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- Page 1 My Music Player My Music Player LE User Guide V1.0 - May 11, 2017 © 2017, Waves System...
- Page 2 ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 The ID-AL products are the exclusive manufacturing of Waves System. Waves System Impasse de La Ville en Bois 44830 BOUAYE FRANCE Sales and information: +33 (0)2 40 78 22 44 E-mail: info@id-al.com...
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Page 3: Safety Instructions
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 CE Marking The CE marking is found on the nameplate, at the rear side of the device. It certifies the conformance of the device with the low voltage CE Directive, according to the EN 55022 standard, and the Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 61000-4-x. - Page 4 ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 Safety Instructions against Risks Due to Electric Currents The device must be connected to a grounded AC power outlet or a European standard outlet installed as per good professional practices.
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 Table of Contents 1. Introduction..............................8 2. Features............................... 9 3. My Music Player and My Music Player LE comparison................10 4. Hardware Description..........................11 4.1. My Music Player..........................11 4.2. - Page 6 ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 9.2. Web Radio............................33 . Operating the Web Radios......................... 33 . Operating of the Monitoring of the Web Radios.................34 . Settings of the Web Radios....................... 35 9.3.
- Page 7 ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 A.XII. Size..............................66 A.XIII. Weight............................66 Appendix B. Player Audio Diagram........................ 67 B.I. My Music Player..........................67 B.II. My Music Player LE........................... 67 Appendix C. Front Panel User Interface......................68 C.I.
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Page 8: Introduction
My Music Player and My Music Player LE allow various possibilities of update processes, connected or disconnected. The My Music Player and the My Music Player LE are dedicated to a wide spectrum of playback usages within public spaces such as retails, malls hotels, waiting rooms, bars, amusement parks, etc. -
Page 9: Features
Flash drive devices: ◦ The My Music Player LE has an external USB host for a usage basic and a cost effective of the content media support, by connecting a USB flash drive to the external USB host receptacle of the player. -
Page 10: My Music Player And My Music Player Le Comparison
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 3. My Music Player and My Music Player LE comparison Table 1: Comparison between the My Music Player and the My Music Player LE Function My Music Player LE... -
Page 11: Hardware Description
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 4. Hardware Description 4.1. My Music Player 1. External USB host receptacle for USB flash drive 2. USB device for an updating straight from a computer 3. -
Page 12: My Music Player
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 4.2. My Music Player LE 1. LCD screen 2. Clickable knob for volume control, transport commands and setup menu 3. Infrared sensor Front face 4. Power supply connector of the player 5. -
Page 13: Installation
Caution! Before any connection of a device onto a player, it is required to switch it off. 5.1. My Music Player For a precise information of the use of each connection of the My Music Player, please refer to the pertaining chapters, related to the connections: •... -
Page 14: Main Storage Device (Main Media)
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 5.2. My Music Player LE For a precise information of the use of each connection of the My Music Player LE, please refer to the pertaining chapters, related to the connections: •... -
Page 15: Prior To Switching On The Player
6.1. Main Storage Device (Main Media) . Introduction The functioning of the My Music Player and the My Music Player LE requires a referent media storage device called Main Media. The player cannot work without a Main Media. Within the Main Media are stored the music, audio and playlists files that will be played by the player. -
Page 16: Message And Commercial Folders (Spot)
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 Accepted file formats • M3U files. Player behavior • The PLAYLIST folders are dedicated to play one or more audio playlists. The folder content is played in a loop. There are two playback modes for all the playlists of the folder: random and sequential. -
Page 17: Temporary Folder (Tmp)
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 • TM3, INI, TXT and ZIP files. Player behavior • The SYSTEM folder is dedicated to manage the files that are not audio files / playlist files. This folder is used to store a timestamped programming file, a temporary file of an advanced configuration or different log files self-generated by the player. - Page 18 The auxiliary input allows to switch to the playback of a local third-party audio device plugged onto the audio input of the My Music Player. If an audio content of the Main Media or an Alternate Media Media is played, the current playback is stopped before the switch to the auxiliary input.
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Page 19: Files And Folders Naming Rules
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 It is recommended to use a support storage for to optimize a no-stop functioning. We recommend to use a Sandisk© storage device. In order, the storage devices that will be used as Main Media or Alternate Media must, prior to its use, be formatted in FAT32. -
Page 20: Playlist - Playlist Folders
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 . MUSIC – Music Folders The music folders are stored into a root folder named MUSIC. The naming of a music folder is composed of the prefix MUS and 3 digits between 001 and 999 and an optional arbitrary name. -
Page 21: Spot - Message And Commercial Folders
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 . SPOT – Message and Commercial Folders The spot folders are stored into a root folder named SPOT. The name of a spot folder is composed of the prefix SPT and 3 digits between001 and 999 and an optional arbitrary name. -
Page 22: First Use
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 7. First Use 7.1. Requirements • A computer based on Microsoft Windows, MAC OS or Linux operating system. • A storage device used as the Main Media. - Page 23 ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 The player asks to redefine the Main Media when: • No storage device is plugged to the player • The storage device is not prepared as described into Preparing a Storage Device (page 18).
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Page 24: Use Of The Player
(Scheduler): please refer to Timestamped Programming with the Scheduler (page 34). • with the use of the RS-232 serial link (My Music Player only): please refer to RS-232 Serial Link Protocol (page 91). 8.1. Playback of the Audio Files, Web radios and Other Audio Sources . -
Page 25: Playback Of A Playlist Folder (Playlist)
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 Method Process “Quick launch” menu SOURCE: MUSIC → Select a folder (number + folder name). “Advanced” menu USER → SOURCE → SELECT SOURCE MUS/PLS/SPT → MUS → Select a folder number →... -
Page 26: Playback Of A Web Radio
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 Methods: Method Process “Advanced” menu USER → SOURCE → SELECT SOURCE MUS/PLS/SPT → SPT → Select a folder number → Select a playback mode. Web browser software User page →... -
Page 27: Playback Of An Alternative Storage Device (Alternate Media) (My Music Player Only)
Select one alternative storage device in the following list: USB-INT - USB-EXT or SD-CARD or HDD- INT. For more information about the Alternate Media, please refer to Alternative Storage Devices (Alternate Media) (My Music Player only) (page 18) and Organizing the Files and Folders onto Alternative Storage Devices (Alternate Media)(My Music Player only) (page 21). -
Page 28: Playing The Next Track Or Next Web Radio (Next Command)
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 • This command to stops the current playback. • Player behavior: This command stops the current playback of a MUSIC folder, a PLAYLIST folder, a web radio or a Alternate Media. -
Page 29: Playing The Previous Track Or Previous Web Radio (Previous Command)
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 Method Process Infrared remote control Press the button ( ►► ). Front panel button (My Music Player only) Press the button ( 2 ). Web browser software User page →... - Page 30 ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 Methods: Method Process Volume knob Turn to left the knob to decrease the main volume. Turn to right the knob to increase the main volume. Web browser software User page →...
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Page 31: Programming The Player
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 9. Programming the Player This chapter explains how to configure the player and to program the playback. These procedures can be performed from the several interfaces listed below. For more information about each interface, please refer to the pertaining chapters. -
Page 32: Setting Of The "Autoplay" Function
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 Autoplay mode Description Web Server Setting “Advanced” menu None NONE Does not play at the startup. MUSxxx folder Play a selected music folder (MUSIC). PLSxxx folder Play a selected music folder (PLAYLIST). -
Page 33: Operating Of The Monitoring Of The Web Radios
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 Up to 10 web radios can be configured in the settings called “Presets”, numbered from 1 to 10. A web radio preset is composed of a name (an arbitrary name for the web radio preset) and an URL (the MP3 address or M3U address of the web radio stream) Once a web radio is setup, please refer to Playback of a Web Radio (page 26) to play a web radio. -
Page 34: Settings Of The Web Radios
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 . Settings of the Web Radios Method Process Web browser software Administrator page → Web Radio: • For web radio monitoring: 1. Without stream, play folder: select a folder number from 001 to 999. - Page 35 ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 Functioning of the calendar • The dates that do not require any action are left empty and do not refer to any day template. • If several dates require the exact same set of actions, then the calendar refers to the same day template for these dates.
- Page 36 ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 I: the commands of the event are executed immediately ●: the commands of the event are executed at the end of the currently played file. Functioning of a day template -36- ©...
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Page 37: List Of Commands
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 . List of commands Command Description MUSIC Play a Music folder in random mode. Select a folder number from 1 to 999 (from (Random) the folder MUS001 to MUS999). -
Page 38: Creating A Scheduler File
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 For more information about FTP update, please refer to Management of the Main Storage Device Content (page 38) and FTP Client Page (page 84). . Creating a Scheduler File The Scheduler file is generated by the Scheduler software developed for this purpose. -
Page 39: Using The Main Media With A Computer
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 Method Network Handling Scheduler Deployment Provider Skills Main Media connected to a None Small computer Player as Computer USB Device None Small Embedded FTP Server Local or... -
Page 40: Using The Usb Device Connector (My Music Player Only)
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 1. Switch off the player. 2. Remove the Main Media. 3. Plug the Main Media on a computer. 4. Use the file manager to update the content on the Main Media. -
Page 41: Using The Embedded Ftp Server
◦ Recommended for off-site handling. ◦ Recommended for exclusive content management with a distant provider. ◦ Recommended with the use of a built-in connector for the Main Media (My Music Player only). ◦ Recommended for managing one or more players. -
Page 42: Using The Embedded Samba Server
◦ Recommended for a content management directly done by the end user. ◦ Recommended whit the use of a built-in connector for the Main Media (My Music Player only). ◦ Recommended for the management of one or more players on the same local network. -
Page 43: Using The Embedded Ftp Clients In A Synchronization Mode
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 • The client Samba file management modalities of use can change from an operating system to another, but the settings can be summarized as follows: 1. The player needs to be properly connected and accessible through the network. Please refer to Ethernet Network Connection (page 49) and Ethernet Page of the Web server (Page 81). -
Page 44: Using The Embedded Ftp Clients With A Script
◦ Recommended for an exclusive content management with a distant provider. ◦ Recommended for managing one or more players. ◦ Recommended with the use of a built-in connector for the Main Media (My Music Player only). ◦ Easy preparation of the update content. - Page 45 ◦ Recommended for the management of one or more players. ◦ Recommended with the use of a built-in connector for the Main Media (My Music Player only). ◦ Unscheduled content updates can be operated directly with the front panel user interface menu (on-site handling) or with the web server (remote handling).
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Page 46: Using A Removable Device Storage With A Script
◦ Recommended for the management of distant location players without an Ethernet connection access. ◦ Recommended with the use of a built-in l connector for the Main Media (My Music Player only). ◦ Easy to install in a restricted network access policies environment. -
Page 47: Setup The Ftp Client Presets
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 Scripts (page 86). • Remove the storage device with the use of the eject procedure of the computer operating system. 2. Switch off the player. 3. Insert the storage device on a free storage device connector of the player that is not used by the Main Media. - Page 48 ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 Setting Description Name Set an arbitrary name for the FTP client preset (e.g. My Company FTP). Host Set the URL (web or IP address) of the FTP server (e.g. ftp.mycompany.com or 192.168.100.10).
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Page 49: Ethernet Network Connection
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 folder, to the Main Media of the player. But the sub folder SPT005 2016 of the folder SPOT and the sub folder MUS001 Classic of the folder MUSIC will be ignored with the FTP synchronization process. -
Page 50: Establishing The Wired Connection
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 . Establishing the Wired Connection If your are not familiar with the Ethernet network vocabulary please read the section Ethernet Network Glossary (page 53) that follows this chapter. -
Page 51: Accessing The Player With Internet
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 • With the default NetBIOS name of the player: Through the NetBIOS service of the Ethernet network, by default, the player responds to a factory name. The factory name is composed to the characters string mmp- (or MMP-) and the hexadecimal serial number of the player (e.g. - Page 52 ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 Example: Internet access with point-to-point VPN solution Of course, other setups are possible. Please, contact the network administrator to deploy properly a VPN solution. 2. Use a non-secure network with the NAT/PAT configuration of the local Internet router: For a basic access to the player over Internet without security cares, most Internet routers allow to create a gateway between the local area network and the Internet network.
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Page 53: Ethernet Network Glossary
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 Note: The player only support IPv4 network, that mean that the modem, the bridge or the router which allows to be connected to the Internet network need to provide a NAT/PAT function. The player web server use the port 80 and the player FTP server use the port 21. -
Page 54: Setting The Clock Of The Player
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 Provider) customer service line to check. If the router isn’t configured to use DHCP then they will also be able to give configuration settings needed in order to get online. If the player is connected to an office LAN (Local Area Network), contact the network administrator. -
Page 55: Setting The Date And The Time
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 Important: My Music Player only, if the player is not connected to the Ethernet network, or if the automatic update of the time system thanks to the network (NTP) is not possible while the player is connected to the network, it is necessary to perform the System Clock Calibration (page 93) to obtain the highest level of the clock accuracy. -
Page 56: Configuring The Network Time Protocol (Ntp)
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 Region. ◦ The list of world area is as follows: Africa (AFR), America (AME), Antarctica (ANT), Arctic (ARC), Asia (ASI), Atlantic (ATL), Australia (AUS), Europe (EUR), Indian (IND) and Pacific (PAC). -
Page 57: Changing The Volumes Of The Independent Outputs
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 . Changing the Volumes of the Independent Outputs Principle: • This setting is assigned to modify individually the volume setting of each audio outputs of the player. -
Page 58: Changing The Volumes Of The Audio Sources
ADMINISTRATOR → VOLUMES/GAINS → GAIN OUTPUT → XLR and RCA for the My Music Player, or AMP (amplified) and RCA for the My Music Player LE → Select a gain from 0 to +9. Configuration file (system.ini) Please refer to Settings of the Parameters with “system.ini” File (page 62). -
Page 59: Changing The Fade In And Fade Out Settings
9.9. Audio File Encryption The player can play specific encrypted MP3 files. These encrypted MP3 files are compatible only with ID-AL range of players. In order to prevent their use with other devices than those provided in a given installation. -
Page 60: Updating The Firmware
The grating of a new license is at the discretion of the ID-AL / Waves System company. To obtain a MP3 encryption software with an exclusive license, please contact ID-AL / Waves System company. - Page 61 Warning! All the USB flash drive of the market are not compatible with the firmware update process. To avoid this issue with a My Music Player, it is highly recommended to use an SD card instead a USB flash drive, to perform this procedure.
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Page 62: Settings Of The Parameters With "System.ini" File
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 6. When this updating is completed, the LCD screen displays the same information as the standard startup, with or without Main Media (Please refer to First boot (page 22)). The update of the “Firmware”... -
Page 63: Appendix A. Characteristics
2 x 6 W - 8 Ohms THD 10% ▪ 2 x 12 W - 4 Ohms THD 10% *(HW V1.0 only): the My Music Player sold after the september 2015 do not have anymore SATA connector. A.II. Audio File Formats Supported •... -
Page 64: A.iv. Web Radio Stream Formats Supported
DHCP and fixed IP (IPv4) possibilities • Embedded NetBIOS identification service A.VIII. Build-in Clock • Timekeeping when the player is not powered: up to 2 months for the My Music Player (Ind C or higher) and the My Music Player LE (Ind F or higher) A.IX. -
Page 65: Consumption (12 V Supplied)
A.X. Consumption (12 V supplied) • My Music Player without internal SATA host device and with a low power USB flash drive: 350 mA • My Music Player LE without amplifier(1) and with a low power USB flash drive(2): 250 mA... -
Page 66: Appendix B. Player Audio Diagram
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 Appendix B. Player Audio Diagram B.I. My Music Player Audio diagram of the My Music Player B.II. My Music Player LE Audio diagram of the My Music Player LE... -
Page 67: Appendix C. Front Panel User Interface
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 Appendix C. Front Panel User Interface The front panel features an LCD and a clickable knob aimed at viewing the player state, controlling the player, and configuring it. This chapter explains how to use this user interface. -
Page 68: C.ii. Changing The Main Volume
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 • counterclockwise to decrease the volume, • clockwise to increase the volume. For more information about the main volume, Please refer to Player Audio Diagram (page 66) and Changing the Main Volume (page 29). - Page 69 ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 LCD Screen Function USER menu for commands and settings of the user USER ▼ access. Select a specific playback source. ► SOURCE ▼ (Source Name) Select a MUSIC, a PLAYLIST or a SPOT folder from ►...
- Page 70 ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 Adjust the volume gain from 0 to +9 of the audio ► GAIN OUTPUT ▲ outputs: XLR and RCA for the My Music Player, AMP XLR:(±xx)▪RCA:(±xx) ▼...
- Page 71 ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 (ON/OFF) ▼ Select a primary DNS address (IPv4) from ► PRIMARY DNS ▲ 000.000.000.000 to 255.255.255.255. (xxx):(xxx):(xxx):(xxx) ▼ Select an alternative DNS address (IPv4) from ►...
- Page 72 ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 FTP:(xx)▪SURE?:(YES/NO) Message displayed by the LCD during an FTP ► FTP UPDATING update. PLEASE WAIT... My Music Player only: select the USB device mode. ► USB DEVICE MODE ▲...
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Page 73: Appendix D. Web Server
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 Appendix D. Web server The web server is assigned to control the status of the player and to obtain an information about the player, to select an audio source with the advanced options, to perform special commands and also to configure the player. -
Page 74: D.ii. About Page
Product serial number (hexadecimal number). Firmware version Firmware version number of the player. D.II. About Page This About page provides the information in order to contact the company ID-AL without being logged to the web server. -74- © 2017, Waves System... -
Page 75: D.iii. Log In Page
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 About page view About Contact US Address ID-AL company postal address Website ID-AL company website address E-mail ID-AL company E-mail address Phone ID-AL company phone number ID-AL company fax number D.III. - Page 76 ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 User page view User Player State Playback status (Playing or Stopped) of the player. Source Source used by the player. • My Music Player: Internal USB, External USB, SD card, Internal HDD, Web radio, Aux input.
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Page 77: Administrator Page
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 Remaining time Remaining time of the audio file played from the Main Media or an Alternate Media. Elapsed time Elapsed time since the web radio connection. - Page 78 ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 Administrator page view Administrator Date/Time Parametres Change Date/Time Modify date, time and time zone parameters. Date Current date. Time Current time. -78- © 2017, Waves System...
- Page 79 ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 Time zone Current time zone. NTP Synchronization Enable or disable the NTP synchronization service (On / Off). NTP server 1 Set the URL of the first NTP server used with the NTP synchronization service (default 0.pool.ntp.org).
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Page 80: D.vi. Date/Time
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 outputs (default 0). (My Music Player LE only) Protection Zip script file password Set a protection password for the update of content with the script procedure using the zip compressed files (default –... -
Page 81: D.vii. Ethernet Page
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 For more information about the Date/Time, please refer to Setting the Clock of the Player (page 54). D.VII. Ethernet Page The Ethernet page allows to set several parameters pertaining to the Ethernet network configuration, the FTP server access and the samba server access. -
Page 82: D.viii. Web Radio Page
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 Alternative address when the DNS auto option is disabled (DNS auto column). FTP Server Acess Username Set the username for the access of the FTP server (default ftp). - Page 83 ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 Web Radio page view Web Radio Web Radio General Parameters Without stream, play folder Set the number of the music folder to by played when the web radio stream is cut, from the folder 001 to 999 (default 001).
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Page 84: D.ix. Ftp Client Page
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 For more information about the web radio, please refer to Web Radio (page 32). D.IX. FTP Client Page The FTP Client page allows to configure the parameters pertaining to the FTP clients update, to the connection settings, to the naming, to the server locations, to the access accounts, to the modes used and more. - Page 85 ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 server prior to the abortion of the FTP update, from 0 to 99 attempts (default Passive mode Enable or disable the passive mode in order to determine the setting up of the FTP connection port (default disable / active mode).
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Page 86: Appendix E. Content Updates With The Use Of Scripts
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 Appendix E. Content Updates with the Use of Scripts E.I. Introduction The Script function is used for the content management from: • A third-party storage device, see Using a Removable Device Storage with a Script (page 46). -
Page 87: E.ii. [Header] Section
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 • The empty parameters are ignored or the default values are used. • Only one command by line is accepted. E.II. [HEADER] Section The [HEADER] section provides to the player some data like the date, the name and the version of the update. - Page 88 ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 the folder MUS001 of the MUSIC folder of the Main Media of the player. • COPYALL Description: Copy the entire contents from the update content to the Main Media. If a file already exist on the Main Media, it is replaced.
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Page 89: E.iv. [Comments] Section
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 Rename the file Song.mp3 to Track.mp3, into the folder MUS001 of the folder MUSIC of the Main Media of the player. REN "\SPOT\SPT067" "SPT067 – Welcome Message"... - Page 90 ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 3. The folder New Soul from the source is copied as the folder MUS045 New Soul in the folder MUSIC of the Main Media. 4. The file Magic Song.mp3 in the folder path \MUSIC\MUS002 Rock\80s of the Main Media is deleted.
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Page 91: Appendix F. Rs-232 Serial Link Protocol
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 Appendix F. RS-232 Serial Link Protocol This chapter will coming soon... -91- © 2017, Waves System... -
Page 92: Appendix G. Configuration File (System.ini)
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 Appendix G. Configuration File (system.ini) This chapter will coming soon... -92- © 2017, Waves System... -
Page 93: Appendix H. System Clock Calibration
ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 Appendix H. System Clock Calibration H.I. Introduction The accuracy of the clock system of the player is a sine qua non requirement for the respect of a timetable. - Page 94 ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0 Method Process “Advanced” menu ADMINISTRATOR → DATE/TIME → NTP MODE → set the NTP to ON. Web browser software Administrator page → set the NTP synchronization → to ON →...
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