Com One Phoenix User manual

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Table of contents
1. Before you start ............................................................................................................................ 3
The packaging content........................................................................................................................ 3
Other mandatory elements.................................................................................................................. 3
Result after setup ................................................................................................................................ 3
Your Phoenix radio.............................................................................................................................. 4
Load Batteries ..................................................................................................................................... 5
2. Connect your Phoenix radio to the Internet............................................................................... 6
Choose the language .......................................................................................................................... 6
Connect your Phoenix radio to your Wi-Fi access point (wireless router) .......................................... 6
Enter your Wi-Fi access point security key ......................................................................................... 7
Select your time zone.......................................................................................................................... 8
3. Use your Phoenix radio................................................................................................................ 9
Navigate through menus ..................................................................................................................... 9
Radio Stations................................................................................................................................... 10
Time & Information............................................................................................................................ 11
Stand-by Mode.................................................................................................................................. 12
Menu ................................................................................................................................................. 12
Configuration..................................................................................................................................... 13
Listen to your Music Files.................................................................................................................. 17
Listen to Podcasts and Audio Books ................................................................................................ 18
Fast forward/backward...................................................................................................................... 19
Bookmarks ........................................................................................................................................ 19
Other Services................................................................................................................................... 19
Memorize a radio station or a podcast as a preset........................................................................... 20
Alarm clock function .......................................................................................................................... 20
4. Personalize Your Phoenix Radio: Visit wifi-radio.biz.............................................................. 21
How to log in on wifi-radio.biz portal ................................................................................................. 21
ANNEXES ............................................................................................................................................. 22
A. Technical specifications................................................................................................................ 22
B. Complementary information.......................................................................................................... 22
C. Warranty ....................................................................................................................................... 23
D. Troubleshooting............................................................................................................................ 24
E. Technical Support......................................................................................................................... 25
F. USB Wi-Fi Adaptor - Conformity certificate .................................................................................. 26
G. Glossary ....................................................................................................................................... 30

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Important Information
Keep this instruction manual for future usage.
Please follow the setup process described in this user manual. If you strictly follow described
instructions, you can expect better results and fewer technical difficulties.
During installation and configuration, keeping close to your Wi-Fi access point documentation
can be useful.
The latest information and downloads concerning the Phoenix radio are available on
www.wifi-radio.biz
Important Safety Information
DO NOT PLUG AND MODIFY ANY CONNECTION WHILE THE DEVICE IS TURNED ON.
Before turning on your Phoenix radio, please make sure that the nominal functional tension
indicated on your system’s label corresponds to the alimentation tension. In a different case,
please contact your reseller.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept
any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
While in stand-by mode, little power consumption remains. For a total disconnection of the
device, unplug the power adapter and remove rechargeable batteries.
The device should not be exposed to liquids. Any kind for liquid-filled object (bottle, can,
vase…) should not be set close to the product.
Do not expose the product to excessive humidity, rain, sand or heating sources such as
heater or direct sun light.
Please leave free space around the device to insure proper air circulation.
Any changes or modifications made to this device that are not expressly approved by Com
One may void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
It is highly recommended that you remove batteries from the Phoenix radio if the device will
not be used for a period of four weeks or longer.
Never insert non-rechargeable batteries in the device.
Replace furnished batteries only with AA rechargeable batteries (type Ni-MH, 1.2 V,
2500 mAh).
Regulations
This product has been designed, tested and manufactured in conformity with European directive
R&TTE 1999/5/CE and receive FCC certification.
According to these certifications, this product can be launched in the following areas: Europe and
America.
WARNING
Explosion risk if rechargeable batteries are replaced with batteries of a wrong type. Please conform to
the current legislation and do not throw away used batteries with traditional house waste. Please use
appropriate disposal to prevent environmental contamination and noxious side effects over health.

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1. Before you start
The packaging content
1 Phoenix radio
4 AA rechargeable batteries
1 universal power adaptor with 2 plugs (US and France)
1 quick start guide
1 user manual
Other mandatory elements
Set up Wi-Fi access point
(wireless router)
Active Internet connection Power outlet
Result after setup

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Your Phoenix radio
Front side
1. LCD Screen 5. Preset keys
2. Speaker 6. Home button
3. Navigation pad 7. Bookmark button
4. Volume control
Back side
8. Power connector (enables connection of the power adaptor for your Phoenix radio and reload of
the rechargeable batteries)
9. Audio out (enables connection to a headset or to your Hi-Fi system)
10. Reset Button (enables reset default parameters of the Phoenix radio)
11. USB connector (enables you to connect a USB stick or a FAT32-format hard drive to listen to
stored music files on the Phoenix radio)
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Load Batteries
4 AA rechargeable batteries (2500mA Ni-MH) are supplied and set in the Phoenix radio.
Pull off the protection plastic strip without opening the trap.
The rechargeable batteries automatically charge when the Phoenix radio is connected to the power
outlet.
For first use, we advise you to plug in the power adaptor. Your rechargeable batteries will be fully
loaded and can insure a four-hour autonomy in use (e.g.: radio listening) at a medium volume level. In
stand-by mode (see page 16) the Phoenix radio autonomy becomes 24 hours.
Do not insert non-rechargeable batteries in your Phoenix radio.
Replace the provided batteries only with AA rechargeable batteries (type Ni-MH, 1.2
V, 2500 mAh).
It is highly indicated to remove batteries from the Phoenix radio in case of a four-week period
of non-usage.
Connect power adaptor
1 Check that the correct plug is set in the power adaptor.
2 Plug the adaptor connector in the 5V input of the Phoenix radio.
3 Plug the adaptor into the power outlet.
Note: Strictly use the provided adaptor.
If you need to replace batteries, you need to:
open the trap by sliding the lock to the left;
insert batteries with the + pole directed outwards;
close the trap by sliding the lock to the right.
The operation is finished when the trap is correctly set and does not move anymore.
+ Pole outwards
Sliding lock
Trap

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2. Connect your Phoenix radio to the Internet
All selections are made with front side accessible keys.
Go to Navigate through menus section (page 9) for details about navigation pad (3) options.
When you turn on your Phoenix radio for the first time, after a Com One welcome screen, you are
invited to configure your Phoenix radio.
The different steps of the Phoenix radio configuration are described below.
Choose the language
Select the language you would like to use:
Connect your Phoenix radio to your Wi-Fi access point (wireless router)
Select your Wi-Fi access point in the displayed list:
The Phoenix radio is designed to work with all Wi-Fi access points available in the consumer
electronics market such as Netgear, Belkin, D-link, Linksys, 3Com … or Internet boxes from Internet
Service Providers.

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Enter your Wi-Fi access point security key
A Wi-Fi access point can be secured in three ways:
Non secure : absence of a locker (in the previous screenshot, iXCore access point)
Secure WEP : presence of a locker
Secure WPA : presence of a locker
Note: The security mode of your access point is automatically discovered by the Phoenix radio.
Your Wi-Fi access point may be set for automatic connection. If not, you will now have to enter your
Wi-Fi access point security key (WEP or WPA). This is a string of characters (figures and letters)
indicated on your Wi-Fi access point or provided by your system administrator.
You can enter the security (WEP or WPA) by using the navigation pad (3) and by turning the volume
control (4) to make characters scroll on the display.
xTo validate a character entered, press Ź.
xTo correct a wrong character, press Żto select it then change it using the volume control (4).
xOnce all characters entered, press to validate the key and go to the next step.
The rotation of the volume control (4) gives access to the following characters:
ű0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
a A b B c C d D e E f F g G h H i I j J k K l L
m M n N o O p P q Q r R s S t T u U v V w W x X
y Y z Z [ \ ] ^ _ ` { | } ~ ! « # $ % & ‘ ( ) *
+ , - . / : ; < = > ? @ ű
3 special characters are available to facilitate the WPA security capture:
űMove with this cursor through the character string using ŻŹkeys;
Erase a series of characters wrongly entered. You just have to position this cursor at the end
of the series and press ;
Insert characters in already entered string of characters.
Non secure Wi-Fi access point:
No security has to be entered; the Phoenix radio goes directly to the next step.
WEP- secure Wi-Fi access point:
When you select a WEP - secure access point, this screen appears
Please enter your WEP security key.
Note : Your Phoenix radio accepts 64-bits or 128-bits WEP keys.
Once the 26 characters are entered, press to go to the next step

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WPA – secure Wi-Fi access point:
When you select a WPA - secure access point, this screen appears.
Please enter your WPA security key.
Once the characters string is entered, press to go to the next
step.
Put your access point in association mode
This step is made for specific Wi-Fi access points that require a
mechanical operation on the access point for the user to make
sure a new device can be paired with this access point.
Most of access points do not require this operation.
Select the automatic connection mode
Select Yes (recommended) and validate.
By choosing « No » (advanced users) you will have to enter the IP
address of your Phoenix radio, your sub network mask, your
gateway and your preferred DNS server.
Select your time zone
Select your time zone within the displayed list:
Your Phoenix radio is now ready to use!
ADVICE : Customize your radio selections by logging in, for free, to wifi-radio.biz
Connect to the www.wifi-radio.biz web portal from a computer connected to the Internet, through a
web browser such as Internet Explorer, Firefox or Safari.
The Phoenix radio enables you to receive and listen to a wide range of content and services. Some
are available as soon as you turn on your Phoenix radio, others from the web portal.
You are also allowed to select all the contents you want to find on your device.
This customization is independent of your Wi-Fi access point, your computer or your ISP.

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3. Use your Phoenix radio
Navigate through menus
ŻReturn to previous screen
ŹValidate a choice in the menu
Ÿź Move the cursor in the menu
Validate a choice in the menu
In a listening mode, start/stop playing.
While navigating through menus and submenus, you can go forward and backward in the menu
sequence by using ŻŹas soon as >or <icons appear on the display.
The Ɖicon corresponds to an audio source that you can listen by using Ź.
Highlight an element
Press Ÿor ź
Maintain the pressing to scroll faster.
Select an element
Press . The screen displays the appropriate submenu or start playing the audio source.
Menus shift
The Home button (6) enables you to go back at any time to the root menu.
A repeated press on this button enables shift between the Time & Date mode and the playing audio
source mode.