ID-AL My Music Player, User Manual

Page 1: ...My Music Player My Music Player LE User Guide V1 0 May 11 2017 2017 Waves System...

Page 2: ...rt wsystem com A technical support is also available on our website www id al com Information in this user guide is subject to change without notice and does not represent any commitment from Waves Sy...

Page 3: ...General Safety Instructions This device has been shipped out from our facilities in perfect working condition In order to preserve these conditions for safety and to avoid any risk of accidental bodi...

Page 4: ...s no longer used or for the purpose of maintenance Handle the power cord by using only the plug Never remove the plug by pulling the power cord Electrical connections repairs and maintenance must be c...

Page 5: ...0 MUSIC Music Folders 20 PLAYLIST Playlist Folders 21 SPOT Message and Commercial Folders 21 SYSTEM System Management Folder 22 6 7 Organizing the Files and Folders onto Alternative Storage Devices Al...

Page 6: ...thernet Network Glossary 54 9 6 Setting the Clock of the Player 55 Introduction 55 Setting the Date and the Time 56 Setting the Time Zone 56 Configuring the Network Time Protocol NTP 57 9 7 Setting th...

Page 7: ...Player 69 Appendix D Web server 74 D I Home Page 74 D II About Page 75 D III Log In Page 76 D IV User Page 76 D V Administrator Page 78 D VI Date Time 81 D VII Ethernet Page 82 D VIII Web Radio Page...

Page 8: ...files is allowed automatically without recurrence according to the Autoplay setting a timestamped programming or an external event trigger Web command or RS232 serial command The My Music Player and...

Page 9: ...lete set of flash drive hosts External USB host Internal USB host SD SDHC memory card slot Audio inputs and outputs the My Music Player range of players allows to choose the right audio solution depen...

Page 10: ...R Balanced professional level stereo audio output RCA Auxiliary line level stereo audio input RJ45 connector Terminal blocs RS 232 serial link Micro USB device On Off Switch button Mounting screw hole...

Page 11: ...d setup menu 9 On Off switch Rear face 10 Power supply connector of the player 11 RS 232 serial link 12 RJ45 connector for the Ethernet network 13 Auxiliary line level stereo audio input 14 Unbalanced...

Page 12: ...3 Infrared sensor Rear face 4 Power supply connector of the player 5 RJ45 connector for the Ethernet network 6 USB host receptacle for USB flash drive 7 Unbalanced line level stereo audio output 8 Am...

Page 13: ...e connections In general please refer to Characteristics page 63 and Hardware Description page 11 Audio outputs please refer to Changing the Main Volume page 29 and Setting the Volumes and the Gains o...

Page 14: ...tions In general please refer to Characteristics page 63 and Hardware Description page 11 Audio and speaker outputs please refer to Changing the Main Volume page 29 and Setting the Volumes and the Gai...

Page 15: ...e Device Main Media page 19 Music Folders MUSIC Recommendations These folders are assigned to the playback of background music Accepted file formats WAV MP3 and Encrypted MP3 files Player behavior The...

Page 16: ...ain Media page 19 and Playback of a Playlist Folder PLAYLIST page 25 Message and Commercial Folders SPOT Recommendations These folders are assigned for messages ringtones commercials and announcements...

Page 17: ...new record of the playback history will be automatically regenerate at next playback 6 2 External Audio Sources Introduction The external audio sources are that are not stored on the Main Media or an...

Page 18: ...all files in a third party flash memory different from the Main Media The Alternate Media content is played in a loop and in a random mode exclusively Back to an Alternate Media the playback resumes a...

Page 19: ...Files and Folders Naming Rules In order to ensure proper operation of the player only the 7 bit ASCII character set is allowed to name files and folders This means that special characters that are not...

Page 20: ...information about audio file formats supported by the player please refer to Characteristics page 63 PLAYLIST Playlist Folders The playlist folders are stored into a root folder named PLAYLIST The na...

Page 21: ...described into System Folder SYSTEM page 16 and Timestamped Programming with the Scheduler page 34 and Settings of the Parameters with system ini File page 62 In the system folder the files are store...

Page 22: ...s in Organizing the Files and Folders onto the Main Storage Device Main Media page 19 or Download a content example from the player support page www id al com and copy it on the Main Media with the in...

Page 23: ...connector used My Music Player only On the My Music Player The player asks to redefine the connector where the storage device is plugged thanks to the knob as described here MAIN MEDIA USB INT On the...

Page 24: ...user Default administrator account username admin password admin 3 Click on User Please refer to Ethernet Network Connection page 49 and Web server page 73 with the use of the infrared remote control...

Page 25: ...Storage Device Main Media page 15 and Organizing the Files and Folders onto the Main Storage Device Main Media page 19 Methods Method Process Advanced menu USER SOURCE SELECT SOURCE MUS PLS SPT PLS S...

Page 26: ...nch menu SOURCE WEBRADIO Select a web radio preset number web radio name Advanced menu USER SOURCE SELECT WEBRADIO Select a web radio preset number Web browser software User page Web radio Select a we...

Page 27: ...INTERNAL USB or EXTERNAL USB or SD CARD or INTERNAL HDD RS 232 serial link Please refe to RS 232 Serial Link Protocol page 91 8 2 Playback Command Resuming the Playback PLAY Command Principle This com...

Page 28: ...ying the Next Track or Next Web Radio NEXT Command Principle This command is assigned to play the next entry of the current playback Player behavior The behavior of the NEXT command depends of the pla...

Page 29: ...played Web radio plays the previous web radio in the web radio list If the playback reaches the first web radio preset of the listing the last preset web radio of the list is played Auxiliary input no...

Page 30: ...software User page Volume Select a volume level value between 0 to 64 MUTE Click on Apply Infrared remote control Press the button to decrease the main volume Press the button to increase the main vol...

Page 31: ...rk address please refer to Identify the player on the network of Ethernet Network Connection page 50 2 Click on Log In and enter the username and the password of the embedded web server user or admini...

Page 32: ...g of the Autoplay function Method Process Advanced menu ADMINISTRATOR SELECT AUTOPLAY MUS PLS MUS or PLS Select a folder number Select a playback mode or a WEBRADIO Select a web radio preset number or...

Page 33: ...es to a music folder when the audio stream is unstable The web radio come backs to the playback when the audio stream is again stable Functioning of the web radio monitoring The without stream music f...

Page 34: ...page 62 9 3 Timestamped Programming with the Scheduler Introduction The player can be programmed thanks to the Scheduler according to a timetable provided on the Main Media It manages the playback of...

Page 35: ...place precisely upon minute change An event can execute up to 32 commands The commands of an event are executed one after another The commands that follow a SPOT folder command will be executed when t...

Page 36: ...and My Music Player LE User Guide V1 0 I the commands of the event are executed immediately the commands of the event are executed at the end of the currently played file Functioning of a day template...

Page 37: ...t a folder number from 1 to 999 from the folder SPT001 to SPT999 SPOT Sequential Play a Spot folder in sequential mode Select a folder number from 1 to 999 from the folder SPT001 to SPT999 SPOT X FILE...

Page 38: ...the Main Media storage device The Scheduler programming file is copied in the same way as the other files for more information regarding the updating of the content please refer to Main Storage Devic...

Page 39: ...be done method by method For more information about the preparation of the Main Media please refer to Organizing the Files and Folders onto the Main Storage Device Main Media Page 19 Using the Main Me...

Page 40: ...player Pros Easy to use Recommended for an on site maintenance Recommended when a content management is directly made by the end user Recommended when the use of a built in connector is required for...

Page 41: ...ize an access from an external FTP For technical reasons the use of the SATA are not supported properly with the FTP functions My Music Player HW V1 0 only The management of a large number of players...

Page 42: ...n Media e g usb int 1 0 scsi 0 0 0 0 part1 or usb 1 0 scsi 0 0 0 0 part1 10 Manage the content of the Main Media 11 When the content updating is completed please log off to the FTP Using the Embedded...

Page 43: ...username is defined it is necessary to add one to use the Samba To change the password please refer to Samba section in Ethernet Page page 81 9 Log on to the Samba server of the player The file manag...

Page 44: ...ntent update requires minimum skills for the operator For technical reasons the use of the SATA are not supported properly with the FTP functions My Music Player HW V1 0 only Customizing the content o...

Page 45: ...onnector for the Main Media My Music Player only Unscheduled content updates can be operated directly with the front panel user interface menu on site handling or with the web server remote handling E...

Page 46: ...method is recommended when the update is done with the use of a removable storage device when the player is not accessible through the network Its also recommended for the preparation before any insta...

Page 47: ...a same FTP server e g Preset 1 Host ftp MyServer com Source folder Song and Preset 2 Host ftp MyServer com Source folder Advertising A preset can be use in synchronization mode Sync or scripted mode...

Page 48: ...SIC PLAYLIST PLS002 Jazz SPOT SYSTEM scheduler tm3 If Sync included folders files list is empty all the files and folders of the server will be synchronized with the player Sync excluded folders files...

Page 49: ...er network allows to access to the different functionalities listed bellow Functions Description Network Type How Use Web radio client Web radios playback Local Remote Web Radio page 32 Embedded HTTP...

Page 50: ...DHCP this address will periodically change explaining the word dynamic Nevertheless if the player is configured with a static IP address the IP address will never change A network mask indicates to t...

Page 51: ...The custom name is setup in the NetBIOS entry of the Samba settings of the player please refer to Ethernet Page in Web server page 81 If the NetBIOS setting is empty the default factory name is used U...

Page 52: ...ss on the port 21 to the Internet router address on the free port number port 21 recommended To obtain the Internet address of the router then contact the local network administrator or the IPS Intern...

Page 53: ...r Ethernet port with a cable This is the most common method of connecting to the Internet and local network for desktop computers Ethernet port an Ethernet port is what an Ethernet cable is plugged in...

Page 54: ...on a computer network Samba allows file and print sharing between computers running Microsoft Windows and computers running Unix NetBIOS Network Basic Input Output System is a service which provides...

Page 55: ...e year 01 to the last month of the year 12 3 The day of the month from the first day of the month 01 to the last day of the month 29 30 31 Methods Method Process Advanced menu ADMINISTRATOR DATE TIME...

Page 56: ...Procedure Enable or disable the Network Time Protocol NTP function Methods Method Process Advanced menu ADMINISTRATOR DATE TIME NTP MODE set NTP MODE OFF to disable the NTP or set NTP MODE ON to enabl...

Page 57: ...from 00 to 64 Web browser software Administrator page RCA output volume and XLR output volume for the My Music Player or RCA output volume and Amplified output volume for the My Music Player LE Selec...

Page 58: ...ources of the player Methods Method Process Advanced menu ADMINISTRATOR VOLUMES GAINS VOLUME INPUT P Main Media content playback A Auxiliary input My Music Player only and W Web radio Select a volume...

Page 59: ...n Out In Out Auxiliary input Out Out Out In Out In Out Alternate Media Out Out Out In Out In Out Changing the Fade In and Fade Out settings Procedure Select a duration value from 0 seconds no fade to...

Page 60: ...pends on two parameters 1 The firmware version of the player 2 The settings must be keep or be reset Depending on the answers it can be necessary to install a Bootloader software before the installati...

Page 61: ...t boot page 22 The update of the Bootloader is completed You can turn off the player remove the USB flash drive or the SD card used for the update 6 Proceed to the firmware update depending on which h...

Page 62: ...to First boot page 22 The update of the Firmware is completed You can turn off the player remove the USB flash drive or the SD card used for the update 7 Perform a standard startup of the player Caut...

Page 63: ...A host bus revision 1 0 on a standard SATA connector data and power pins HW V1 0 only My Music Player LE Class D amplified stereo audio output on 3 81 mm pluggable terminal block 2 x 6 W 8 Ohms THD 10...

Page 64: ...r LE Accepts USB flash drives A VII Network Embedded FTP server for remote content update Embedded FTP client with content update by script or by file synchronization 10 clients Embedded Samba server...

Page 65: ...ion can be up to 2 A 2 Do not use a USB flash drive which the consumption is upper to 350 mA A XI Temperatures Operating ambient temperature from 0 to 60 C Storage temperature from 20 to 60 C A XII Si...

Page 66: ...User Guide V1 0 Appendix B Player Audio Diagram B I My Music Player Audio diagram of the My Music Player B II My Music Player LE Audio diagram of the My Music Player LE Front Panel User Interface Fro...

Page 67: ...the name of the file being played the folder short name and the remaining time of the file being played name of file being played PLS xxx hh mm ss In PLAYLIST folder playback the screen displays the n...

Page 68: ...ct a MUSIC folder with its number and its name in the listing of the existing folders onto the Main Media or abort the command with EXIT SOURCE WEBRADIO Select of a Web radio as the playback source SO...

Page 69: ...auxiliary input or an Alternate Media as the playback source My Music Player only SELECT SOURCE Alternate Source Name My Music Player only select the name of an extra source AUX INPUT USB INT USB EXT...

Page 70: ...ct short names for the time zone settings World Area Country and Region TIME hh mm ss Adjust the time when NTP OFF hours from 00 to 23 minutes from 00 to 59 and seconds from 00 to 59 DATE dd mm yyyy A...

Page 71: ...MUSIC PLAYLIST a folder number from 001 to 999 and a playback mode or CANCEL the setting SELECT AUTOPLAY WEBRADIO Select a Web radio to be played at the player startup SELECT AUTOPLAY WEBRADIO Preset...

Page 72: ...USB device mode USB DEVICE MODE PRESS TO CONNECT My Music Player only press the knob in order to activate the USB device mode USB CONNECTED PRESS TO EXIT My Music Player only press the knob in order...

Page 73: ...eb server a web browser is required 1 In the web browser address bar enter the HTTP address of the player composed of the http and the player network address e g http mmp 8b0a or http 192 168 0 104 In...

Page 74: ...r alternate DNS address MAC Address Player MAC address Last Update Name Name of the last update of content performed with the FTP synchronization or with the script procedure Date time Date and time o...

Page 75: ...er with the user access rights or the administrator access rights Log In page view Log In Username Enter a username to log in a User or Administrator account Password Enter a password to log in a User...

Page 76: ...ic Player LE USB Now Playing Audio file or web radio being played from the Main Media an Alternate Media or a Web radio Current folder Logical folder played from the Main Media with its used playback...

Page 77: ...ist folder according to the folder number and the selected playback mode SPTxxx folder Select a folder number from 1 to 999 from the folder SPT001 to SPT999 RND Select the random playback option SEQ S...

Page 78: ...yer and My Music Player LE User Guide V1 0 Administrator page view Administrator Date Time Parametres Change Date Time Modify date time and time zone parameters Date Current date Time Current time 78...

Page 79: ...dom playback with the reset option SEQ When MUSxxx folder or PLSxxx folder Autoplay mode is selected select the sequential playback option SEQ RST When MUSxxx folder or PLSxxx folder Autoplay mode is...

Page 80: ...Player page 54 and Main Storage Device Main Media page 15 and Playback at the Startup Autoplay page 31 and Fade In and Fade Out Between the Audio Sources FADE IN FADE OUT page 58 and Setting the Volum...

Page 81: ...set a fixed IP address when the DHCP option is disabled DHCP column Subnet mask Display the current Subnet mask address Actual Value column and set a fixed Subnet mask address when the DHCP option is...

Page 82: ...NetBIOS Set a customized NetBIOS name for the player If empty the NetBIOS mmp the hexadecimal serial number of the player default empty Server string Set displayed name by the player into a Samba netw...

Page 83: ...efault 20 Cache size 32 to 10240 kB Set the total cache size of the web radio from 32 to 10240 kB default 320 Minimum cache level 0 to 99 Set the minimum percent of the total cache needs to be filled...

Page 84: ...update to the connection settings to the naming to the server locations to the access accounts to the modes used and more FTP Client page view FTP Client FTP General Parameters Wait up to Set the numb...

Page 85: ...de Select an update mode with the FTP server file synchronization Sync or script file Script default Sync Advanced sync options Enable or disable the advanced options for the file synchronization mode...

Page 86: ...d Password The Script file and the new content are stored in a compressed ZIP file and protected by a password before to be copied at the root of storage device or on the FTP server The password is de...

Page 87: ...ate number version UPDVERSION V02 01 Note If the script cannot be finished or is interrupted by an issue the information of the header will not be updated by the player E III COMMANDS Section The COMM...

Page 88: ...older into the Main Media of the player Parameter s Target path Examples DEL MUSIC MUS045 oldsong mp3 Delete the file oldsong mp3 into the folder MUS045 of the folder MUSIC of the Main Media of the pl...

Page 89: ...yer E IV COMMENTS Section The COMMENTS section is a free section that allows to add additional information about the Script E V Examples Example 1 With a various set of commands HEADER UPDNAME MY UPDA...

Page 90: ...folder SPOT of the Main Media 8 The file First Adv 2017 mp3 from the source folder Advertising 2017 is copied in the folder SPT151 Adv 2017 of the SPOT folder of the Main Media 9 The file Second Adv 2...

Page 91: ...ID AL My Music Player and My Music Player LE User Guide V1 0 Appendix F RS 232 Serial Link Protocol This chapter will coming soon 91 2017 Waves System...

Page 92: ...ID AL My Music Player and My Music Player LE User Guide V1 0 Appendix G Configuration File system ini This chapter will coming soon 92 2017 Waves System...

Page 93: ...alling the player When is it necessary to make the calibration When the Scheduler is used and the player is not connected to the Ethernet network or when the automatic update of the time by the networ...

Page 94: ...een 4 and 48 hours During this period the player will operate the calibration of the system clock with regularly comparing the system clock with the NTP time network The more the calibration time is l...

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