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    US B I N T ERNET R A DIO US E R MANU AL MODE L 1 7 999 7 MAN-179997-UM-0908-01[...]

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    2 INtroduct Io N INTR ODUCTION Than k you for p urchasi ng the MANHA T T AN ® USB In ternet R adio , M odel 1 7 9 997 . If y ou hav e Int ernet access and a U SB por t, then y ou can enjo y the MA NHA TT AN USB In ternet R adio , deliv ering more tha n 1 4,000 radio sta tions from arou nd the world to a d esk to p or noteb ook comput er . Unli ke [...]

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    3 I N S tA L L At I o N INST ALLA TION T o begin e njo ying y our USB In ternet R adio , simply pl ug it int o a USB por t on you r c omp uter : The op era ting so f t wa re wil l autom atically be l au nched ! Upon in itial ins tallat ion, a P ref erred Lang uage promp t will dis play . Once you ma k e yo ur selection , a second prom pt will d isp[...]

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    4 I N S tA L L At I o N 4. R eturn to Comput er Congur ation ( Step 2 ) ; select / open Us er Congur ation ( as s ho wn b el o w ) , th en contin ue with Ste ps 2 and 3. N OT E : If you pre fer to not change thi s se tting, you can la unch the p ro gr am b y cl ic ki ng the so f t ware i c on in My Comp uter and se lecting A u t o P l a y. ?[...]

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    5 oPE r A tIoN • In Vista , an Aut o Pl ay win dow dis pla ys (i mage at righ t ). Cli ck / select “Run I RD A pp .e xe . ” T o preem pt sub sequ ent promp ts, select “ Alwa ys do this f or soft war e and games . ” OPERA TION The ma in scre en of th e USB Int er ne t Radio is d ivided in to four a reas ( with v e primary functions ), a[...]

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    6 oPE r A tIoN 3. T op 1 0 – Reg ion — Displa ys the to p 10 stat ions f or each r egion , based on selection s by al l users. 4. Station – Ge nre — Ca tegoriz es radio stat ions b y genre . 5. Station – R egion — Ca tegorizes r adio stat ions b y region . 6. My F av orites — Dis play s your fa vo rite stat ions a dded t o this lis t [...]

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    7 oPE r A tIoN B — T op 1 0 St ation List 1 . P ath of the pr esent pos ition. Cl ick along the pa th to backtrack . 2. Select the g enre o r regio n to se e the T op 1 0 in the catego r y . 3. Click th e Pla y button to pl a y the station ; c lick th e Stop button t o stop . 4. Rad io station na me, which y ou can click on to tu ne in this s t a[...]

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    8 oPE r A tIoN C — Internet Radio List 1 . P ath of the pr esent pos ition. Cl ick along the pa th to backtrack . 2. Click th e Pla y button to pl a y the station ; c lick th e Stop button t o stop . 3. Rad io station na me, which y ou can click on to tu ne in this s t at ion. 4. Click t o open the W eb sit e of the stat ion in a ne w window . 5.[...]

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    9 FA Q s E — Control Area 1 . Cl ick the P la y button to p la y the statio n; c li ck Stop t o stop . 2. Cli c k the ( – ) button to m ini mize the p rogram screen ; click the ( x ) button to clos e the program al togethe r . 3. Click th e red radio b utton t o record the radio sta tion currentl y being pla yed ; c lick i t agai n to s top rec[...]

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    10 FA Q s Q: Why can’t some radio stations be played on t he USB Inte rnet Radi o ? A: Man y Int er ne t radio sta tions are no n- prot e ntities wi th min imal fund ing ( often opera ted b y studen ts or ev en home- of ce hosts ), so the y ma y not be “up a nd runni ng” 24 ho urs a day o r pro vide enoug h bandwidth t o support an unli[...]

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    11 SPEc IFIcA tIoNS SPECIFICA TIONS Standards and Cer t ications • CE • FC C • USB 1 . 1 • USB 2.0 Gener al • Connector: ( 1 ) USB A-t ype ma le with prot ective co ver • Displa ys : multi-function m enu, s t ati on lis ts, broad c as t sour c e , timer and acous tic graphic a nalyzer • Multi-function men u: K e y word sear c h, g [...]

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