Chapter 4: Macintosh® OS X Setup and Operation
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sources. Compressed encoding is the high-quality system default. For the highest
quality sound you can select Uncompressed encoding (this selection requires more
network bandwidth than compressed audio).
1. From the Sonos menu, select Preferences.
2. Select the Advanced tab.
3. Select Compressed or Uncompressed from the Line-In Encoding list. When
Compressed is selected, you will notice a slight delay before the music starts to
play.
Adding More ZonePlayers
You can add more ZonePlayers to your Sonos Digital Music System any time by
selecting Zones
→Set Up Zones→Add. Turn to Chapter 2 if you’d like help with the
placement and setup of your new ZonePlayer(s).
Renaming a ZonePlayer
If you name a ZonePlayer incorrectly, or if you move your ZonePlayer to another room,
you can rename it to suit your preference by selecting Zones
→Set Up Zones.
Select the ZonePlayer you wish to change, and click Settings. From the Zone Name
tab, you can either select a name from the list, or type a different name in the Zone
Name field.
Turning Off the Status Indicator Light
If you have a ZonePlayer located in a bedroom, you may want to turn off the white light
located on the front of the ZonePlayer so that it will not display while the ZonePlayer is
in ‘normal’ operation. However, if the ZonePlayer Status Indicator Light begins to flash
amber, see "ZonePlayer Status Indicator Explanations" on page A-5 for additional
information.
1. From the Zones menu, select Set Up Zones.
2. Select the ZonePlayer you wish to adjust, and click Settings.
3. From the Status Indicator Light tab, select On or Off and click OK.
4. Click Done.
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