Wifi Mode; Establishing A Network Connection And Activating The Voice Control - Medion LIFE P66120 Bedienungsanleitung

13. WiFi mode

The device voice control is always active, provided it has been set up before-
hand. To set up the voice control, press the MODE button several times un-
til WIFI CONNECTING appears on the display. The LED display below this
lights up white if a network connection has not yet been established with an ac-
cess point (AP). The voice control works using Amazon Alexa®. A network con-
nection must be established with another Internet-enabled device for this.
13.1. Establishing a network connection and
activating the voice control
The MEDION SPEAKER app is required to set up Amazon Al-
exa®, this can be easily installed from the App Store (Apple) or
Google Play Store (Android). To set up the voice control please
proceed as follows:
 Switch the radio on and activate WiFi mode with the MODE button.
 Install and open the MEDION SPEAKER app on your external device (e.g. iP-
hone) and activate WLAN. The app now searches for a wireless HiFi system.
The LED indicator below the display flashes white alternately. Once the de-
vice has been paired, the radio can be put into connection mode by press-
ing the for a prolonged time.
 Now select the device model.
 You must then establish a network connection with the radio in your WLAN
settings. You now change to the WLAN settings of your smartphone here.
 Search for network-enabled devices in your WLAN settings. The MEDION
MD 44120 radio now appears in the list. The last digits of the MAC address
are shown to distinguish precisely between different devices.
 Now select the MEDION MD 44120 device and connect to it.
You will hear an indication that the devices have been connected successfully
and you should continue to the follow the app instructions.
 Go back one step from your WLAN settings to return to the MEDION SPEAK-
ER app.
 Select the desired WLAN network to which the radio is to be connected,
then enter the corresponding password and continue.
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