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Revision 1.1 January, 2003
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  • Page 1 Installation and User’s Guide Escient Manual No. M22002-01A1 Revision 1.1 January, 2003 Copyright ©2003...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    About Connecting Audio ... 28 Connecting to Ethernet Networks... 29 Connecting to Third Party Control Systems ... 30 Connecting an Escient Touch Screen ... 31 Connecting the Power Cord ... 32 FireBall-MP Power States: On, Standby, Off... 33 Chapter 3 - Getting Started ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 34 Front Panel Basics ...
  • Page 3 Using the Remote Control ... 36 Text Entry Via the FireBall-MP Remote Control ... 41 What Is The Setup Process?... 44 Using the Remote, Keyboard, or Touch Screen ... 45 Overview Of User Interface ... 46 Chapter 4 - Playing Music --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 51 Accessing Music Mode...
  • Page 4 To Change Security Settings ... 90 To Access FireBall-MP Utilities ... 92 Chapter 8 - Touch Screen Overview -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 93 Escient ETP Touch Screen Interaction ... 94 Elan VIA! Touch Panel Configuration ... 100 Appendix A - Cable Pin-Out Configurations--------------------------------------------------------------------- 101 Pin Configurations for RS-232 Cables to Control Systems ...
  • Page 5 Appendix E - FireBall-MP Internet Connections --------------------------------------------------------------- 130 When Does FireBall-MP Connect To Internet?... 131 Appendix F - Enhanced Entertainment Services -------------------------------------------------------------- 132 Enhanced Entertainment Services Using Escient's OpenGlobe Services ... 133 Appendix G - Home Networking ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 135 What is Home Networking?... 136 Direct Connection to a FireBall Server ...

  • Page 6: Chapter 1 - Introduction

    Chapter 1 - Introduction About This Manual Record Your Serial Number Copyright Warranty Information Trademarks and Service Marks Escient Privacy Policy Cautions and Warnings Important Safety Instructions Manual Disclaimers Limits Terms and Definitions Contact Information -MP I & U ’...

  • Page 7: About This Manual

    FireBall-MP Serial No. __________________ Copyright This manual is the copyrighted property of Escient. Any use or reproduction of this manual in any form without the expressed written permission of Escient is a violation of copyright laws. ©2000 - 2003 Escient. 1 - I...

  • Page 8: Warranty Information

    This includes failure to start, improper operation, or intermittent failures. As part of the warranty, Escient will pay for all labor and materials used in the repair of the system. Escient reserves the right to use new or factory refurbished parts in the repair of these in-warranty systems.
  • Page 9 • Battery replacement. Escient’s sole liability for any defective product is limited to the repair or replacement of the product at our discretion. Escient shall not be liable for damages to other property caused by defects in this product, damages based upon inconvenience, loss of use of the product, loss of time or data, commercial loss or any other damages, whether real, incidental or consequential.
  • Page 10 $100 in cost so please protect yourself by providing additional insurance for the returned product. Out of Warranty Repair - Escient provides out of warranty repair service on a cost plus labor basis. Minimum charges will apply. Technical support will provide information on this service at the time of the call.

  • Page 11: Trademarks & Service Marks

    - M22002-01A1 NSTALLATION UIDE Trademarks & Service Marks Escient and the Escient logo are registered trademarks of Escient. ® FireBall-MP and Physital are trademarks of Escient Other product names mentioned herein are used for identification purposes only and may be trademarks of their respective companies.

  • Page 12: Escient Privacy Policy

    Escient Privacy Policy Escient is committed to providing you with a product that you enjoy and are confident in using, and are committed to providing services in a private and secure environment. We recognize and respect each individual user’s privacy and have created this Privacy Policy to demonstrate our commitment to your privacy.

  • Page 13: Cautions & Warnings

    A 3 prong outlet is required. Caution: You are cautioned that any change or modification not expressly approved in this manual or approved in writing by an authorized representative of Escient could void your warranty and/or your authority to operate this equipment.

  • Page 14: Important Safety Instructions

    -MP I & U ’ - M22002-01A1 NSTALLATION UIDE Important Safety Instructions • Read these instructions. • Keep these instructions. • Heed all warnings. • Follow all instructions. • Do not use this apparatus near water. • Clean only with a dry cloth. •...
  • Page 15 -MP I & U ’ - M22002-01A1 NSTALLATION UIDE • Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus. • Only use the attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer. •...

  • Page 16: Manual Disclaimers

    FireBall-MP interface screens. However, since FireBall-MP has the capability of downloading software updates and enhancements on a regular basis, the resulting screen updates may no longer match the images in this manual. Check the Escient website for any updates.

  • Page 17: Terms And Definitions

    Terms and Definitions Following are terms used throughout this manual. • Button - refers to a graphic item on the display screen. • Group – a collection of similar music titles. Standard groups are provided (such as groups based on genre) and custom groups can be created. For example, within the Music Guide, groups contain a collection of CD’s, recorded CD’s, or custom Playlists organized automatically by genre or manually by the user.
  • Page 18 • Playlist – a custom Music title made up of tracks from one or more titles – in effect, a custom CD. • Selected – the result of pressing the PLAY or SELECT key to activate the highlighted title, track, or program. •...

  • Page 19: Contact Information

    Contact Information Escient may be contacted by using the following information. Once you have worked with your local Escient dealer, we encourage you to contact us if you are in need of any further assistance. Escient 6325 Digital Way Indianapolis, Indiana 46278 Phone: 800-372-4368 Press “2”...

  • Page 20: Chapter 2-Setting Up Fireball-Mp

    Chapter 2-Setting Up FireBall-MP Unpack The Equipment What Else Is Needed Back Panel Reviewed Connecting FireBall-MP to a TV or Monitor Connecting Devices Using the IR Input Connecting to Ethernet Networks Connecting to Third Party Control Systems Connecting to a Multi-Room Controller or Touch Screen Connecting the Power Cord FireBall-MP Power States: On, Standby, Off -MP I...

  • Page 21: Unpack The Equipment

    Next, compare it to the following list and make sure you have everything available before you get started. • FireBall-MP unit packed in plastic bag • Escient 48 button remote control with 2 AA batteries • Detachable A/C Power Cord - 6' • S-Video cable (Y-C) - 5' •...

  • Page 22: Unpack The Equipment (Continued)

    You must have a FireBall or FireBall E server (available separately) as FireBall MP contains no music and streams everything from the FireBall server. Optional items: • Escient Touch Screen: Model ETP-1000 • RS-232 Communication Cables (control systems) • FireBall-MP Rack Mount Kit (available from Middle Atlantic at http:// www.middleatlantic.com or 973-839-1011)

  • Page 23: What Else Is Needed

    What Else Is Needed In order for FireBall-MP to function properly, you will need to provide the following items: A video source such as a television, monitor, VGA projector or touch screen. An A/V receiver or preamp, speakers, and other associated audio equipment. A FireBall or FireBall E Digital Music Manager.

  • Page 24: Fireball-Mp Back Panel Reviewed

    FireBall-MP Back Panel Reviewed Review the back panel of the FireBall-MP unit and the associated cabling. -MP I & U ’ - M22002-01A1 NSTALLATION UIDE Please note that audio and video ports on the back panel of the actual FireBall-MP unit are labeled and color-coded.

  • Page 25: Connecting Fireball-Mp To A Composite Tv Or Monitor

    Connecting FireBall-MP to a Composite TV or Monitor Use the Composite Video Cable, which can be identified through its yellow colored connectors. Connect one end of the cable to the FireBall-MP Video Out (Composite) port. Connect the other end of the cable to the Video In (Composite) port on your TV or AV Receiver.
  • Page 26 Connecting FireBall-MP to an S-Video TV or Monitor Use the S-Video Cable, which can be identified as a gold cup connector with tiny pins inside. Connect one end of the cable to the FireBall-MP Video Out (S-Video) port. Connect the other end of the cable to the S-Video In port on your TV or AV Receiver.
  • Page 27 NSTALLATION UIDE If you are connecting to a VGA Projector or Monitor, you will need to supply your own VGA cable (must be less than 25 feet). The Escient ETP-1000 includes the proper VGA cable. 2 - S HAPTER ETTING...

  • Page 28: About Connecting Audio

    About Connecting Audio FireBall-MP does not contain an amplifier nor does it contain speakers, so it will be necessary for you to have your FireBall-MP attached to an A/V receiver, TV, or amplified speakers. Follow your particular manufacturer’s instructions for this hookup procedure. FireBall-MP is equipped with output ports: •...

  • Page 29: Connecting To Ethernet Networks

    Connecting to Ethernet Networks FireBall-MP has an Ethernet jack which is used to connect to the FireBall server and to allow internet access through your Ethernet LAN. Use the Ethernet Cable. (Can be identified by see-through connectors. This is the larger of the two cables with see-through connectors, also known as an RJ-45 cable) Connect one end of the ethernet cable to the FireBall-MP Ethernet jack.

  • Page 30: Connecting To Third Party Control Systems

    FireBall-MP from an external home theater or whole house control system. FireBall-MP is compatible with AMX and Crestron RS-232 control systems. Additional equipment may be supported. Please check the Escient website for an updated list of compatible control systems.* The RS-232 cable needed to connect FireBall-MP to any of these models is dependent upon the model’s RS-232 pin configuration, and therefore the cable may have to be...

  • Page 31: Connecting An Escient Touch Screen

    Other touch screen systems may be compatible. Please contact your dealer for more information. The RS-232 cable needed to connect FireBall-MP to the Escient ETP-1000 touch screen is included with the touch screen. Connect one end of this cable to COM 1.

  • Page 32: Connecting The Power Cord

    Connecting the Power Cord Use the Power Cord. Connect one end of power cord to the FireBall-MP AC Port (plug). Connect the other end of the power cord to a 120V electrical outlet. -MP I & U ’ - M22002-01A1 NSTALLATION UIDE Caution: To prevent electric...

  • Page 33: Fireball-Mp Power States: On, Standby, Off

    FireBall-MP Power States: On, Standby, Off After the FireBall-MP unit is plugged in, the Standby LED located next to the power button will flash until the startup process is complete. Please wait. This may take several minutes. When the Standby LED is OFF, the FireBall-MP is now in a standby or “sleep” mode. There is no video output when FireBall-MP is in standby mode.

  • Page 34: Chapter 3 - Getting Started

    Chapter 3 - Getting Started Front Panel Basics Using the Remote Control Text Entry Via the FireBall-MP Remote Control What Is The Setup Process? Using the Remote, Keyboard or Touch Screen Overview of User Interface -MP I & U ’ - M22002-01A1 NSTALLATION UIDE...

  • Page 35: Front Panel Basics

    -MP I & U ’ - M22002-01A1 NSTALLATION UIDE Front Panel Basics The FireBall-MP front panel contains only the power button and IR receiver. You should use the included wireless IR remote to control your FireBall-MP. Power On/Standby 3 - G HAPTER ETTING TARTED...

  • Page 36: Using The Remote Control

    Using the Remote Control The FireBall-MP IR remote is a Universal remote control with capabilities to control other Escient products, as well as 5 other common home theater sources. SOURCE KEYS - puts the remote into each of the following modes:...
  • Page 37 OPTION - brings up the OPTIONS screen for the current Guide or Player. OPENGLOBE - takes you to the CE-Commerce screens to allow you to browse and purchase music and movies using your FireBall-MP. VIEW - toggles the Guide screen Views through Artist, Music, Song, and Cover views. Navigation Keys - the UP, DOWN, LEFT, and RIGHT ARROW keys are used to navigate and highlight items, while the SELECT key is used to accept the currently highlighted item.

  • Page 38: Page

    NUMERIC/TEXT keypad - allows you to enter text and numbers. Both text and numbers are active at all times unless only numeric data can be accepted at that time. An on-screen indicator will show you when only numeric data will be accepted. Text entry is described later in this section.
  • Page 39 The SPACE key operates as a standard Next Track key when it is pressed by advancing to the start of the next track. Pressing and holding this key will perform a scan forward and you will hear the music as it scans forwardat high speed.
  • Page 40 iRADIO - selects Internet Radio as the current mode. The currently available Internet Radio stations will be displayed. MUSIC - selects Music as the current mode. The contents of your music collection will be displayed. NEXT - skips forward to the next song based on the current play mode. RANDOM - allows one key access to start playing your music randomly.

  • Page 41: Text Entry Via The Fireball-Mp Remote Control

    Text Entry Via the FireBall-MP Remote Control The remote control can be used to enter text in all text fields. This text entry capability is provided to allow you to fill out short text fields – such as those that occur in the setup and edit screens.
  • Page 42 -MP I & U ’ - M22002-01A1 NSTALLATION UIDE The “2”, “3”, “4”, “5”, “6”, and “8” keys each support three letters and one number and can be pressed from one to seven times to display upper case, lower case, and numeric characters.
  • Page 43 The following text entry table describes the sequence of characters that appear when specific keys are pressed on the remote: Numeric Key Alpha-numeric Mode character or character after a space 1. / , ? ‘ : ; &~! ABCabc2 DEFdef3 GHIghi4 JKLjkl5 MNOmno6...

  • Page 44: What Is The Setup Process

    -MP I & U ’ - M22002-01A1 NSTALLATION UIDE What Is The Setup Process? Setting up a FireBall-MP is very easy once the FireBall Server is connected to an ethernet network and properly configured. Upon power on, FireBall-MP will try to automatically locate and connect to a FireBall server.

  • Page 45: Using The Remote, Keyboard, Or Touch Screen

    Using the Remote, Keyboard, or Touch Screen You can navigate through the FireBall-MP menus and screens using the IR remote, optional wireless keyboard, or optional Escient touch screen. Each device has its pros and cons and each individual user will undoubtedly have their favorite access method.

  • Page 46: Overview Of User Interface

    -MP I & U ’ - M22002-01A1 NSTALLATION UIDE Overview Of User Interface The FireBall-MP user interface is very simple and uses three common screens throughout. The screens operate consistently, regardless of the source. The screens you will see are Guide Screen, Player screen, and Options Screen. Guide Screen Overview Guides contain listings of content that can be selected for listening and assist you in finding and organizing your library.
  • Page 47 Content Icons In front of each title in the Guide Screen is a content icon that describes the format and the type of media in the music library. Following are descriptions of all the icons. A collection of MP3 tracks A collection of MP3 tracks on a disconnected remote FireBall-MP An Internet Radio station.

  • Page 48: Player Screen

    Player Screen The Player screen is used to listen to audio content and display information about the currently playing content. • The Music Player allows you to listen to a music selection and view the tracks that are being played, the name of the artist, the title, track times, and a large image of the album’s cover art.

  • Page 49: Screen Saver

    Title/Track Area Details • Each item in the list represents a collection of music known as a "Title" in the Music Guide or a “Station” in the Internet Radio Guide. Icons are displayed on the left side of each row to indicate the type of Title or Station. •...
  • Page 50 -MP I & U ’ - M22002-01A1 NSTALLATION UIDE Filter Bar Details If more than 5 groups exist, the Filter Bar displays an arrow pointing right next to the right most group. This indicates that additional groups are available. When you cursor past the right most group to access a new group, all of the displayed groups will slide to the left.

  • Page 51: Chapter 4 - Playing Music

    Chapter 4 - Playing Music Accessing Music Mode Music Player Screen Overview Navigating the Music Player Screen Selecting and Listening to a Music Title Viewing Music by Artist, Title, or Song One Key Access to Favorite Music One Key Access to Random Music -MP I &...

  • Page 52: Accessing Music Mode

    Accessing Music Mode To access Music mode: Select the MUSIC key. FireBall-MP displays the Music Guide view so that you can navigate and select an item of choice. Select the RANDOM key on the remote. FireBall-MP displays the Player Screen and starts playing the currently selected group in Random Play Mode. Once you have created a “Favorites”...

  • Page 53: Music Player Screen Overview

    Music Player Screen Overview When you select a music title for listening, the screen displayed is the Music Player screen. -MP I & U ’ - M22002-01A1 NSTALLATION UIDE When a Playlist is playing, the cover and artist name from the currently playing track will be displayed and the Playlist name will appear in place of the usual title.

  • Page 54: Navigating The Music Player Screen

    Navigating the Music Player Screen • ARROW - Use the UP and DOWN keys to move the highlight from one track to another. The RIGHT and LEFT keys are not used on the Music Player Screen. • SELECT - Pressing this key when a track is highlighted stops playing the selected track and starts playing the highlighted track.

  • Page 55: Selecting And Listening To A Music Title

    Selecting and Listening to a Music Title Press the MUSIC key and the MUSIC GUIDE screen appears. Use the LEFT and RIGHT ARROW keys to highlight the GROUP of your choice. Use the UP and DOWN ARROW keys to highlight the music title of your choice.

  • Page 56: One Key Access To Favorite Music

    One Key Access to Favorite Music The PLAY FAVORITES key on the remote or keyboard allows you to immediately start playing the music in your “Favorites” playlist. No other key presses are required once you have added music to the list. To add music to your “Favorites”...

  • Page 57: Chapter 5 - Managing Music

    Chapter 5 - Managing Music To Further Organize Your Music To Create a New Music Playlist To Edit a Music Playlist To Delete a Music Playlist To Change How Music is Played To Delete Digital Music on FireBall-MP To Edit Tracks To Edit Disc Information To Access “More...”...

  • Page 58: To Further Organize Your Music

    To Further Organize Your Music You can easily manage your music through FireBall-MP’s MUSIC OPTIONS feature. This set of screens allows you to create and manage Playlists (lists of songs) and Groups, look up and edit music information, and transfer music to portable players. In addition, MUSIC OPTIONS also allows you to adjust play modes.

  • Page 59: To Create A New Music Playlist

    To Create a New Music Playlist A Playlist is a collection of specific songs from your music collection. Press the MUSIC key. Press the OPTION key. The OPTION panel appears. SELECT the new playlist button. A screen displays so that you can enter the name for the new playlist.

  • Page 60: To Edit A Music Playlist

    To Edit a Music Playlist Press the MUSIC key to show the Music Guide. Use the ARROW keys to highlight the music playlist you want to edit. Press the OPTION key. SELECT the edit playlist allows you to edit the name of the playlist. You do not have to edit the name of the playlist in order to modify its members.

  • Page 61: To Delete A Music Playlist

    To Delete a Music Playlist Press the MUSIC key to show the Music Guide. Use the ARROW keys to highlight the music playlist you want to delete. Press the OPTION key. At the OPTION panel, SELECT the currently active playlist. The DELETE PLAYLIST screen displays and shows the contents of the playlist.

  • Page 62: To Change How Music Is Played

    To Change How Music is Played Press the MUSIC key and then press the OPTION key. At the OPTION panel, SELECT the Select the option of your choice from the available settings: • - Start with a selected track and play the entire Title or Playlist to normal the end.

  • Page 63: To Delete Digital Music On Fireball-Mp

    To Delete Digital Music on FireBall-MP FireBall-MP uses an internal hard drive to store your digitally recorded music. If you want to delete music from your FireBall-MP, follow these instructions. Press the MUSIC key to show the Music Guide. Press the OPTION key. At the OPTIONS panel, SELECT the MUSIC screen displays an information panel that shows a storage meter indicating how much storage space has been used, the number of tracks that...

  • Page 64: To Edit Tracks

    To Edit Tracks This option allows you to modify the track name for the currently highlighted title. Press the MUSIC key to show the Music Guide. Use the ARROW keys to highlight the title which contains the tracks you want to edit.

  • Page 65: To Edit Disc Information

    This option allows you to edit the music collection’s information such as artist name, title, label name, and year of release. Or, you can have FireBall-MP look up the latest information from Escient's OpenGlobe service. Edit Disc is also the method to identify the current disc and download it’s cover art.

  • Page 66: To Access "More

    To Access “More...” Music Options There are two screens of MUSIC OPTIONS. The first screen appears when you press the MUSIC key followed by the OPTION key. The second screen becomes available after SELECTING the “ original MUSIC OPTIONS screen. -MP I NSTALLATION Button...

  • Page 67: To Create A New Music Group

    To Create a New Music Group A group is a collection of content that classifies your music titles to make them easier to find. Genre groups such as Jazz, and Country are automatically generated depending upon the current music in your collection. The groups you create can be named whatever you want (i.e., My Favorites, Party Mix, Classics, etc...).

  • Page 68: To Edit A Music Group

    To Edit a Music Group Press the MUSIC key to show the Music Guide. Use the RIGHT and LEFT ARROW keys to highlight the group you want to edit. Press the OPTION key. Use the ARROW keys to highlight the and press the SELECT key.

  • Page 69: To Delete A Music Group

    To Delete a Music Group Press the MUSIC key to show the Music Guide. Use the RIGHT and LEFT ARROW keys to highlight the group you want to delete. Press the OPTION key. Use the ARROW keys to highlight the and press the SELECT key.

  • Page 70: Chapter 6 - Using Iradio

    Chapter 6 - Using iRadio Important Note for Playing iRadio Stations Entering iRadio Mode Reviewing the iRadio Guide Navigating Among iRadio Stations Playing an iRadio Station Changing iRadio Options To Create a New iRadio Group To Edit an iRadio Group To Delete an iRadio Group To Tune Stations To Create a New iRadio Station...
  • Page 71 -MP I & U ’ - M22002-01A1 NSTALLATION UIDE Important Note for Playing iRadio Stations In order for your FireBall-MP to play Internet Radio stations, it must be connected to an Ethernet network which is routed to the Internet. Broadband Internet connections (DSL, Cable Modem, ISDN, T1, etc...) using an Internet “router”or “gateway”will provide the best iRadio sound quality and user experience.

  • Page 72: Entering Iradio Mode

    Entering iRadio Mode Select the iRADIO key. FireBall-MP displays the Radio Guide view so that you can navigate and select an Internet Radio station to play. Guide Screen Overview Guides contain listings of content that can be selected for listening and assist you in finding and organizing your Internet radio stations.

  • Page 73: Navigating Among Iradio Stations

    Navigating Among iRadio Stations Use the UP and DOWN ARROW keys to move from one station to another. Use the RIGHT and LEFT ARROW keys to move between the groups in the Filter bar. To change the stations in the guide one page at a time, use the PAGE UP and PAGE DOWN keys.

  • Page 74: Changing Iradio Options

    Some groups are created automatically while others are created by you. The ALL groups contains all of the Internet Radio stations. Genre based groups are automatically setup for new stations as they are updated by Escient. -MP I & U ’...

  • Page 75: To Create A New Iradio Group

    To Create a New iRadio Group A group is a collection of content that classifies your stations to make them easier to find. Genre groups such as Jazz, and Country are automatically generated depending upon the current iRadio stations in your collection. The groups you create can be named whatever you want (i.e., My Favorites, Stuff, Talk).

  • Page 76: To Edit An Iradio Group

    To Edit an iRadio Group Press the iRADIO key to show the Radio Guide. Use the RIGHT and LEFT ARROW keys to highlight the group you want to edit. Press the OPTION key. Use the ARROW keys to highlight the button on the displayed panel and press the SELECT key.

  • Page 77: To Delete An Iradio Group

    To Delete an iRadio Group Press the iRADIO key to show the Radio Guide. Use the RIGHT and LEFT ARROW keys to highlight the group you want to delete. Press the OPTION key. Use the ARROW keys to highlight the button on the displayed panel and press the SELECT key.

  • Page 78: To Create A New Iradio Station

    To Create a New iRadio Station An iRadio station is an Internet link or “URL”to a radio stream. Creating a new iRadio station means manually entering a link to a known Internet Radio Stream. FireBall-MP can stream WMA V2, V7, and V8 formats, up to 192kbps. Press the iRADIO key on your remote or keyboard, and then press the OPTION key.

  • Page 79: To Edit An Iradio Station

    To Edit an iRadio Station Press the iRADIO key to show the Radio Guide. Use the ARROW keys to highlight the station you want to edit. Press the OPTION key. Use the ARROW keys to highlight the button on the displayed panel and press the SELECT key. The EDIT INTERNET STATION screen displays which allows you to edit the information for the station.

  • Page 80: To Delete An Iradio Station

    To Delete an iRadio Station Press the iRADIO key to show the Radio Guide. Use the ARROW keys to highlight the station you want to delete. Press the OPTION key. Use the ARROW keys to highlight the button on the displayed panel and press the SELECT key. The DELETE RADIO STATION screen displays and shows the station’s name.

  • Page 81: Supported Iradio Bitrates

    Supported iRadio Bitrates FireBall-MP supports the following iRadio bitrates and sampling frequencies: WMA-Audio V2, V7 and V8 Sampling Bitrate Frequency 5Kbps 8KHz 6Kbps 8KHz 8KHz 8Kbps 11.025KHz 11.025KHz 10Kbps 16KHz 16KHz 12Kbps 8KHz 16KHz 16Kbps 22.05KHz Stereo/ Mono Mono Mono Mono Mono Mono...
  • Page 82 16KHz Stereo 22.05KHz Stereo 20Kbps 32KHz 22.05KHz Stereo 22Kbps 32KHz Stereo 22.05KHz Stereo 32KHz Stereo 32Kbps 44.1KHz Stereo 36kbps 32KHz Stereo 40Kbps 32KHz Stereo 44kbps 32 Khz Stereo 32KHz Stereo 48Kbps 44.1KHz Stereo Mono Mono Mono Mono -MP I & U ’...
  • Page 83 32 Khz 64Kbps 44.1KHz 80Kbps 44.1KHz 96Kbps 44.1KHz 44.1KHz 128Kbps 48KHz 44.1KHz 160Kbps 48KHz 44.1KHz 192Kbps 48KHz Stereo Stereo Stereo Stereo Stereo Stereo Stereo Stereo Stereo Stereo -MP I & U ’ - M22002-01A1 NSTALLATION UIDE 6- U HAPTER SING I ADIO...

  • Page 84: Chapter 7 - Customizing Fireball-Mp

    Chapter 7 - Customizing FireBall-MP Two Ways to Customize FireBall-MP To Change Network Settings To Change Preferences To Change Video Settings To Change COM Port Settings To Change Security Settings To Access FireBall-MP Utilities -MP I & U ’ - M22002-01A1 NSTALLATION UIDE...

  • Page 85: Two Ways To Customize Fireball-Mp

    Two Ways to Customize FireBall-MP There are two methods of customizing FireBall-MP: through the OPTIONS menu or through the SETUP Menu. The OPTIONS menu is used to customize features which need frequent changing during the normal operation of the system, while the SETUP menu provides access to general user preferences.

  • Page 86: To Change Network Settings

    To Change Network Settings Press the SETUP key on the remote control or keyboard. The FireBall-MP SETUP main menu displays. Select the menu item internet configuration Select the sub-menu item you want to modify and follow the instructions on the screen.

  • Page 87: To Change Preferences

    To Change Preferences Press the SETUP key on the remote control or keyboard. The SETUP main menu displays. Select the menu item preferences Select the sub-menu item you want to modify and follow the instructions on the screen. screen saver preferences allowed before the screen saver is activated and the screen saver mode.

  • Page 88: To Change Video Settings

    To Change Video Settings Press the SETUP key on the remote control or keyboard. The SETUP main menu displays. Select the menu item video settings Select the sub-menu item you want to modify and follow the instructions on the screen. - Adjusts the horizontal placement of the FireBall-MP screen screen centering so that the generated computer image is centered horizontally on your TV.

  • Page 89: To Change Com Port Settings

    To Change Com Port Settings Press the SETUP key on the remote control or keyboard. The SETUP main menu displays. Select the menu item com ports Select the sub-menu item you want to modify and follow the instructions on the screen.

  • Page 90: To Change Security Settings

    To Change Security Settings Press the SETUP key on the remote control or keyboard. The SETUP main menu displays. Select the menu item security Select the sub-menu item you want to modify and follow the instructions on the screen. - Allows you to password protect access to the Setup password protection functions.
  • Page 91 -MP I & U ’ - M22002-01A1 NSTALLATION UIDE If you do not specify a system password, unrestricted access to the Setup Menus will be enabled. If security access is in place, a password will be required to access the Setup Menus the first time you press the SETUP key, after each Power On.

  • Page 92: To Access Fireball-Mp Utilities

    To Access FireBall-MP Utilities Press the SETUP key on the remote control or keyboard. The SETUP main menu displays. Select the menu item utilities is permitted while one of the utility processes is running.) Select the menu item you want to access and follow the instructions on the screen.

  • Page 93: Chapter 8 - Touch Screen Overview

    Chapter 8 - Touch Screen Overview Escient ETP Touch Screen Interaction Elan VIA! Touch Panel Configuration -MP I & U ’ - M22002-01A1 NSTALLATION UIDE...

  • Page 94: Escient Etp Touch Screen Interaction

    Escient ETP Touch Screen Interaction This section describes how FireBall-MP can be controled from the optional ETP Touch Screen. Contact your Escient Dealer for more information on the ETP Touch Screen. When you initially setup FireBall-MP, you will need to use the remote or wireless keyboard to navigate through the automatic setup program called Quick Start.
  • Page 95 When an Escient touch screen is detected and powered on or the SETUP option for an external control system’s XY coordinates is set, the touch screen buttons will appear on the Guide screen and the Player screen. On the Guide screen a row of buttons appears on the right of the music content to let you play, stop, or record your music.
  • Page 96 Pressing the toggle button again will change the view from the alpha-numeric bar to the remote control button bar. The remote control bar includes: • Pause, Skip forward, and Skip backward transport controls • Player - Show the Player screen •...
  • Page 97 Pressing a letter will display the pressed letter in the on screen display area located between the two smoked glass windows at the top of the guide. alpha-numeric bar Escient Touch Panel 8 - C HAPTER USTOMIZING...
  • Page 98 Player screen. The Player screen appears with a toggle button when a touch screen is in use. The transport button bar is displayed when the toggle button is pressed again. toggle button transport button bar Escient Touch Panel 8 - C HAPTER USTOMIZING...
  • Page 99 Mode - Cycle through the Play Modes • Add - Add the currently highlighted track to the Favorites Playlist • Setup - Display the Setup menu -MP I & U ’ - M22002-01A1 NSTALLATION UIDE Escient Touch Panel 8 - C HAPTER USTOMIZING...

  • Page 100: Elan Via! Touch Panel Configuration

    -MP I & U ’ - M22002-01A1 NSTALLATION UIDE Elan VIA! Touch Panel Configuration Using FireBall-MP with the Elan VIA! system is quite easy. You can use Elan System Controllers or direct VIA! touch panel connections. FireBall-MP uses a special screen overlay to provide VIA! touch panels with the required control points.

  • Page 101: Appendix A - Cable Pin-Out Configurations

    -MP I & U ’ - M22002-01A1 NSTALLATION UIDE Appendix A - Cable Pin-Out Configurations Pin configurations for RS-232 Cables to Control Systems...

  • Page 102: Pin Configurations For Rs-232 Cables To Control Systems

    Pin Configurations for RS-232 Cables to Control Systems FireBall-MP to AMX / Crestron / PHAST FireBall-MP (DB9-Female) Function AMX/Crestron/PHAST (DB9-Female) Function -MP I & U ’ - M22002-01A1 NSTALLATION UIDE RS-232 cable between FireBall-MP and Control System must be 25 feet or less.

  • Page 103: Appendix B - Fireball-Mp Technical Specs

    Appendix B - FireBall-MP Technical Specs Video Specifications Physical Specifications Audio Specifications Power Usage and Power Supply 3rd Party Certifications FCC Part 15, Subpart B -MP I & U ’ - M22002-01A1 NSTALLATION UIDE...

  • Page 104: Video Specifications

    Video Specifications · NTSC · 10 bit Video DACs · Frequency Response: · Composite: · S-Video: · SNR: · Crosstalk: · Input Impedance: · Output Impedance: Physical Specifications Width: ~ 17 3/8" Height: ~ 4 5/8" w/ feet; ~ 4" w/o feet Depth: ~ 11 7/8";...

  • Page 105: Audio Specifications

    Audio Specifications · Frequency Response: 2 – 20,000 Hz, ±1 dB · THD+N (playback) < -80 dB FS A (< 0.01%) · A_D-DSP-D-A Dynamic Range: > 96 dB FS A @ 1kHz · Channel Separation: >95 dB · Full Scale Line Output: >2 Vrms, 50 k ohms ·...

  • Page 106: Power Usage And Power Supply

    Power Usage and Power Supply · Open frame 60 Watt Supply · Support for holding Power button for 4 seconds to force reset · Full Power Off may be accomplished by removing the power cord from the wall power outlet ·...

  • Page 107: Fcc Part 15, Subpart B

    FCC Part 15, Subpart B Class B Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable pro- tection against harmful interference in a residential installation.

  • Page 108: Appendix C - Minor Troubleshooting

    -MP I & U ’ - M22002-01A1 NSTALLATION UIDE Appendix C - Minor Troubleshooting Minor Troubleshooting Tips...

  • Page 109: Minor Troubleshooting Tips

    Following are some easily resolved problems you may encounter during the installation of your FireBall-MP unit. If you are experiencing difficulties that do not appear in the following list, please contact your dealer, check the Escient Website, or contact Escient tech support.
  • Page 110 Remote LED does not blink when you press a key. Replace the batteries with two (2) new AA alkaline batteries. Remote LED blinks when you press a key, but home entertainment component does not respond • Make sure the Remote is aimed at your home entertainment component and is not farther than 15 feet away.

  • Page 111: Appendix D - External Control Protocol

    Appendix D - External Control Protocol External Control Overview Command / Response Overview Unsolicited Status Events Remote/Keyboard Commands Database Commands Status Commands Control Commands -MP I & U ’ - M22002-01A1 NSTALLATION UIDE...

  • Page 112: External Control Overview

    This information is intended for experienced custom installers and software developers. Please refer to the Escient Dealer Support are on the Escient website for further information about external control of FireBall-MP. D- E...

  • Page 113: Commands And Responses Overview

    The external control protocol is standard ASCII based. ESCX is the four letter preamble that is used for all commands. This preamble must be uppercase. The commands provided in this protocol allow an external control system to navigate the Escient products, get library informa- tion to build custom user interfaces, perform transport controls, and receive unsolicited feedback on system status.

  • Page 114: Command Responses

    (play, stop) have alternate functions in various modes. Unsolicited status events can be sent to report the state changes of the Escient products. There are two currently defined message levels: 5 - track changes, and 10 - all (including 1-second playing time updates).
  • Page 115 Unsolicited Status Events COMMAND EVENT NUMBER GROUP EVENT DESCRIPTION Power status changed. When the system has booted into an off state you will receive a “RDY” status indicating it is ready to be powered on and from then on an “OFF” or an “ON “ status. Event Format: ESCX02010010003xxx, Where xxx = a 3 character string “RDY”...
  • Page 116 The Remote Button / Keyboard commands are used when the video output of the FireBall-MP system is displayed on a TV or large screen projector and it is desired to directly select the FireBall-MP control functions through an external control system. The up, down, left, right, and select functions can be used to navigate objects on the screen and select them.
  • Page 117 function is highlighted and the selection cursor is moved over it. Various other commands are used to mimic the operation of the remote control. Note that the command response will be “OK” as long as the key code is a valid one, even though the system may ignore the key if the system is in a mode where the key would not normally be pro- cessed.
  • Page 118 52-53 “_” “*” “#” Ch/Page + Ch/Page - Mode Increment – Only works in Player Mode Play – Normal – Only works in Player Mode Play – Repeat Track – Only works in Player Mode Play – Repeat Title – Only works in Player Mode Play –...
  • Page 119 ** This command does not function if the Options screen, OpenGlobe CE-Commerce screen, or Playlist Edit screens are displayed. Command Format: ESCX10xx 01 – ESCX1001 02 – ESCX1002 03 – ESCX1003 04 – ESCX1004 05 – ESCX1005 Random “ “ BACKSPACE “A”...

  • Page 120: Database Commands

    06 – ESCX10060020003aaa0003bbb aaa = X coordinate bbb = Y coordinate 10 – ESCX1010 20 – ESCX1020 21 – ESCX1021 22 – ESCX1022 etc… 51 – ESCX10510010001x x = Playlist number (1 – 6) All the Database commands are available regardless of the power state, except for Command 05, Play which will return an error response if attempted during standby.
  • Page 121 ESCX20010010002xx Once the total number of groups is known, you can ask information for a range of groups using the 02 subcommand Get group information ESCX20020030002aa0004bbbb0004cccc Reply Format: ESCX2002xxxGROUP1GROUP2etc…, GROUP1 above = 0003xxxyyyyzzzzzzzz where GROUP2, etc… have the same format as GROUP1 xx = which list to get groups from, where 01 = System Music Groups 02 = User Music Groups...
  • Page 122 Get title (music or movie) or station (radio) information (includes Playlists because they are virtual CD titles) ESCX20030040002aa0004bbbb0004cccc0004dddd Reply Format: ESCX2003xxxTITLE1TITLE2etc…, TITLE1 above = 0003xxxyyyyzzzzzzzzzz TITLE2, etc… have the same format as TITLE1 Get track information ESCX20040050002aa0004bbbb0004cccc0004dddd0004eeee aa = which list to get groups from, where Reply Format: ESCX2004xxxTRACK1TRACK2etc…, aa = which list to get groups from, where 01 = System Music Groups...
  • Page 123 TRACK1 = bbbbzzzzzzz TRACK2, etc… have the same format as TRACK1 Play music track/radio station/Playlist ESCX20050040002aa0004bbbb0004cccc0004dddd Get group number for a specific music or radio genre by name. ESCX20060020002aa0004bbbb 01 - System Music group name examples are: yyyy = length of track name zzzzzzz = track name (length depends on yyyy) aa = which database to get groups from, where 01 = System Music Groups...
  • Page 124 02 -User Music group name examples are: 03 - System iRadio group name examples are: Blues/Folk Classical Country Dance Easy Listening Family HipHop-Rap Jazz Latin New Age Other R&B/Soul Rock Soundtracks All, NetRadio -MP I & U ’ - M21101- NSTALLATION UIDE D- E...
  • Page 125 04 - User iRadio group name examples are: Reply Format: ESCX20060010004xxxx, Once group number is known, use the 02 subcommand for info. Get title (music or movie) or station (radio) information by name (includes Playlists also, because they are virtual CD titles). Partial strings can be used. Case does not matter.
  • Page 126 Status Commands COMMAND GROUP COMMAND ESCX20070030002aa0004bbbb0004cccc aa = which list to get groups from, where 01 = System Music Groups 02 = User Music Groups 03 = System Radio Groups 04 = User Radio Groups bbbb = group number to get titles for cccc = which title/station/Playlist you want the number for 0004 is the length of the title/station/Playlist name Reply Format: ESCX2007xxxTITLE1TITLE2etc…,...
  • Page 127 ESCX5001 Get music play mode ESCX5002 Get sort order [future implementation] ESCX5003 Get current playing artist, title, song [future implementation] Reply Format: ESCX50010010003xxx, Where xxx = a 3 character string “ON “ if power on “OFF” if power is off (standby mode) Reply Format: ESCX50020010002xx, Where xx = music play mode, where 01 = normal...

  • Page 128: Control Commands

    Control Commands COMMAND GROUP COMMAND ESCX5004 Reply Format: ‘ESCX5004003aaaabbccccddeeeeff, where aaaa = length of the artist name that is playing bb = artist name – length depends on aaaa cccc = length of the title that is playing dd = music title – length depends on cccc eeee = length of the song that is playing ff = song title –...
  • Page 129 Note that when the host is in power standby mode, any command will cause the unit to enter the power on mode before executing the com- mand. There are two exceptions to this: a client may register and unregister for unsolicited events without turning the host on, and the Status Command “Get Power State”...

  • Page 130: Appendix E - Fireball-Mp Internet Connections

    -MP I & U ’ - M22002-01A1 NSTALLATION UIDE Appendix E - FireBall- MP Internet Connections...

  • Page 131: When Does Fireball-Mp Connect To Internet

    When Does FireBall-MP Connect To Internet? FireBall-MP is designed to automatically connect and disconnect from the Internet as needed through your Ethernet network. If your FireBall Server is connected to the Internet using it's internal modem, you will NOT be able to access Internet Radio or the OpenGlobe Entertainment features.

  • Page 132: Appendix F - Enhanced Entertainment Services

    Appendix F - Enhanced Entertainment Services Enhanced Entertainment Services using Escient's OpenGlobe Services -MP I & U ’ - M22002-01A1 NSTALLATION UIDE...

  • Page 133: Enhanced Entertainment Services Using Escient's Openglobe Services

    Enhanced Entertainment Services Using Escient's OpenGlobe Services Escient provides Entertainment Services that are noted under the name of OpenGlobe™. These are provided to you within your FireBall-MP™ to expand your music experience. The OpenGlobe area is an area within your FireBall-MP user interface that provides additional content or information related to the music you have stored on, or are listening to on your FireBall-MP.
  • Page 134 As new services, peripherals, ISPs, applications, and user interface software are developed, FireBall-MP will access the updated software via the Internet connection, and provide you with the most current services and software. (Software is downloaded to your system automatically during regularly scheduled connections so you always have the latest software.

  • Page 135: Appendix G - Home Networking

    Appendix G - Home Networking What is Home Networking? Direct Connection to a FireBall Server Connecting to an Ethernet Network -MP I & U ’ - M22002-01A1 NSTALLATION UIDE...

  • Page 136: What Is Home Networking

    -MP I & U ’ - M22002-01A1 NSTALLATION UIDE What is Home Networking? A network is a group of computers, printers, and other devices that are cabled together in specific ways so that information can be exchanged and shared with each other. Just as you can connect two computers to share files or use the same connection to the Internet, you can connect FireBall-MP(s) to a home network so that you can share the digital music contained on each unit.

  • Page 137: Direct Connection To A Fireball Server

    FireBall Server and the other end to the Ethernet port on the back of the FireBall-MP. If your FireBall Server is an older FireBall model without built-in Ethernet, you will have to obtain an optional HPNA to Ethernet bridge such as the Escient HPNA Broadband Kit. Please contact your Escient dealer.

  • Page 138: Connecting To An Ethernet Network

    -MP I & U ’ - M22002-01A1 NSTALLATION UIDE Connecting to an Ethernet Network FireBall-MP can operate on any standard Ethernet network. Most Ethernet networks are connected together using a device called a “router”, “hub”, or “personal gateway”. Your FireBall Server and your FireBall-MP Clients must be connected to the same Ethernet network.

  • Page 139: Appendix H - Remote Control

    Appendix H - Remote Control Installing Batteries Into Remote Programming the Remote Programming TV/VCR Combo Searching for Your Code Checking the Codes Re-Assigning Device Keys Changing Volume Lock Manufacturer’s IR Codes -MP I & U ’ - M22002-01A1 NSTALLATION UIDE...

  • Page 140: Installing Batteries Into Remote

    Programming the Remote The Remote can control up to 8 different components. Note that 3 of these are already reserved for Escient's FireBall-MP, TuneBase 200, and PowerPlay products. Perform the following instructions for each component you want controlled: 1. Turn on a component (e.g., VCR) and, if applicable, insert media, (e.g., cassette or disc).

  • Page 141: Programming Tv/Vcr Combo

    If the LED did not blink twice, then repeat steps 2 through 3 and try entering the same code again. 4. Aim the Remote at the component and press PWR once. It should turn off. If it does not respond, repeat steps 2-3, trying each code for your brand until you find one that works.

  • Page 142: Searching For Your Code

    Press TV once. The LED will blink twice. Enter the TV code for your TV/VCR Combo. If correct, the LED will blink twice. If there is no separate TV code listed, you will need to perform the following steps to access volume control: Press and hold CODE SET until the LED blinks twice, then release CODE SET.

  • Page 143: Checking The Codes

    substitute the appropriate key (i.e., AUX, CBL, DVD, RCV) for the (Auxiliary, VCR, Cable, Satellite, CD, Amplifier, or Tuner) component you are searching for. Checking the Codes If you have set up the Remote using the Searching For Your Code procedure, you may need to find out which four-digit code is operating your equipment.

  • Page 144: Re-Assigning Device Keys

    Re-Assigning Device Keys The Remote can be set up to control a second TV or VCR, or any combination of eight home entertainment components. For example, to have the Remote control a TV, a Cable Converter, and two VCRs, you will need to reassign the unused AUX key to operate the second VCR as follows: 1.
  • Page 145 To Re-Assign Key Sequence DVD as 2nd TV key: DVD as 2nd CBL key: DVD as 2nd AUX key: DVD as 2nd RCV/TNR key: DVD as AMP key: DVD as CD key: DVD as SAT key: DVD back to DVD/VCR: AUX as 2nd TV key: AUX as 2nd DVD/VCR key: AUX as 2nd CBL key:...

  • Page 146: Changing Volume Lock

    Changing Volume Lock The Remote is set to control volume of a component through your TV while in the TV, VCR, Cable, or Satellite mode. However, in an Audio mode (i.e. RCV/TNR; AMP, CD), you have separate control of your audio component’s volume. If your TV is not remote controllable, or if you want volume to be controlled by a different component, you can change the Volume Lock setting to control a volume through a non-associated mode (e.g., through the cable in the TV mode).

  • Page 147: Manufacturer's Ir Codes

    Manufacturer’s IR Dumont 0017,0019 Dwin 0720, 0774 Codes Electroband 0000 Emerson 0154, 0236, 0463, 0180, 0282, 0178, Setup Codes for TVs: 0019, 0179, 0039, 0177, 0623, 0624 AOC 0030, 0019 Envision 0030 Admiral 0093, 0463 Fisher 0154 Aiko 0092 Fujitsu 0179 Akai 0030 Funai 0180, 0179, 0171 Alaron 0179...
  • Page 148 Admiral 0048,0209 Harley Davidson 0000 Adventura 0000 Harman/Kardon 0081, 0038 Aiko 0278 Harwood 0072 Aiwa 0037, 0000 Headquarter 0046 Akai 0041 Hitachi 0000, 0042, 0041 America Action 0278 Hughes Net. Sys. 0042 American High 0035 JVC 0067, 0041 Asha 0240 Jensen 0041 Audiovox 0037 KEC 0037, 0278...
  • Page 149 0162 (for TV use 0250) Optimus 0021 RCA 0060 (for TV use 0047), Panasonic 0000, 0107, 0021 0035 (for TV use 0051), Paragon 0000 0048 (for TV use 0093) Philips 0153 Sansui 0000, 0479 Pioneer 0144, 0533 Sanyo 0240 Popular Mechanics 0400 Sears 0000, 0037 Pulsar 0000 Sharp 0048 (for TV use 0093)
  • Page 150 Mitsubishi 0521 Setup Codes for Stereo Tuners Onkyo 0503 or Receivers: Panasonic 0490 ADC 0531 Philips 0503, 0539 Adcom 0616 Pioneer 0525, 0571 Aiwa 0158, 0189, 0121, 0405 Proscan 0522 Akai 0224 RCA 0522 Capetronic 0531 Samsung 0573 Carver 0189, 0008, 0042, 0360 Sony 0533 Casio 0195 Technics 0490...

  • Page 151: Fireball-Mp Manual Index

    -MP I & U ’ - M22002-01A1 NSTALLATION UIDE FireBall-MP Manual Index...
  • Page 152 Index Symbols 3rd Party Certifications specs 106 Accessing Music Mode 52 Access “More...” Music Options 66 Access FireBall Utilities 92 Access to Favorite Music 56 Access to Random Music 56 ADD TO FAVORITES remote 40 alpha-numeric bar on touch screen 97 touch screen-guide 97 RS-232 pins 102 Audio...

  • Page 153: Page

    Monitor 25 Connecting FireBall to a VGA Projector or Monitor 27 Connecting to Internet Using HPNA 29 Connect Multi-Room Controller or Touch Screen 30,31 Contact Information Escient 19 contrast change 88 Control Systems RS-232 pins 102 Copyright 7,11 Copyright Information 7,11...
  • Page 154 Escient Convergence Corp. address 19 contact information 19 hours 19 phone numbers 19 tech support 19 website 19 Escient Touch Screen Overview 93 External Control Protocol commands 111 Favorite Music how to play 56 FB SOURCE remote 36 Filter Bar Details 50...
  • Page 155 Home Networking what is it 136 How to Return a Product warranty info 10 INFO remote 36 Information contacting Escient 19 Info text area definition 17 Installing Batteries Into Remote 140 Internet Connections when does FireBall connect 130 iRADIO remote 40...

  • Page 156: Key Definition

    definition 17 Listening to a Music Title 55 Managing Music 57 Manual Disclaimers 13,16 Minor Troubleshooting 108 MODE remote 36 Model and Serial Numbers 7 Monitor how to connect 26 definition 17 Multi-Room Controller connecting to FireBall 30,31 MUSIC remote 40 Music change how played 62 Music Group...
  • Page 157 Organize Your Music 58 Out of Warranty Repair 10 password protection 90 PAUSE remote 39 PHAST RS-232 pins 102 Phone - Escient 19 PLAY remote 38 Player Screen overview 48 Player screen appears on touch screen 98 Player Screen Overview -MP I &...
  • Page 158 87 to change 87 PREVIOUS TRACK/REWIND remote 38 Programming the Remote 140 Programming TV/VCR Combo 141 Rack shelves available from Escient 22 RANDOM remote 40 random group how music is played 62 Random Music how to play 56...
  • Page 159 searching for your code 142 to program 140 typing characters 41 remote control button bar on touch screen 96,99 seen on touch screen 96 Repair warranty 10 repeat group how music is played 62 repeat title how music is played 62 repeat track how music is played 62 reset the FireBall unit...
  • Page 160 remote 39 styles bar seen on touch screen 97 Support customer service 19 Technical Specs FireBall 103 Terms and Definitions 17 Terms of Coverage warranty info 8 Text Entry Via the FireBall Remote Control 34,41 Title/Track Area Details 49 toggle button on touch screen 97 touch screen buttons on guide 95...
  • Page 161 88 Video specs 104 VIEW remote 37 VOLUME remote 38 Volume Lock remote 146 Warnings 13 Warranty Information 8 website Escient 19 What is Covered warranty info 8 -MP I & U ’ - M22002-01A1 NSTALLATION UIDE NDEX...

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