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2) For FM and DAB reception, connect a
corresponding antenna to the jack FM
ANTENNA. If the reception conditions
are good, the wire antenna supplied
may be used.
3) A router is required for connection to the
Internet. Connect the jack LAN of the
WAP-200 to the router by means of a
cable. If the router supports WLAN, a
wireless connection can be established
as an alternative: Insert the WLAN
antenna supplied into the jack WLAN
ANTENNA and fasten it with the nut.
4) For replay via headphones, connect the
headphones to the 3.5 mm jack
will deactivate the output LINE OUT-
PUT.
CAUTION Never adjust the head-
phones to a very high vol-
ume. Permanent high vol-
umes may damage your
hearing! Your ear will get accustomed
to high volumes which do not seem to
be that high after some time. There-
fore, do not further increase a high vol-
ume after getting used to it.
5) For power supply, connect the mains
jack 230 V~ to a socket (230 V~ / 50 Hz),
using the mains cable supplied. As an
alternative or as a precaution against
power failure, operate the unit with a DC
voltage of 15 – 25 V via the screw termi-
nals 15 V .
3.2 Remote control
The remote control is supplied with a bat-
tery. Prior to initial operation, remove the
protective film from the battery support.
When pressing a button, always point the
remote control to the IR sensor (to the left
of the unit buttons). Make sure that there
are no obstacles between the sensor and
the remote control.
If the remote control is not used for a
longer time, remove the battery as a pre-
caution so that the remote control will not
be damaged in case the battery should
leak.
3.2.1 Replacing the battery
1) Push the latch of the battery support to
the right (first arrow in fig. 3) and pull out
the support (second arrow).
2) Remove the discharged battery and
insert the new battery (3 V button cell of
type CR 2025) in the support, positive
pole facing upwards.
Never put batteries in the house-
hold waste. To protect the envi-
ronment, always take them to a
special waste disposal, e. g. col-
lection container at your retailer.
3) Push the support back into the remote
control.
3.2.2 Function overview
Most of the functions are available via the
remote control. As they are not always
additionally described in the following
chapters, they can be found in the following
overview:
Button
Function
to switch to stand-by mode;
in standby-mode: to switch on
1 – 5
to call up stored stations 1... 5
to call up stored stations 6 ... 10:
SHIFT
press SHIFT, then button 1... 5
. This
for FM and DAB:
to call up the menu for storing the
PRESET
station; select storage location with
L
M
or
to set the time of the sleep timer
SLEEP
function; to set the alarm interval
to call up / exit the menu "Alarms";
in stand-by mode: to change
ALARM
between the alarm times;
when the alarm sounds: to stop the
alarm
to select the operating mode:
Internet radio
music player
MODE
DAB radio
FM radio
input AUX INPUT
to call up the menu;
MENU
to return to previous menu / display
L
/
M
to select a menu line
/
to select menu options
◀
▶
to return to previous menu / display
◀
without changing the settings
to call up the submenu or
ENTER
to confirm the setting and return to
the previous menu / display
FM / RDS or DAB:
to show additional information;
INFO
music player:
to show additional track information
music player:
REPEAT
to replay the playlist repeatedly
music player:
SHUFFLE
to replay the tracks in random order
PLAY/
music player:
STOP
to pause / continue the replay
VOLUME
to set the volume
– +
③
MUTE
to mute / unmute the sound
FM or DAB:
to start the scan (keep the button
pressed until the scan starts);
I
/
I
◀ ◀
▶ ▶
music player:
to go to the previous / next track
music player:
/
◀ ◀
▶ ▶
fast reverse / fast forward
④
Functions of the remote control
and store with ENTER
3.3 Initial switch-on and making
settings with the setup wizard
Important: To establish a wireless connec-
tion between the Internet radio and the
router, make sure that all Wi-Fi units
(except the router) are switched off during
the setup.
1) Switch on the WAP-200 with the switch
POWER.
WELCOME ƈ ƈ ƈ
the display.
Then the setup wizard will appear:
Notes
1. The unit is in the stand-by mode if only the
date and the time are shown on the display
after the switch POWER was used. In this
case, switch on the unit with the button
STANDBY (or
on the remote control).
2. If
Network settings
Please wait
Connecting.
appears on the display, press the button
MENU, turn the knob CONTROL SELECT
System settings
to select the line
press the knob to call up the menu "System
settings" and start the setup wizard via the
Setup wizard
line
. Then continue with
step 2.
3. Instead of English, a different menu lan-
guage can be set (see chapter 3.4.1).
4. The wizard can be called up any time via the
menu "System settings".
YES
2)
has been selected. Press the knob
CONTROL SELECT; the wizard will
start and the menu "Date / Time" will
appear:
3) The 24-hour format has been selected
for the time (indicated by the asterisk
If desired, turn the knob CONTROL
SELECT to select the 12-hour format.
Press the knob to confirm the format
selected. The menu for the automatic
time update will appear:
4) The time and the date can be set manu-
ally or automatically. The automatic set-
ting is easier and usually more precise.
The current setting is indicated by an
asterisk
*
(automatic setting via the
Internet = factory setting).
The other options are:
Automatic setting via a DAB station or
will appear on
⑤
,
⑥
*
).
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