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TM MUTANT USER MANUAL • POCKET 512E InTERnET 1t=t-:1 RADIO[...]
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o Quick Start Guide Press and hold the Power Button for more than 3 seco nd s to turn on the radio. The green power indicator illuminates. Wi-Fi Internet Radio Slide the Wi-Fi / FM Radio switch on the top of the r adio to Wi-Fi. The radio automatically scans for available Wi-Fi network and display on the list. Select your Wi-Fi net work using the N[...]
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User Manual Content Introduction . .. ... . .. , """ ,.,"""'" """', ... , " ", . .. ,"', ... , " , . .. ,' " .,, ' '' ''' '' ,6 Packaging and Specifications " """" .. "" "&quo[...]
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Auto Program ...... .... ......... ... .. .. . .. . ....... .. ... . .......... 32 Tune Mode .......... .. ......... ..... .. .. ........ .. .. ... .... ...... ........ ....... ....... · 33 Clear All List. .... ........ ..... ......... ..... ......... ....... ........ ... .... . .... ........ ... ·34 RDS Function... .... ..... .. ................[...]
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II the wireless access equipment instructions, or contact the network service providers. 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. Pocket Size Portable Internet/FM Radio. 2 . USB Charging Cable. 3. Ca[...]
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Control Buttons • Power /Charge indicator • USB chargin Connection • Wi-Fi/FM Switch • Navigation Tuming Knob LCD Display. Back Button • Enter Button • Vo lume Control • -- Po wer Button. __ Hold Switch. Earphone Jack • (3.5mm) Control Buttons Wi-Fi / FM Switch Switches mode between Wi -F i / FM radio r ecep tion. Back Button Pre ss[...]
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III Internet Radio Display Types Normal Screen The normal screen is the default screen generated w hen the unit is powered on. It displays the station name and icons for W i-Fi signal strength, streaming media format / preset number / frequency and battery status. It also displays an y additional text available for the cur rentl y selected station [...]
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Query Screen A query screen is used to offer the user a choice. Queries are worded so that you can respond with a yes (Se lect ) or a no (Back). Example Query Screen: Internet Radio Menus Do you want to revert to backup version of firmware and reboot? Back Select The structure of the Internet Radio's rnenus is shown in Appendix A. Presets Disp[...]
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Play Preferred Station Pla ys the Preferred Station that you have stored. Settings The settings menu in cludes the follo w ing submenus: -Network o Scan for Networks o Edit Settings o Stored Networks o Net wo rk Information o Po we r Saving (De fault is OFF ) - Deleting Pre sefs - Display Settings o Backlight Timeout o Main Menu Timeout -Language -[...]
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ID network than the one automatically chosen b y the de v ice . This means that y ou do not ha ve to go through the complete net wo rk setup (security ke y input sequence). Select a network under this menu, it will show : Select Network Network Name 1 Network Name 2 Network Name 3 Back Select Select one Net w ork Name and press the Enter Button , i[...]
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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 de vi ce, and in the next restart of the radio, the new firmware version bec[...]
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P ress a nd ho ld the Enter Bu tton (>3 sec on ds) to en ter the co mpl eted key or passp hr ase . I n case of d i ff i culty, see the section below on manual ne t work connection, for more deta i l. No r mal Powering On Whe n t he un i t is powered o n no r ma ll y and is st ill withi n a pr evi ous l y known w i re l ess network l oca ti on, t[...]
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4. Select a network (Max of 3 different networks can be stored in the radio's memory) Note: An unsecured network may still require a level of entry authority or payment to use it. This is typically the case at airports or hotels. Only if the unsecured network has free and unrestricted access, will the internet radio work correctly. A secured n[...]
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3. If the disp l ay sh ows (Network D ow n) or (A uthentication failed! Ple ase provide correc t ke y). Pl ease try aga in and provide correct secu r ity key. Playing a Radio Station 1 . Pres s the Back Button to go to the main menu , hi ghlight All Stations a nd press the Enter Button. Note: T he All Stations option is on ly avai l able w hen I nt[...]
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A Favorites sta t ion is a station that has been added to the radio, using the Favorites list on the vTuner portal. To access the features of the v Tuner portal, perform the following steps: 1. Login from a PC to the CSR mini - portal on vTuner http: //c sr.vTuner.com 2. Locate the MAC address of your radio (the 10# ). This is a unique identifier f[...]
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You c an also add yo ur own radi o stations, should you happen to find any that are not alread y listed in the v Tun er database. To do this, use the v Tune r web page , as follo ws: My Added Stations You can add your own stations here. If you have found a station that is not in our list , you can add it yourself. ell My Added StatIons Enter the in[...]
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m This is the Normal Screen for FM Radio operation. This screen shows signal strength , Radio operating mode (Seek, Preset , Tune etc) battery condition , channel frequency and any RDS information available. Seek Mode The default display shows the Seek Mode. To access the Seek Mode menu during normal radio operation, press the Back Button and Turn [...]
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the Back Button and turn the Control Wheel to <Au to Pr ogram> and press the Enter Button to enter Auto Progr am Mode. The system wi ll search the s tations between 87.50MHz and 108.00MHz automatically and will show the fr eque nc y. At the same time, it wil l s tore the received stations. (30 stations at most) I----FM Menu-----l The Auto Pro[...]
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I f you conf i rm and press the Enter Button , the radio wi ll clear all the stored st at ions in the Preset List and Channel List and confirm with " Clear A ll" Th e radio w i ll then re v ert back to the Seek Mode, starting from a frequency of 87.50MHz . 1: See k FM 87.50 MHz RDS Function T he RDS icon w i ll be shown after the currentl[...]
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Battery Level, Charging and Indicators Th e battery le vel status is shown by a battery symbol upon t he normal screen. Connect the supplied USB charging cable to a PC, or use one of the mains to USB adaptors supplied, to charge the Internet radio . ~hen the USB battery charging commences, the power indicator glows Red th he b~ttery can be charged [...]
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and network equipment suppliers. 4. When connected to the network, but not possible to get Interne t Radio stations, it may be: (a) A server connection failure, please try again when the network is less b usy. (b) An unsecured but protected network with some form or registration or payment required. This is typical of hotels and airports. It is imp[...]
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m Safety Warnings Please read before usage. 1. If this Intemet Radio has been mo ve d from a cold place to a warm p la ce, do not plug it in for 2 -3 hours.(e .g. from a cold car boot to a wa rm room). There is a poss i bil it y that moisture may have condensed in the Internet Radio, this can cause darnage to your Internet Radio. To avoid damage p [...]
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Appendix A Internet Radio Menu Structure Appendix B FM Radio Menu Structure Prest Channels Seek Mode FM Auto Program Manual Tune Clear Ch List Reo/Itt To Baclw$! m m[...]
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LIMITED WARRANTY STI Certified Products, Inc. warrants to the end-user custom er that the Mutant products will be free from defects in material and workmanship in one year period from the origina l purchase date. limited warranty covers only those defects that arise as a result of normal use of the product and does not cover any other problems, inc[...]
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