Ocean Digital WR-336F User manual

WR-336F
Internet Radio
User Manual
Please read this user manual carefully before using the receiver

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Contents
1. Introduction to the WR-336F Internet Radio ...4
2. Location of controls .....................................6
3. Remote Controller ......................................8
4. Choosing functions and options ...................9
5. Network Setup ..........................................11
6. Overview of Radio modes and functions ......13
7. My Favorite ..............................................15
8. Internet Radio ...........................................16
9. Media Center ............................................18
10. FM Radio .................................................19
11. BT streaming ............................................20
12. Alarm .......................................................21
13. Timer .......................................................22
14. Sleep Timer ..............................................23
15. Configuration ............................................24
16. Skytune Web Application for Internet Radio
www.skytune.net ......................................27
17. Smart Phone, Tablet or Computer Control ...30
18. Problems and Solutions .............................31
19. Technical Specifications ............................33

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The WR-336F Internet Radio is a compact, multi-
purpose and attractive portable radio with an internal
2000 mAh Li-Ion rechargeable battery for many hours of
audio entertainment and a gateway into the world of
digital audio.
There are seven different operating modes requiring
different wireless connections as listed below:
1) My Favorite (No Wi-Fi or Internet)
• List of previously Preset favorite listening choices
2) Wireless Wi-Fi (Internet connected)
• Internet Radio with more than 30 thousand radio
stations worldwide
3) Media Center (Wi-Fi - no Internet)
• Play music streamed over the Wi-Fi network by a
UPnP or DLNA server e.g. smart phone, laptop.
4) Wireless (direct broadcast – no Internet)
• FM Radio
5) Wireless (BT streaming – no Internet or Wi-Fi)
• Play audio transmitted from a Bluetooth source e.g.
smart phone, Laptop.
6) Alarm (no Wi-Fi or Internet)
• Wake up alarm Clock with option to automatically
set the Time of Day to Internet time standard
1/ Introduction to the WR-336F Internet
Radio

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7) Timer (no Wi-Fi or Internet)
• Adjustable timer to delay putting the Radio into
Standby mode
• Cooking Timer -To count down from a specified time
with alarm
8) Configuration (no Wi-Fi or Internet)
• Set up, options and information center
Precautions
Charge the battery with a USB charger – do not apply
any other power source or permanent damage to the
radio will occur and may be hazardous.
To clean use only a damp cloth and dry with a clean
towel - keep away from all liquids.
To avoid loss of warranty do not attempt to repair or
remove the cover for any reason.
Introduction to the WR-336F Internet Radio

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2/ Location of Controls
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1) Press and Hold – turn On/off (Press briefly to go
sleep/on with USB power)
2) Main Menu – Go to My Favorite
3) Press and Hold to Preset – Add current audio
source to Favorite List
Press to recall favorite list – display favorite list
4) Move Forward – go to next display or item in list
5) Move Back – go back to previous display or item
6) Preset 1 – play or save My Favorite list number 1
7) Preset 2 – play or save My Favorite list number 2
8) Preset 3 – play or save My Favorite list number 3
9) Preset 4 – play or save My Favorite list number 4
10) Loud Speaker – off when headphone plugged in
11) 2.4” TFT LCD – color display
12) Dial Select – rotate to navigate and press to select
13) Volume Control – rotate to adjust volume
14) LED – Red battery charging; Green fully charged
15) DC IN – USB supplied 5 Volt supply
16) 3.5 mm Line Out – stereo pre-amp level audio
17) 3.5 mm Headphone – stereo audio
Location of Controls

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3/ Remote Control
1. : On/Off only when power is
connected to the radio.
2. : Turn sound Off/On
3. 0-9: Input numbers and letters
4. : Add current audio source to
Favorite List
5. : Display favorite list
6. ▲ : Increase or go up lists
7. ◄ : Go to next display or item
8. ► : Go back to previous display or
item
9. ▼ : Decrease or go down lists
10. OK : Select currently displayed or
highlighted item
11. : Go to alarm setup
12. : Go to sleep timer setup
13. : Increase volume
14. : Decrease volume
15. : Go to My Favorite
16. MODE : Switch function
17. EQ : Go to equalizer setup
18. : Go to last track or radio station
19. : Stop or start audio
20. : Go to next track or radio station
21. LOCAL : List local radio stations
22. INFO: Network and System
23. DIMMER: Go to dimmer setup

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All user input is information that the Radio uses to
provide the desired audio entertainment and pressing
the Dial/Select knob a confirmation and go to command.
Once a desired selection is displayed or highlighted the
selection is confirmed by pressing and releasing the
Dial/Select knob.
The Dial/Select control knob is also used for navigating
LCD displays and lists by rotating clockwise (CW) or
counter clockwise (CCW) to change or highlight
information displayed on the LCD screen.
The front panel Move Forward ( ► ) and Move Back ( ◄)
buttons can also be used to move to the next or back to
the previous display but all Selections must be
confirmed by pressing and releasing the Dial/Select
knob.
Buttons labeled one through four on the front panel can
be used for directly and easily selecting one of the first
four audio sources in the My Favorite list with no
confirmation required – just press and go.
Buttons one through 4 can also be used to save ( )
directly into one of the first four locations in the My
Favorite list when a favorite audio source is playing –
just press and hold the button until the Preset symbol
( ) is displayed.
4/ Choosing functions and options

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Alternatively navigate to functions (i.e. My Favorite,
Internet Radio, Media Center, Bluetooth, Alarm, Sleep
Timer and Configuration) or a position in a list by using
the Move Forward, Move Back, Move Up and Move
Down controls on the Remote Controller with the OK
button confirming the selection.
Many other controls are available on the remote
controller with discrete buttons for many functions e.g.
volume up or down.
Throughout this manual “Select” will mean navigating
through display screens or option lists to display or
highlight desired selection and confirming it by pressing
and releasing the Dial/Select knob or OK button on the
remote controller.
Choosing functions and options