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- Page 1 User manual...
- Page 2 Important notes for users in the U.K. Mains plug This apparatus is fitted with an approved 13 Amp plug. To change a fuse in this type of plug, proceed as follows: Remove fuse cover and fuse. Fix the new fuse which should be a BS1362 5-Amp, A.S.T.A.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
General information About WAK3300 Wireless Music Station Clock Radio ______________________ 6 Supplied accessories ________________ 6 Minimum system requirement ________ 6 Philips on-line support ______________ 7 Environmental information ___________ 8 Maintenance ______________________ 8 Safety information _________________ 8 Controls Controls on the Set... - Page 5 FM radio Tuning to radio stations ____________ 30 Programming radio stations _________ 30 Autostore: automatic programming Manual programming To listen to a preset station Alarm Setting alarm_____________________ 32 Set alarm time Set repeat mode Select alarm sound source Turning on/off the alarm____________ 34 De-activating the alarm temporarily ___ 34 Stop alarm for an 8-minute period Stop alarm for a preset period...
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Page 6: General Information
About WAK3300 Wireless Music Station Clock Radio WAK3300 is an excellent addition both to the Wi-Fi network of Philips Wireless Music Center, and to your home PC network. With automatic installation and connection, WAK3300 can be easily added to the Wi-Fi network of the Center. -
Page 7: Philips On-Line Support
Latest PC software downloads Interactive troubleshooting As it is possible for you to upgrade your product, we recommend that you register your product on www.philips.com/register for us to inform you as soon as new and free upgrades are available. Enjoy your WAK3300! The model number can be found on the rear of the set. -
Page 8: Environmental Information
General information Environmental information All redundant packaging material has been omitted. We have done our utmost to make the packaging easily separable into three mono materials: cardboard (box), polystyrene foam (buffer) and polyethylene (bags, protective foam sheet). Your set consists of materials which can be recycled if disassembled by a specialised company. - Page 9 The making of unauthorized copies of copy-protected material, including computer programmes, files, broadcasts and sound recordings, may be an infringement of copyrights and constitute a criminal offence. This equipment should not be used for such purposes. CAUTION Modification of the product could result in hazardous EMC radiation or other unsafe operations.
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Page 10: Controls
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Page 11: Controls On The Set (Top, Front And Right Panels)
Controls on the Set (Top, front and right panels) STANDBY-ON ECO POWER y – press briefly to switch on the set; – press and hold to switch the set to power- saving mode – Red indicator: lights up in red when the set is switched to standby mode or power- saving mode HOME... -
Page 12: Remote Control
Controls & Remote control Source buttons MUSIC – selects the music library (on a Wireless Music Station or a UPnP-enabled music server) – In standby/Power-saving mode: switches the set on and selects the music library (on a Wireless Music Center or a UPnP-enabled music server) INTERNET RADIO –... - Page 13 Backspace Ç – Text entry: deletes the input before cursor – MUSIC: stops playback & PROG CAP ON – TUNER: to manually program preset FM radio stations – Text entry: toggles between uppercase (CAP ON) or lowercase (CAP OFF) letters 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 –...
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Page 14: Preparation
Preparation Using the remote control IMPORTANT! – Remove the protective plastic tab before using the remote control. – Always point the remote control directly towards the IR sensor on the set you wish to operate. To replace the remote control’s battery Press and hold as indicated Pull out the battery tray at... -
Page 15: Using Alphanumeric Keys
Using alphanumeric keys Use the alphanumeric keys to input letters or numbers. When a text box appears, press the corresponding alphanumeric keys repeatedly until the desired letter/number appears Press to move the cursor forward/ backward Helpful hints: - You will enter the previous/next option list if the cursor reaches the beginning or end of the text box. -
Page 16: Installation
Installation via Access Point (Infrastructure) via Access Point for illustration only... -
Page 17: Placing Wak3300
Wi-Fi products, etc.) Setting up the system Connecting to power supply a. Place the WAK3300 beside the Philips Wireless Music Center in order to connect to it. To connect to a UPnP-enabled music server... -
Page 18: Connecting Wak3300 To Philips Wireless Music Center Or A Upnp-Enabled Music Server
– For better Wi-Fi reception, adjust location of the Center and Station. Helpful hint: – If the Philips Wireless Music Center is already connected to your home network, follow the above- mentioned steps 1 to 4 to connect WAK3300 to Philips Wireless Music Center via the network’s... - Page 19 a. Press the navigation controls 3 or 4 and 2 to select the network where the UPnP device is located b. Set the Encryption key: b1. Enter the Encryption key (WEP or WPA) using the alphanumeric keys if you have already set an Encryption key for your network Press the navigation controls 3 or 4 repeatedly to select a letter, digit or...
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Page 20: Installing Fm Antenna
Installation Installing FM antenna WARNING: - Never make or change connections when the power supply is switched on. WAK3300 comes with a pigtail FM antenna. Extend the pigtail antenna Shift the antenna to different positions for optimal reception (as far away as possible from the TV, VCR or other radiation sources) Fix the end of the pigtail to the wall Using AC power... -
Page 22: Basic Functions
In the Music menu, you can select your music sound source from the music library of either the Philips Wireless Music Center or the UPnP-enabled device In the Radio menu, you can select the FM... -
Page 23: Volume Control
Volume control Check that playback has started Adjust the volume using the VOLUME (VOL) +/- buttons MUTE During playback, you can temporarily switch off the sound without switching off the set. Press MUTE to switch off the sound Playback continues without sound. To switch on the sound, press MUTE again or adjust the volume with VOL +. -
Page 24: Display Adjustment
Basic functions Display adjustment You can adjust the contrast and brightness settings on the display. Enter the Setting menu from the main menu Use the navigation controls select Display Contrast: a. Press 3 or 4 and 2 to select Contrast The contrast setting menu appears b. -
Page 25: Music
WAK3300 has been connected to during the installation process. Playing MUSIC source Check that the Philips Wireless Music Center or the UPnP music server has been switched on On WAK3300, press MUSIC on the remote control to select music source... -
Page 26: Selecting And Searching
Music Selecting and searching Select a different option When in playback screen, press the navigation control to return to the previous option list If necessary, press repeatedly to enter previous option lists Press repeatedly and option Fast scroll an option list To quickly find your desired option (e.g. -
Page 27: Different Play Modes: Repeat, Shuffle
Different play modes: REPEAT, SHUFFLE Repeat 1 – plays current track continuously Repeat all – repeats all the tracks (under current Artist, Genre or Album) Repeat & shuff – repeats all the tracks (under current Artist, Genre or Album) in random order Shuffle –... -
Page 28: Moving Music Playback Between Philips Wireless Music Center And Wak3300 (Station)
Music Moving music playback between Philips Wireless Music Center and WAK3300 (Station) Up to 5 Stations can be added to the Wi-Fi network of the Center. You will be able to move your music between the Center and the Stations via Wi-Fi. Even in different parts of your home, you and your family will still enjoy and share music with ease. -
Page 29: Music Broadcast
MUSIC BROADCAST MUSIC BROADCAST allows you to broadcast music from the Center to Stations. On Stations Check that you have switched the Stations on or to standby mode On the Center On HD source, select and play the album or playlist you wish to broadcast to the Stations Press MUSIC BROADCAST to activate The icon... -
Page 30: Fm Radio
FM radio Tuning to radio stations Check that your WAK3300 has been switched on Press TUNER on the remote control to select the FM radio source Playback screen appears. The display will show: , radio station frequency and a preset number (if programmed) Press and hold 3 or 4 until the frequency in the display starts to run The radio automatically tunes to a station of... -
Page 31: Manual Programming
Manual programming Tune to your desired radio station (see Tuning to radio stations) On the remote control, press PROG (or OK) to store the station The station is stored in the first vacant preset location. The display shows Preset saved followed by its preset number Repeat steps 1-2 to store other stations Helpful hint: –... -
Page 32: Alarm
Alarm Setting alarm WAK3300 provides a variety of alarm settings to meet your different needs. Before setting the alarm, check that your WAK3300’s clock settings are correct. To set alarm, follow the subsequent steps of setting alarm time, selecting repeat mode and selecting alarm sound source. -
Page 33: Select Alarm Sound Source
Select alarm sound source The alarm sound can be your favorite songs, radio stations or just buzz. In the Alarm menu, press select Source The display shows the list of alarm sound sources Press to select the desired alarm sound source To use Music as the alarm sound source Create an alarm music library a. -
Page 34: Turning On/Off The Alarm
Alarm Turning on/off the alarm On the set, press the ALARM ON/OFF button to turn the alarm on or off The display shows Alarm on or Alarm off The icon will appear or disappear correspondingly De-activating the alarm temporarily Stop alarm for an 8-minute period When the alarm sounds at the preset alarm time, you can stop it after a certain period . -
Page 35: Network Setting
Connecting to external Wi-Fi network WAK3300 can easily connect to different external Wi-Fi networks Create a connection profile To establish a connection to external networks, create a connection profile first. Press HOME to enter the main menu, and then select the Setting menu by pressing the navigation controls Use the navigation controls select Network followed by Quick Setup... -
Page 36: Edit The Connection Profile
Network setting Edit the connection profile Follow the steps 1 to 2 under Create a connection profile Press the navigation controls 3 or 4 and 2 to select the network (connection profile) to be changed Press 3 or 4 and 2 to select Other (Advanced) a. - Page 37 Press to select an empty preset location The list of networks appears Press to select the desired connection profile Enter the desired connection profile and apply it as prompted The option list of Save to Profile appears Press to select an empty preset location To select and apply a new connection profile...
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Page 38: Device Setting
You can also perform resetting by: a. Entering the Setting menu from the main b. Using the navigation controls source (e.g. from Philips Music Center to UPnP Music Server or vice versa) WAK3300 and Philips Wireless Music Center. The display shows Restore factory setting The set will reboot. -
Page 39: Firmware Upgrade
Firmware upgrade a. Check that WAK3300 is connected to an Access Point with Internet access (see Installation: Connecting WAK3300 to a UPnP-enabled music server) b. Check that the connection profile for Internet access is applied (see Network setting: Create a connection profile) Press HOME to enter the main menu, and then select the Setting menu by pressing the navigation controls... -
Page 40: Troubleshooting
If a fault occurs, first check the points listed below before taking the system for repair. If you are unable to resolve a problem by following these hints, consult your dealer or Philips for help. Problem During the first-time setup, the display on WAK3300 shows “Searching for...