Block CVR-100+ MKII User manual

Instruction Manual

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10 Chapter 3
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Table of contents
Information on handling batteries rechargeable batteries /
Intended use
Explanation of symbols
Safety information
Before use
The device
Front panel control
Remote control
Rear panel
Connection
Power supply
Antenna
Signal output
Network
W LAN-
Basic operation
Setup
FM/DAB operation
Stations
Connecting to a network
Internet radio
Connecting to a network
Network profle
Stations
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Chapter 9
Chapter 10
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
Chapter 8
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Internet radio portal
General functions
Software upgrade
Factory default settings
Language
Setting the time
12 24 hour display/
Error messages
Troubleshooting
Specifcations
Technical data
Music server
Music player
Information
Delivery contents
27 Sleep function
27 Alarm
26 Bluetooth (for audio only)
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thank you for deciding on purchasing this quality product This instruction manual will .
give you a general idea of how this device operates as well as provide you with informa , -
tion on cleaning and safety procedures Please take a few minutes to read and follow all safety .
and operating instructions found in this manual carefully in order to maintain this products ,
We assume no liability for damage occurred as a result of improper use or damage resulting
from the failure to comply with the safety instructions found in this manual improper operation ,
or handling Under such circumstances all claims under warranty will become void We assume ! , .
This product is EMV certifed and fulfls all European and National guideline requirements A - .
declaration of CE conformity has been established for this product Certifcation has been .
Dear customer,
documented and entrusted to the manufacturer.
no liability for the consequential damage!
Retain this instruction manual for future reference and pass it along with the device if handed
over to a third party Should you have any additional questions regarding the operation or instal . -
lation of this device or should any suggestions arise please contract a specialized dealer or our ,
service team for furtuer information.
condition and ensure safe operation.
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The unit is a hi fi stereo internet radio This device can be used for internet radio - .
station reception by means of a broadband high speed internet access via cable Ethernet or ( ) - ( )
W LAN Wi Fi FM radio reception is also possible via antenna Music fles stored on a network- ( - ). .
can also be used .
Please adhere to all of the safety information/instructions found in this instruction
manual!
Explanation of symbols
An exclamation mark is intended to inform the user of important information operati , -
on or maintenance instructions or that special attention is required .
This symbol is intended to alert you to the presence of unprotected live parts or com , -
ponents found within the product s enclosure or of dangerous connections that upon ’
contact may be of sufcient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock Cables .
intended for such connections should only be connected by qualifed personnel or you
should only use ready to connect cables There are no user serviceable parts found . -
inside the device therefore the device is never to be opened , .
Intended use
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Chapter 1 Intented use

› In order to completely cut of the power supply to the device unplug the power ,
plug from the wall outlet Merely turning the device of with the ON OFF button is not . /
sufcient enough Make sure that receptacles are easily accessible . .
We assume no liability for personal or property damage resulting from the failure
to comply with the safety instructions improper operation and handling Under , .
such circumstances all claims under warranty will become void , .
the following safety and hazard warnings are not only for the protection of your device but also ,
serve as a protection against potential health hazards Please take time to read the following .
instructions carefully .
Dear customer ,
› For safety and licensing (CE) reasons any unauthorized modifcation and/or change
on the device is prohibited and will void the warranty and all warranty claims .
› Any persons operating installing setting up or servicing this device must be trained , , ,
and qualifed accordingly and observe these operating instructions .
› Ensure that the device has been set up accordingly by following all instructions
› This is a protection class II device Make sure that the voltage supply of the power .
outlet used meets the required voltage specifcations AC 230 V 50 Hz ( / ).
› Power supply cables should be routed so that they are not likely to be walked on ,
squished or pinched by items placed upon or against them paying particular attenti , -
on to cords at plugs convenience receptacles and the point at which they exit from , ,
the device Avoid exposing the cable to extreme heat or cold Ignoring the above . .
mentioned could result in cable damage and present the dangerous risk of electric
found in the instruction manual .
› Should any evident damage be seen on the device or on the connection cables do ,
not come in contact with or touch these Switch of the corresponding circuit brea . -
ker in the power distribution panel frst before carefully unplugging the power plug ,
from the wall outlet Do not operate this device further Please contact or take it to a . !
qualifed service technician specialty workshop / .
shock.
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Chapter 2

› Unplug the device from the power outlet, if it is not in use for a longer period of time .
› For safety reasons always unplug the device from the power outlet during thunder ,
storms.
› Eliminate potential tripping hazards by routing cables in such a way that no one can
trip or stumble over them .
› Never use the device if the power cable or device is damaged , .
This device is not suitable for children under 3 years of age .
Small children are unaware of the serious and immediate dangers involved
when exposing themselves to or handling electronic devices Furthermore . ,
this product contains small parts that could be swallowed .
› Keep packaging and protective foil away from children at all times to a void the dan -
ger of sufocation .
› The device should never come in contact with water or moisture .
› To prevent the risk of fre or electric shock make sure that liquids such as dripping or ,
splashing water rain or moisture do not come in contact with the device and power , ,
supply plug
› Operate this device in a moderate climate and never expose it to extreme tempera -
tures such as high humidity, .
› Condensation can build up suddenly when this device is brought from a colder ,
into a warmer area e g when transporting Should this happen allow the device to ( . . ). ,
warm up to room temperature frst before using .
› Care should be taken that liquids do not come in contact with the interior, this is
why containers containing liquids e g bucket vase or plants should never be placed , . . ,
anywhere near this product power supply plug inclusive This could not only damage , .
the device but also present a fre hazard , .
› It is imperative to avoid contact with moisture e g in the bathroom , . . .
› Always pull on the plug’s grips and never on the cable to remove from a wall outlet.
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Chapter 2 Safety information

› Make sure the device is properly ventilated during operation and never operate it in
constricted areas such as for example in a bookcase or shelf Never block ventilation , .
openings with magazines tablecloths curtains or similar , , .
› Make sure the device is placed on a frm and stable surface .
› Never place any sources of fre on top of or near the device and power supply plug
( . . ).e g lighted candle
› Please note that excessive sound pressure levels created when listening to loud vo
lume levels with earphones or headphones can lead to permanent hearing damage .
› Please adhere to the additional safety information found in the individual chapters
of this instruction manual .
› When connecting other devices please refer to the safety and operating instructions ,
found in the literature accompanying these devices .
› Please contact our technical hotline or a service technician for further information,
should you be in doubt about device operation safety or when making connections ,
or if any questions arise that are not explained within this manual .
› Contribute to a better environment by using a designated disposal system e g Dual ( . .
System in Germany or recycling site for the disposal of packaging material ) .
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Before use
Please read this instruction manual thoroughly before operating this device and retain it for fur
ther reference questions and use Following and heeding all information found in this instruc , .
tion manual shall maintain this products condition and ensure safe operation .
This instruction manual contains information on how to operate and maintain this device.
Should a component require maintenance servicing or repairs then please consult a qualifed , ,
dealer or service technician .
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Chapter 2 Safety information

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Open/close key for CD, press this key to go to CD mode directly.
Play/pause: press this one time for play/pause function, press and hold this for about 5 seconds for stop function.
When play mode is tuner , press to auto scan next station,
When play mode is CD / Bluetooth / Media , press to skip to next track.
When play mode is tuner, press to auto scan previous station
When play mode is CD / Bluetooth / Media , press to skip to previous track.
Source key: press to select play source.
eadphone output jack.
7.3.5mm Line in source input jack.
8. USB Jack.
9. Cover: Push to open.
10. CD tray door.
11.TFT color display.
12. Menu key( ). Press to go to menu screen.
Press and hold about 2 seconds to go to remote learning screen. Below is the detail of operations.
follow up the instruction on screen, A) press one key of local remote, B)then press and holding one key of target remote.
a key function learning completed. Operate procedure ( A) and (B) again to learn another key f unction.
Press Menu key again to exit remote learning screen, return to normal working screen.
13. Back key. Press to go to previous menu screen, and change the knob function from Volume up/down to Menu up/down.
14. Clock key. Press to go to Clock screen, press again return to normal working screen.
15. Power switch.
Speaker output LED for A and B.
17. Speaker output selection for A, B or A&B.
18. Control Knob. Press for select function, turn left / right for volume up/down or menu item up/down.
When this knob is in volume control status, press “Back” key you can change knob function to menu item up/down.
Remote learning function
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The device

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Chapter 3 The device
Remote control
1. Standby key
2. Mute key, press once mute on, press again mute off.
3. A/B: Speaker output select for A, B, A&B.
4. Input source selection keys, IR=internet radio,
Media/usb: press this key to go to menu list with share media
And usb playback.
DAB: select DAB radio mode.
FM: select FM radio mode
PHONO/TV/AUX/Bluetooth/LINE IN: stereo analog signal input
source selection.
CD: select cd mode.
Opt=optical
Coa=coaxial
5. Info, information key for FM RDS or DAB or media tracks.
Press and hold this key for about 3 seonds to go to clock screen.
6. When play mode is FM , press to up select frequency by 0.05 step.
When in menu screen , press to go to up item
7. Left move and .
When in menu screen, press to go to previous menu screen.
8. Right move.
9. When play mode is FM , press to down select frequency by
0.05 step.
When in menu screen , press to go to down item.
10. P. When the source is in FM,DAB, or Internet Radio,
Press to go to the list of saving preset station, use up or down key to select
preset number, press Enter key to confirm saving.
11. Press this key to go to menu screen.
12. Play button
13. Balance, press to move to left channel.
14. Balance, press to move to right channel.
15. Volume up.
16. Volume down.
17. Pause key.
18. Stop key.
19. When play mode is tuner, press to auto scan previous station
When play mode is CD/Bluetooth/ media player, press to skip to
Previous track.
20. When play mode is tuner , press to auto scan next station,
When play mode is CD/Bluetooth/ media player ,press to skip to
Next track.
21. Fast backward(for CD only).
22. Fast forward (for CD only).
23. Tone: press this key to go to bass / treble/loudness screen, and use
Vol-/+ key to adjust the level.
The setting will save to My EQ of EQ mode.
24. Sur=surround. Press this key to select surround effect.
For CVR 250, press this key to change EQ mode.
25. Random key for CD playing.
26. Repeat key for CD playing.
27. When play mode is radio(internet radio/DAB/FM), these keys
Are for preset stations number.
When play mode is cd, these keys are for CD track number
Selection.
For example:
Select track 8, press 08, then go to track 8 directly.
Select track 13, press 13, then go to track 13 directly.
If you only press 8 or 13, nee to wait for a few seconds,
Then go to track 8 or 13.
28. When play mode is DAB, press this key to auto scan stations.
29. Open/close key for CD.
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Overview
Audioblock Wireless Device Remote Control for
connected audio applications provides the most complete ,
versatile and easy to use media controller available for next - -
generation Internet connected audio systems .
Allowing users to navigate between music modes and to
browse content via an iPhone or iPod touch The application .
synchronises automatically with the radio so you can switch ,
easily between using the radio s controls and those of the ’
Wireless Device Remote Control .
Features supported
Automatically find compatible radios on your network ,
and switch between them
Change listening mode on the radio
Browse content ( , on the radio station list or media library
depending on listening mode )
Select preset stations , in Internet Radio DAB and FM
modes
See now playing information“ ” from the radio
Control playback : play/pause prev/next track etc, . .,
depending on listening mode
Listening modes
The Wireless Device Remote Control gives you control over
all the radio s listening modes’ :
Internet radio
DAB DAB digital radio/ +
Music player (USB device / Shared media)
FM with RDS ( )Radio Data System
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Return to
“ ”now playing screen
Mode settings
Browse
available content
Audio EQ settingsPresetsReturn to Mode screen
Mode screens
Mode screen
The menu structure is straightforward ,
consistent between modes and fully flexible .
The application automatically queries the
radio for available services and filters its Mode
list accordingly services that not available for :
a particular radio or in a particular locale are
not shown.
Each mode has a:
Splash screen
“ ” Now playing screen
Mode menu
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Standards and certification
The Wireless Device Remote Control has
been designed to operate seamlessly with
Audioblock s connected audio solutions’
and is compatible with iPhone iPod touch ,
and iPad Requires iOS 3 1 3 or later. . . .
Before use this function , you ha ve to download App to your smart phone For IOS or Android ,
the App name is “ Block Remote Control”. In IOS App store or Go ogle Play store , search for
“ audioblock” you can find this App.
And in the menu of CVR100 system setteings --Network settings, select keep network connected,
choice Yes to confirm th e selection.
Chapter 3 The device
Block Remote
Control
Audioblock GmbH

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Chapter 3 The device
Rear panel
1. Power input jack.
2.
Speaker output for A.
3b. Speaker output for B.
Rating message.
input for optical 1, optical 2, optical 3.
Pre-AMP audio signal output jack.
Record audio signal output jack.
Audio signal input jack for TV.
Audio signal input jack for AUX.
Audio signal input jack for DVD.
Audio signal input jack for PHONO.
Lan wire input jack.
16. Bluetooth antenna.
17. WIFI antenna.
Warning icons: please be aware that this unit contains high voltages,
And should not be opened, please refer to page 2 of this manual.
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13. Phono ground connection screw.
14. DAB/FM antenna jack.
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5. Digital source
6. Digital source input for coaxial.
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Remove the used batteries Insert new batteries and ensure correct polarity as graphically dis . , -
Chapter 3 The device
Information on handling batteries/rechargeable batteries
› The remote control requires two „AAA batteries for operation. ”
Inserting/changing batteries
Remove the battery compartment lid carefully .
played inside the compartment Replace the battery lid carefully . .
Information on handling batteries/rechargeable batteries
Please adhere to the following information when handling batteries and rechargeable
batteries.
› Keep batteries out of children s reach’ .
› Batteries are hazardous waste and do not belong in household waste .
› Ensure correct polarity when inserting batteries .
› Always remove batteries when the remote control is not in use for longer periods of time .
ren and pets if swallowed Seek emergency medical care immediately should this happen . , .
› Never expose batteries to extreme temperatures such as sunlight, fre ovens etc there is the , , , .
risk of explosion !
› Make sure that batteries are not dismantled short circuited or are thrown into fre Never re , - . -
charge non rechargeable batteries There is a risk of explosion - . !
› Always follow manufacturer instructions when recharging rechargeable batteries , .
› Touching leaking or damaged batteries could cause skin burns Use protective gloves suitable .
for handling such batteries .
› Always ensure that the device has been turned of after use .
› Always change replace all batteries at the same time / .
› Clean battery and device contacts before inserting where required , .
› Never leave batteries lying around unsupervised.These could pose a choking hazard to child-

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Power supply
› Plug the power cable into a correctly installed power outlet of your public power system .
Antenna
› Connect the tuner antenna connector to the „Tuner Antenna connection on the back of the device ” .
Signal output
› Connect these jacks to the respective jacks found on your amplifer. Ensure that connections
have been made properly this normally means red to red and white to white ( ).
Network
› A RJ45 cable is used to connect the LAN connection on the device to your router.
W-LAN
› For wireless operation, attach the antenna to the „Wi Fi Antenna connection Your pass - “ . -
word may be required for the wireless network .
Chapter 4 Connection
Connection

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Chapter 5 Basic operation
Basic operation
Setup
› You will be asked if Setup Wizard is to be started when the device is switch to IR/MEDIA/DAB/FM “ ” ,
for first time If you don t want this to be installed or it is to be started at a later point in time you. ’ ,
will be able to start this setup function again as follows :
MENU › System settings › Setup Wizard
The following will occur if the „Setup Wizard is carried out , ” :
› You can select the desired time format (12/24 hour display ).
› Whether and which source is to carry out automatic updates .
› Your time zone Germany has the time zone 01 00 ( + : )
› Set the daylight savings options ON OFF /
› Set the W-LAN region Germany is „M ost of Europe ( “)
FM operation /DAB
› Press the „ SOURCE“ button repeatedly or select „Radio Operation“ in the main menu for FM/DAB radio
operation.
Stations
Setting stations
› Press the „TUNE „ENTER the „CONTROL dial or press the „ “ and „ “ buttons down lon +/–“, “, ” -
ger to start an automatic station search The search function will stop once a station has been . ,
found You can improve the frequency gradually in 0 05 MHz steps by pressing the „ and „ . . “ “
buttons down shortly or by turning the „CONTROL dial ” .
› You can access and use additional settings in the radio menu Press the „MENU button . ” .
Select the radio menu option in the main menu if you have not already gained access to this ,
menu option .
Scan setting › Select this option to search and stop after a station with good reception has been
found.
Audio setting › Select this setting to play stations with weak signals in mono .
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For DAB
› Press the „TUNE or press the „ “ and „ “ buttons to select stations in station list. +/–“,
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If no stations in the list, the unit will auto active full scan function to search DAB stations.
Press menu key and go to DAB menu items to select full scan or Manual scan to search DAB stations.

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Storing stations
Selecting a preset station
› Press a numeric button to select a memory preset.
Station information
› Press the „INFO button repeatedly to browse through diverse information. The type of infor “
mation and whether information is displayed all depends on the broadcasting station .
> Press “P” button on remote control, LCD screen will display the list of saving preset station.
use Up/Down key to select the preset number, press Enter key to confirm saving preset
station.
10 memory presets are available for storing.

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Chapter 6 Connecting to a network
› You will need a network connection for „I nternet radio or „Music player operation modes “ “ .
› You will need either a router and RJ45 cable or a W-LAN router together with the required pass -
word to establish a connection to your network .
› Your router must have a broadband internet connection for internet radio operation and to
perform software updates .
› When you select and „I nternet radio or „M usic player mode your device will try to connect to “ “ ,
a network If this is the frst time that a connection has been made or stored networks are not .
accessible then the „Network Wizard will start To start the „Network Wizard manually select, ” . ” ,
the following :
MENU › System settings › Network › Network Wizard
Once started you can enter the following information :
› W-LAN region select a country select a region from the list ( / )
› Network name (select the desired network)
› An encrypted wireless network will require a password .
› Use the navigation buttons or the „CONTROL dial to move the cursor through the displayed ”
characters Press either the „ENTER button or the „CONTROL dial to confrm the selected cha. ” ” -
racter.
› Select „BKSP to delete the last character selected “ .
› Select „CANCEL t o cancel your input. “
› Select „OK“ to confrm the entered code and to try to establish a connection to the selected
network.
› The unit will return to the password entry window if no connection could be made , .
› Under the menu options MENU › System settings › Network › Network Profle you will not be
able to delete desired networks .
Connecting to a network

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› The unit has access to thousands of stations and podcasts from around the whole world If .
you select the internet radio mode then the unit will contact the Frontier Silicon Internet ra , -
dio portal to access a list of stations that are organized into diferent categories such as Country ,
or Genre Once a station has been selected the device will establish a connection to this station . ,
and begin broadcasting This internet portal also allows you to create several lists of your favorite .
stations In order to be able to use this extra feature you will have to register your unit on the. ,
internet portal website .
Connecting to a network
› You can use the options MENU › System settings › Network › Network Wizard to view a list of ac -
cessible networks Use the „ and „ buttons or turn the „CONTROL dial to select the desired . “ “ “ S T
network Once the „ENTER button or the „CONTROL dial has been pressed the device will try to. ” ” ,
establish a connection to the selected network .
› [Network name] › Selects this network s . .
› [Rescan] › Repeats a search for available networks .
› [Wired › Selects the network connected via cable] .
› [Manual confg › Starts the option for manual entry of network information: ]
1. Select the preferred connection type:
› Wired via cable or Wireless via wireless network) ( ) (
2. Select if the Direct Host Confguration Protocol (DHCP) is to be used:
DHCP enable › Activates use and switches to the automatic reception of network data .
DHCP disable › Deactivates use and carries on with the manual entry of network data .
3. IP settings
Set the IP address and the Subnet mask with „ and „ “ “ or with the „CONTROL dial Use the “ .
„u“ and „t“ . “ .buttons to switch between felds Press „ENTER t o switch to the next feld
› Press the „SOURCE button repeatedlly or select „Internet radio in the main menu for radio ope-” ”
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