Naim HDX Manual de Usario
Naim
sistema de audio
HDX
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R E F E R E N C E M A N U A L
H D X H A R D D I S K P L A Y E R
E N G L I S H
Contents
Section Page
Contents
1 HDX Hard Disk Player Introduction 1
1.1 HDX User Interfaces 1
1.2 HDX Interface Options 2
2 Getting Started 3
2.1 Internet/Network Connections 3
2.2 Power Supply Upgrade 3
2.3 Audio Connections 3
2.4 Switch On 4
2.5 External Screen Setup 4
2.6 First Use 4
2.7 Software Upgrade 4
2.8 Switching Off 4
2.9 Data Backup 4
3 Getting Connected 5
3.1 HDX Rear Panel 5
3.2 HDX Connections 5
3.3 HDX Connected to XPS Power Supply 6
4 The Front Panel Display Interface 7
4.1 The Home Menu 7
4.2 The Browse Music Menu 8
4.3 The Find Music Menu 9
4.4 The Internet Radio Menu 9
4.5 The Current Playlist Screen 10
4.6 Playlists 11
4.7 The Quick Play Menu 12
4.8 The System Menu 12
4.9 Handset Functions 16
5 Playback 17
5.1 Local Playback 17
5.2 NaimNet Network Playback 17
5.3 UPnP™ Network Playback 17
6 Ripping 18
6.1 The Ripping Process 18
6.2 Copyright Issues 18
7 External Storage 19
7.1 USB Storage Devices 19
7.2 Network Shares 19
7.3 Music Stores 19
7.4 Adding a Music Store 20
8 Interface Menu Structure 22
9 Internal Storage of External Data 23
9.1 Accessing The Downloads Folder 23
9.2 Copying to The Downloads Folder 24
10 Hard Disk Player Terminology 25
11 HDX Specifications 27
12 User Notes 27
13 Commercial Acknowledgements 28
13.1 DigiFi End-user License Agreement 28
13.2 StreamNet Acknowledgement 28
13.3 Adobe Flash Acknowledgement 28
Note: This manual is issue No. 6 and describes the operation
of HDX units running software release version 1.6c. HDX units
running earlier software will not operate fully in the manner
described in this manual. The software running on an HDX is
displayed in the System Status menu.
1
HDX Hard Disk Player Introduction
1 HDX Hard Disk Player Introduction
The Naim HDX hard disk player will completely change the way you access and listen
to your music collection. While the HDX may look like a CD player and can play CDs
conventionally, it is intended to operate in a fundamentally different way.
• Rather than simply reproducing the audio on a CD inserted in the drawer, the HDX
automatically reads and stores the CD data for replay at any later time.
• In addition to storing audio on its local hard disk, the HDX can store and play audio
on network connected hard disk drives. Network stored files can be either audio files
ripped from CD or compatible audio files created by other means.
• The HDX operates as a UPnP™ server providing audio files to any UPnP™ compatible
playback hardware connected on the same network.
• In addition to its conventional analogue or digital audio outputs, the HDX can
provide up to six NaimNet/StreamNet network streams for playback in multiple
remote areas.
• When the HDX first reads the data from a CD, it automatically accesses an internet
music database and downloads the information held for that CD. The information
can include title, tracks, artist, composer, genre and numerous additional details.
This can then be used by the HDX to select or search for material and to build
custom playlists. The CD cover artwork will also be downloaded if available and
displayed by the user interface.
• The HDX is able to operate as a conventional CD player. A CD inserted in the drawer
can be played immediately with its audio routed to the analogue and digital audio
outputs.
• The HDX can play internet radio streams and access a list of available stations
from the vTuner.com internet radio server. Up to 40 iRadio stations can be saved as
favourites. iRadio streams can be played via the HDX analogue and digital audio
outputs.
The mode of control and operation of your HDX will depend upon the type of system with
which it is integrated. These different “user interfaces” are introduced in Section 1.1 while
the touch screen controlled Front Panel Display Interface is described in detail in Section
4.
If the HDX is your first experience of a network connected product you may find it
worthwhile to read the glossary in Section 9 before moving on to installation and
operation.
1.1 HDX User Interfaces
Unlike a conventional item of hi-fi equipment, the HDX can
be operated in a number of different ways using a variety
of user interfaces. The user interface you use to control
your HDX will depend on the type of system in which it
is installed and the ancillary equipment available. The
following short paragraphs and table describe each user
interface.
1.1.1 The Front Panel Display Interface
The HDX is most conveniently operated via its Front Panel
Display Interface using either the front panel touch screen
or the remote handset.
Note: The Front Panel Display Interface can also be
configured to control any StreamNet compliant device
connected to the network.
1.1.2 The External Display Interface
The HDX can be operated via its External Display Interface
using the supplied (or a keyboard and/or remote handset
mouse), in combination with an additional external display
screen. The screen may be a monitor or TV with composite
video, S-video or VGA input.
The External Display Interface is closely related to the Front
Panel Display Interface and similarly provides access to
HDX operational and setup features.
Especificaciones del producto
Marca: | Naim |
Categoría: | sistema de audio |
Modelo: | HDX |
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