Functions Added In Version Upgrade 2 - Yamaha MCX-CA15 Owner's Manual

Functions added in Version Upgrade 2

Function
Lock function
Browser Edit function
Updating album information
Creating playlists from bookmarks
Date/Time setting
Resetting data or settings individ-
ually
Editing tuner preset station
names
Displaying client names in the
PCM client setting screen
Displaying pop-up screens
Client backlight
2 MusicCAST Version Upgrade 2
Protect settings with a password to prevent unauthorized
access.
Edit library items using a Web browser on a computer.
Retrieve album information (song names, artist names, etc) from
®
the Gracenote CDDB for CDs stored in your library.
Operate your MusicCAST server to create playlists from the
bookmarks of the MusicCAST server or MusicCAST clients.
The setup menu has been separated into two menus (auto/man-
ual) to improve ease of use. Also, you can now switch between
12-hour and 24-hour time display formats.
Reset song statistics, network settings, or Function key assign-
ments individually.
Edit tuner preset station names displayed on the MusicCAST
server connected to a controllable Yamaha AV receiver
The PCM client setting screen shows the list of client names for
easy selection. Formerly, you had to select a PCM playback cli-
ent by its ID number. (PCM client setting: see page 125 of the
MCX-1000 Owner's Manual)
The MusicCAST server displays a pop up completion screen
when CD storing or creation is complete, and a pop up selection
screen when the MusicCAST server finds more than one rele-
vant entry in the Gracenote CDDB database while retrieving
album information. These screens are displayed even when you
are using other functions. (CD storing: see page 24 of the MCX-
1000 Quick Manual, CD creation: see page 85 of the MCX-1000
Owner's Manual, Entry selection screen: see page 23 of the
MCX-1000 Owner's Manual)
Press any button other than SELECT on the MusicCAST client
to light up the display panel when it is in sleep mode. This fea-
ture is useful when checking the clock in the dark. (Sleep mode:
see page 63 of the MCX-A10 Owner's Manual)
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