« with the frequency andthe station name.

2 Select presets 10 to 40 by first entering the tens with the numerickey »0« and then the units with »1« to »9«.– Display: »CH« and, for example, »25« with the frequency and

the station name.

Stereo/mono receptionIf the hi-fi system is receiving a stereo broadcast, »ST« appears in thedisplay. If the signal from the stereo channel is weak, you canimprove the sound quality by switching to mono reception.

1 Switch to mono reception with »/FM MODE«.– Display: »Mono«.

2 To switch back to stereo, press »/FM MODE« again.– Display: »ST«.

Notes:If the hi-fi is set to stereo reception and is receiving a mono signal,»Auto« appears in the display.

The mono/stereo setting is stored for each preset.

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Internet Radio

Client

CH02 RDS ST

FM 97.90 MHz

BAYERN 3

Jetzt die aktuellen

CH02 RDS Mono

FM 97.90 MHz

BAYERN 3

Jetzt die aktuellen

RDS informationRDS (Radio Data System) is an information system which is trans -mitted additionally by most FM stations.When the hi-fi system receives an RDS station, the station nameappears in the display, for example »Fantasy« and »RDS«.

Notes:It may take some time before all the RDS information istransmitted.

GRUNDIG has no influence on the correctness of this information.

Searching for RDS stations1 Search for the desired RDS station by pressing »A« or »S« re-

peatedly until an RDS station is received and »RDS« appears inthe display.– If the reception is strong enough, the station name appears

after a short time.

RDS time synchronisationSome RDS stations transmit an RDS time signal. If reception is goodthe time is automatically updated with this time signal, if you have ac-tivated this function (display »CT«), please also refer to the chapteron setting the time on pages 17/18.Time synchronisation can take several minutes, and even with goodreception the accuracy depends on the time signal being transmitted.The automatic setting is always activated if the hi-fi is switched onfrom standby to radio mode and a suitable RDS station can be re-ceived (if an RDS time signal is expected, the » « symbol flashesin the display. It glows constantly when RDS time synchronisationhas been performed).

Viewing RDS informationIf an RDS station is being received, the frequency briefly appears inthe display followed by the station name and the radio text as tickertext.

1 Press »DISPLAY R« once.– The programme type appears in the display (PTY).

2 Press »DISPLAY R« again.– The current time and the date appear in the display.

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The hi-fi system is suitable for music CDs bearing the logo shownhere (CD-DA), and for CD-Rs and CD-RWs with audio data or MP3formats.

In MP3/WMA mode, the terms “album” and “file” are very impor-tant. “Album” corresponds to a folder on a PC, “file” to a file on aPC or a CD-DA track. An MP3 CD may not contain more than 512tracks/albums.

The hi-fi system sorts the albums, or the files on an album, by nameinto alphabetical order. If you wish to order them differently, changethe name of the file or album – before burning the CD – and put anumber before the name.

When burning CD-R and CD-RWs with audio files, various problemsmay arise which could lead to problems with playback. This can becaused by faulty software or hardware settings or by the CD beingused. Should such problems arise, contact the customer services ofyour CD burner or software manufacturer or look for relevant infor-mation, for example on the Internet.

When you are making audio CDs, observe all legal guidelines andensure that the copyright of third parties is not infringed.

Always keep the CD compartment closed to prevent dust from col-lecting on the laser optics.Do not attach adhesive labels to CDs. Keep the surfaces of CDsclean.

You can play standard 12 cm CDs as well as 8 cm CDs on your de-vice. An adapter is not necessary.

Selecting the CD input source1 Press »i« to open the main menu.

2 Select the CD input source with »A« or »S« and confirm with»9«.– If there is no CD in the compartment, »No Disc« appears in

the display.– When a CD has been inserted, it is scanned. With an MP3 CD

the total number of albums and files is then displayed; for anaudio CD, the total number of tracks and the total playing time.

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Setup

~ CD

Folder : 006

File : 087

CDêROM

CD

Track 10

42:50

Inserting a CD1 Open the CD compartment by opening the front screen of the

hi-fi system by pressing ».«.– Display: »OPEN«.

2 Insert a CD in the compartment with its label facing forwards.

3 Close the CD compartment by closing the front screen of the hi-fisystem by pressing ».«.– Display: »CLOSE«, afterwards »Reading Disc«.– The CD is read. With an MP3 CD the total number of albums

and files is then displayed; for an audio CD, the total numberof tracks and the total playing time.

Playing back a CD1 Start playback with »e II«.

– Playback always starts with the first file of the first album (MP3)or with the first track (CD-DA).

– Display in MP3 mode: the number of the current file, then thefile name and the elapsed playing time of the file.

– Display in CD-DA mode: the number of the current track andthe elapsed playing time of the track.

2 Pause playback by pressing »e II«. – Display: »II«, the elapsed playing time of the file or track

flashes.

3 Continue playback with »e II«.

4 To end playback, press »7 CLR« twice.

Pausing and resuming playback1 To interrupt playback, press »7 CLR« once.

– After restarting, playback resumes with the same track at whichplayback was interrupted.

2 Continue playback with »e II«.

Repeating the current track1 During playback, press »8« briefly.

– The track is repeated from the beginning.

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OPEN

Folder : 006

File : 087

CDêROM

My favorites

35 ê Lenny Krav MP3

s 00:00:01

Lenny Kravitz

Mp3GoDs Topê100 MP3

Fly away

s 00:00:15

My favorites

35 ê Lenny Krav MP3

<- File: 006/087 ->

Selecting another track1 During playback, press »8« or »9« repeatedly until the num-

ber of the desired track appears in the display.– Playback of the selected track starts automatically.

Note:You can also select tracks in stop mode.

Searching for a passage within a track1 During playback, press »8« or »9« and keep it pressed until

the desired passage has been found.– Playback begins if you release »8« or »9«.

Note:During the search the volume is reduced.

Selecting albums and tracks (MP3 only)1 Press »7« to end playback.

2 Press »A« to switch the cursor to the line of the album.

3 Select the desired album with »8« or »9«.

4 Press »S« to switch the cursor to the »File« line.

5 Select the desired track by pressing »8« or »9«.– Playback of the track starts automatically after a short time.

Displaying information (MP3 only)With this function you can call up information on the artist, albumand track as well as switch to the date and time.

1 Press »DISPLAY/R«.– You are provided with information on the artist, album and

track if such information is stored on the CD.

2 To return the the display of the file name, press »DISPLAY/R«repeatedly until the file name is displayed again.

Repeating a track (Repeat One)1 Start playback with »e II«.

2 Select the desired track by pressing »8« or »9«.

3 Select the repeat function by pressing »INTRO/REPEAT/≈«repeatedly until » 1« appears in the display.– The track is played back repeatedly.

4 To quit this function, press »INTRO/REPEAT/≈« repeatedly until» « disappears.

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My favorites

39 ê Bryan Adam MP3

s 00:00:01

<- My favorites ->

39 ê Bryan Adam

File: 006/087

<- Rock ->

26êMetallica

File: 066/087

CD

Track 01

of 10

s 1 00:01

Repeating all the tracks on an album (MP3 only)1 Start playback with »e II«.

2 Select the repeat function by pressing »INTRO/REPEAT ≈«repeatedly until » « appears in the display.– All the tracks on the current album are played back repeatedly.

3 To quit this function, press »INTRO/REPEAT ≈« until » « dis-appears from the display.

Repeating all tracks of a CD (Repeat All)1 Start playback with »e II«.

2 Select the repeat function by pressing »INTRO/REPEAT ≈«repeatedly until » A« appears in the display.– The CD is repeated from the beginning.

3 To quit this function, press »INTRO/REPEAT ≈« repeatedly untilthe repeat symbol » « disappears.

Note:If a playlist is stored (see pages 36/37), all the saved tracks ofthe CD inserted are repeated when the Repeat All function isselected.

Playing back tracks in random order1 Start playback with »e II«.

2 Select the function by pressing »P/RANDOM ¥«.– Display: »RND«.– All the tracks on the CD are played back in random order.

3 Quit the function by pressing »P/RANDOM ¥«.– »RND« disappears from the display.– The tracks are played back in numerical order.

Playing the start of each track (Intro)1 In stop mode, press »INTRO/REPEAT ≈«.

– Display: »INTRO«.– Playback starts automatically. The first ten seconds of each

track are played.

2 To quit this function, press »INTRO/REPEAT ≈« repeatedly until»INTRO« and » « disappear from the display.– The current track and subsequent tracks are played to the end.

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Track 01

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s A 00:01

My favorites

39 ê Bryan Adam MP3

s 00:00:01

Lenny Kravitz

Mp3GoDs Topê100 MP3

Fly away

s RND 00:00:05

s INTRO 00:00:05

Creating a playlistYou can create a track memory of up to 40 tracks (from differentfolders for MP3s) or up to 40 tracks (CD-DA) of the CD and savethem in a certain order and then play them back. A track may besaved more than once. Programming is only possible in stop mode.

Selecting and storing tracks (MP3 only)1 Call the function with »P/RANDOM ¥«.

– Display: the playlist, the selected track (file) and availabletracks.

2 Select the desired track with »8« or »9« and save it with»P/RANDOM ¥«.

Note:To select the next folder, press »A« to switch to the title line ofthe folder and select the desired folder with »8« or »9«. Press»S« to switch to the »File:« line, select the desired file with»8« or »9« and save with »P/RANDOM ¥«.

3 To store more tracks, repeat step 2.

Selecting and storing tracks (CD-DA only)1 Call the function with »P/RANDOM ¥«.

– Display: the playlist, the available tracks and the playing timeof the CD.

2 Select the desired track with »8« or »9« and save it with»P/RANDOM ¥«.

3 To store more tracks, repeat step 2.

Playing back a playlist1 Start playback of the playlist with »e II«.

– Display: »PROG«.– Playback begins with the first programmed track.

2 Press »7« to end playback.

3 Play back the playlist again by pressing »P/RANDOM ¥« andthen »e II«.

Checking the playlist1 In stop mode, press »P/RANDOM ¥« repeatedly.

– The stored tracks are displayed.

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<- The Final Cut ->

Program–02File: 043/121

CD

Track 00

Program–0142:50

CD

Track 04

of 10

s 00:00 PROG

CD

Track 04

Program–0542:50

Deleting the playlist1 Open the front screen of the hi-fi system

or

In playlist mode, press »7 CLR«

or

Select another input source via the main menu.

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Playing back tracks from an MP3/WMA playeror from a USB memory stick

Note:The hi-fi system must be switched off while the USB connection isbeing made. If it is not switched off, data can be lost.

1 Plug the USB cable or the plug of the USB memory stick into theUSB interface »USB« (right side of the device).

2 Switch on the hi-fi system.


4 Select the USB input source (»USB«) with »A« or »S« andconfirm with »9«.– Display: »Initialization Please wait«. After-

wards the folders of the USB medium are displayed. The lastline shows the number of the selected folder and the availablefolders.

Note:In no USB source is connected, »No Device« appears in thedisplay.

5 Select the desired folder or file with »S« or»A«.

6 Start playback with »e II«.– Playback starts with the first file of the first folder.

Note:During MP3 operation with an MP3 player or a USB memorystick, the same playback and search functions are available as forMP3 CD mode (see pages 33 to 35). The resume, searching forpassage of a track and repeat all tracks of a CD functions are notavailable.

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Your hi-fi system has three timer modes:– The switch-on timer, which switches the hi-fi system on at the set

time and wakes you with an alarm or music.– The reminder timer, reminding you by sounding the signal tone at

a preset time. – The sleep timer, which switches the hi-fi system off at a preset time.

Switch-on timer

Setting the switch-on timerThe time must be set on the hi-fi system.When this setting is being made, if no button is pushed for more than10 seconds, the hi-fi system will end the process automatically. Youthen have to start again.

1 With the device switched off, press and hold down »INTRO/REPEAT ≈«.– Display: the timer mode, the switch-on time (»0:00«), the

alarm and the alarm volume. »WEC OFF« means that thealarm is switched off at weekends, see next page.

2 Enter the hours of the switch-on time with »A« or »S«.

3 Press »9« and enter the minutes of the switch-on time with »A«or »S«.

4 Press »9« twice and select the desired alarm tone (signal, radiostation or CD) with »A« or »S«.

Notes:If you select CD, make sure a CD is inserted.If CD was selected, press »9« and select the desired track with»A« or »S«. The Repeat All mode is set automatically.If tuner was selected, press »9« and select the desired presetwith »A« or »S«.

5 Press »9« and set the desired volume with »– ß +«.

6 End the setting with »INTRO/REPEAT ≈«.– Display: time and date and the »/« symbol for a timer setting

with music or the »e« symbol for a timer setting with alarm.

– The hi-fi system switches on at the set time with the selectedsignal source (maximum alarm duration 90 minutes).

Note:The volume of the signal, radio station and CD alarm types in-creases continually from zero onwards until an individually setmaximum volume is reached.

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WEC OFF

Off

Volume 20

Alarm: 0:00

WEC OFF

Buzzer

Volume 20

Alarm: 0:00

WEC OFF

Buzzer

Volume 25

Interrupting the alarm1 During the alarm, press »SNOOZE/NAP/SLEEP«.

– The alarm signal (signal tone, radio station, CD or USB) stops.– The alarm goes off again at five-minute intervals. The full

duration of the alarm is 90 minutes.

Cancelling the alarm for the day1 Switch the hi-fi system off by pressing »ON OFF«.

– The switch-on timer is activated for the next day.

Switching off the alarm for the weekendYou can switch off the alarm function over the weekend. The enteredalarm times are saved.

1 With the device switched off, press and hold down »INTRO/REPEAT ≈«.

2 Press »9« twice and switch off the switch-on timer for the week-end with »A« or »S« (»WEC OFF«).

Activating and deactivating switch-on timer1 To deactivate the switch-on timer, in standby, briefly press

»INTRO/REPEAT ≈«.– Display: »e« or »/« disappear.– The switch-on timer is deactivated, the set alarm time is stored.

2 To activate the switch-on timer, in standby, briefly press»INTRO/REPEAT ≈« again.– Display: »e« or »/«.

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WEC OFF

Off

Volume 20

Reminder timer1 Call the function with »SNOOZE/NAP/SLEEP«.

– Display: »NAP« and »00mins«.

2 Enter the reminder time with »8« or »9« (in 10-minute stepsfrom 10 to 120 minutes).– After the set time has expired, a signal tone sounds (for max.

90 minutes).

Note:To call the currently remaining time, e.g. »NAP 20mins« press»SNOOZE/NAP/SLEEP« briefly.

3 Switch off the alarm signal with »ON OFF«

or

To interrupt the reminder timer earlier than set, set the time with»8« or »9« to »00mins«.

Sleep timer

Setting the sleep timer1 Switch on the hi-fi system with »ON OFF« and select the desired

input source.

2 Call the function with »SNOOZE/NAP/SLEEP«.– Display: »SLEEP« and »00mins«.

3 Set the desired switch-off time in steps of 10 minutes (from 10 to90 minutes) with »8« or »9«.– The hi-fi system switches off after the selected time has elapsed.

Ending the sleep timer prematurely1 To deactivate the sleep timer earlier than set, switch off the hi-fi

system with »ON OFF«

or

Press »SNOOZE/NAP/SLEEP« and press »8« repeatedlyuntil »00mins« disappears from the display.

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<- SLEEP 00mins ->

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Registering on the GRUNDIG homepageYou need to perform a one-time registration of your Ovation 2i on theGRUNDIG page “GRUNDIG INTERNET RADIO TUNINGSERVICE” stating the MAC address of your Ovation 2i. You cansearch for stations on this page and listen to them.

If you wish to create a favourites list for your favourite radio stations,then you also need to register your e-mail address and the passwordof your choice. This takes you to the members’ area.

1 Start the internet browser on your PC.

2 Enter the address “www.grundig.radiosetup.com”.– The “GRUNDIG INTERNET RADIO TUNING SERVICE” page

is displayed.

3 Enter the twelve-digit MAC address of your Ovation 2i and clickthe » « button.– You can find the MAC address in the main menu under �

»Setup«, � »Network Config«, � »Device Sta-tus«, � »MAC Address« or on the back of the device.

Creating lists of favouritesYou can copy radio stations, which the V-Tuner Internet service makesavailable for GRUNDIG customers, into one or more favourites lists.This gives you swift access to your favourite radio stations.You can only conduct this process on a PC.The current list is loaded when initialising the Ovation 2i.

Preparation1 Start the internet browser on your PC.


is displayed.

3 Enter your e-mail address and password and click the » «button.If several devices are registered, click on the required MACaddress.

Note:Radio stations can only be played back in MP3 or WMA format.You have several options for searching for radio stations for afavourites group:In the “Search stations” search field you can search for radio sta-tions by name or you can select radio stations using search cri-teria such as “Format“, “Location” and “Language”.You can find the settings for this in the following chapters.

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Selecting radio stations with the search function1 In the “Search stations” field, enter the name of the desired

provider and then click the » « button.– If the radio station is available, it is displayed.

Note:You can listen to the music playback of the radio station with »e«.Prerequisite for this is that you have suitable software installed(e.g. Nero Media Home, Windows Media Player).

2 Highlight the radio station with the »� +« button.– The “Favourite Stations” menu is displayed.

Note:You can now create a new favourites group or add the selectedradio station to an existing favourites group.Radio stations can only be played back in MP3 or WMA format.

3 Enter the name of a new favourites group in the entry field andconfirm with the » « buttonorOpen the name field, select the desired favourites group and con-firm with the » « button.– The radio station is stored in the favourites group.

4 Close the “Favourite Stations” menu.

5 Repeat the procedure for additional stations.

Note:To check the radio stations, select the start page and click on thefavourites group. You will see the new radio stations.

6 Exit the “GRUNDIG INTERNET RADIO TUNING SERVICE”Internet page with the »Logout« button.

Note:Radio stations that are no longer required can be deleted fromthe favourites group. To do this. select the radio station and thenclick on the »� –« button.

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Selecting a radio station from the genres on offer1 Select the desired genre in the “Music“ genre.

– A list of the radio stations of the selected genre is displayed.

Note:Instead of the search criterion “Format“, you could also click“Location” or “Language” and search for radio stations. Severalsearch criteria can be combined..

Note:You can listen to the music playback of the radio station with the»e« button. Prerequisite for this is that you have suitable softwareinstalled (e.g. Nero Media Home, Windows Media Player).

2 Select the desired radio station from the list and highlight it withthe »� +« button.– The “Favourite Stations” menu is displayed.

Note:You can now create a new favourites group or add the selectedradio station to an existing favourites group.Radio stations can only be played back in MP3 or WMA format.

3 Enter the name of a new favourites group in the entry field andconfirm with the » « buttonorOpen the name field, select the desired favourites group and con-firm with the » « button.– The radio station is stored in the favourites group.

4 Close the “Favourite Stations” menu.

5 Repeat the procedure for additional stations.

Note:To check the radio stations, select the start page and click on thefavourites group. You will see the new radio stations.

6 Exit the “GRUNDIG INTERNET RADIO TUNING SERVICE”Internet page with the »Logout« button.

Note:Radio stations that are no longer required can be deleted fromthe favourites group. To do this. select the radio station and thenclick on the »� –« button.

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Searching for radio stations that are not providedby V-Tuner

You can also add radio stations to your favourites list(s) that are notprovided by the V-Tuner Internet service.You can find information on this on the Internet. In Windows MediaPlayer you can call the parameters of these (for example, the URL)in the Properties submenu.You can only conduct this process on a PC.

You cannot play back every radio station on your Ovation 2i thatyou can listen to on your PC. These radio stations require a specialmedia player that can only be installed on a PC.

1 Start the Internet browser on your PC.


is displayed.

3 Enter your e-mail address and password and confirm.

4 Click the “My Added Stations” lineorif radio stations are already available, click the » « button afterthe line “You can add your own Station here”.– The “My Added Stations” menu is displayed.

5 Enter the station name, URL of the radio station, location andmusic genre and confirm with the » « button.– The new radio station is displayed in the overview under “My

Added Stations”.

Note:If details of the radio station need to be changed, click »Edit« and make the changes in the “My Added Stations” menu.

Note:On the Ovation 2i, these radio stations can be called via »MainMenu«, � »Internet Radio«, � »Added Stations«.

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Changing the device nameYou can change the name of the Ovation 2i. This name is displayedin your network and on the UPnP server. The name can be max. 18letters/characters long and must be written in capital letters.



3 Select menu item »Network Config« with »S« or »A«and confirm with »9«.– Display: »Initialization Please Wait«, the con-


4 Select menu item »Advance Settings« with »S« or»A« and confirm with »9«.

5 Select »Edit Device Name« and confirm with »9«.– The current name of the hi-fi system, in this example

»OVATION 2i«.

6 To change the name, select menu item »Change« with »S« or»A« and confirm with »9«.– The cursor is at the first place of the name.

7 Delete the current name by moving the cursor to the last positionwith »9« and deleting the characters individually with »7CLR«.

8 Select the first letter with »S« or »A« then move the cursor tothe next position with »9« and make your next entry.

Notes:Letters, digits and symbols can also be entered with the numerickeys »1...0«. The sequence of entries of the numeric key »2«, forexample, is 2, A, B, C. After the input, the cursor moves to thenext input position.

To correct entries, the cursor can be moved to the right with »9«and to the left with »8«.

9 Save the new name by pressing »9« again after entering thelast character.


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Device Status

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Calling informationYou can call up information on your Ovation 2i and the network inuse. Settings cannot be made in this menu.





4 Select menu item »Device Status« with »S« or »A«and confirm with »9«.– The name of the hi-fi system, in this example »OVATION 2i«.

5 Select other information with »S«.You can switch back the the previous information by pressing»A«.– You receive information on the name of the device, the

firmware, the hardware, etc.– »Device Name«, »Firmware Version«, »Boot-loader Version«, »Hardware Version«, »Network name (SSID)«, »Network Type«, »Security Encryption«, »WiFi Signal«, »WiFiChannel«, »MAC Address«, »Auto AddressDHCP«, »IP Address«, »Subnet Mask«, »GatewayIP«, »DNS Server 1«, »DNS Server 2«, »ProxyServer«, »Proxy Hostname«, »Proxy Port«.

– Further explanations of this information can be found in theglossary starting on page 54.

6 Close the status display with »i«.

Main Menu

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~ Network Config

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Advanced Settings

~ Device Status >

Config Wizard

Device Status

Device Name

~ OVATION 2i

Registering the Ovation 2i with the WLAN routerwith individual settings in the network

These settings require advanced knowledge of the configuration ofnetworks.





4 Select menu item »Config Wizard« with »S« or »A«and confirm with »9«.– The configuration wizard is displayed.

5 Start the registration process with »9«.– Display: »Select Network:«, the available networks are

displayed.

6 Select the desired network with »S« or »A« and confirm with»9«.– Display: »Network IP Settings:«.

Note:If the network is encrypted, »[encrypted]« is displayed afterthe network address. Press »9« and enter the network key withthe numeric keys »1...0«. The sequence of entries of the numerickey »2«, for example, is 2, A, B, C. After the input the cursormoves to the next input position.Special characters and capital letters can be selected with »S«or »A«. To correct entries, the cursor can be moved to the right with »9«and to the left with »8«.

7 Select menu item »Static IP Address« with »S« or»A« and confirm with »9«.– Display: »IP address«.

Notes:For the entries in the following operating steps please observethe following:The cursor can be moved to the right with »9« and to the leftwith »8«.Enter letters, digits and symbols with the numeric keys »1...0«.The sequence of entries of the numeric key »2«, for example, is2, A, B, C. After the input the cursor moves to the next inputposition.

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Select Network:

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8 Select menu item »Change« with »S« or »A« and confirmwith »9«.Enter the required software address. After entering the lastcharacter, the next menu – »SubnetMask« – is displayed.

9 Select menu item »Change« with »S« or »A« and confirmwith »9«.Enter the number of the subnet mask. After entering the lastcharacter the next menu – »Gateway IP« – is displayed.

10 Select menu item »Change« with »S« or »A« and confirmwith »9«.Enter the required IP of the gateway. After entering the lastcharacter, the next menu – »DNS Server 1« – is displayed.

11 Select menu item »Change« with »S« or »A« and confirmwith »9«.Enter the required DNS IP (domain name system). After enteringthe last character, the next menu – »DNS Server 2« – is dis-played.

12 Select menu item »Change« with »S« or »A« and confirmwith »9«.Enter the required DNS IP (domain name system). After enteringthe last character the next menu – »Enable Proxy « – is dis-played.

Note:If you do not have a proxy server installed in your system, selectmenu item »No« with »S« or »A« and confirm with »9«.Continue the setting from step 15 .If you have a proxy server installed in your system, select menuitem »Yes« with »S« or »A« and confirm with »9«.

13 Select menu item »Change« with »S« or »A« and confirmwith »9«.Enter the required host name. After entering the last character thenext menu – »Proxy Port« – is displayed.

14 Select menu item »Change« with »S« or »A« and confirmwith »9«.Enter the required proxy port. After entering the last characterthe last menu – »Config Complete« – is displayed.

15 To confirm the settings, select menu item »Yes« with »S« or»A« and confirm with »9«.– Display: »Config Complete Applying Settings«,

the settings are saved.

DNS Server 1

0.65.41.96

~ Change >

DNS Server 2

0.0.0.0.

~ Change >

Enable Proxy

~ No >

Yes

Proxy Hostname:

~ Change >

Proxy Port:

0

~ Change >

Subnet Mask:

0.0.0.0.

~ Change >

Gateway IP:

0.0.0.0.

~ Change >

IP Address:

000.000.000.000

~ Change >

Config Complete

~ Apply Settings? >

� No Yes~


Note:If the settings are not saved, select menu item »No« with »S« or»A« and confirm with »9«. The settings are cancelled.

16 After successful registration the menu items »InternetRadio« and »Favorites« are displayed, access to theInternet has been established.

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Technical dataThis device is noise-suppressed according to the applicable EU directives.This product fulfils the European directives 2006/95/EC, 2004/108/ECand 1999/5/EC.This device conforms to the safety regulation DIN EN 60065 (VDE 0860)and therefore the international safety regulation IEC 60065.Do not open the hi-fi casing under any circumstances. No warranty claimsare accepted for damage caused by incorrect handling.

This device may be used in the following countries:

Belgium Latvia PortugalDenmark Liechtenstein RomaniaGermany Lithuania RussiaEstonia Luxemburg SwedenFinland The Netherlands SwitzerlandFrance Norway SloveniaItaly Austria SpainCroatia Poland Czech Republic

Hungary

Further information can be found under the following Internet addresses:http://ec.europa.eu/enterprise/rtte/weblinks.htm

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SystemPower supply:Operating voltage: 230 V~Mains frequency: 50/60 Hz Max. power consumption: 28 WPower consumption in standby: ≤ 6 W

Amplifier unitOutput:Sine wave power: 2 x 4 W, 1 x 7 WAudio power: 2 x 6 W, 1 x 11 W

Receiver unitReception range:FM 87.5 ...108.0 MHz

WLANNetwork standard:IEEE 802.11b (Wi-Fi) IEEE 802.11g (54G)

Transfer rate:802.11b: 11, 5.5, 2, 1 Mbps802.11g: 54, 48, 36, 24, 18, 12, 9, 6 Mbps

Operating channels:13 (ETSI)

Safety:Hardware-WEP-Engine (64/128-Bit);WEP-Weak-Key-Avoidance (WEPplus), TKIP,Hardware-AES-Engine with support for CCMand OCB, 802.1x, SSN

CD unitFrequency response: 20 Hz ... 20 kHz

Noise voltage ratio:(wtd.) ≥ 70 dB

MP3 featuresAlbums and files: Max. 512 albums and files per CD

File system / file management:ISO 9660 Level 1 compatible

USBUSB 2.0 compatiblefor format FAT 32

Dimensions and weightDevice dimensions: W x H x D 297 x 313 x 187 mmWeight of device (with stand): 5.5 kg

Technical changes and errors reserved.

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General information on laser devicesThis device is a CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT. This means that the laser is de-signed in such a way as to ensure that the maximum permissible emissionvalue cannot be exceeded under any circumstances.

Caution:If operating devices or methods other than those specified here are em-ployed, it may lead to dangerous exposure to emissions.This device emits laser radiation. Because of the danger of eye injuries, theunit may only be opened or serviced by trained personnel.If settings other than those stated here are used or other procedures arecarried out, this may lead to dangerous exposure to radiation.

TroubleshootingNot every kind of sound interference is caused by a defect in your hi-fisystem. Cables that have accidentally been disconnected, damaged CDsand flat batteries in the remote control will impair functioning. If thefollowing measures do not resolve the problem satisfactorily, please visitwww.grundig.com, product range: hi-fi, micro CD stations or contact yourspecialist dealer.

General faults

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ProblemNo sound.

The hi-fi system does not reactwhen the buttons are pressed.

The remote control does notwork.Poor radio reception.

Tracks on a CD are skipped.

CD Rs or CD RWs are notplayed back, or are playedback incorrectly.

Possible cause/remedyThe volume setting is too low – increase the volume. The head-phones are plugged in – disconnect the headphones. Power cableis not properly connected, connect the power cable properly.Mute is activated, deactivate mute. Static electrical discharge. Switch off the hi-fi system, disconnect thepower cable and connect it again after a few seconds or press »RESET«.The batteries are flat. Replace the batteries. The remote control is out of range of the hi-fi.Weak antenna signal, check antenna.Weak FM stereo signal, switch to mono.Interference from electrical devices such as televisions, videorecorders, computers, neon lamps, thermostats or motors. Keep the hi-fi away from such equipment.The CD is damaged or dirty – replace the CD or clean it. The PROGRAM (playlist) or RANDOM functions are active.Deactivate the functions.Faulty software or hardware settings during burning or the CDitself.Check the components of your CD burner/software or change theCD being used.

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Faults in Internet mode

Ovation messages

Faults in streaming mode

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ProblemDesired WLAN network notfound.

Connection to router notestablished.

Music playback is brieflyinterrupted.

Possible cause/remedy– WLAN network is deactivated, switch on the WLAN network.

– SSID is suppressed on the router; display SSID on the router.– Distance to router is too large; reduce distance to router.– MAC address of the Ovation is not enabled on the router; en-

able MAC address (see back of device) on the router.– Data transfer from the router is encrypted; enter the network key

(WEP or WPA) on the Ovation (see p. 21).If this does not help, check the entire router configuration.High network usage on the radio station server.

MessageNetwork Problemcheck Config.

Wait

Track not found

Possible cause/remedy– WLAN network is deactivated; switch on the WLAN network.– Range problem: move the Ovation closer to the router or install

an external repeater.– Other networks are transmitting on the same channel; change

channel settings on the router, then repeat the registration proce-dure (p. 20).

– Indicates a search in the network for the selected radio station.When this is displayed, navigation in the menu is not possible.

– The selected radio station is currently not available. The broad-caster has ceased operation or only broadcasts at certain timesor the maximum permitted number of users has been reached.

– The selected file is currently not available. The file has beendeleted, moved or renamed on the storage medium.

ProblemThe music archive (UPnP server)is not displayed in the»Client« menu.The music archive (UPnP server)is displayed in the »Client«menu, however no connectionis made.The music archive is empty.Display »Unsorted List«

Possible cause/remedy– Switch on the PC or external hard drive (NAS).– Start UPnP server.

– Check the setting of the firewall (if installed) for the UPnP serverand correct if necessary.

– Enable the Ovation on the UPnP server in use.

– Enable the folder on the UPnP server.The list of the music archive (UPnP server) is not completely sorted.Please wait until the UPnP server software in use has completelysorted the music archive.

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Environmental noteThis product has been made from high-quality parts and materials whichcan be re-used and recycled.Therefore, do not throw the product away with normal household waste atthe end of its service life. Take it to a collection point for recycling electri-cal and electronic devices. This is indicated by this symbol on the product,in the operating manual and on the packaging.Please find out about collection points operated by your local authority.Help protect the environment by recycling used products.

Cleaning the CD unitIf the device is unable to scan CDs perfectly, use a standard, commerciallyavailable cleaning CD to clean the laser optics. Other cleaning methodsmay damage the laser optics.Use a lint-free cloth for cleaning the CD and always wipe it from the insideout in a straight line. Do not use cleaning agents for conventional vinyl discs,nor any solvents or abrasive cleaners.

Licence conditionsThis product is protected by certain intellectual property rights of NEMSand BridgeCo. Use or distribution of such technology outside of this prod-uct is prohibited without a license from NEMS and BridgeCo or an au-thorized subsidiary.

This product is protected by certain intellectual property rights of MicrosoftCorporation. Use or distribution of such technology outside of this productis prohibited without a license from Microsoft or an authorized subsidiary.

Content providers are using the digital rights management technology forWindows Media contained in this device (“WM-DRM”) to protect theintegrity of their content (“Secure Content”) so that their intellectualproperty, including copyright, in such content is not misappropriated. Thisdevice uses WM-DRM software to play Secure Content (“WM-DRMSoftware”). If the security of the WM-DRM Software in this device has beencompromised, owners of Secure Content (“Secure Content Owners”) mayrequest that Microsoft revoke the WM-DRM Software’s right to acquire newlicenses to copy, display and/or play Secure Content. Revocation does notalter the WM-DRM Software’s ability to play unprotected content. A list ofrevoked WM-DRM Software is sent to your device whenever you downloada license for Secure Content from the Internet or from a PC. Microsoft may,in conjunction with such license, also download revocation lists onto yourdevice on behalf of Secure Content Owners.

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Glossary

Boot loader versionBoot loader is a software application that is loaded by the firmwareof a device from a boot-capable medium and then executed. Theboot loader then loads further parts of the operating system.

Domain name systemThe domain name system (DNS) is one of the most important serv-ices on the Internet. Its main function is to convert Internet addressinto the corresponding IP address.

Firmware versionFirmware is the term used for software that is embedded in a pro-grammed chip (microcontroller). It is mostly stored in a flash memory,an EPROM or an EEPROM.The firmware contains functions for the control of the Ovation.

Gateway IPA gateway allows networks, which may be based on completely dif-ferent protocols, to communicate with each other.In the home area, a combination of the router and the DSL modemare used as an Internet gateway.

Hardware versionHardware in this context means the Ovation. This includes all com-ponents such as processor, drives, display, etc.

IP addressAn IP address (Internet protocol address) is used to uniquely identifythe address of computers and other devices in an IP network. Themost well-known network in which IP addresses are used in theInternet. Here, for example, web servers are addressed using the IPaddress.The IP address can be provided automatically by the router(automatic address) or it is entered manually in the router (staticaddress). If it is entered manually, this address must also be enteredin the hi-fi system.

NAS (network access storage)The abbreviation NAS is used for devices that provide data from ahard drive to a network.

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Network name (SSID)The network name (SSID – service set identifier) is the term used forthe identification of a wireless network that is based on IEEE 802.11.Every wireless LAN has a configurable SSID, which uniquely identi-fies the wireless network.The character sequence of the network name can be up to 32 char-acters in length. If is configured in the base station (access point) ofa wireless LAN and set on all clients which access it.

Network maskThe network mask or net mask, also sometimes referred to as subnetmask is a bit mask that separates an IP address into a network partand a device/host part. It is used in IP networks to make routingdecisions.

Private IP addressPrivate IP address belong to particular IP address ranges that arenot routed in the Internet. They can be used by anybody for privatenetworks such as LANs.Many computer networks require complete connectivity at IP level,but only limited access to the Internet. If such a computer network hasa private IP address range, it forms an intranet which cannot be ac-cessed from the Internet, as the Internet routers ignore private ad-dress ranges. A gateway or router that is placed in this privatenetwork and which also has a public address in the Internet as wellas a private IP address, makes the connection to the Internet. Thiscan be performed by a proxy or using NAT/PAT/Masquerading.As the used address range can only be seen within the private net-work, the same range can also be used in other private networks.The unique nature of an IP address required by the Internet protocol,is ensured by this restricted visibility.

Proxy serverA proxy or proxy server is a service program for computer networksthat administers data transfer. It makes data transfer faster, can alsoincrease security by implementing access control mechanisms.The transfer is conducted between computers or programs in com-puter networks. On the server side, the proxy acts as a client, on theclient side it acts as a server.

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RouterA router is a network component that links several computernetworks.The router analyses (on the basis of layer 3 information) the networkpackages of a protocol it receives and forwards it to the intendeddestination network. Conventional routers work on layer 3 of the application layer. Arouter has an interface for every network connected to it. When datais received, the router determines the correct path to the destinationand thereby the suitable interface via which the data can be trans-ferred. For this it uses a locally available routing table that specifiesvia which router connection a particular network can be reached.

Security (WEP/WPA)WEP (wired equivalent privacy) is the standard encryption algorithmfor WLAN. It controls both access to the network as well as ensuringthe confidentiality and integrity of data. This procedure is seen as in-secure nowadays.For this reason, more modern WLAN installations tend to use themore secure WPA encryption.

V-TunerService provider that provides Internet radio stations.

Wi-FiThe Wi-Fi Alliance is an organisation that has taken on the task of cer-tifying products from different manufacturers on the basis of the IEEE-802.11 standard and thereby ensuring that different wireless devicescan operate in parallel.On 31 October 2002, the consortium announced a new encryptiontechnology – Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) – a part of the (then)forthcoming IEEE standard 802.11i which would replace the WEPencryption procedure which was already regarded as insecure be-fore the new standard came into force. After 802.11i came intoforce, the Wi-Fi group coined the term WPA2.IEEE 802.11e is an industrial standard of the Institute of Electricaland Electronics Engineers (IEEE) and a supplement to the wirelessLAN standard IEEE 802.11 for supporting quality of service.802.11e works according to a similar principle to the QoS proce-dure DiffServ. Data packages in the WLAN are marked by thesender and the access point is stopped in order to handle packageswith higher priority.With the aid of 802.11e real-time applications such as Voice over IPare better supported as they require a certain bandwidth in the net-work so that the connection is not interrupted if other network trafficplaces too great a burden on the available data transfer rate.

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