Apple Airplay Requirements; Wi-Fi Status Light; Downloading The Dts Play-Fi App; Connecting To A Wireless Network: Access Point Setup - MartinLogan Crescendo X User Manual

APPLE AIRPLAY REQUIREMENTS

• An iOS device running iOS 4.3.3 or later.
• Mac with OS X Mountain Lion, or later.
• Mac or PC with iTunes 10.2.2, or later.

WI-FI STATUS LIGHT

The Wi-Fi Status light tells you what your wireless
product is doing (fig. 1 & 2).
• Rapid Blinking: booting up.
• Blinking: connecting to a wireless router.
• Slow Pulse: Access Point Setup Mode.
• Two Blinks & Pause: WPS (Wi-Fi Protected
Setup) Mode.
• Solid: Connected to a wireless router.
• Off: Connected to a router via Ethernet.
DOWNLOADING THE DTS PLAY-FI
• Android Device Users: Download DTS's free Play-Fi
app from the Google Play
• iOS Device Users: Download DTS's free Play-Fi
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Apple AirPlay
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DTS Play-Fi
Mac PC
Apple AirPlay
DTS Play-Fi
Windows PC
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CONTENT
• Select music services
• iTunes music stored on device
• iTunes audio content
• All iOS music apps
• Select music services
• iTunes music stored on device
• All audio content
• All audio content
• iTunes audio content
app from the Apple App Store.
• PC Users: Download DTS's free Play-Fi program
from https://play-fi.com/apps/windows
TURNING WI-FI ON AND OFF
After powering on the speaker, the default status of
Wi-Fi is on. Press and hold the Standby/Mute and
Vol+ buttons for 3 seconds to turn Wi-Fi off. Press
and hold the Standby/Mute and Vol+ buttons for 3
seconds to turn Wi-Fi back on.
CONNECTING TO A WIRELESS NETWORK:
ACCESS POINT SETUP
Access Point Setup causes your MartinLogan
wireless product to behave as if it were a wireless
router. Using your mobile device or Wi-Fi capable
PC, you connect directly to your wireless product
using Wi-Fi, select your home wireless network,
. and enter the network password.
MULTI-ROOM SUPPORT
• Up to eight
• Multiple simultaneous users
• Speakers can be zoned
• One to one
• Up to eight
• Multiple simultaneous users
• Speakers can be zoned
• Up to six
• Up to eight
• Multiple simultaneous users
• Speakers can be zoned
• Up to six