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Setting Date and Time Manually
1
Select Top Menu > Setup > Date/Time > Manual Setup.
n If you specified to use an NTP server (ON) in the Auto Setup screen,
manual setup is disabled. (You will see an alert message telling so.)
2 Change each parameter value as needed, and specify
the current date and time.
1 Year
Available values: 2005~2030 (factory setting: 2005)
2 Month
Available values: 1~12 (factory setting: 1)
3 Day
Available values: 1~31 (factory setting: 1)
4 Hour
Available values: 0/12 AM ~ 11 AM, 0/12 PM ~ 11 PM; 0~23
(factory setting: 0 AM; 12-hour clock for US and Canada
models, 0; 24-hour clock for other models)
5 Minute
Available values: 0~59 (factory setting: 0)
3 When you select OK, the “Saving...” message is shown.
The MCX-2000 immediately resets its internal clock as
specified, and the result is soon reflected on each
MusicCAST client.
n When you set the date in the order of year, month and day, available
Day values are within a ‘reasonable’ range for the specified Month. If
you specify June (“6” for Month), the maximum Day value becomes
“30”. If you specify February, the maximum Day value becomes “28”
or “29” depending on the Year value. If you set each date value at
random, you can even specify June 31. Since incorrect date settings
are ‘translated’ into the correct ones after saving operation, June 31
becomes July 1. In addition, the Hour values automatically change in
12-hour or 24-hour clock (plus, 0 or 12 for noon and midnight)
according to the Time Display format.
Selecting the Time Display
1
Select Top Menu > Setup > Date/Time > Time Display.
2 Change each parameter value as needed.
1 24 or 12 hours
Select either 12-hour or 24-hour clock for the time display
(factory setting: 12). When “12” is specified, the next parameter
becomes available.
2 Noon & Midnight
Select either 00:00 or 12:00 for noon and midnight (factory
setting: 00:00).
3 When you select OK, the “Saving...” message is shown.
The specified format is immediately applied to the time
display on the MCX-2000 and each MusicCAST client.
- MCX-2000 1
- IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 2
- Welcome to MusicCAST 7
- Preparing Items 8
- Setting Batteries 9
- Powering Up 9
- Creating a MusicCAST Network 10
- Enter the following settings: 11
- MCX-2000 Setup Guide 12
- Streaming Music 13
- When “All Songs” is selected: 14
- WF 37370 16
- Table of Contents 18
- What’s Included 20
- Feature Overview 20
- Audio Recording Functions 21
- Music Archiving Functions 21
- CD Recording Functions 21
- Music Streaming Functions 22
- Timer Function 22
- Preparations and Setup 23
- Back Panel 25
- MENU MENU MENU 27
- Connecting External Devices 29
- Connecting to the AC Power 29
- STANDBY/ON button: green 30
- STANDBY/ON button: amber 30
- STANDBY/ON button: red 31
- Menu Operation Basics 35
- Move the highlight 37
- Previous screen Submenu 37
- MCX-2000 Menu Tree 38
- Georgetown, Washington DC 39
- George Town, Cayman Islands 39
- George Town, Malaysia 39
- George Town, Tasmania 39
- Using Easy Setup 43
- Easy Setup Overview 44
- Configuration examples: 47
- Preparation on the MCX-2000 48
- Preparation on Each Client 49
- Checking Out Parameter Values 51
- Settings on the MCX-2000 52
- Setting Method 53
- ESS ID, WEP Key 54
- Settings on Each Client 55
- Confirming Network Status 60
- Updating Client Firmware 61
- Applications 62
- Using the List View 64
- Identifying an List Item 65
- Adding a Bookmark to a Song 66
- Play Information and Controls 66
- Playing a CD 67
- Notes on Playing an MP3 CD 68
- Retrieving Song Data 69
- XM (US model only) 70
- Internet Radio 70
- (Europe model only) 71
- What is XM Satellite Radio? 71
- Receiving XM Radio Broadcasts 72
- Search all channels 73
- Search category 73
- Screen Messages for XM Radio 74
- Listening to Internet Radio 75
- Using the Presets List 75
- 3 Radio type 77
- 4 Group name 77
- 5 Station name 77
- Presets List 78
- Digital Input 79
- Analog Input 79
- Recording Audio Sources 82
- 1 Track Marking 85
- 2 SYNCHRO. Type 86
- Duplicating a Music CD 87
- Clear (during title input) 91
- Web Browser 92
- Editing Titles 93
- Changing Song Attributes 93
- Deleting the PCM Data 96
- Other Song Delete Options 97
- Creating a Playlist 98
- Editing a Playlist 99
- MCX-2000 Owner’s Manual 100
- Operating a Client Remotely 103
- Broadcast 105
- Recall Play 106
- Auto Setup 107
- Manual Setup 107
- Time Display 107
- Selecting the Time Display 108
- Front Panel Display 109
- Page displayed at Power ON 109
- Screen Saver 109
- Language 109
- PS/2 Keyboard 109
- Page Displayed at Power ON 110
- Selecting Recording Options 112
- Using the Timer Playback 113
- Using a Yamaha AV Receiver 114
- Server IP Address 116
- Wireless LAN 116
- System Utilities menu 117
- Hard Drive Capacity 118
- MP3 Encode Schedule 118
- 2 Edit function 120
- 3 Recording 120
- 4 CD tray open 120
- 5 Password 120
- IMPORTANT 121
- Handling of discs 122
- Rules of Digital Recording 123
- Notes on the MusicCast system 123
- Troubleshooting 124
- Symptom Cause Remedy 125
- Glossary 127
- Hardware 128
- Software 128
- Specifications 129
- WF 37460 132
- Printed in Malaysia 132
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