SMC Networks SMCWAA-B - Manuals

12 Section 2.4 | Wireless Audio Adapter LCD Screen Features The Wireless Audio Adapter has a built-in LCD screen. Together with the remote control device, it enables you to access Internet Radio stations as well as music files stored on your PC. The following table describes the symbols that may be ...

13 The menu displayed on the Wireless Audio Adapter LCD screen is organized as a hierarchy, enabling access to the Favorite stations as well as music files stored in your PC’s Musicmatch Music Library . The top level menu structure is shown below.

14 3 | System Requirements To use the SMCWAA-B, you must have: • A PC running Windows 98SE/Me/2000/XP • CD-ROM drive • Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 or later • SVGA or higher resolution monitor (minimum resolution 800x600) • Sound card • Video display card • Minimum of 96MB RAM and 300 MHz CPU • M...

15 4 | Musicmatch Jukebox UPnP Server Installation Windows 98SE/Me/2000/XP NOTE: Installation processes such as this may require the use of your original, licensed copy of Windows. Please have your Windows CD available BEFORE proceeding with the installation. 1. Insert the EZ Installation Wizard and...

17 5 | SMC EZ-Stream™ 11Mbps Wireless Audio Adapter Setup The following table describes the various supported network environments. The wireless network should be installed and running before you attempt to install the Wireless Audio Adapter. Network Environment Description Wireless, via an Access P...

18 6 | Playing Your Multimedia Content Section 6.1 | Navigating the LCD Screen Menus The following diagram describes how to use the remote control buttons to navigate the LCD screen menus: Section 6.2 | Before You Start • The Wireless Audio Adapter must be connected to the wireless network. • The UP...

22 Rate: 128 Kbps Encoded bit rate Sample: 48 KHz Sampling frequency Stereo Audio format (stereo or mono) Section 6.6 | Using Preset Numbers to Store Items You can store a music file, album, playlist etc using one of 10 preset numbers. Follow these steps to store an item: 1. Select an item to be sto...

24 Section 6.8 | Using the Configuration functions Configuration Menu This chapter describes how to use the following functions: • Site Survey Set up your Wireless Audio Adapter by selecting one of the available networks. • Network Setup Manually configure wireless network, TCP/IP and proxy settings...

25 Selecting a Wireless Network This step is normally performed as part of the installation process. However, should new wireless networks become available after installation, you can use this function to select and setup a new network profile for your Wireless Audio Adapter. 1. Press the Configurat...

26 ASCII Character Table Method Scroll up and down through ASCII character table . Note: * denotes the currently selected item. Select / Save changes or Move right one character at a time. Cancel changes or Move left one character at a time. Note: You must press the Select key twice after you have f...

27 asterisk *) will be changed. 6. Press the Scroll Up/Down buttons until the desired network setting is selected. Press the Select button to edit the setting. Note: for settings that require text input, this triggers Edit Mode. 7. Make the changes required to the setting and press the Select button...

29 Setting Explanation Options: Enabled Disabled (default) Proxy Hostname Name of the proxy server host computer. Example: proxy.mydomain.com Proxy Port Port on the proxy server to which the device connects. Example: 8080 Viewing Network Status Settings If you followed the Getting Started section an...

31 7 | SMC EZ-Stream 11Mbps Wireless Audio Adapter Utility The Wireless Audio Adapter (WAA) Utility is PC-based software that allows you to configure your Wireless Audio Adapter network profiles. Normally, you will only need to use this tool if: • you want to configure your profile settings OR • you...

33 Section 7.2 | Installing a New SMCWAA-B Manually by Editing a Profile If the automatic Wireless Audio Adapter configuration does not work, you can use the SMCWAA-B Utility to edit the profile manually. 1. Use the remote control to set the Wireless Audio Adapter to use the “Default” profile. 2. Be...

37 8 | Creating and Editing Multimedia Content MUSICMATCH Jukebox Basic allows you to create audio content that you can share on your Home Entertainment Network! And it is included on your CD-ROM. It also allows you to conveniently and easily edit the ID3 tag of your MP3s so that you can readily ide...

39 9 | Troubleshooting Problem Possible Cause Solution The Wireless Audio Adapter does not react to remote commands and hangs in the UPnP Menu structure. This can be caused by network delays when sending out UPnP requests. Wait a few seconds and try again. If the problem persists, turn off the Wirel...

40 10 | Frequently Asked Questions • Can I share network drives? o Yes. You must first share the drive (using standard Windows sharing) from the PC that contains the multimedia content you want access to. Then go to the host PC where the Musicmatch Jukebox UPnP Server software is installed. Map the ...

42 may be out of range of each other. It is recommended to leave this setting at its default value leaving this feature disabled. • What is Authentication Algorithm? o Authentication Algorithm is the means by which one station is authorized to communicate with another. In an Open System, any station...

43 11 | Technical Specifications Standards: IEEE 802.11b Universal Plug-and-Play (UPnP) Intel Networked Media Product Requirements (NMPR) – Control Point Wireless Data Rates (With Automatic Fall-back): 802.11b = 1/2/5.5/11 Mbps Data Modulation Techniques: 802.11b (DSSS) = BPSK, QPSK, CCK Radio Signa...

44 Infrastructure Interface: Network: 802.11b Audio: SNR (A-weighted): >100dB 1.5m length right-angle 1/8” TRS jack to dual RCA audio L/R LCD matrix: 88.44(W) x 39.66(H) mm File Format: Audio – MP3: up to 320kbps (CBR or VBR), WMA-9 ID3 v1 or v2 Internet Radio via Rhapsody Operating System: Windo...

47 IP Address - IP stands for Internet Protocol. An IP address consists of a series of four numbers separated by periods, that identifies an single, unique Internet computer host. Example: 192.34.45.8. ISP - Internet Service Provider. An ISP is a business that provides connectivity to the Internet f...