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Connecting to a home stereo system
You can connect a home stereo system to either the LINE OUT  jacks or the 
OPTICAL OUT  connector of your Receiver.
RCA cable (available separately) RCA input 
jacks of a 
stereo receive
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Optical input connector of a 
stereo receiver or AV Amplifier
Optical cable 
(available separately)
 On your home stereo system , connect the RCA cable to either the CD inputs or the 
auxiliary inputs (or other inpu ts if these are unavailable).
 When you turn on your home stereo system , make sure the stereo receiver or AV 
Amplifier is in the correct  input mode. For example, make  sure you select auxiliary 
mode if your Receiver is conn ected to the auxiliary inputs. 
						

							
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4. Connect your Receiver to a power outlet using the supplied power adapter\
, and turn on the power outlet if necessary. 
						

							
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Step 5: Play Music
1. Insert three AA batteries into the RF Remote.
Make sure your RF Remote is no more than 10 meters (33 feet) from your Receiver when you set up and use your RF Remote. 
						

							
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2. Press the Power button on your RF Remote.
Your RF Remote is automatically assi gned to your Receiver if you have 
only one Receiver installed on your wire less network. If not, you will need 
to manually assign the RF Remote to  the Receiver that you are installing. 
For more information, see Using  Multiple Receivers on page 27
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3. When the main menu appears on the LCD, press the  LIBRARY button.
4. Use the  Navigation  buttons to scroll to  an option and press the  Play button.
5. Press the  Vo l u m e buttons on your RF Remote to increase or decrease the 
volume.
For more information about us ing the RF Remote, see Using  Your RF Remote on page 27. 
						

							
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FIND REMOTE 
button❍
Activates a beeping  sound from the RF Remote. Press this 
button if you need to  locate your RF Remote.
❍ Assigns an RF Remote to a Rece iver. This lets you use one RF 
Remote with different Rece ivers. See Using Multiple 
Receivers on page 27  for more information.
Light Emitting Diode 
(LED) ❍
Left (or bottom) LED lights up gree n when your Receiver is turned 
on, and lights up re d when on standby.
❍ Right (or top) LED  lights up green when  your Receiver is 
connected to Wireless Music Medi a Server, flashes green when 
trying to connect to the Wirele ss Music Media Server, flashes 
amber when trying to connect  to a network, and flashes red 
when it is resetting.
USB  port ❍
Connects to your computer’s  USB port using the supplied USB 
cable
OPTICAL OUT 
connector ❍
Connects to the optical input of  speakers or a home stereo 
system (both available separately)
LINE OUT  jacks ❍
Connects to the input jacks of sp eakers or a home stereo system 
(both available separately)
6V AC IN  connector ❍Connects to a power outlet us ing the supplied power adapter
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RF Remote
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MENU
 button ❍Displays the main menu on the LCD
NOW PLAYING 
button ❍
Displays the track details of the  track currently being playing. If 
nothing is playing, or the  NOW PLAYING button is pressed a 
second time, the Now Play ing List is displayed.
Previous  button ❍
Press to go to th e previous track
❍ If more than 10 second s of a track has been played, pressing this 
button will skip to the begi nning of the current track
Stop  button ❍
Press to st op playback
❍ Press and hold to delete all  tracks in the Now Playing List
Pause  button ❍Pauses and resumes playback
MODE  button ❍
Switches between  Normal, Shuffle  , Repeat All   and 
Shuffle/Repeat All    play modes
❍ Assigns an RF Remote  to a Receiver. This lets you use one RF 
Remote with different Receivers.  See Using Multiple Receivers 
on page 27 for more information.
Power  button ❍Turns on your Receiver or  sets it to standby
Liquid Crystal Display 
(LCD) ❍
Lets you view the MP3 and WMA  files in the PC Music Library
LIBRARY  button ❍Displays the PC Music  Library menu on the LCD
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 buttons ❍
Press the  Up  and  Down   buttons to scroll through menu 
options
❍ Press the  Right  button or  OK button to select  a highlighted 
menu option, or show a list  of additional options for the 
highlighted menu option
❍ Press the  Left   button to return to the previous menu
Play  button ❍
Press to start playba ck. This clears the Now Playing List and 
plays the highligh ted menu option.
❍ Press and hold to add a highli ghted menu option to the Now 
Playing List
Next  button ❍Press to go to the next track
Vo l u m e  buttons ❍Increases or  decreases play back volume
MUTE  button ❍
Mutes the volume.   appears on  the LCD when the volume is 
muted.
FAV O R I T E S  buttons❍
Play back favorite playlists th at you have assigned to these 
buttons. You can use Wireless Musi c Console to assign favorite 
playlists. For more  information, see
 Assigning Favorite 
Playlists on page 38.
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Software Applications
The following software applications are integral parts of Sound Blaster 
Wireless Music.They are installed on  your computer when you install the 
software.
Wireless Music Media Server
Wireless Music Media Server lets yo ur computer communicate with your 
Receiver, and makes it possible for S ound Blaster Wireless Music to access 
your computer’s digital music collectio n. By default, Wireless Music Media 
Server is automatically launched when ever you turn on your computer. You 
will see the  Wireless Music Media Server    icon on your computer’s 
Taskbar when Wireless Music Media Server is running.
Wireless Music Console
Wireless Music Console, on the other hand , lets you configure the settings of 
your Receiver. For example, launch Wi reless Music Console when you want 
to create smart playlists or assign favorite playlists.