ID-AL My Music Player User manual

My Music Player
My Music Player LE
User Guide
V1.0 - May 11, 2017
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The ID-AL products are the exclusive manufacturing of Waves System.
Waves System
Impasse de La Ville en Bois
44830 BOUAYE
FRANCE
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A technical support is also available on our website www.id-al.com.
Information in this user guide is subject to change without notice and does not represent any commitment from Waves System. The
equipment described in this manual is supplied under condition of the terms of license specifying the legal use conditions. This manual
may not be reproduced or used, in whole or in part, in any form and by any means, for other use than private, without the written
permission from Waves System.
ID-AL is a trademark of Waves System.

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CE Markin
The CE marking is found on the nameplate, at the rear side of the device. It certifies the conformance of the device with the low voltage
CE Directive, according to the EN 55022 standard, and the Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 61000-4-x.
Directives
The requirements related to the electromagnetic compatibility and low voltages directive are met.
Safety Instructions
Overview
roper usage conforming to the product intended purpose involves strict compliance with the instructions given in this user guide .
The staff should receive instructions regarding the proper usage of the device.
Only the use of genuine parts ensures perfect safety for the user and correct operation of the device. Moreover, only the accessories
mentioned in the technical documentation or explicitly approved by the manufacturer must be used. If accessories or consumable
products from other brands are used, the manufacturer cannot stand guarantee for the correct and safe operation of the device.
Damages caused through the use of accessories or consumable products from other brands will not entail right to any benefit under the
terms of warranty.
The manufacturer will be liable for the safety, reliability and functioning of the product as long as the assembly, settings, modifications,
extensions, and repairs have been carried out by the manufacturer or a company approved by the manufacturer, and if the device is
used in accordance with the instructions mentioned in this manual.
The player complies with the technical safety standards in force at the date of print of this manual. All rights reserved for the electrical
diagrams, procedures, names, and devices mentioned herein.
Any reproduction of the technical documentation, even partial, without a written authorization from Waves System is prohibited.
General Safety Instructions
This device has been shipped out from our facilities in perfect working condition. In order to preserve these conditions, for safety, and to
avoid any risk of accidental bodily injury, the user must imperatively follow the safety instructions and read the “Caution!” messages
included in this manual.
This device, manufactured by Waves System, has been designed in a way that practically eliminates any risk if it is used in accordance
with its intended purpose. Nevertheless, for the sake of safety, we would like to draw your attention to the following instructions:
When using the device, comply with all local rules and regulations in force. Any modification or conversion of the device automatically
entails loss of the certification. The operation of a modified device is liable to a penalty. In the interests of occupational safety, the
operator and the user are held responsible for complying with the regulations.
Keep the original packing for a possible product reshipment. Also ensure that the packing material is kept out of the reach of children.
Only this original packing ensures optimal protection for the product during transportation. If a product reshipment appears to be
necessary during the guarantee period, Waves System is not liable for any ensuing damages arising during the transportation and
attributable to a defective packing.
This device should be used only by persons whose training or knowledge ensures proper handling.
Before each use, the operator must check that the device is in perfect working condition.
This product must not be used in places where there is a potential explosion risk. Besides, it must neither be used in an environment
favoring combustion nor in a humid or excessively hot or cold location.
The device must be installed in a dry and dust-free area. Do not install the device directly against a wall.
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CAUTION! DO NOT EXPOSE TO MOISTURE OR DUST!
Unplu the power supply cable before any servicin !
FOR YOUR SAFETY, PLEASE READ THE USER’S GUIDE CAREFULLY BEFORE USING YOUR PLAYER.

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Safety Instructions a ainst Risks Due to Electric Currents
The device must be connected to a grounded AC power outlet or a European standard outlet installed as per good professional
practices.
Before connecting the device, check that the mains voltage and frequency match the specifications indicated on the mains adapter.
Before powering, check that the device and cables are not damaged. Damaged cables and connections must immediately be replaced.
Never allow the power cords to come in contact with other cables. Handle the mains adapter cable as well as all other cables connected
to the mains with extreme care.
Always connect the power cord to the device first, then to the mains. The power outlet must remain accessible after the installation.
Check the device and its mains adapter cable from time to time. Disconnect the device from the mains when it is no longer used or for
the purpose of maintenance.
Handle the power cord by using only the plug. Never remove the plug by pulling the power cord.
Electrical connections, repairs, and maintenance must be carried out by qualified personnel.
Do not switch the device on or off within a short period of time as this reduces its lifespan.
Terms of Use
This product has been designed for indoor use only.
If this device has been exposed to very high temperature fluctuations (e.g.: after transportation), do not connect it immediately. The
condensation formed inside the device could damage it. Allow the device to reach ambient temperature before connecting it.
Do not shake the device. Avoid sudden movements during its installation or handling.
When selecting the spot for installation of the player, ensure that it is not exposed to a high source of heat, moisture, or dust. There
should not be any cables lying around as they might jeopardize your and others’ safety.
Delivery Details
My Music Player
12 V / 500 mA mains adapter
Infrared remote control
My Music Player LE
12 V / 2 A mains adapter
Infrared remote control
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Table of Contents
1. Introduction.................................................................................................................................................. 8
2. Features....................................................................................................................................................... 9
3. My Music layer and My Music layer LE comparison..............................................................................10
4. Hardware Description................................................................................................................................. 11
4.1. My Music layer................................................................................................................................. 11
4.2. My Music layer LE........................................................................................................................... 12
4.3. Infrared Remote Control.................................................................................................................... 12
5. Installation.................................................................................................................................................. 13
5.1. My Music layer................................................................................................................................ 13
5.2. My Music layer LE........................................................................................................................... 14
6. rior to switching on the layer................................................................................................................. 15
6.1. Main Storage Device (Main Media)....................................................................................................15
. Introduction........................................................................................................................................ 15
. Music Folders (MUSIC).....................................................................................................................15
. laylist Folders ( LAYLIST)............................................................................................................... 15
. Message and Commercial Folders (S OT).......................................................................................16
. System Folder (SYSTEM)................................................................................................................. 16
. Temporary Folder (TM ).................................................................................................................... 17
6.2. External Audio Sources...................................................................................................................... 17
. Introduction........................................................................................................................................ 17
. Web Radios....................................................................................................................................... 17
. Auxiliary Input (My Music layer only)...............................................................................................18
6.3. Alternative Storage Devices (Alternate Media) (My Music layer only).............................................18
6.4. reparing a Storage Device............................................................................................................... 18
6.5. Files and Folders Naming Rules........................................................................................................19
6.6. Organizing the Files and Folders onto the Main Storage Device (Main Media).................................20
. Introduction........................................................................................................................................ 20
. MUSIC – Music Folders..................................................................................................................... 20
. LAYLIST – laylist Folders..............................................................................................................21
. S OT – Message and Commercial Folders.......................................................................................21
. SYSTEM – System Management Folder...........................................................................................22
6.7. Organizing the Files and Folders onto Alternative Storage Devices (Alternate Media)(My Music
layer only)................................................................................................................................................ 22
7. First Use.................................................................................................................................................... 23
7.1. Requirements.................................................................................................................................... 23
7.2. reparation........................................................................................................................................ 23
7.3. First boot............................................................................................................................................ 23
8. Use of the layer....................................................................................................................................... 25
8.1. layback of the Audio Files, Web radios and Other Audio Sources...................................................25
. layback of a Music Folder (MUSIC)................................................................................................. 25
. layback of a laylist Folder ( LAYLIST)..........................................................................................26
. layback of a Messages and Commercials (S OT)..........................................................................26
. layback of a Web Radio...................................................................................................................27
. Switching to the Auxiliary Input of the layer (My Music layer only)................................................27
. layback of an Alternative Storage Device (Alternate Media) (My Music layer only).......................28
8.2. layback Command........................................................................................................................... 28
. Resuming the layback ( LAY Command).......................................................................................28
. Stopping the layback (STO Command).........................................................................................28
. laying the Next Track or Next Web Radio (NEXT Command).........................................................29
. laying the revious Track or revious Web Radio ( REVIOUS Command)...................................30
8.3. Changing the Main Volume................................................................................................................ 30
9. rogramming the layer............................................................................................................................ 32
9.1. layback at the Startup (Autoplay)....................................................................................................32
. Introduction........................................................................................................................................ 32
. Setting of the “Autoplay” function.......................................................................................................33
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9.2. Web Radio......................................................................................................................................... 33
. Operating the Web Radios................................................................................................................. 33
. Operating of the Monitoring of the Web Radios.................................................................................34
. Settings of the Web Radios............................................................................................................... 35
9.3. Timestamped rogramming with the Scheduler................................................................................35
. Introduction........................................................................................................................................ 35
. rinciple............................................................................................................................................. 35
. List of commands............................................................................................................................... 38
. Creating a Scheduler File..................................................................................................................39
. Application of a Timestamped rogramming to the layer................................................................39
9.4. Management of the Main Storage Device Content............................................................................39
. Introduction........................................................................................................................................ 39
. Using the Main Media with a Computer.............................................................................................40
. Using the USB Device Connector (My Music layer only).................................................................41
. Using the Embedded FT Server......................................................................................................42
. Using the Embedded Samba Server.................................................................................................43
. Using the Embedded FT Clients in a Synchronization Mode...........................................................44
. Using the Embedded FT Clients with a Script.................................................................................45
. Using a Removable Device Storage with a Script..............................................................................47
. Setup the FT Client resets............................................................................................................ 48
9.5. Ethernet Network Connection............................................................................................................ 50
. Introduction........................................................................................................................................ 50
. Establishing the Wired Connection....................................................................................................51
. Identify the player on the network......................................................................................................51
. Accessing the layer with Internet.....................................................................................................52
. Ethernet Network Glossary................................................................................................................ 54
9.6. Setting the Clock of the layer...........................................................................................................55
. Introduction........................................................................................................................................ 55
. Setting the Date and the Time...........................................................................................................56
. Setting the Time Zone........................................................................................................................ 56
. Configuring the Network Time rotocol (NT )...................................................................................57
9.7. Setting the Volumes and the Gains of the layer...............................................................................57
. Introduction........................................................................................................................................ 57
. Changing the Volumes of the Independent Outputs..........................................................................58
. Changing the Gains of the Independent Outputs...............................................................................58
. Changing the Volumes of the Audio Sources.....................................................................................59
9.8. Fade In and Fade Out Between the Audio Sources (FADE IN/FADE OUT).......................................59
. Introduction........................................................................................................................................ 59
. Changing the Fade In and Fade Out settings....................................................................................60
9.9. Audio File Encryption......................................................................................................................... 60
9.10. Updating the Firmware.....................................................................................................................61
. Introduction........................................................................................................................................ 61
. Select a way of procedure................................................................................................................. 61
. Determinating the Current Firmware Version.....................................................................................61
. erforming the Firmware Update....................................................................................................... 61
9.11. Settings of the arameters with “system.ini” File.............................................................................63
Appendix A. Characteristics........................................................................................................................... 64
A.I. Interfacing and Connectivity............................................................................................................... 64
A.II. Audio File Formats Supported........................................................................................................... 64
A.III. laylist File Formats Supported........................................................................................................64
A.IV. Web Radio Stream Formats Supported............................................................................................65
A.V. Other File Formats Supported........................................................................................................... 65
A.VI. Storage Devices............................................................................................................................... 65
A.VII. Network........................................................................................................................................... 65
A.VIII. Build-in Clock................................................................................................................................. 65
A.IX. ower Supply................................................................................................................................... 65
A.X. Consumption (12 V supplied)............................................................................................................ 66
A.XI. Temperatures................................................................................................................................... 66
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A.XII. Size................................................................................................................................................. 66
A.XIII. Weight............................................................................................................................................ 66
Appendix B. layer Audio Diagram................................................................................................................ 67
B.I. My Music layer................................................................................................................................. 67
B.II. My Music layer LE........................................................................................................................... 67
Appendix C. Front anel User Interface........................................................................................................68
C.I. Information Displays........................................................................................................................... 68
C.II. Changing the Main Volume............................................................................................................... 69
C.III. Quick Launch Menu to Select an Audio Source...............................................................................69
C.IV. Advanced Menu to Select an Audio Source and Configure the layer.............................................69
Appendix D. Web server................................................................................................................................ 74
D.I. Home age........................................................................................................................................ 74
D.II. About age........................................................................................................................................ 75
D.III. Log In age...................................................................................................................................... 76
D.IV. User age........................................................................................................................................ 76
D.V. Administrator age............................................................................................................................ 78
D.VI. Date/Time........................................................................................................................................ 81
D.VII. Ethernet age................................................................................................................................. 82
D.VIII. Web Radio age............................................................................................................................ 83
D.IX. FT Client age............................................................................................................................... 85
Appendix E. Content Updates with the Use of Scripts...................................................................................87
E.I. Introduction......................................................................................................................................... 87
E.II. [HEADER] Section.............................................................................................................................88
E.III. [COMMANDS] Section.....................................................................................................................88
E.IV. [COMMENTS] Section.....................................................................................................................90
E.V. Examples........................................................................................................................................... 90
Appendix F. RS-232 Serial Link rotocol.......................................................................................................92
Appendix G. Configuration File (system.ini)................................................................................................... 93
Appendix H. System Clock Calibration.......................................................................................................... 94
H.I. Introduction........................................................................................................................................ 94
H.II. erforming the NT Calibration.........................................................................................................94
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1. Introduction
The My Music layer and My Music layer LE are standalone background music players that manages
WAV/M 3 files stored on USB or SD flash drives, web radios as well as local audio source. The playback of
a wide quantity of audio files is allowed automatically, without recurrence, according to the “Autoplay” setting,
a timestamped programming or an external event trigger (Web command or RS232 serial command). The
My Music layer and My Music layer LE allow various possibilities of update processes, connected or
disconnected.
The My Music layer and the My Music layer LE are dedicated to a wide spectrum of playback usages
within public spaces such as retails, malls hotels, waiting rooms, bars, amusement parks, etc.
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2. Features
•layback possibilities: A wide variety of playback contexts can be performed,
◦Background music and audio content
◦Messages and commercials
◦laylist files
◦Web radio streams
◦Extra audio sources (My Music layer only)
Audio and playlist files formats supported are WAV, M 3, encrypted M 3 and M3U.
•Web radio active monitoring: In case the web radio audio stream is broken or lost, a defined local
media audio content is played until the stream is restored to be played again.
•Timestamped programming: The playback of a defined audio source, the start/stop of the playback
and the volume change at a specific time are easy to implement thanks to the built-in clock and the
Scheduler software.
•Smart “Auto lay”: this setting allows to start automatically the playback of predefined audio source
or timestamped audio programming. This feature is configurable and can be disabled.
•Flash drive devices:
◦The My Music layer LE has an external USB host for a usage basic and a cost effective of the
content media support, by connecting a USB flash drive to the external USB host receptacle of
the player.
◦The My Music layer has a complete set of flash drive hosts: External USB host, Internal USB
host, SD/SDHC memory card slot.
•Audio inputs and outputs: the My Music layer range of players allows to choose the right audio
solution depending on needs.
◦The My Music layer offer an uncompromising and versatile audio I/O set with unbalanced and
balanced line-level stereo audio outputs on RCA and XLR connectors, and an unbalanced line-
level stereo audio auxiliary input on RCA connectors.
◦The My Music layer LE offer an all-in-one cost effective audio I/O set with an unbalanced line-
level stereo audio outputs on RCA and amplified stereo audio output on terminal blocs.
•Networking: My Music layer and My Music layer LE embedded a complete set of Ethernet
services like a Web server, a FT server, a FT client, a Samba server or a NT client to ensure a
flexible and remote control, setting and content updating.
•Flexible content updating: the My Music layer range of players offers multipurpose solution to
update the musics, messages, playlists and timestamped programming depending on the player
location, the connectivity possibilities and the update frequency needs. The players embedded
dedicated functions as scripting, file synchronization, FT and samba possibilities.
•RS-232 serial link: It is possible to control the My Music layer with a LC, a computer, or a remote
control using a serial link.
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3. My Music Player and My Music Player LE
comparison
Table 1: Comparison between the My Music Player and the My Music Player LE
Function My Music layer LE My Music layer
LCD screen ● ●
Clickable knob ● ●
Transport command buttons 1-2 ●
Infrared sensor ● ●
External USB host ● ●
Internal USB host ●
SD/SDHC memory card slot ●
RCA - Unbalanced line-level stereo audio output ● ●
Terminal blocs - Amplified stereo audio output ●
XLR - Balanced professional-level stereo audio output ●
RCA - Auxiliary line-level stereo audio input ●
RJ45 connector ● ●
Terminal blocs - RS-232 serial link ●
Micro USB device ●
On/Off Switch button ●
Mounting screw holes ●
Rack mountable (1/3 of a rack) - metal case ●
Small form design - plastic case ●
layback M 3 and WAV audo files ● ●
layback proprietary encrypted M 3 audio files ● ●
layback M3U playlist ● ●
Web radio ● ●
Smart “Autoplay” function ● ●
Timestamped programming ● ●
Embedded Web server ● ●
Embedded FT server ● ●
Embedded Samba server ● ●
Build-in RTC ● ●
Network time protocol NT function ● ●
Content update by “Script” ● ●
Content update by file synchronization ● ●
Fade In/Out audio transitions ● ●
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