What to do if my SOUNDMASTER Stereo System is disturbed by Electro-Magnetic Interference?
If the normal function of your SOUNDMASTER Stereo System is disturbed by strong Electro-Magnetic Interference, simply reset the product to resume normal operation by following the instruction manual. If the function does not resume, use the product in another location.
What to do if my SOUNDMASTER ICD2020 Media Player does not switch on?
If your SOUNDMASTER Media Player does not switch on, check that the power adapter is properly connected.
How to establish a network connection on SOUNDMASTER ICD2020 Media Player?
To establish a network connection on your SOUNDMASTER Media Player: 1. Check the LAN cable or the WLAN function. 2. Try setting a static IP address on the device. 3. Activate the DHCP function on your router and try connecting again. 4. If a firewall is active, configure it to allow access for the device. 5. Reboot the router.
Why won't my SOUNDMASTER ICD2020 connect to WiFi?
If your SOUNDMASTER Media Player won't connect to WiFi, check the availability of the WLAN network on the router. Try placing the device closer to the router and ensure that you are using the correct password.
Why does my SOUNDMASTER Stereo System malfunction in areas with strong radio interference?
If your SOUNDMASTER Stereo System malfunctions when used in areas with strong radio interference, the device will work properly again once there is no more interference.
What happens if my SOUNDMASTER Stereo System malfunctions under Conducted Immunity disturbance?
If your SOUNDMASTER Stereo System malfunctions under the environment with Conducted Immunity disturbance, it will automatically recover to normal when the Conducted Immunity disturbance stopped.
What to do if SOUNDMASTER Stereo System no network connection can be established?
If no network connection can be established on your SOUNDMASTER Stereo System: 1. Check the LAN cable or the WLAN function. 2. Try to set an IP address at the device. 3. Activate the DHCP function on the router and make the connection again at the device. 4. If a firewall is activated on the network, set the respective program in such a way that access is possible. 5. Reboot the router.
What to do if my SOUNDMASTER Stereo System finds no station?
If your SOUNDMASTER Stereo System is not finding any stations: 1. Check the network, access point, and firewall. 2. The station may be temporarily unavailable; try again later or select another station. 3. If the station link has changed or the station no longer transmits, contact the provider for information. 4. If manually adding a station, ensure the link is correct and re-enter it.
What to do if NetRemote does not show or connect to ICD2020 on SOUNDMASTER Media Player?
If NetRemote does not show or connect to ICD2020 on your SOUNDMASTER Media Player, reopen the App. If you have several devices streaming at the same time, it may cause a crash; reboot ICD2020 and/or your device.
What to do if no station is found on SOUNDMASTER Media Player?
If no station is found on your SOUNDMASTER Media Player, check the network, access point, and firewall. The station may not be available currently, so try again later or select another station. If manually adding a station, ensure the link is correct and re-enter it. If the station link has changed or the station no longer transmits, contact the provider for information.
Covers placement, power, cable safety, repair, lightning, children, flames, shipping, ESD, and long-term storage guidelines.
Details cleaning, heat, ventilation, location, interference, and operating environment requirements.
Highlights Laser Product warnings and advice to prevent hearing damage from high volume.
Details controls on the front panel: USB port, headphone socket, display, navigation, power, and menu buttons.
Details buttons on the top panel: MENU, INFO, PRESET, BACK, PLAY/PAUSE, and PAIR/BACK functions.
Covers ON/STANDBY, INTRO/AMS, and source selection buttons for the remote.
Details REPEAT, EQ, BASS/TREBLE, and USER mode selection buttons on the remote.
Covers MENU, navigation (up/down), and OK/selection buttons for remote operation.
Covers stop, skip, fast forward/backward, and next/previous track buttons on the remote.
Details numeric keys, INFO, RADIO, SLEEP, source, RANDOM, and PROGRAM buttons on the remote.
Covers PAIR, Mute, CLOCK, VOLUME, and TIMER buttons for device management.
Describes connecting power and preparing the wireless network for initial device setup.
Outlines the available main menu modes and an overview of system settings.
Explains the step-by-step process of the setup wizard for initial configuration.
Covers selecting the user interface language and the preferred time display format.
Details automatic updates, time zone settings, daylight saving, and manual time/date configuration.
Covers scanning for networks, selecting the WLAN region, and initiating connection.
Guides users on entering the Wi-Fi password using the device's navigation controls.
Explains connecting to a network using Push Button, Pin, or Skip WPS options.
Describes the outcome of network setup and how to exit the wizard interface.
Covers connecting to a network using the wizard or the Push Button Configuration method.
Describes how to check active connection status, MAC address, IP address, and other network parameters.
Covers selecting the optimal WLAN region and configuring manual network connection parameters.
Details managing saved wireless networks, including viewing and deleting entries.
Explains the feature to maintain Wi-Fi connection even when the device is in standby mode.
Covers setting the current time and date, and adjusting the display backlight brightness.
Covers changing the device's user interface language from the available options.
Guides users on how to check for, download, and install software updates for the device.
Describes how to access and view the device's firmware version and radio identification number.
Explains the functionality and connection process for accessing internet radio stations.
Details how to select previously played internet radio stations from a list.
Covers navigating station lists by category, location, genre, and using keyword search.
Explains managing favorite stations and adding new ones via the internet radio portal registration.
Guides users on registering their device and accessing the internet radio portal for station management.
Details how to save and select favorite internet radio stations using preset memory slots.
Explains how to view detailed information about the currently playing internet radio stream.
Lists the audio file types (MP3, WMA, WAV, AAC, FLAC, ALAC) supported by the media player.
Explains how to play music files from shared media servers on the local network via UPnP.
Covers the Prune Server function and playing audio files directly from a USB device.
Details Repeat/Shuffle playback modes and viewing current track information with a progress bar.
Introduces DMR and DLNA streaming concepts for music playback and control.
Guides on setting up media sharing from a PC using Windows Media Player for DLNA.
Describes using Windows Media Player for remote control of music playback.
Explains using DLNA apps like iMediaShare for controlling playback on mobile devices.
Explains DAB/DAB+ reception and the process of scanning for available radio stations.
Discusses factors affecting station availability and reception quality, including signal strength.
Covers manual scan options (full, local) and removing unavailable stations from the list.
Details saving/recalling DAB presets and viewing current station broadcast information.
Explains how to adjust dynamic range compression settings for audio output.
Covers full scan, manual scan, and fine-tuning FM frequencies with RDS information display.
Details saving/recalling FM presets and viewing station broadcast information via RDS.
Covers adjusting scan behavior to stop only at stations with good signal strength.
Covers selecting mono playback for weak FM reception to reduce hiss.
Provides important warnings and notices regarding the correct usage of the CD player.
Details basic playback functions: play, pause, next, previous, fast forward/backward, stop, and eject.
Covers programming tracks for custom playback order and utilizing the shuffle mode.
Explains how to repeat a single track or all tracks on the CD, and how to cancel repeat mode.
Describes how to set and activate the sleep timer for automatic system shutdown.
Guides on setting up and configuring wake-up alarms with various modes and frequencies.
Explains how to connect headphones to the 3.5mm jack for private listening and muting speakers.
Details how to perform a factory reset and the consequences for settings and presets.
Addresses issues like the device not switching on, no sound, or automatic power-off.
Covers network connectivity, no station found, FM hiss, and DAB reception problems.
Addresses alarm malfunctions and other miscellaneous operational problems.
Covers USB device detection issues and NetRemote connectivity problems.
Addresses system malfunctions due to data processing or electromagnetic interference.
General| Tuner type | - |
|---|---|
| Supported radio bands | DAB+ |
| Optical drive type | Player |
| Disc types supported | CD, CD-R, CD-RW |
| Cassette deck | No |
| RMS rated power | 15 W |
| Number of built-in speakers | 2 |
| Built-in display | Yes |
| Control type | Rotary |
| Product color | Stainless steel |
| Bluetooth version | 2.1+EDR |
| Headphone outputs | 1 |
| Power source | AC |
| AC input voltage | 100 - 240 V |
| AC input frequency | 50 - 60 Hz |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 225 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 373 mm |
| Height | 950 mm |
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