User manual RIO RECEIVER

[. . . ] About the User Guide Return to Pg. 1 Page 1 Rio Digital Audio Receiver User Guide About the User Guide The Rio Receiver User Guide includes the following sections: Introduction Getting Started Installation: The Rio Connector The Audio Receiver Manager Software The Rio Receiver Using Your Rio Receiver The Display Menus and Buttons The Rio Remote Advanced Features Troubleshooting Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Rio Receiver Specifications Warranty Regulatory Information Glossary Contacting Customer Care Navigating and printing the Rio Receiver User Guide The online Rio Receiver User Guide is in Adobe Acrobat (. PDF) file format. NOTE: We strongly recommend that you use Adobe Acrobat version 4. 0 -- available on the CD-ROM -- to view and print the Rio Receiver User Guide. Click links (blue underlined text) to jump to another location in the document or to a location on the World Wide Web. Acrobat Toolbar icons Click the Show/Hide Navigation Pane icon in the Acrobat toolbar to show the Navigation Pane Window and bookmarks in the left column. Click any bookmark in the list to jump to the page in the User Guide that contains the topic. [. . . ] Follow the prompts to import your music. Problem: I've installed the Audio Receiver Manager software, but there's no musical note icon in the system tray. Troubleshooting measures: If there's no musical note icon in the system tray, then the Audio Receiver Manager software is not running. Click Start > Programs > Startup to check your Startup items for the Audio Receiver Manager software. The software installer may not have added itself to your list of Startup items. Try launching the software manually by clicking Start > Programs > Audio Receiver. If an attempt to launch the Audio Receiver Manager software manually fails, try the following: 1. ) Verify that the Rio Connector card, your third party HPNA or your Ethernet card is listed in the Start > Settings > Control Panel > Network. If there are no network adapters installed, the Audio Receiver Manager software will not start. 2. ) If you are using Windows Millennium, verify that the Media Sense feature is disabled. 3. ) Verify that the drivers for the Rio Connector card, your third party HPNA or your Ethernet card are installed properly. If any files were skipped during the driver installation, that might cause the Audio Receiver Manager software to fail to launch. 4. ) Verify that the IP Address of the Rio Connector card, your third party HPNA or your Ethernet card is not all zeros (0. 0. 0. 0). If the IP address of the adapter is all zeros, then the Audio Receiver Manager software will not start. To resolve this problem, you may need to specify an IP address for that adapter. Please consult Windows Help for complete step-by-step instructions on specifying a private IP address. Problem: The Audio Receiver Manager software says, "No network adapters were detected on this computer. This software requires at least one network adapter to work. " Troubleshooting measures: There are two possible causes for this error. In both cases, the solution is to reinstall the drivers for the Rio Connector card or your third party HPNA or Ethernet card. You may encounter this error if the drivers for the Rio Connector card your third party HPNA or your Ethernet card are not installed. You can verify this by checking the Device Manager under Network adapters and the Network Control Panel. You may also encounter this error if TCP/IP is not installed for the Rio Connector card, your third party HPNA or your Ehternet card. This can occur if driver installation didn't complete successfully. Also if you're using Windows 98, there's a limit of 6 instances of TCP/IP in the Network Control Panel. If there were already 6 adapters in the Network Control Panel, then TCP/IP would not install successfully for the Rio Connector card, your third party HPNA card or your Ethernet card. Troubleshooting Steps Return to Pg. 1 Page 27 Problem: How do I disable Media Sense in Windows Millennium? Troubleshooting measures: 1. ) Click Start > Settings > Control Panel. 3. ) Clic the copy of TCP/IP that is bound to the network adapter you want to configure. [. . . ] A modem uses one to interpret incoming analog signals and converts the digital data stream coming from the computer into analog. Codecs are used to shrink large files or data streams, often for efficient transmission over a network, and then decode them when they are displayed. The Rio Digital Audio Receiver supports the following digital audio file codecs: · MP3 · WMA Encode, "Rip" (a CD) Encoding, or "ripping", refers to converting an audio file from a CD-ROM into a compressed digital audio format, such as MP3 or WMA, that may be played on the Rio Receiver, on the computer, or on a portable Rio Digital Audio Player. Ethernet Network A common method of networking computers in a LAN. Ethernet will handle approximately 10 million bits-persecond and can be used with almost any kind of computer. [. . . ]