Goodmans GWF101IP User manual

IMPORTANT: Please read all instructions
carefully before use and keep for future reference.
GWF101IP Internet Radio with iPod Dock
Instruction Manual
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Before you are able to use your internet radio, you will need the following items:
• A broadband internet connection.
• A wired/wireless access point, or router connected to your broadband internet connection.
If your wireless network is configured to use Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) or Wi-Fi
Protected Access (WPA) data encryption, you will need to know the WEP or WPA code so that
you can setup your internet radio to communicate with your wireless network. Consult your
network administrator for your WEP or WPA codes.
Before continuing, make sure that your wired/wireless access point or router is powered
on, and connected to your broadband internet connection. Consult the manufacturer’s guide
supplied with your wired/wireless access point or router if your are unsure how to do this.
Before Starting
IMPORTANT: Use of any electrical equipment should be undertaken with care. Please read the
safety section on page 38 before using your internet radio. This appliance is for household use only.
An audio system that allows docking
of an iPod and which fully supports
the iPod menu system.
WiFi allows data transfer over short
distances (10-20 metres) using radio
frequencies, without the need for
cabling between the devices.
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Parts Identification ................. 4
Getting Started .................6-10
Using the Internet Radio .11-14
Using an iPod....................... 15
Using the Media Player...16-23
My Stuff..........................24-25
Clock Functions...............26-27
Configuration Settings ......... 28
Help and Advice..............29-30
Error Messages.................... 31
Windows 2000 Users .....32-34
Specifications ...................... 35
Guarantee............................ 36
Contents
What’s in the box
Your new internet radio Recorder Remote control
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User guide 8 iPod adaptors Quick start guide
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iPod dock
SELECT/SCROLL control
VOLUME +/- control
POWER button Radio P5 STOP button
Radio P1 button Radio P4 MODE button
Radio P2 button Radio P3 button
Top view
Rear view
BACK button SKIP + button
REPLY button PLAY/PAUSE button
BROWSE button SKIP - button
NETWORK port
LINE OUT
L socket
LINE OUT R socket
PHONES socket
Parts Identification 01
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Getting Started02
Switching on
Plug the radio into the mains supply
and switch on.
After a brief pause the information
display will light up as displayed
below.
Connecting to a wireless network
When switched on for the first time, you will
need to enter your wireless network details.
To setup your wireless network complete the
following procedure:
Press the POWER button and wait
until the following is displayed.
Press the SELECT button.
When scanning is complete, the
name of a wireless network will be
shown.
• If your wireless network is not found,
check that your wireless access point or
router is switched on and connected to your
broadband internet connection.
If the SSID (name of your wireless access point)
is not displayed, turn the SCROLL control to the
right until the correct one is shown.
When the correct wireless network is
shown, press the SELECT button.
• If your wireless network uses WEP or WPA
encryption, one of the following screens will
display.
• If your wireless network does not use WEP
or WPA goto step number 7 on the next page.
<Scan for netwo>
Scanning
< JimsRouter >
Enter WEP Key
Enter WPA Key
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When the following screen is
displayed, turn the SCROLL control
to enter your WEP/WPA key. Use
the SELECT button to confirm the
digit chosen.
When the WEP/WPA key has been
entered, turn the SCROLL control so
that END is selected. Press the
SELECT button to confirm.
The internet radio will now connect
to your wireless network.
To listen to a station see “Connecting to a
station” on page 11.
Connecting to a wireless network when
the SSID is not broadcasted
To setup your wireless network when your router
does not broadcast the SSID (network name),
complete the following procedure:
Press the POWER button and wait until the
following is displayed.
Turn the SCROLL control until the following
screen is displayed. Press the SELECT
button to confirm.
When the following screen is displayed,
turn the SCROLL control to enter your SSID
(network name). Use the SELECT button
to confirm the digit chosen.
When the SSID has been entered, turn the
SCROLL control so that END is selected.
Press the SELECT button to confirm.
Your internet radio will now search the
network.
<END 0 1234>
<Scan for netwo>
<Enter Network >
<END 0 1234>
<{}~END 0>
JimsRouter
Finding networ
<END 0 1234>
<END 0 1234>
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• If your wireless network uses WEP or WPA
encryption, one of the following screens will
display. Press the SELECT button to confirm.
• If your wireless network does not use WEP
or WPA goto step number 9.
When the following screen is displayed,
turn the SCROLL control to enter your
WEP/WPA key. Use the SELECT button to
confirm the digit chosen.
When the WEP/WPA key has been
entered, turn the SCROLL control so that
END is selected. Press the SELECT button
to confirm.
The internet radio will now connect to your
wireless network. The following screens
will display on the internet radio.
To listen to a station see “ Connecting to a
station” on page 11.
Should you need to enter a new network in the
future, these options can be edited in the Edit
Config sub menu. Please refer to the menu
structure diagram on page 10.
Enter WEP Key
< Stations >
Network Ok
Connecting to
network
<END 0 1234>
Enter WPA Key
<{}~END 0>
password
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Getting Started 02
Connecting to a wired network
Use the following procedure to connect the
internet radio to a wired router.
Connect an ethernet cable (not supplied)
between the network port on the rear of
the internet radio and a wired router.
Power On the internet radio.
The connection between the internet radio
and the router will be setup automatically.
The following screens will display on the
internet radio.
To listen to a station see “ Connecting to a
station” on page 11.
< Stations >
Network Ok
Connecting to
network
Initialising
Network
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The menu structure
Navigate through the options using the SCROLL control, confirming each step using the SELECT
button.
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Connecting to a station
Turn the SCROLL control until the following
item is selected. Press the SELECT button
to confirm.
You can choose to select a station by
either location, genre or by using the My
Stuff feature, described on page 25. Use
the SCROLL control to choose, then press
SELECT to confirm.
• Navigate through the options using the
SCROLL control, confirming each step using
the SELECT button. The following example
connects to a station using the Genre
method.
Select a Genre type. Press the SELECT
button to confirm.
The screen will show the number of
stations available as it loads the list.
Select the desired station. Press the
SELECT button to confirm.
When you connect to an internet radio
station, the blue menu control indicator will
flash and a connecting screen will display.
Before the station begins to play, the
wireless radio will start to buffer the
signal so that playback is not interrupted
when other devices are using the wireless
network.
However please note that there may be
cases when playback is interrupted when
the router is being used by other devices.
This does not indicate a fault with the
Internet radio.
When the station starts to play the blue
volume control indicator remains on,
and the station name, and bit rate are
displayed.
The bit rates are set by the radios stations and
will vary between stations. The higher the bit
rate, the better the sound quality.
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Using the Internet Radio
< Stations >
< Location >
< Genre >
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Changing the volume
When a station is playing, you can use the
volume control to change the volume.
• To turn the volume down, press ‘-’.
• To turn the volume up, press ‘+’.
The display will show the volume level as it is
changed.
Returning to station selection
To select another station press the BACK button.
You can now use the scroll control to select a
new station.
Connecting to an on demand radio
station
Some radio stations offer on demand services,
which can feature highlights, previous shows or
special events.
• When you connect to a station that offers
an on demand facility you will have three
options.
• Navigate through the options using the
SCROLL control, confirming each step using
the SELECT button. The following example
connects to ‘The best of Chris Moyles’ on
Radio 1.
Turn the SCROLL control until the following
screen is displayed.
Select the desired listing method.
< Stations >
Volume
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Select the desired country or genre.
Select the desired station.
Select ON DEMAND.
Select the desired on demand program.
Select the day.
This may not be an option depending on the on
demand service that you have chosen.
Choose the start time. If you want to play
from the beginning, press the SELECT
button to listen from that point.
On demand features
When listening to an on demand service, you
can use the following features.
Button Function
P5 Press this button to
stop playback.
PLAY/PAUSE
Press this button to
pause playback. To
continue listening to
the station press the
button again.
SKIP+ SKIP-
Press these buttons to
rewind or fast forward
by 30 seconds with
each press. Turn the
scroll control to set the
exact time.
< Radio 1 >
< On Demand >
< MON >
<The Chris Moyl>
Start Time
< 00:00:00 >
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Saving a station to a preset memory
Your internet radio can store a maximum of 5
stations. To store a station follow the procedure
below:
To store presets 1-5, listen to the station
that you wish to store, then press and
hold the relevant preset number button
to store the station. When the station is
stored successfully the following screen
will display.
Assigned To
Preset 1
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Using an iPod
Selecting an iPod adaptor
The internet radio is supplied with 8 iPod
adaptors. If the adaptor already in place does not
fit your iPod correctly, select a suitable one from
those supplied.
Each adaptor is identified on its underside to
show which model of iPod it is compatible with.
Playing music from your iPod
Ensure your iPod is set firmly in the iPod
adaptor.
The iPod will only fit in the adaptor one
way. Do not force it.
Turn the SCROLL control until ‘iPod’ is
displayed.
Press the SELECT button. The iPod will
automatically start playing.
Your iPod will charge while it is placed in
the adaptor.
iPod controls
Button Function
P5 Press this button to stop
playback.
PLAY/PAUSE
Press this button to
pause playback. To
continue listening press
the button again.
SKIP+ SKIP-
Press these buttons to
skip tracks
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Supported file types
The media player allows you to play audio
files that are stored on a networked PC, using
Windows 2000, Win XP and
Windows Vista.
The following file formats are supported:
• .MP3
• .WMA
• .RM
• .OGG
• .AAC
• .M3U
DRM encrypted files can not be played back
using the built in media player. If you try to play
an encrypted file ‘Protected’ will be displayed.
Most tracks purchased from online music stores
are encrypted and therefore cannot be played
using your internet radio.
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05Using the Media Player
Setting up your PC
Windows XP Pro and Windows Vista users
should select the simple file sharing option from
Windows Explorer. (For further information
refer to the help system supplied with Windows
XP Pro and Windows Vista). If your PC is not
configured to use simple file sharing or you are
using Windows 2000, please refer to “Windows
2000 Users” on page 32.
To enable your internet radio to playback your
audio files, you need to share the folder in which
they are stored.
To setup your shared folders complete the
following procedure on your computer.
Open ‘My Computer’ from the ‘Start’
menu.
Browse to the folder where your audio files
are stored.
Using the mouse, right click on the folder
and select ‘Sharing and Security’.
In the ‘Network sharing and security’
section, select the ‘Share this folder on
the network’ button and enter a share
name. An example is shown below using
Windows XP.
‘Allow network users to change my files’
must also be selected.
Click the Apply button.
Click the OK button to close the window.
The folder icon will change, to visually
show you that the folder is shared.
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Connecting the internet radio to your
PC’s shared folder
Log-on to your PC, using the user account
where the media files are stored.
Turn the SCROLL control until the following
screen is displayed. Press the SELECT
button to confirm.
Select the option for ‘Windows Shares’.
Press the SELECT button to confirm.
Select the option for ‘Scan for PCs’. Press
the SELECT button to confirm.
Your internet radio will now search your
wireless network for PCs that are sharing
music files.
The name of the PC will be shown in the
display. If there is more than one PC found,
use the SCROLL control to select the
required PC. Press the SELECT button to
confirm.
Your internet radio will now search for
shared folders on the specified PC.
The shared folder name will be displayed.
If there is more than one shared folder use
the SCROLL control to select the required
folder. Press the SELECT button to confirm.
Your internet radio will now scan the folder
for available files.
To play your files, see “Playing your media
files” on page 21.
<Media Player >
\\JIMS-XPW-01
Finding
Folders /
<Shared Music >
File Scan ...
Loading 0%
<Windows Shares>
<Scan for PCs >
Finding PCs
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Connecting the internet radio to your
PC using UPnP mode
To use Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) mode,
you will need to have previously setup the
following:
• Make sure that your router is UPnP
compatible and that UPnP mode has been
enabled.
• You have installed on your PC Microsoft
Media Player 11, Microsoft Media Connect
(for PCs with Microsoft Windows Media
Player 10 or earlier) or a third party UPnP
client on the PC that hosts your media
library.
You may need to consult the manufacturer’s
user guide that was supplied with your router
or UPnP client software if you are not sure how
to enable these features.
Make sure that the PC where the media
files are stored is switched on, and the
above requirements have been installed
and enabled.
Turn the SCROLL control until the following
screen is displayed.
Press the SELECT button to confirm.
Select the option for UPNP Servers. Press
the SELECT button to confirm.
Your internet radio will now search your
wireless network for UPnP servers/clients
that are sharing music files.
Select the UPnP server that you want to
connect to. Press the SELECT button to
confirm.
Your internet radio will now search for
shared media on the UPnP server.
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Using the Media Player
<Media Player >
< UPNP Servers >
\\JIMS-XPW-01-Admi
Loading...
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You can select either to play the files by
music category or by using a predefined
playlist. The categories are as follows:
• Windows Media
• Windows Media Player Playlist
• My Shared Folders
Use the SCROLL control to select the
required option. Press the SELECT button
to confirm.
To play your files, see “Playing your media
files” on page 21.
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