Listening To Yamaha Av Receiver Radio Station Presets - Yamaha MCX-C15P Owner's Manual

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Listening to YAMAHA AV
receiver radio station presets
You can use your client to enjoy radio stations preset
on a YAMAHA AV receiver if one is connected to
the server. All stations preset on your YAMAHA AV
receiver are available for selection.
Make sure that both the server and connected
YAMAHA AV receiver are turned on before
carrying out the following procedure.
Notes
• This function is only available if your server is
connected to a correctly configured tuner-
equipped YAMAHA AV receiver via a cross type
RS-232C cable. Further, the REC OUT jack on
your YAMAHA AV receiver must be connected to
the server's ANALOG IN jack. See the
MCX-1000 Owner's Manual (page 13).
• The server can only distribute one radio preset
source signal at a time to clients. Switching the
preset radio station on one client changes the
preset radio station for all clients connected to
your server. In this case, the server automatically
switches to external analog input.
• The server cannot distribute signals from external
components or AV receivers in PCM format
quality. Signals are distributed in MP3 format
quality, regardless of the PCM settings on the
server.
MCX-3 WD01440
LIBRARY
VOL
MUTE
FAVORITES
1 2 3
SELECT
1
PLAY
MENU INPUT
INFO.
PAUSE
1 2 3
STOP
4 5 6
GROUP PLAY GROUP
7 S
OFF TIMER ON TIMER
1
2
3
4
5
6
4
2-6
BOOKMARK
RANDOM
REPEAT
RECALL
LISTENING TO EXTERNAL COMPONENTS
Press and hold MENU until the Top
Menu screen is displayed.
Press u / d to choose "Library" and
press SELECT.
Top Menu
Library
Recall Play
Press u / d to choose "External Inputs"
and press SELECT.
Library
Bookmarks
External Inputs
Press u / d to choose "AV Receiver"
and press SELECT.
External Inputs
Analog
AV Receiver
Press u / d to choose a preset group
and press SELECT.
External Inpu...
Preset A
Preset B
Press u / d to choose the station you
want to access and press SELECT.
Playback of the selected radio station begins.
External Inpu...
Station 1
Station 2
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