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Lyra Jukebox
User’s Guide
Changing Entertainment. Again.
RD2800
3rd Review • 9/4/2001
LyraIB.00.Cover 1 9/4/01, 5:07 PM
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Important Information WARNING To reduce the risk of electric CAUTION shock, do not remove cover (or To reduce the risk RISK OF ELECTRIC back). No user serviceable parts of fire or electric SHOCK DO NOT OPEN inside. Refer servicing to qualified shock, do not service personnel. expose this product or AC This symbol This symbol indicates charger to rain or indicates "dangerous voltage" moisture. important inside the product that instructions presents a risk of accompanying electric shock or the pro
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Table of Contents Chapter 1: Getting Started Things to consider before you get started... .............................................. 4 Computer System Requirements ..................................................... 4 Warning ............................................................................................ 4 Caution .............................................................................................. 4 Caution While Driving ..............................................
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Table of Contents Chapter 2: Lyra Jukebox Menus and Features Using the Play Modes................................................................................. 34 How to access the play modes ....................................................... 35 Repeat A-B .................................................................................................. 35 Adjusting DSP Settings .............................................................................. 36 Personalizing DSP Output (GR
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Chapter 1 Getting Started Chapter Overview: • Things to consider before you get started • What’s where — what you want to know vs. where to go • Parts checklist • Overview of Lyra Jukebox buttons • Basic operation (how to play music on your Lyra Jukebox) • Setup details • How to use MusicMatch to transfer files to your Lyra Jukebox Changing Entertainment. Again. 3 Illustrations contained within this publication are for representation only and subject to change. LyraIB.01 3 9/4/01, 5:37 PM
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Getting Started Things to consider before you get started... Computer System Requirements • Pentium 233MHz or higher (Pentium II 300 MHz or higher recommended) ® • Windows 98SE, Me, 2000, or XP • Internet Explorer 4.0 or higher • Internet access • 4 MB free hard disk space for the software plus 1 MB for every minute of CD quality music you store on your hard drive. • 32MB RAM (64 MB recommended) • CD-ROM drive capable of digital audio extraction • USB port • Installed sound card • 16-bit color v
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Getting Started What you want to know Go to page ... Parts checklist — everything that was in the Lyra box 6 Buttons — 7 where they are and what they do 1 Operation — the details 10 2 3 If the information on the printed QuickStart guide wasn’t enough, this section gives you a little more detail about the basics of sorting and playing music on your Lyra Jukebox. Setup information — Step-by-Step 22 instructions The Lyra QuickStart Guide (the printed foldout that came with your Lyra Jukebox) steppe
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e r a w t f o S t n e m Getting Started Unpack the box and check your parts Your Lyra Jukebox came with everything you need to make music portable — all of the items shown below should have been packed in the box with your Lyra Jukebox. v stop s a mode select v e v Lyra Jukebox model AC/DC adapter charger part number: 5-4130 number RD 2800 Music Management CD Headphones contains the Lyra Jukebox part number: 5-4139 Applications & MusicMatch Jukebox software Mini USB cable Part number: 5-4140 P
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Getting Started Overview of buttons and the display The following pages explain what each button does — some of the buttons have more than one function depending upon whether you’re playing music or not. 24 3 1 v stop m o save select d select e v 5 6 1 Volume up – Increases the volume level. 2 SELECT– When using the Lyra Jukebox menu, selects a highlighted item. When you’re creating a User Playlist and you’ve highlighted a title, SELECT tags a song to be included in a User Playlist. 3 MODE – Acc
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Getting Started 78 9 SORT BY v stop Artist Album m o Title save select d select e Genre User Playlists v Audio Files HELP MORE 10 soft key 2 soft key 4 11 soft key 1 12 soft key 3 7 Left arrow button – When you’re playing music, press and release to skip back to the previous song (to scan backwards in the song that’s playing, press and hold). When you’re using the Lyra Jukebox menu, moves highlight left. 8 Up arrow button – When using the Lyra Jukebox menu, moves the highlight up. 9 Stop/power –
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Getting Started DC IN POWER CHARGE RESET dc in reset power charge Back view POWER – Lights when the Lyra Jukebox is on (receiving power). CHARGE – Lights when the battery is charging. DC IN – Plug in the AC power adapter here. When you plug in the AC adapter, the battery inside of the Lyra Jukebox automatically starts charging. RESET – Press this button to reset all of the settings to the factory defaults and clear the memory. line out off / lock LINE OUT Headphones jack Lock button USB port Ri
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Getting Started Basic Operation The information in this section presumes you’ve successfully transferred files to your Lyra Jukebox, and you’re ready to play some music. If you need specific set-up information (downloading music, transferring files, installing software), go to page 22. If you want more detailed information about the Lyra Jukebox’s features, go to page 34. Understanding how to navigate through the Lyra Jukebox’s menu system, combined with how the buttons operate, will give you th
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Getting Started USER PLAYLIST 1 v My favorite song stop Simon and Caroline m The Two of Us o save select d Classic Rock 00:00:42 select e TRK=03 0001/0012 128K FLAT v BACK DSP INFO A-B Playback operation • To scan backwards in the track that’s playing, press and hold (the left arrow button). • To scan forwards in the track that’s playing, press and hold (the right arrow button). • To go to the next track, press and release (the right arrow button). • To go to the previous track, press a
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Getting Started Operation: Step-by-Step Examples The following example illustrates (with more detail than the previous information) how you find the song you want to play. 1. These instructions presume you’ve already done the following: • Installed the MusicMatch Jukebox software and the Lyra MP3/Personal Jukebox profiler application (go to page 22 for detailed instructions). • Transferred music from your computer to the Lyra Jukebox (page 31 has detailed instructions) and profiled the contents
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Getting Started SORT BY Sort by Artist Artist Album 1. Highlight Artist (press the up or down arrow Title Genre button). User Playlists Audio Files Note: You can also highlight items on the HELP MORE screen by pressing the soft keys when they have arrows above them. In this example soft key 1 would move the highlight down and soft key 2 would move the highlight up. Soft key 1 Soft key 2 2. Press the SELECT button (the ARTIST menu ARTIST Aerosmith appears with the artists stored on your Lyra Ame
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Getting Started ANOTHER RECORD Highlight the desired song. 01 A Song for You 02 Be Yourself • To play the song, press (the play/pause 08 Assume the Worst 09 Do Your Best button). 10 Another Song • To go to the previous menu, press soft key 1 INFO BACK PG PG (BACK). • To scroll down the list 5 songs at a time, press soft key 2 (PG down). Soft key 1 Soft key 3 • To scroll up the list 5 songs at a time, press Soft key 2 Soft key 4 soft key 3 (PG up). • To get more info about the song, press soft
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Getting Started 3. To see the songs for the album highlighted, HAPPY MUSIC II 01 A Song For You press SELECT (the songs on that album 02 Do Your Best appear). 03 Be Yourself 04 Integrity Song 05 Freedom The SELECT button may be used alternately to select and de-select titles that you want to INFO BACK PG PG save in the programmable playlist. 4. Highlight the song you want to play. • To play the song, press (the play/pause Soft key 1 Soft key 3 button). Soft key 4 Soft key 2 • To go to the prev
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Getting Started • To see the titles from R - Z, press soft key 4. ANNA BELLE A Song For You • To return to the SORT BY menu, press soft Anytime You Want t... Be Yourself key 1 (labeled MAIN). Details of Today Do Your Best • To get more info about the song, press soft INFO BACK PG PG key 4 (INFO). Note: The information provided in the INFO screen depends upon the ID tags that have been set up for the song. Soft key 1 Soft key 3 Soft key 4 Soft key 2 SORT BY Sort by Genre Artist Album 1. Highlight
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Getting Started DISCO 3. To see a list of artists for the genre you’ve Cool Caroline’s... highlighted, press SELECT (a list of artists for Disco King Kuntz Disco Madness Band that genre appears). To jump to the complete Disco Queen Disco King Kuntz Artist listing, press soft key 4 (ARTST). Gold Disco Band MAIN I-Q R-Z ARTST Soft key 4 4. To see the songs for the artist that you’ve COOL CAROLINE’s... Disco Beat highlighted within this genre, press SELECT (the Disco Dream songs appear in alphabeti
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Getting Started Sort by User Playlists SORT BY Artistt Album 1. Highlight User Playlists (press the up or down Title arrow buttons, or soft key 1 or soft key 2). Genre User Playlists Audio Files HELP MORE Soft key 1 Soft key 2 USER PLAYLISTS 2. Press SELECT (a list of User Playlists you’ve Playlist1.m3u created and stored on your Lyra Jukebox Playlist2.m3u Playlist3.m3u appears on the screen). Playlist4.m3u Playlist5.m3u • To see contents of the playlist that’s MAIN PG DEL HELP highlighted, pres
