What to do if my COMO AUDIO Stereo System has insufficient Wi-Fi signal strength?
If your COMO AUDIO Stereo System has insufficient Wi-Fi signal strength, try these solutions: move the unit closer to your router, use a Wi-Fi signal extender, or upgrade your Wi-Fi service.
How to fix COMO AUDIO Stereo System when I cannot connect to the network?
If your COMO AUDIO Stereo System cannot connect to the network, the issue might be an unknown encryption method. Try changing the encryption method on your router. The system supports WEP, WPA, and WPA2.
What to do if my COMO AUDIO Stereo System says ‘No stations available’ on DAB?
If your COMO AUDIO Stereo System displays a ‘No stations available’ message on DAB, the signal strength might be low. Try relocating the unit and then rescan DAB stations.
Why does my COMO AUDIO Stereo System have a low DAB signal with burbling or intermittent cut-out?
If your COMO AUDIO Stereo System experiences a low DAB signal with burbling or intermittent cut-out, it may be due to low signal strength. Relocate the unit. You can also rescan local (high-strength) stations only.
What to do if my COMO AUDIO Stereo System has a firewall preventing access?
If a firewall is preventing access to your COMO AUDIO Stereo System, check that the following ports are open on your router: UDP and TCP ports 80 and Windows Media Player. Non-Microsoft firewalls may require configuration for UPnP.
Why I cannot play a particular Internet radio station on my COMO AUDIO Stereo System?
If you cannot play a particular Internet radio station on your COMO AUDIO Stereo System, it could be due to several reasons: the station might not be broadcasting, is overloaded, or there is insufficient bandwidth. Check if you can play the same station from its website on your computer. If not, the station is probably down. Otherwise, reboot your router, perform a system reboot in the unit’s System settings menu, contact the station, or report the station via the Internet portal.
What to do if my COMO AUDIO Stereo System has an unusual network configuration?
If your COMO AUDIO Stereo System has an unusual network configuration, set up the network manually by pressing and holding the Menu knob, then navigate to System settings, Network, and Manual settings.
How to adjust the antenna on my COMO AUDIO Stereo System to fix FM hiss?
To address FM hiss on your COMO AUDIO Stereo System, adjust the rear antenna.
Adjusts audio level and powers the unit on/off.
Accesses system menus and selects options.
Cycles through and selects audio input sources.
Save and recall favorite stations or sources.
Enables quick Bluetooth pairing via touch.
Detailed explanation of each remote control button's purpose.
Control the remote's display illumination and on/off state.
Connects power and external audio sources via various ports.
Headphone, line-out, and service connections.
DAB/FM antenna, USB, RCA, and Audio switch connections.
Overview of the different display modes like standby, now playing, etc.
How to turn the unit's screen off to save power or for preference.
Step-by-step process for initial configuration of date, time, and network.
Maintains network link in standby for app control and updates.
Connects to Wi-Fi networks using the WPS method.
Scans and selects available Wi-Fi networks from a list.
Connects to the unit's web page for advanced configuration.
Switches between different audio sources like FM, Internet Radio, etc.
How to move through and select options in the unit's menus.
Adjusts audio profiles including bass, treble, loudness, and custom EQ.
Guides through connecting to a wireless network.
Displays current network status and details.
Allows manual configuration of network parameters.
Sets or automatically updates the unit's clock and date.
Manages saved Wi-Fi network connections.
Selects the user interface language for the unit.
Resets all user settings to default values.
Checks for and installs new firmware versions.
Shows current software version, Radio ID, and friendly name.
Adjusts the display's brightness for on and standby modes.
Configures the unit for synchronized audio playback with other devices.
Options to view, create, add, leave, or dissolve multi-room groups.
Prevents auto-standby for Auxiliary mode.
Restarts the unit to resolve minor issues.
Connects to thousands of global radio stations and podcasts.
Browse by location, genre, search, or view popular/new stations.
Recalls the most recently tuned Internet radio stations.
Explores content via genre, location, and other filters.
Listens to radio programs on demand through the podcast menu.
Finds specific stations or podcasts using keywords.
Displays current track, artist, station, and other metadata.
Uses the unit as a wireless speaker for Spotify streaming.
Guides users on how to connect and play Spotify.
Manages volume, play/pause, and track skipping via remote or app.
Shows track, artist, album, and playback buffer details.
Saves Spotify stations or playlists for quick recall.
Steps to stream music from Amazon Prime Music.
Streams services like Pandora via Bluetooth or other methods.
Streams audio files from shared media libraries via UPnP.
Plays audio files directly from a USB storage device.
Manages network servers and powers them on remotely.
Navigates through music files on a USB device.
Displays detailed information about the currently playing track.
Builds custom lists of songs from USB or network sources.
Controls track repetition and random playback order.
Prepares computer for media sharing using UPnP.
Configuration steps for Windows Media Player UPnP sharing.
Streams media from Windows 7 PCs using the "Play To" function.
Automatically scans for available digital radio stations.
Tunes into desired digital radio stations.
Displays station name, track title, and dynamic label segments.
Displays images broadcast with DAB stations.
Customizes the display order of DAB station lists.
Tunes into analog radio stations via scanning or manual tuning.
Displays station name, RDS/RBDS data, and frequency.
Adjusts scan behavior and audio output (stereo/mono).
Connects smartphones and tablets for audio streaming.
Switches between, or clears, previously paired devices.
Views details of the current Bluetooth connection.
Simplifies Bluetooth connection using NFC technology.
Enhances Bluetooth audio fidelity and reduces latency.
Plays audio from external sources via 3.5mm audio cable.
Plays audio from external sources with an optical output.
Sets independent alarms with custom modes and sources.
Controls alarm silencing, snooze periods, and stopping alarms.
How alarms are remembered and reactivated after power loss.
Sets the unit to automatically turn off after a specified period.
Explains common error messages and their potential causes.
Solutions for hiss, burbling, and no stations found.
Addresses issues with network connection and configuration.
Resolves problems with stations not playing or codecs.
Details about the wood materials and high-gloss finishes used.
Factors affecting audio performance and limitations.
Recommendations for positioning the unit for best sound output.
Guidance on rebooting routers to resolve network issues.
Information on warranty terms, coverage, and exclusions.
Details third-party software licenses used in the product.
Provides contact details and website for FAQs and help.
General| Category | Media Converter |
|---|---|
| Wireless Connectivity | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth |
| Audio Output | 3.5mm headphone jack, RCA |
| Supported Audio Formats | MP3, WAV, FLAC, AAC, WMA |
| Weight | 4.4 lbs |
| Color Options | Black, White |
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