Goodmans GMC1502WF User manual

GMC1502WF Wi-Fi/DAB Micro System

with Universal Dock for iPod

User Guide

IMPORTANT: Please read all instructions carefully before use and keep for future reference

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Introduction

Thank you for choosing this Goodmans Wi-Fi / DAB Micro System

with Universal Dock for iPod. Not only can you listen to all your

favourite internet radio stations, but you can also listen to DAB Radio

and play music directly from your iPod or PC.

It’s really simple to use: you can fully operate your iPod or PC directly from the control

panel or from the Remote Control. You can even connect auxiliary devices to it.

Throughout this User Guide, the Wi-Fi / DAB Micro System with Universal Dock for

iPod will be referred to as the Micro System.

Safety is important

Use of any electrical equipment should be undertaken with care. Please read the

safety section on page 62 before using the Micro System. This appliance is for

household use only.

An audio system that allows docking

of an iPod and which fully supports the

iPod menu system.

The Micro System can stream music

files from your PC.

The Micro System can playback music

from USB, SD and MMC storage media.

The Micro System features a CD player

allowing playback of all your CD, CD-R

and CD-RW discs.

The Micro System features both DAB

and FM radio functions allowing you

to listen to DAB and FM radio stations.

Stations can be easily preset for ease

of access.

The Micro System allows you to

listen to internet radio stations when

connected to a broadband router with

a current subscription. Connecting to a

wireless network is easy using the built

in network connection wizard.

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What you need to know before you setup

Before you are able to use the internet

radio, you will need the following items:

• A broadband internet connection.

• A wired/wireless access point or

router connected to your broadband

internet connection.

If your wireless network is configured

to use Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP)

or Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA)

data encryption, you will need to

know the WEP or WPA code so that

you can setup your internet radio

to communicate with your wireless

network.

Consult your network provider for your

WEP or WPA codes.

Before continuing, make sure that your

wired/wireless access point or router

is powered On, and connected to your

broadband internet connection.

Consult the manufacturer’s guide

supplied with your wired/wireless

access point or router if you are unsure

how to do this.

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What’s in the box?

Speakers

Micro System

This User Guide

Remote Control 2 x AA Batteries

Quick Start Guide

8 iPod Adaptors

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Contents

Your Micro System....................6

Getting Started..........................8

Daily Use.................................11

Internet Setup .........................13

Media Player Setup.................18

Internet Radio..........................21

Music Player............................31

DAB Radio...............................35

FM Radio.................................40

iPod Docking............................42

CD Playback ............................43

USB and CARD........................47

Auxiliary Input .........................50

Alarm and Timer......................51

Troubleshooting.......................55

Specifications..........................61

Warnings.................................62

Electrical Information...............64

Guarantee ...............................65

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01 Your Micro System

UP ARROW Button

DOWN ARROW Button

PLAY/PAUSE Button

REMOTE Sensor

MENU Button

STANDBY Button

MEMORY Button

SELECT Button

MUTE/SNOOZE Button

IPOD Dock

LCD Screen

SD/MMC CARD Slot

POWER Cable

AUXILIARY Socket

ETHERNET LAN Port

HEADPHONE Socket

FUNCTION Button

NEXT Button

PREVIOUS Button

INFO Button

STOP Button

VOLUME Control

SPEAKER Sockets

FM Antenna

RESET Button

USB Port

DISC Tray

Front

Rear

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Your Micro System

STANDBY Button

SD/MMC Button

NUMERIC Buttons

FM Button

iPOD Button

M.PLAYER Button

CD Button

PREVIOUS Button

INFO Button

OK Button

SNOOZE Button

PLAY/PAUSE Button

MUTE Button

ALARM Button

MEMORY Button

NEXT Button

DOWN ARROW Button

AUX Button

DAB Button

SLEEP Button

REPEAT Button

TIMER Button

CLOCK Button

ST.MO Button

STOP Button

MENU Button

DBBS Button

EQ Button

UP ARROW Button

iRADIO Button

VOL - Button

VOL + Button

DIMMER Button

RANDOM Button

AUTOSCAN Button

USB Button

Remote Control

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Connecting the

Speakers

Connect the left and

right speakers to the

Micro System. The

red wires should be

connected to the red

sockets and the black

wires to the black

sockets on the rear of

the Micro System.

Getting Started

Using the Remote

Control

Insert the batteries (supplied)

into the Remote Control,

observing the polarity marked

on the base of the battery

compartment.

To use the Remote Control,

simply direct it towards the

front of the Micro System and

press the desired buttons.

DON’T FORGET! When replacing the batteries make sure that you

use the same size and type.

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Getting Started

Connecting to your Broadband Router

If you do not have a Wireless Broadband Router, you must connect the

Micro System to the Broadband Router using an RJ45 Ethernet cable (not

supplied).

Connect one end of the RJ45 Ethernet cable into an available socket on

your Broadband Router. Connect the remaining end of the cable to the

Ethernet LAN Port on the rear of the Micro System.

Radio Reception

To ensure the FM Radio reception is as clear as possible, unwrap the FM

Antenna and secure in a vertical position.

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02 Getting Started

Connecting to External Devices

The Micro System can be connected to a number of external devices

using the Auxiliary Socket on the rear of the Micro System. This requires a

3.5 mm Stereo Cable (not supplied).

Turn the Micro System On

Insert the plug into the wall socket and turn the socket on.

Press the STANDBY button on the front of the Micro System or the

Remote Control to turn the Micro System On.

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