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F Welcome to Pico liri+i
Benefits of Internet Radio
Pico Bverview and Key Features
Warranty
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Remote Gontrol Openation
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s eonneeting To Your Neb,uork
s Choosing a Station
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Adjusting Bass + Treble 7
Media Player Keys 7
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st Configure Menu A
NetwoPk
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Version + Firmware Updates I
Factory Reset I
Languages I
Register I
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Gopyright and
Acknwuledgements
Copyright @2OO7 Bevo Technologies
Ltd.
All rights reserved.
RevoTechnologiesLtd
The Inox
Building
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Lanark
Scotland
UniLed
Kingdom
ML1
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Tel.
O1555 666 161
Int.
Tel.
[phone]'l
Fax.O1555 66 33 44
lnt. Fax.
[phone]
Email.
enquiries@revo.
co.uk
Website: www.revo.co.
uk
The information in this guide is believed
to
be con'ect at the time of publication.
Howeveri our policyis one of continuous
development and so the information is
subject to change without notice.
Revo,Pico and MPort are &.ademarks or
registered trademanks of Bevo Technologies
Limited.
iPod@is a registered trademark of Apple
ComputeliInc.
SafetyWarningsfh
Do not operate this radio near water.
Avoidsmall objecls and liquidsfrom getting
into this product.
Do not remove Bcrews or casing parts.
Useonly
the powersupply
unit supplied.
EEC:
Thisproduct has beendesigned
and
Lype-tested
to comply with EU requirements
andcarriesaGmark.
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Technical Support
Shouldyou encounter any difficulties with
the openationof your Bevo Pico Wi-Fi, or
shouldyou suspect that it may be faulty in
someway,please
callour technical
suppopt
depantment
on the number below:
01555 e66 161
Ahernaiively,
email[email protected].
uk or
visit the troubleshooting section of our
website at: www.
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Thank you for buyingour Pico Wi-Fi DAB intenneL
radio, we feel sur"ethat it
will provide you with years of enjoyment and reliableservice.
This guide has been designedto quicklyget you up-and-running
and listening
to intennet radio, offer guidance on the mone complex featurei of this
pnoduct and provide infonmation
on safety,warnanty and registnation.
Benefits of Internet Radio WarranQr
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Pico Wi-Fi Ouerview
Pico Wi-Fi is the go anywhere internet radio,
acting as a pontalto thousands of radio
stations around the world.
Pico WFFi provides high qualitydigital audio
in a splashproof casing, with bhe
convenienceof internal battery power.
PicoWi-Fican alsobe used as a highquality
speaker system for your iPodrM
[or other
MP3 player.
or external sound sourceJ.
Simplyconnect youndeviceto Pico Wi-Fi's
M-PorLrM
usingthe audioleadsupplied.
This warranty does not apply in cases of
accidental
damage,where the case has
beenremoved,
wear andteal negligence,
modification or inappnopriateuse,
Should
youencounter
problems
wifh this
product,please
contactyour supplier
or
alternativelysee page 2 of this guide for
technical support cont€cLdetsils.
Warranty Registration
It is a warrcnty condition
that youregister
yourpurchase
byeither completing
the
waFantycapd
enclosedwith youf nadio
of
aliefnatively
registering
online
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www.revo.
co.uk
/register
Pico Wifi should be able to operate
anywhere within 35 metres of the wireless
base station - dependingon the operating
environment and the specification of your
wireless base station-
Please ensure that your wir^eless
network is
powered-upand connected to your
broadband
Internetconnection.
lf you are using Pico Wi-Fi while ibis
charging from the mains, it will take up to
three Limeslonger to charge the batteries
to full capacity,than if it was switched off.
Ghange Management Gircuit
Pico Wi-Fi has a charge management circuiL
that ensures Ehatit's battery is never
over-charged, When the batteries have
taken a full charge, Pico will automatically
stop charging them-
Pico's Splashproof Design
Pico'scase is sealed
againstthe elements,
allowingPico to be used outdoors, or in
places where there is moisture, such as a
bathroom.Picohas beendesignedto
withstand small splashes of watert such as
raindrops. lt is not designedto be
submerged in water.
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In onder to use your Pico Wi-Fi internet
radio you will require a wireless {Wi-Fil
broadband Internet connection.
lf your winelessneLworkis configured to use
Wired EquivalentPrivacy [WEP] or Wi-Fi
Pr'otected Access [WPA] data encryption,
you need to know the WEP or WPA code
[Web Key] in order allow Pico Wi-Fi to
communicate with the network.
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Pico Eattery Information
lnside Pico Wi-Fi there is a rechargeable
Nickel Metal Hydride battery pack.
Out-of-the-box
this may carry a small amount
of charge,bucit is suggested
that you
perform a full charge before using Pico.
Charging Pico
ldeallyPicoshouldinhially
be charged
overnight befonebeing used. Thereafter a
full changewill take approximately6 hours.
It can take 3 or 4 charges before Pico's
intennalbattenies are performing at thein
optimum level.
Pico Wi-Fi charges iCsbatteries whenever it
is plugged intothe mains,whether ir is
being used at the time, or switched off.

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2. Scroll Le{t
3. Select
4. Reply
5. Back
6. FivePnesets
7. Media Player
8. Browse
9. Volume Down
1O. Scrcll Right
11. Volume
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Your Pico Wi-Fi radio can be powered from Ehemains using the power adaptor supplied, or.
fnom it's internal batLerypack.
To power from the mains, insert the power adaptor plug into the DC powe. socket on the
rear of Pico Wi-Fi. Pressing the O bufton will switch Pico W|Fi on.
Onlyuse the power adaptor supplied. Replacements can be purchased fnom our webshe
vrrww.revo.co.uk,onahennativelv
callus on 01555 866 161.
Pico Wi-Fi users are able to access
addibionalinternet radio services by visiting
the BecivaBadioPortal at - wwwreciva.com
and registering
their purchase.
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The station list used by Pico Wi-Fi' is
compiled
and managed
byBecivaLimited,
they also provide the internet radio
technology
usedin PicoWi-Fi.
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il Press the Oltl,/OFF buttan to power-up
Pico Wi-Fi. Pico's LCDscreen will display
a welcomemessage.
# After a few seconds this message will
change to 'lnhialisingNetwork'
e Youwill then be giventhe option to scan
for availabie
networks. Pnessscroll wheel
to action this request.
NOTE: lf you make a mistake aLany point,
press BACK to return to previous scr€en.
w lf Pico can't find a wireless network it will
display
the followingmessage.
s lf this happens
please
checkthat your
wireless router is switched on, refer to
the manufacturer if problem pensists.
x lf Pico does find your wireless network,
it will displaythe neEworkname, for
example:
m In some cases Pico Wi-Fi may find more
than one netwonk. Turn the scroll wheel
to see the names of each one - and pness
the scroll wheel when the name of vour
own network is displayed.
m lf your network is not configured to
request a password [WEP,zWPA], Pico
will connect to the network and disolav:
c*lf a WEPIWPA key [password] is
required,Picowilldisplaythe following:
€ After a few seconds, Pico will ask you to
input the WEPIWPA code and will display
the password entry screen as follows:
e Use the scroll wheel to cycle back and
forward through the alpha-numeric
character list. Press the scroll wheel to
select a character.
Please note, WEP/WPA pass codes are
case-sensitive.
w lf you make a mistake while entering your
password, press the BAGK bufi;onto
delete a character.
ryAfter selecting the final character of your
password, scroll to the wo.d 'END'and
press the scroll wheel to enler your code.
Pico Wi-Fi shouid now successfullv
connect to your network.
e Pico Wi*i wiil automatically rememben the
WEP/WPA code for your newvork,and
other networks you have used previously.
Youwill not need to re-enter these codes
in the future.
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m When Pico Wi-Fi has connected to your
wireless network, you are now r€adyto
select a station.
e Flease Note: You can move back to the
previous screen aEany time by pressing
the BAGK button.
e PicoWi-Fihasthr€e main menu headings
Stations, Gonfigure and Media Flayer.
To selecEa radio station, turn the scroll
wheel until the word STATIONS appears,
then press the scnollwheel.
e Youwill now be giventhe option 0f
selecting a sEationby loeation (counryJ or
by genre. Turn the scroll wheel and push
to select your preferred search method
e Choosing lseation will giveyou an
alphabetical list of countries broadcasting
internet radio. Turn the scroli wheel
backwandsor forwards to view the
country list. Press the scroll wheel to
select your desired location. For example:
w You
will
then be given
the choice of listing
all st€tion types in this country, or listing
them by genre eg. Pop, Dance...etc.
ffi Turn the scroll wheel and press to make
your selecLion,
Pico
Wi-Fiwillnow
downloadthe station list for your choice.
# Youcan now scrrll through the station list
and make
your selection
bypressing the
scroll
wheel.
s ChoosingGenre willgiveyou an
alphabetical list of sL€tiontypes. Turn the
scroll wheel to view these
w Pr€ss the scroll wheel to selecl your
desired genre.
x Youwill now be giventhe choice of viewing
all st€tions in this genre, or further
sorting them by location [country]
e Now selecE
your chosen station from lhe
alphabetical
list.
Stetion Updates
Occasionally,Pic+Wi-Fi will tell you thar ft ;s
receiving an updated station list. lt does this
automatically and periodically, ensuring that
Pico Wi-Fi always has the latest st€tion
directory omboard.
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s Some radio stations provide a number of
additjonalways to listen to content; fof
example being able to listen to radio
shows that have already been broadcast,
knowas On-Demandor'Listen-Again'.
s Tochoosebeh,veena'Live'broadcast or
an On-Demandone, simply rotate the
scroll wheel and press to select.
m lf you select On-Demand,you will be
presented with a list of shows thst are
availableto 'Listen Again'.
6 Botate the scmll wheel until your choice is
displayedon the LCD and press the scroll
wheel to select.
€ Some stations may allow you to fast-
forward through an On-Demand
broadcast, do so by rotating the scroll
wheel clockwise and pressing to play,
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Ghanging Volume
To change Pico Wi-Fi's volume, press the
VOLUME button and rotate the scnollwheel
clockwiseto increasethe volumelevel,and
anti-clockwiseto r€duce the volume. Pico
Wi-Fi will remember its previous volume
levelafter shutdown.
lntennet Radio Pnesets
Pico WiSi can store five presets by using
the Pico Wi-Fi remote control. To store the
current sbationpress and hold sne of the
pneset buttons [1 - 5] on your remote
control. To select a stored station, simply
press the corresponding preset key
Returning To Main Menu
Youmey return to Pico Wi-Fi'stopline main
menu at anytime by r€peatedly pressing the
BAGK bufton and working back through
previous
menu items.
Requesting a Station
lf youwant to listen to a radio station that
is curently not listed in Pico Wi-Fi's station
list, you can visit the Becivawebsite at
htfip://www.reciva.com/ and make a
request to add the station to the list.
Media Player Keys
Generallyspeaking, it is more convenientto
use Pico Wi-Fi's remote control for
accessing
mediaplayer
functions.
That said,
it is possibleto access these functions via
the audiomenu. Simpfyselect'MP Keys'to
list the various functions available.For more
information on using Pico's Media player
functions,see page L
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Pico
Wi-Fi'saudiomenu is accessed
[in lB
and FM modesl by pressing
and holdingthe
scroll wheel fon a period of 2 seconds.
Adjusting Bass + Treble
It is possibleto adlust Pico's bass and Feble
settings to suit your own audio preferences.
Any changes will be retained in memory for
future sessions.
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In the unlikelyeven that Pico Wi-Fi should
'crash'or'freeze' and sLopresponding
to
key presses, it is possibleto penform two
different kinds of 'r€set' in order to brino it
'back to life'.
Sofwuare Reset
Performing a 'Sofbrarare
Fleset'will clear any
software 'crash', while still retaining
WEP,/WPA codes and settings. To perform
a software reset you need to locate the
reset button located on Pico's back oanel
[seepage
4]. You willalso needa pen or
paperclipto access the recessed button.
Factory Beset
A'Faclory Reset'can be activated
from
Pico's
'Configure'
menu. Penforming
a
factory reset will completely neset Pico's
memo.y, clearing all WEP/WPA codes and
user settings. This will effectivelyreturn Pico
to its defauftfactory settings.

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mTo listen to FM radio stations switch Pico
on and press the IH,/FM button.
tr lf this is the first time Pico has been in FM
mode, it will start at the beginningof the
FM frequency range. Otherwise, the last
frequency or FM station will be displayed.
e To scanthrough the FM frequencyrange,
turn Pico's scroll wheel clockwise or anti-
clockwise.To 'SEEK'the next active
station, prcss the scroll wheel.
FM Station Presets
w Pico can sEore five FM presets by using
the Pico Wi-Fi remote control.
& To stor€ the curent frequency, press and
holdone of the preset buttons [1 - 5] on
younremote control.
n To select a stoned FM station, simply
press the comesponding pneset key.
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Using M-Fort
w Revo'sMPort allows for quick and easy
connectionof an iPod@
[or other MP3
player
or externalsoundsources).
x Usingthe connection
leadsupplied,PicorM
is transformed into a high qualinT
dighal
audio
speakersystem.
w Connect
one end ofthe suoolied
audio
lead
to the headphone
[or auxiliary
ouEJ
socket of your source device,then
connect the other end to the MPort
on the side of Pico.
: Pico'sLCDscneen
willnow disolavthe
words "MPorb Active".
mYou should ad.justLheoutput volume level
on both the source deviceand on Pico
itselfto gainoptimal
volumelevels.
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Neturork Gonfiguration
Enables
you to scan again for connection to
another wireless network, or to manually
configure the network parameters. You can
alsochooseto enablethe'Low Signal
Warning' pnompt when your wireless
network signal is low.
Version
Thiswilldisplaysuch informaEion
as your
devices serialnumber and
hardware,/sofhruareversion numbers. This
informatisn may be requested when dealing
with technical support issues.
Update Firmware
Use this to check whether there are any
firmware updates available
for your Pico
Wi-Firadio. Picowillcheck,and pnomptyou
ifthere is. Youcan Lhenmake
the decision
whether to start a firmware download or
not. A firmwane update can take sevenal
minutes, do not switch Pico Wi-Fi off until
this procedure
has beencompleted. Doing
so my causepermanentdamage.
Language
Thisallows youto change
Pico'sdisplay
language. Languagessupponted
include
English,
French,German,ltalian,
Norwegian,
Danish,Durch,Portuguese,
Spanish,Swedish
and Finnish.
Factory Reset
See page 7 for details,
Begister
This
willdisplaya key
codethat can be used
to register your radio on the Beciva
customer pontal: htLp://www.reciva.com/
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s Pico Wi-Fi's media playerfunctionality
allowsyou to play audio files [AAC, AIFF,AU,
MP3, HM, WAV and WMAI and playlists
IMSUJ stored on a networked PC or Apple
Mac. The mediaplayer functionshave
been
tested and certified to operate with
Windows 2SO, Windows XP Windows
Msta and Mac OSX1O.2 or a laterversion.
Windows PGSecUp
t Ensure
that your PC is availableon the
network, then using Windows Explorer,
locate the folder where your audio files are
stored...then
Bight click on the folder.
Select 'Properties'
Clickon 'Sharing'
Select "Share this folder on the netu/ork'
and Allow network usepsto change my
files'. Please note, do not try to make your
'My Documents' or any of its sub-folders
[e.g. 'My Music']shareable.
Apple Mac Set'Up
SeupWindowsFileShaningon
tireMAC:
Fromthe'Dock', click'SystemPreferences'.
Fromthe'System Preferences'
window
[underthe'lnternet & NetworK section]
click'Sharing'.
Frsm the 'Sharing'window, do the following:
Under the 'Senvices' 6ection, enable
'Personal FileSharing' and Windows
Sharing'. Also, click 'StarCfor each of these
senvices.
Under the 'Firewall'section, keep firewall off.
Under the 'lnternet' section, keep 'lnternet
Sharing'off.
SetuD an Account:
From the 'System Preferences' windoq
underthe 'System' section,
click'Accounts'.
Select an account and remember its 'Short
Name' and password. This information will
be used by Pico Wi-Fi when connecting to
your Mac.
Dinectony Setlrp:
Fromthe 'Dock',
click'Finder'.
Fromthe
'Finder'
window,clickApplications
>
Utilities'. Holding Ctrl click on 'DirecLory
Access'
then select'Ge! Info'and ensure
lhat read ,/ write enabled. Next double click
on'Directory Access'and enablethe
followino:
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Also, for the 'SMB/CIFS' item, click
'Configure'and select an appropriate
worKgPoup.
Sopy and paste the audio files to
'Documents'
in the 'Finder'window Ensure
that your Mac is successfullyconnected to
the wireless network. Note, yau may need
to wait for few minutes for the chanoes to
t6ke effuct.
You should now be able to access the audio
fileson your Mac by selecting
'MediaPlayer
> Windows Shares'
on Pico,then selecting
your Mac from the list of devices. On
selecling your Mac, if no shared folders are
found oress the scroll wheel and select user
- at this point you can enter in the 'Short
Name' and password fon your Mac account.
Aceessing'Shared' Music
When Pico has connected to your wireless
network, press the BACK button until
'Sbations'
is displayed.Turn the scroll wheel
until 'Media Playen is on-screen, then press
the scnollwheel bo select.
Now notatethe scroll wheel and select
'Windows Shares', then rotate and select
'Scan
for PCs'.Pico
will now display'Finding
PCs', When the scan is complete, notate
the scroll wheel and select your PC, Pico
will now search for shared folders- Turn the
scroll wheel to highlight lhe correct folder
and select.
Picowill
display
'File
Scan...'as it scans
through ailthe fileson your Mac onPC.
PLEASE IUOIE If you have a large number
of files, this operation could take sevenal
minutes.
When Picohasfinished
scanning,it will
display'8y
Album'.Youcan now browse
throughthe scannedmediafiles,whichwill
be organised
'By
Album','By
Artist', and
'Playlist'
- if available.
IMPOnTA$T The first time Pico Wf.Fi
completes
a filescan,afilecalled
"reciva_media_cache"
is writLento the folder
whenethe audiofiles arc stored- This will
speed-up
subsequentfilescans.
Listening To A Single Track
Turn the scroll wheel until 'By Artist' is on-
screen then select. Now not€te the scroll
wheeluntil
your artist choice
is displeyed,
then select, Now turn the scroll wheel until
your desired
albumis displayed,
and select
it. The prompt'Add ToGueue'will
appearat
this point. Turnthe wheeluntil your chosen
track name is on-screen and select. lt will
now start to play.
Listening To A Gomplete Abum
Usingthe scrollwheel,locate
and selec!
'By Artist', then select your choice of artis!.
Now fotate the scroll wheel until your album
choiceis displayed,then select.The prompt
'Add
ToOueue'wiilappearat this point,
push the scroll wheel to select and your
chosenalbumwillstart to play.
Oueuing Tracks Fon Playback
Highlight
your chosen
track and pness the
scroll wheel to select. Track Added To
Sueue'will
be displayed.
OueuingAlbums For Playback
Highlight
your chosenalbumand press the
scroll wheel to select. Rot€te the scroll
wheeluntil'Add ToOueue'is on-screen
-
then select.Tracks AddedToSueue'will be
displayed.
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GontnollingPlayback
c Use the STOF I butbonon your Pico
Wi-Fi remote control to stop playback.
EiUse the PLAY,/PAUSE lD button on the
remote eontnolEostart a track, pause a
Fack, or restart a paused track.
x Use SKIP TO PBEUIOUS TRAGK < ts
stant playbackof the previoustrack in lhe
oueue.
w Use the SKIP TO IIIEXT THACK ) to
start playbackof the next track in the
queue.
Erowsing A Oueue
E Press the BFOIII SE bulton - the currently
playing
rack namewill be displayed.
Tunn
the scroll wheel to see the tnacks that arc
queued
for playback. Tojump aheadand
play
a track {rom the queue,press the
scroll wheel to select and the track will play.
RemovingTracks From A Oueue
x! Pr€ss the BEOUITSE
butlon - the currently
playing
track name will be displayed.
x Turn the scroll wheel to the track that you
would liketo remove from the queue. Press
and hold the STOP key on the remote for 2
seconds. Picowill display
'Delete
Track?'.
& Tum the scroll wheel to highlight either
'Yes'
or'No'. Pressthe scrollwheelto make
your selection.
'Bemoved
From Glueue'will
be displayedif you decided to delete a rack.
tr To clear the entire contents of a queue,
select'Clear Sueue'from Ehethe main
MediaPlayermenu.
Playing Tracks Bandomly
x Select and add the individual
tracks to the
queue as described pneviously.
s Return to the main togline Media Player
menuend select'Playback
Mode'.
ffiBotate the scroll wheel to display'Shuffle',
then select by pressing the scroll wheel.
x Confirmthat'Shuffle'mode shouldbe
enabled,byselectingYES
or NO.
RepeatingTracks In A Eueue
e Select the individualu.acks as previously
descnibed.
r Fleiurn to the main topline Media Player
menu and select'Playback
Mode'.
e Rotate
the scrollwheelto display'Hepeat',
then select by pressing
the scrollwheel.
* Confinmthat'Bepeat mode should
be
enabled, by selecting YESor NO.
Windows PGUPnPSet-Up
lf your PC is running Microsoft Windows XP
or Vista, then you can use Window Media
Player 11 [WMP 'l 1Jto act as your UPnP
[Universal
Plugand Play]mediaserver 1.O.
WMP 11 can be downloadedfrom
Microsofts website and installed by following
the instructions detailed in ils installation
wizard.
R Onceinstalled,Windows Media Player
11
will create a library from all the media files
availableto it on your PC. To add new media
files to the library select 'File> Add to
Library...
> AdvancedOptions',
click'Add'
and choose the files you wish to add and
click'0K'.
a Youwill now need to connect Pico Wi-Fi to
Windows MediaPlayer11 and configure
it
tn allowthe radio to access your media
library. In ondento this. yau will need to do
the following:
a Keep pressing BACK to get to Pico's top-
linemenu andthen turn the scrollwheelto
'Media Player'and press to select.
6 Now rotate scrollwheeland select'UPNP
Servers'.Picowillscanfor all available
UPnP servers. Note, b may take a few
seconds for Pico to compleie its scan and
beforethe scan has beencompleted,
Pico
willdisplay'[Empty]'.Picowillcontinue
to
display'[Empty]'
if no UPnP
servers are
found.
w lf "No PGFound"is displayedon Pico
Wi-Fi, clickthe library tab in Windows
MediaPlayer
and selectmediasharing,now
selectshare my mediaandthen click
'OK'.
s At this point you can scan for UPnP
servers on Pico Wi-Fi again, Pico Wi-Fi will
now be listed as a unknown device in the
media
sharingwindowclickthe Allow'
buttonandthen click'OK. PicoWi-Fishould
now be accessing yourWindows Media
Player Library.
PLEASE hIOTEthat ontyWMA files in
Windows MediaPlayer
are accessibleusing
UPnP
PlayingMusic Using UPnP
e When the UPnP server is configured to
share media files with Pico Wifi, you can
begin
playing
musicas follows:
mPress the BACK button until 'Stations' is
displayed.Turn the scroll wheel until 'Media
Player'iso*screen, then press the scroll
wheel to select.
s Turnscrollwheelto highlight'UPNP
Servers'and pressto select. Pico
willscan
for allavailableUPnPservers. Pleasenote,
it may take a few seconds for Pico to
complete its scan. Before the scan has
beencompleted,
Picowilldisplay'[Empty]'
and continue to do so if no UPnP servers
can befound.
w After a successful scan, select your UPnP
server, by notatingthe scroll wheel [if there
is more than one UPnP serverl. and then
pressing to select.
s Pico will now list the media categories
available
from the UPnPserver,e.g. 'Music',
'Playlists'
etc. Turn the scnollwheel to
choose which category you wish to browse,
then pr€ss to select. Tunn
the dial to
highlight a sub category and press to
select. Turn the scroll wheel to highlight the
media files that you wish to play,then press
to select.Picowilldisplay'[Add
to Sueue]',
pressthe scnollwheelagainand Picowill
add the tracks to its queue and begin
playing
them automatically.
-*.ao j

Browsing A 0ueue
w Press the EROWSE button - the currently
playing
track name will be displayed.Turn
the scroll wheel to see the tnacks that are
queuedfor playback. lf you want to jump to
a particularplace in the queue,pness the
scroll wheel when the required track is
displayed.lt is important to note here that
mediafilesscanned
fiom the radio's
'Windows
Shares'functioncan alsobe
addedto the radio's queue.
Fullinstructionson queue management,
contr"ollingmusic playbacketc. under UPnP
can befoundon page9.
Yr***-:immi:*c:.{:$nffi
lf you are experiencing any pnoblems with
your Pico Wi-Fi internet radio please nead
the following'troubleshooting'
guide.
Ahennatively
can can visit the HELPsection
of the Recivawebsite {www.reciva.comJ the
supporLsection of the Bevo websiLe
[www.revo-co.uk]
oncallour technical
supporLsEaffon 01 555 66 61 61.
lf you havetrouble connecting Pico Wi-Fito
youn
wireless network, these steps may help
to resolve the problem:
1. Confirm that a Wi-Fi connected PC can
accessthe Internet[i.e. can browsethe
webJusingthe same nebwork.
2. Checkthat a DHCPservenis available,or
that you have configuneda static lP addness
on the radio. You can configure a static lP
addresson the radio usingthe menu item
'Configure-> Netwonk Config-> Edit Config',
andthen select'No'for Auto [DHCPI'.
3- Checkthat your network's firewall is not
blockingany outgoing ports. As a
minimum,the Pico needsaccessto UDP
andTCPports 80, 554, 1755,500O and
7074.
4. Check
your accesspo;nt
does noi
restrict connections to particular MAC
addresses. You cen view the radio's MAC
address using the menu item 'Configure->
Network Config-> View Config-> MAC
address'.
5. lf you have an encrypted network, check
that you have entered the correct key or
passphr^ase
intothe radio. Rememberthat
text-format keysare case sensitive. lf, when
attempting to connect to an encrypted
network, your radio displays:'Wineless
error'followed by a Sdigh numbenthen
pleaseensure that you enter the correcL
pass phrase for the network. lf the pnoblem
persists, then you may need to consult your
network configuration,
lf Pico Wi-Fi can connect to the network
successfully,
but is unableto play parbicular
stations, ;t may be due to one of the
followingcauses:
1. The sLationis nol broadcastingat this
time of the dayfrememben it maybe
located in a different time zonel.
2. The stationhas reachedthe maximum
allowednumbenof simuhaneouslisteners.
3. The station is not broadcasting anymope.
4. The link
on the radio is out of date.
5. The Internet connection bebweenthe
server [often located in a different country)
and you is slow Try using a PC to play back
the stream via the broadcaster's web site.
lf you can playback the station with a PC,
but not via Pico Wi-Fi- use the fonm at
htbp:/,/www.reciva.com,/ to notifiyRecivaof
the prublem - they can change the siation
data that is used by the nadio.

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