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DLNA
Besides UPnP, Radio supports DLNA function, you share the music files from PC or Android mobile,
and you use your PC, Android mobile or iPhone/iPad to control music playback on the Radio. (It is
not required to control each playback on the Radio.)
The PC system requirement for DLNA is Windows 7 and Windows Media Player 12. Setup as below:
First, share the media on your PC to Radio.
Control Panel > Network and Internet > Network and Sharing Center > Change Advanced Sharing >
Media streaming options
Open Windows Media Player to enable Allow remote control of my Player.
Right click any music in the library and choose Play to Radio.
There will be a window for controlling music playback on Radio.
You may search and install any free or commercial DLNA apps from Google Play or Apple Store if you
are using Android mobile, tablet or iPhone/iPad. It is suggested to use bubble UPnP, Twonky Beam
on Android mobile, tablet or Twonky Beam on iPhone/iPad. Some apps may not support streaming
music from iPhone/iPod but iPhone/iPod could still be used to control streaming music from other
servers.
Procedures for playing shared music on the app are as follows:
Select Radio as the player. Some apps may allow to play the music to multi players at the same time.
Select music server and choose the music. Some app can create a playlist if you choose several music.
Please note: When using DLNA music streaming function on the Internet Radio, you can only control
the volume and standby via the unit. It is restricted to control the other functions. StopDLNA on PC,
mobile or tablet before you resume Internet radio's own control.
11. AUX (Line input)
Aux in mode plays audio from an external source such as an MP3 player. To play audio with Aux in mode:
Turn the volume low on both the Radio and if adjustable, the audio source device.
Connect the external audio source to the AUX IN 3.5mm stereo socket.
Either press MODE until the display, shows AUX IN or select AUX in under Main menu.
Adjust the volume of the Radio (and, if necessary, the audio source device) as required.
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