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Squeezebox
Radio
Feature Guide
10/14/2009
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When there is a software update available for your Squeezebox, a message will appear on the display inviting you to
download the softwa
re. When you press the push
-
button knob and the download starts, a progress bar will be displayed,
letting you know the status of the download. When the download is complete the Squeezebox will reboot and take you to
the home menu.
Perform a Factory T
es
t o
r Reset
You can perform a test of your Squeezebox functions, including the ambient light sensor, audio routing, the display, and
more.
To access the factory test menu:
From the home menu, go to
Settings > Advanced
> Factory test
.
To reset your Squeezebox
to factory settings:
From the home menu, go to
Settings > Advanced
> Factory Reset
.
Or
1.
P
ress and hold the Power button for
2
seconds to power it down.
2.
Wait 10 seconds, and then
press and hold the
More
(+)
button
and touch
the
Power
button.
3.
When you see
the “Factory Settings Restored” message, release the More button.
Music
I
nputs and
O
utputs
The Squeezebox Radio has inputs
that
allow you to connect headp
hones, iPods
and MP3 players.
Use
Headphones
To listen to music from your headphones:
1.
Plug your hea
dphones into the headphone jack on the side of your Squeezebox.
2.
At your Squeezebox, navigate to and play your selection.
Connec
t MP3 players
You can play
an iPod or MP3 player
through Squeezebox
radio
.
To listen to your device:
1.
Connect your device to the
back of your Squeezebox
using the included
audio cable
2.
From the home menu,
select
Line In
. (The Line In option will only appear as a menu option when the cable in
connected).
Adjust the volume either from your device or by using the Squeezebox volume knob
.
You can also connect your computer to the Squeezebox Radio line input and use the Squeezebox as your speakers. Use
the headphone jack of your computer to connect to the Line In jack on Squeezebox Radio.
Using
Squeezebox Radio
as Part of
a
Whole
-
Home Sys
tem
Squeezebox
Radio
is just one member of a grow
ing family of Squeezebox Wi
-
fi music players
. These products can be
divided into three categories:
1.
All
-
in
-
one players
feature built
-
in amplifiers and speakers, so you can place them anywhere within range of
your
network without having to worry about connecting them to an audio system. Squeezebox
Boom
was
our first
all
-
in
-
one network music player, with Squeezebox Radio the second product in this line.
2.
Players
including the Squeezebox
Duet
, Squeezebox Classic,
Squeezebox Touch,
and Squeezebox Transporter,
connect to
an audio syst
em. With these players, you can add
network music to a home stereo system.
3.
Controllers
operate any player on your network. For example, Squeezebox Controller features a color screen
that
’s great for displaying album art. Squeezebox Controller connects wirelessly to your network, rather than using
infrared, so you can control your Squeezebox Radio from anywhere in your house.
You can have any
combination
of
players from the Squeezebox fam
ily
in your home. Y
ou can fill your house with
Squeezebox Booms
, or have a
Squeezebox Radio
in the living room and a
Squeezebox Boom
in the bedroom,
and more.