User manual TERRATEC NOXON AUDIO

[. . . ] English manual Version 11. 11. 04 CE Declaration We: TerraTec Electronic GmbH, Herrenpfad 38, D-41334 Nettetal, Germany hereby declare that the product: ReceiverSystem NOXON Audio to which this declaration refers is in compliance with the following standards or standardizing documents: 1. EN 55024 The following are the stipulated operating and environmental conditions for said compliance: residential, business and commercial environments and small-company environments. This declaration is based on: Test report(s) of the EMC testing laboratory The information in this document is subject to change without notice and shall not be deemed as a warranty by the seller. No warranties, express or implied, are made with regard to the quality, suitability or accuracy of this document. [. . . ] When you find something you like, press the Save Preset button tion to that button. followed by a number button ­ to assign the sta- The NOXON will not have a station list until the first time you use it for Internet radio reception. Before you get started, the list has to be downloaded from VTuner, the NOXON radio list provider. Please keep in mind that constantly listening to Internet radio stations will result in the transfer of an enormous data volume over the course of a month. Your contract with your Internet service provider may be subject to a volume limit. We therefore recommend using an Internet access plan without volume restrictions. On the other hand, the actual bandwidth used varies strongly from one station to the next. As you already know from MP3 files, the bit rate is decisive for sound quality--a higher bit rate results in better sound, but also in a greater data volume. ReceiverSystem NOXON Audio (English) 21 The remote control. Here it is--your infrared calorie saver. Most of the controls will probably be familiar from other products from the world of consumer electronics. Buttons and their functions. Here's where you turn the NOXON on and off. Use the number buttons together with the Save Preset button ­ to store and recall radio stations. The buttons are also labeled with letters for text entries as described in the following section. To play or change to a selected staand tion, however, use the Play/Pause button. and Up and down navigation buttons. and Press and hold the navigation buttons when scrolling through long lists to enlarge the navigation increments. Play and Pause. Use these to start and pause playback or to switch to a radio station. Use Skip Forward and Skip Back to skip to the previous or next track on the playlist. and When entering text, the + button toggles between upper and lower case. Stops all playback. 22 ReceiverSystem NOXON Audio (English) and The Home button. This button takes you back to the home menu for your playback options. Use this button to jump straight to the VTuner selection list for Internet radio stations. Press the Save Preset button and a number button to assign up to ten titles or stations as presets. This button always displays the playback screen, regardless of whether anything is being played back or not. Entering text with the remote control. Letters can be entered into the NOXON via the numerical keypad in the same way you would with a cellphone keypad when writing an SMS. This can be useful when configuring the NOXON or changing the device's name. [. . . ] Hotline and Internet In case of a serious problem--where you can neither solve the problem on your own nor with the guided help found in this manual, nor with the help of your dealer--please contact us directly. If possible, try our Internet support system first: under http://www. terratec. com/ you will always find current answers to frequently asked questions (FAQ) and the latest drivers. If these options do not provide the necessary help, please contact our phone helpline or contact us online at http://supporten. terratec. net/. In addition, it would be helpful to our technicians if you are at your computer during the phone call so that you can carry out our tips and tricks directly. [. . . ]