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HAV-MCS54

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ENGLISH
WARNING: DANGER OF RADIATION
This device uses a laser. Opening the CD compartment lid and/or breaking the safety
interlocks will expose the user to radiation from the laser beam. Do not stare into the
laser while it is operating.
1) Getting started
This section helps you to position and install the unit.
1. Connect the FM antenna wire to the connection
2. Connect the speakers to the speaker connectors
3. Connect an Ethernet cable to connect the radio to a network
4. Connect to a 220 V power outlet
Back of the
main unit
(optional)
Connecting the speakers
Each speaker has a red and a black wire.
When connecting the speakers match
the red wires to the red terminals and the
black wires to the black terminals on the
main unit.
Speaker Wire Connection
Release speaker
terminal tab to inser
wire.
Return tab to lock
wire in the terminal.
NOTE: Ensure insulation is completely removed
from the ends of the speaker wires at all
connection points.

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Connect the Ethernet cable
Use an Ethernet cable if you don’t have a WiFi access point. If you already have a
WiFi access point, no connection is required as this unit is equipped with a built-in
WiFi network card.
Connect the power
This system is designed to operate on 230 V 50 Hz AC. Connecting this unit to
any other voltage could result in damage to the unit which is not covered by your
warranty.
2) Basic system setup
AUX
You can connect an auxiliary audio device to this system to play audio from other
devices over the speakers of this system. Use the AUX input connection for this
purpose.
Battery installation
Insert two AAA batteries into the remote control and make sure you insert them
according to the indicated polarity.
Power ON the Main Unit
Press the STANDBY button and the device will turn on. The unit will now stay in
standby mode.

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3) General controls
Main unit
Front view Top view
1. Remote sensor
2. Display
3. Standby - turn the unit on or off
4. Function - select the sound source
(CD, Internet Radio, FM Tuner, USB,
SD/MMC iPod, Music Player and
AUX)
5. Select - make selection in menus
6. previous, scan back, reverse,
menu back; next, scan/fast
forward, menu forward
7. - stop playback
8. start or pause playback
9. Headphone jack
10. /- Menu up/down, select FM
radio frequency
11. Info - show information of the current
disc, file, station
12. SD/MMC card - SD/MMC card slot
13. Mute/Snooze - cut or restore audio
output; turn off the alarm temporarily
14. ¬- USB connector
15. Volume - volume control
16. Memory - store station or track into
program
17. Menu - access the setup menu
18. iPod®connection dock
19. Disc compartment (press down to
open or close the door)

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Remote control
1. Standby turn on or off (standby) the unit
2. 0-9 - select preset station or a track directly
3. Select the corresponding sound source
4. Menu - access the setup menu
5. Memory - store a station or track into program
6. Ok - make selection in menus (same function as Select on
main unit)
7. - previous, scan back, reverse, menu back
- next, scan/fast forward, menu forward
8. STOP - stop playback (same function as on main unit)
9. - start or pause playback
10. Alarm - show the alarm setting menu
Repeat - select a repeat playback mode
Random -select random playback mode
Timer - show information setting menu
Info - show information of the current disc file, station
Dimmer - select a brightness level of the display
Clock - show the clock setting menu
ST.Mo - select stereo or mono sound for FM tuner
11. DBBS - turn on or off the bass boost sound
Sleep - Set amount of time before auto shut off
EQ - select an equalizer mode
Mute - cut or restore audio output
Snooze - turn off the alarm temporarily
12. VOL +/− - volume control
13. /- menu up/down, folder up/down. select FM radio, frequency (same function
as /on main unit)
14. Autoscan - auto-search for the next available FM station in FM mode
Using the menus
The display shows the playback screen, browse screen, settings screen, messages
etc. What appears in the display varies, depending on the function you are using. To
display the different menus press the MENU key. To navigate through the menus use
the and buttons to navigate and press SELECT to confirm a selection.
To input characters:
Some menus require you to input characters. When you are inputting characters use
and to select the desired alpha/numeric characters. The selected character
will be shown in the display. Press OK or SELECT to confirm. Press the and to
select numbers, uppercase, lowercase and special characters. If you make a mistake
you can use the and to navigate to the “<” symbol and press OK or SELECT
to confirm. When you are finished use the and to navigate to the “↵” symbol
and press OK or SELECT to confirm. To exit the inputting procedure without saving
navigate to the C and press OK or SELECT.

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Turning the unit ON/OFF
Press STANDBY to turn the unit on or off
(standby mode)
Audio controls
• Rotate the VOLUME knob on the
main unit or press VOL +/− on remote
control to adjust sound level. The
current volume shows in the display
temporarily before returning to the
previous display.
• Press EQ repeatedly to select a
preset equalizer mode (Flat, Rock,
Pop, Classic and Jazz). The selected
EQ mode shows at the bottom of that
display
• Press DBBS to turn bass boost on or
off. When selected DBBS shows at
the bottom of the display
• Press MUTE to cut the sound output
temporarily. When sound is cut, “Mute”
shows at the bottom of the display. To
return the sound output, press MUTE
again or press VOL + or –.
Dimmer
Press DIMMER button to dim the display
press again to brighten.
Display
The dot-matrix display is a dynamic
and intuitive interface that provides the
necessary information for operation.
Some of the key displays are illustrated
below for your easy reference.
Current time and day
Timer activated
Wi-Fi signal
strength
Operation
in progress
Volume
level
Current
mode
Sleep function activated
Alarm
activated
Internet setup
Introduction
You must connect to the internet in order
to use the Internet Radio
Before you can use the Internet part of the
unit you must have a working broadband
Internet connection:
A wireless (WiFi) access point (AP)
ADSL or cable
modem
Wireless
broadband router
This unit
PC or media server
or
An Ethernet connection with an RJ45
plug.
This unit
PC or media server
ADSL or cable
modem
Broadband
router
Ethernet
Ethernet
• If your wireless network is already in
use it might have Wired Equivalent
Privacy (WEP) or Wi-Fi Protected
Access (WPA) data encryption.
You will need to enter the WEP or
WPA key into the unit so that it can
communicate with the router.

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• The ‘access point’ in a wireless
network has a name known as the
‘SSID’. You will need to ‘tell’ the unit
the ‘SSID’ when setting it up for the
first time.
• Usually the SSID starts out as the
brand and model of the router,
although it is a good idea to change
it if there are other networks, so
identification of the correct network
(SSID) is easier. Legally speaking,
you should not connect to the Internet
through someone else’s network.
Apart from the legal aspect sharing a
wireless link will make audio from the
Internet more prone to interruptions.
• Wireless router range is usually
enough for domestic use but can be
adversely affected by some building
materials and interference sources
such as nearby wireless networks
If your internet connection is not working
after finishing all the settings, please
try to turn everything off (you may need
to disconnect the devices from the wall
outlet) and turn it back on in this order:
1. Modem. Wait a minute for the
indicator lights to settle down
2. Router (if separate). Again, wait a
minute for the indicator lights to settle
down
3. Computer(s)re-start
4. This unit
Internet connections
To connect to the Internet via the
Wizard of the unit:
1. Press STANDBY to turn on the unit.
2. Press FUNCTION on the main unit
or iRadio, FM or M. Player on the
remote control.
• Do not select CD, USB, SD/MMC,
iPod®or AUX mode.
3. Press MENU and then press or 
to select Main menu and then press
OK or SELECT.
4. Press or to select System Setup
and then press OK or SELECT.
5. Press or to select Internet Setup
and then press OK or SELECT.
6. Press or to select Wizard
and press OK or SELECT. The
connection wizard will look for all
available Internet networks in your
surroundings and list them on the
display.
7. Press or to select your Internet
network (SSID) and then press OK or
SELECT.

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8. If your network is password protected,
please input the password. If you
input the correct password the radio
will connect to the internet.
To connect to the Internet manually:
1. Press STANDBY to turn on the unit.
2. Press FUNCTION on the main unit
or iRadio, FM or M. Player on the
remote remote control
• Do not select CD, SD/MMC, iPod®or
AUX mode
3. Press MENU and then press or 
to select Main menu and then press
OK or SELECT.
4. Press or to select System Setup
and then press OK or SELECT.
5. Press or to select Internet Setup
and then press OK or SELECT.
6. Press or to select Manual Setting
and then press OK or SELECT.
7. Depending on your connection
settings, press or to select Wired
or Wireless and then press OK or
SELECT.
8. Press or to select DHCP enable
or DHCP disable and then press OK
or SELECT.
• DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration
Protocol) helps you obtaining various
parameters necessary for the client
to operate in an Internet Protocol (IP)
network with minimum or no manual
configurations Check with your
service provider if your network is
equipped with such device
• If you have selected Wired in step 7,
you will be connected to the Internet
9. Enter your network name (SSID), refer
to instructions on page 5 for more
information on inputting characters.
10. Press or to select OPEN, WEP,
WPA or WPA2 according to your
security settings and then press OK
or SELECT.

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11. If your network is password-protected
enter the password now with
reference to instructions on page 5.
You will then be connected to the
Internet.
To view your current Internet setting:
1. Press STANDBY to turn on the unit.
2. Press FUNCTION on the main unit
or iRadio, FM or M. PLAYER on the
remote control.
• Do not select CD, USB, SD/MMC,
iPod®or AUX mode
3. Press MENU and then press or 
to select Main menu and then press
OK or SELECT.
4. Press or to select System Setup
and then press OK or SELECT.
5. Press or to select Internet Setup
and then press OK or SELECT.
6. Press or to select View settings
and then press OK or SELECT.
7. Press or to select one of the items
below and then press OK or SELECT
to view their current settings.
• Active adapter (wired/wireless)
• MAC address
• DHCP (enable/disable)
• PC settings (Username and
password)
• SSID
• IP settings (IP address, subnet mask,
gateway address, primary DNS and
secondary DNS)
PC setup
The unit can access a shared folder/
media on your PC and playback music
files stored in it. To do so, you can either
setup a shared folder on your PC or use
UPnP (universal plug and play) on your
PC.
Using a shared folder on the PC
To setup a shared folder on your PC:
1. Configure Domain/Workgroup on
your PC
• In order to setup the unit to play back
music stored on a shared network
folder, the username, password
and domain settings must first be
configured. This is only required if
you have set a password on your
shared folders. You can configurate
the domain on a XP computer by
following the instructions below:
1.1 From the start menu, select Control
> System and then select the
Computer Name tab. The Domain
or Workgroup that your Computer is a
member of, is displayed in this tab.

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1.2 If your PC is not a member of any
Domain or Workgroup then one must
be joined. To do so, click on the
Change button on the Computer
Name tab and enter the name of the
domain (default on Windows XP is
MSHOME).
1.3 A restart of the PC may be necessary
if the Domain or Workgroup has been
changed.
2. Setup a new user account
• The unit requires a user account to
be set up on each PC that you wish
to browse. By default most PC’s have
at least one user account associated
with it. The username and password
(optional) needs to be the same on
each PC as the unit can only store
one username and password. For
Windows XP this can be set up as
described below:
2.1 From the Start menu, select Control
Panel > User accounts.
2.2 Click Create a New Account and
then enter the new username and
the Domain/Workgroup setting as
mentioned in step 1. Select the type
of user(restricted) and then click
Finish.
2.3 Select the user you just created,
select create a new password.
2.4 Note the username and password
• Note for Windows Vista Users:
you have to turn on Guest account
via Manage User Account in the
Control Panel. Then add access to
either “Everyone” or “Guest” on the
shared drive. You can also create a
new account for sharing with the unit.
with a password, if you are concerned
about security. The Guest account
has no password by default and the
unit will connect to it from its factory
default settings.
3. Configure a shared folder
3.1 From the Start menu, select My
Computer and navigate to the folder
you wish to share.
3.2 Right click on the folder and select
Sharing and Security.