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12  Commercial  Acknowledgements

12.1  DigiFi  End-user  License  Agreement

USE OF THIS PRODUCT IMPLIES ACCEPTANCE OF THE TERMS 
BELOW.

This product contains technology from DigiFi LIMITED of 
London, United Kingdom (“DigiFi”). The technology from 
DigiFi LIMITED (the “DigiFi Embedded Software”) enables 
this product to rip, encode, store, manage and control 
digital music from compact discs owned by the user.  This 
digital music is stored in the DigiFi Database (the “DigiFi 
Database”). The software specified in this Licensing 
Agreement is and will be the sole property of DigiFi LIMITED. 
It is subject to copyright and as such is protected to the 
fullest extent allowable by law.

You agree that you will use the DigiFi Embedded Software 
for your own personal use only and that if this product 
is used in an environment where there is a risk of public 
broadcast of music or images stored thereon, that you are 
properly licensed to do so.

You agree that you will access the DigiFi Database only by 
means of the standard end user functions and features of 
this product.

You agree not to assign, copy, transfer or transmit the DigiFi 
Embedded Software to any third party.

You agree not to use or exploit the DigiFi Embedded 
Software, the DigiFi Database or any DigiFi component 
except as expressly permitted herein. You may not use 
the software in any way which threatens or violates 
the owner’s copyright. That includes making copies, 
reproducing, modifying, decompiling, reverse engineering, 
disassembling or making derivative products of the 
software or decoding it in any other way.

You agree not to use DigiFi Embedded Software for 
unauthorized duplication of CDs or any other works 
protected by copyright. No license to infringe copyright 
is granted by using DigiFi Embedded Software. Recording 
and playback of some material may require permission. 
For further information refer to the copyright owner.

You agree that your non-exclusive license to use the 
DigiFi Embedded Software will terminate if you violate 
these restrictions. If your license terminates, you agree to 
cease any and all use of the DigiFi Database, and DigiFi 
Embedded Software. DigiFi LIMITED reserves all rights in 
the DigiFi Embedded Software, including all ownership 
rights. You agree that DigiFi may enforce its rights under this 
Agreement against you directly in its own name.

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE 
LAW, ALL DigiFi TECHNOLOGY IS PROVIDED “AS IS”, 
WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESSED OR 
IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED 
TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF 
MERCHANTABILITY AND/OR FITNESS FOR 
A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND/OR NON-
INFRINGEMENT. THE LICENSOR AND ITS SUPPLIERS SHALL NOT 
BE HELD LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGE THAT MAY RESULT FROM 
THE USE OF DigiFi EMBEDDED SOFTWARE. THE LICENSEE 
USES DigiFi EMBEDDED SOFTWARE ENTIRELY AT ITS OWN 
RISK. IN NO CASE WILL DigiFi LIMITED BE LIABLE FOR ANY 
CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES.

12.2  StreamNet  Acknowledgement

NetStreams’ patent-pending StreamNet technology 
provides an end-to-end IP ecosystem for plug-n-play 
connectivity, A/V signal synchronization, high performance 
A/V reproduction, automatic device discovery and 
configuration, network control, and more. All products that 
carry the ‘StreamNet Connected’ logo are interoperable, 
enabling easy integration of audio/video and control 
products from multiple manufacturers. StreamNet provides 
a stable, easily expandable platform and toolset for future 
products and new applications. 
www.streamnetconnected.com

12.3 Adobe Flash Acknowledgement

Contains Macromedia® Flash™ technology by Adobe 
Systems, Inc. Copyright© 1995-2003 Adobe Systems, Inc. All 
rights reserved. Adobe Systems, Flash, Macromedia Flash, 
and Macromedia Flash Lite are trademarks or registered 
trademarks of Adobe Systems, Inc. in the United States and 
other countries.

Commercial  Acknowledgements

Naim Audio Limited 
Southampton Road, Salisbury, England SP1 2LN
Tel: +44 (0)1722 426600   Fax: +44 (0)871 230 1012  
W: www.naimaudio.com
Part No. 12-001-0134 Iss. 1

Summary of Contents for HDX-SSD - REFERENCE ISSUE 1

Page 1: ...R E F E R E N C e M A N U A L H D X S S D S S D H A R D D I S K P L A Y E R E N G L I S H...

Page 2: ...ay Menu 12 4 8 The System Setup 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 1...

Page 3: ...ntroduced in Section 1 1 while the touch screen controlled Front Panel Display Interface is described in detail in Section 4 If the HDX SSD is your first experience of a network connected product you...

Page 4: ...ash enabled web browser Duplicates functionality of Front Panel and External Display Interfaces Network connection required Controls local outputs only Desktop Client Computer running Windows XP Provi...

Page 5: ...y Contact your retailer installer or Naim Audio directly if this appears to be the case 2 1 1 Network Hardware Wired network connection is strongly recommended for the most consistent and secure HDX S...

Page 6: ...t the necessary Network Attached Storage NAS disk drive is appropriately configured connected to the network and switched on Section 7 of this manual describes the use and configuration of external st...

Page 7: ...AS drive setup menus create a new backup job Select a remote time stamp backup and type the HDX SSD NAS drive network name or address 192 168 0 5 for example in the host text field In the path field t...

Page 8: ...io system digital input These TosLink and BNC outputs duplicate the analogue outputs 3 2 10 Power Supply Upgrade Enables the connection of an upgrade XPS or 555PS power supply The link plug fitted mus...

Page 9: ...mains input and fuse SXPS Burndy Cable mains input and fuse power switch Cable direction marker THE HDX SSD REQUIRES MAINS POWER AT ALL TIMES WITH OR WITHOUT AN EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY THE SXPS BURNDY C...

Page 10: ...owse and find menus and the back button These icons remain present in all menus and screens Selecting each of the options on the Home menu provides the following pages and functions Now Playing Displa...

Page 11: ...each performer Music Location Opens a menu illustrated below showing the music storage locations available to the HDX SSD Selecting one of the locations restricts browsing or searching to that locati...

Page 12: ...er with Play Add add the selected Album to a playlist Tracks and Info buttons Last Played Displays a list of last played albums together with Play Add Tracks and Info buttons Newest Displays a list of...

Page 13: ...change track order or remove tracks and Delete the entire playlist 4 6 Playlists A playlist is a list of tracks collected together and saved with a specific name favourites perhaps or party tracks Pl...

Page 14: ...n docked and un docked devices can be removed from the list 4 8 3 Network Shares Music files stored on network connected hardware a network hard disk or a shared folder on a computer is known as a Net...

Page 15: ...on of new Music Stores Music Stores can only be created from existing empty Network Shares Note Individual Music Stores may be locked to prevent ripped data being stored If the primary Music Store is...

Page 16: ...Rename Music Enables Albums Artists and Tracks to be renamed Selecting Albums displays a list of items and provides options to rename the selected album its tracks or its artist Selecting Artists disp...

Page 17: ...vice will display when accessing the HDX SSD Compatibility Select Compatibility to specify the audio data Stream Format that the HDX SSD will stream to the UPnP playback device and to switch CD artwor...

Page 18: ...eys function regardless of the handset mode Mute Mutes the preamplifier or AV processor audio output These keys function regardless of the the handset mode Info Displays information about the currentl...

Page 19: ...be played locally Note Memory sticks connected via USB must be in FAT FAT32 or NTFS format Apple Macintosh formats are not compatible Note Other playback file formats may be added as firmware updates...

Page 20: ...celled once underway by pressing the HDX SSD front panel open button or selecting Abort on the Front Panel Display Interface Ripping Monitor page When the HDX SSD has ripped the CD and downloaded its...

Page 21: ...c files found by the HDX SSD on network shares will be incorporated into its database and remembered until any changes are identified irrespective of the HDX SSD being switched off In order for networ...

Page 22: ...ched on and configured to be shared It may also be useful to give the device an appropriate name In the illustrations following the Network Share is called Network Music It is important that the Netwo...

Page 23: ...ore will then take lowest priority position in the list of Music Stores but be available for promotion to a higher priority if desired via the Manage Music Stores menu To lower the priority of a Music...

Page 24: ...ic DeleteMusic MoveMusic RecycleBin SystemSettings Language DisplaySettings CalibrateScreen DateandTime CleanDisplay PlayRandom RandomPlaylist PlayNewest PlayRecent PlayPopular Trackinformationdisplay...

Page 25: ...entified by all the other items on the network DHCP is a set of rules that enable the automatic allocation of addresses as items are connected or switched on while connected to the network The HDX SSD...

Page 26: ...io data repeatedly to minimise errors There are some copyright and legal issues to consider when ripping CDs Router A router is an item of network hardware that controls network traffic Many home netw...

Page 27: ...panel eg 1A 2B 3C 4D 5E 6F on rear panel eg A1 B2 C3 D4 E5 F6 on rear panel eg NSHDX89B5 NSHDXxxxx where xxxx is last 4 digits of MAC Address 10 HDX SSD Specifications Line Output DIN and RCA Phono 2...

Page 28: ...agree that your non exclusive license to use the DigiFi Embedded Software will terminate if you violate these restrictions If your license terminates you agree to cease any and all use of the DigiFi D...

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