E) Dlna-Playback; F) Alarm - Renkforce MS-60i Bedienungsanleitung

e) DLNA-playback

• The internet radio also supports DLNA. This means that you can play back music right on the internet
radio with a compatible device in the same network.
• This works, e.g., with Windows
tivated. At the first call, you will usually be asked automatically whether you want to switch on this
function. You may also need to release it in your firewall.
• Start the playback by right-clicking the track in Media Player and selecting "Play back on". The internet
radio has the DLNA name "AirMusic". You then need to click it.
• You can change the device name in the item "DLNA Setup" in the menu "Configuration".

f) Alarm

Call alarm settings:
• To switch to the menu where you can make the settings for the alarm, it is easiest to push the C10 button
on the remote control.
Alternatively, you can also find the settings in the menu "Configuration" - "Alarm".
Set alarm:
The device offers two alarm times that you can set and use independently of each other. The settings are
identical for both.
• Now either choose "Alarm 1 (Turn Off)" or "Alarm 2 (Turn Off)" in the alarm menu. For this, use the two
arrow buttons C5 and C6 again. Push "OK" (C9) for selection.
• Next, push the C5 button once or turn the A10 dial at the radio so that the white selection bar is set to
"Turn On". Confirm with C9 or A10.
• Push C9 or A10 again to select the menu "RepeatO".
• Select how often and when the alarm is to be repeated.
• Now select whether the alarm is to take place "Everyday", "Once" or on one or several specific week
days. Make your selection in the menu using the arrow buttons C5 and C6 or the A10 wheel again. To
select the desired option, confirm with the C9 or A10 button. The internet radio will sound the alarm on
days applied with a check mark.
• Use the button C7 to return to the previous menu and navigate to the item "Time: 00:00".
• Open the item and set the desired alarm time. For this, use the arrows on the remote control or the setting
wheel at the device. Confirm the time with the C9 or A10 button.
• Navigate to the item "Sound: Melody" and open it. Set the alarm sound here. Confirm your selection with
the C9 or A10 button.
Select "Beep" if you want your alarm to merely bleep.
If you select "Melody", a firmly stored wake-up melody is played back.
For "Internet Radio", you need to select a station from your saved favourites. If the internet radio station
is not found, e.g. because no WiFi connection is available, the standard bleep is played automatically
after 1 minute.
If you have chosen "FM", you need to select a stored radio station then.
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