User Manual 2

FCC ID: QDMPPM31

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User Guide User Guide 4. A list of servers on the same Streaming and Downloading from the Music Server network as the PPM31 will be esns 1. Select a search option from the displayed. pslie s server Home Screen to display couts a list of music. 2. Select a song to begin streaming. Spanish Harlem 5. Scroll the screen left and right to select a server. The selected server 3. Press the [ &2 ] button at the will be connected and the server upper—right corner of the music list. home screen will be displayed. 4. Select the desired music, and then press the [ L. ] button at the top of the screen to begin downloading. SO‘NG‘S *A message on the Notification asmsrs Bar will indicate a completed ABuMS download. cenres 6. Select a search option at the bottom of the server home screen to display a list of music. Bepending on network conditions, song loading may be slow or streaming may sturter Server response may be slow when the server computer is under load. Depending on network conditions and server status, the PPM3t‘s pertormance may be affected when streaming and downloading at the same time. Terminating music streaming Or pressing the item being downloaded within the Notfication Bar will stop the downtoading. e Refer to page 44 of the mantal for more information on connecting to a wireless network. Using the Device 20 Using the Device 21

User Guide User Guide Selecting Speakers Example 2 1. Turn on the speaker(s) to be W & connected, and then connectit to smI_} 6 the same network as the PPM31. $ 2 e 2. Turn on [AK Connect] from the se s 9. .0~ device settings. ©& BR 4 e J rsssncanseie. 3. Press [ ] from the notification e # bar to display a list of speakers available on the same network AK500N PPM31 AK T1 as the PPM31. ie eice c . Scroll the screen left and right to REMOTE Biyeco ho select a speaker. The selected speaker will be connected, and music will be played back through the speaker. Example 3 1J remmommewlp AK Sonnect Usage Examples ColI—, Example 1 PPM31 AK500N C——_—0 REMOTE & LIBRARY _ SPEAKER | J3 2 nnuremmensesmentige PPM31 Using the Device 22 Using the Device 23

User Guide User Guide Example 4 Listening Selecting Music to Music 1. Select a search option at the bottom of the home screen to display the playlist. 2. Select a song from the list to begin playback. iJs Select [Folder} to search music by folder, woommmosniip: Continuous Playback: Approximately 10 hours (Basis: FLAGC, 16—bit, 44 kHz, unbalanced output, volume 80, EQ off, LCD off} Supported Formais; PCM [8 — 384 kHz (3/16/24/32—bi), DSD §2.875.6 MHz] PPM31 AK500N AK T1 |speAxen Listening to Music * Press [ &2 ] at the top of the music list to display music options. ~Exampic 5 + — — rmcras e 2s @ : Add the selected file after the current/last song of the current playlist. > : Add the selected file to the playlist. M : Copy the selected file. i[} : Move the selected file. fi : Delete the selected file. Select an album cover from the home screen to begin PPM31 n playback. mm Turn the [Volume Wheel] to adjust the volume. Press [ ] during playback to pause and [ »] to resume & or AK Connect APP playback. &—/ a o You can also pause/resume playback by pressing the [ I) ] button on the device. / AKTi Press [ «b«f / J ] during playback for the previous/next song. * 0 Play the previous/next song by pressing the [(/)] button on the device. AK500N Long—press [ «l«f / )»»] during playback to rewind/fast—forward. o Rewind/fast—forward by pressing the [ / )] button on the device. Using the Device 24 Using the Device 28

User Guide User Guide » Drag the progress bar to the desired location during Playlist Screen playback. * Press the [Home] button on the device to go to the Home 3i 2oSka Screen. ) Press the album cover during playback to display an additional screen. 4« : Display the previous screen. &= : Display the current playlist. o Press [ =] next to the playlist to edit the playlist HDO90368024565 oidet: ls 2l . Bruckner Orchester Linz / Be., o Press [ & ] at the top of the music list to display en music options. 3 Music > : Add the selected file to the playlist. ~ tunknown} \J : Delete the selected file. . : Add the current song to the playlist. ons %fims From The 1t => : Display lyrics for the current song. " be e eeeate t . Display current song information. Sugar Hill Jackson, Hazelting, Reedus,. The Persuasions Sing U2 The Persuasions The Raven Using the Device 26 Using the Device 27

User Guide User Guide o nomeansemeesernercenmcaneovenessobenieeereernsreacvecrevetesecesemessersecint Music Player Screen 1 Gurrent Indicates the current location. Location Press to return to the previous screen. 2 Play All Play all songs from the current playlist. 3 Playlist Displays the playlist for the current location. 4 List Sorting Select a method for sorting the playlist. § Select a view type for the list of albums. 0 Select the checkbox to apply playlist _ options. 1 / Previous Screen Return to the previous screen. 2 Album Cover Display album covers. Press the album cover to show additional functions. lsing the Device 28 Using the Device 29 —

3 o Llyrics Lyrics for the current song. Fflay’jiffi Creating a Playlist 4 > Add to Playlist Add the current song to a playlist. Manage— 1. Press [Playlist — Playlists] from the — Crcram CC — ment home screen to display a list of satad 5 Song Progress Indicates song duration. fIGIIL playlists. CEA 6 Details Displays bitrate and sampling 2. Press [+] at the upper—right corner frequency data. of the screen. 3. Enter a name for the playlist, Title Song title information. and then press [Add] to create File name is displayed when a new playlist. ID3Tag is unavailable. Artist Artist name. Play or pause the current song. Displays the current playlist. Dstails Displays current song information. Song Duration Indicates the song‘s total duration. Press to switch from elapsed time to remaining time. Progress Bar Indicates song progress. Drag the indicator to move to the desired time. Adding a Song to a Playlist 14 44 Previous/ Short press: Previous song. 1. Press [Playlists] to display a list Rewind Long press: Rewind the current of playlists. song 2. Select a playlist and press [+ Add] — to display a list of songs. PP¥ Next/ Short press: Next song. 3. Select the desired song, and then Fast—Forward Long press: Fast—forward the press [+ Add] to add the song to current song. the selected playlist. » tR C “‘&’ Pbbecd Using the Device 30 ‘ Using the Device 31

Dear Murirs ‘ v fluirla User Guide User Guide Removing a Song from a Playlist Renaming a Playlist 1. Press [Playlists] to display a list 1. Press [Playlists] to display a list of playlists. of playlists, and then press [ 2 ] 2. Select the desired playlist, and at the top of the screen. then press [ &2 ] at the top of 2. Select a playlist to be renamed. the screen. 3. Press [ ¥ ] at the top of the screen 3. Select the desired song, and then to display a rename window. press [fi ] to remove the song 4. Enter a name for the playlist, and from the selected playlist. then press [Rename] to save the playlist under a new name. Editing CC the Playlist Order 1. Press [ == ] next to the playlist to medify the playlist order. . Press [Playlists] to display a list —3 of playlists, and then press [ ®=2] at the top of the screen. . Select the playlist to be deleted. m n Press [ WWy ] at the top of the screen to delete the selected playlist. Playing a Playlist 1. Press [Playlists] to display a list of playlists, and then press [ ==2] at the top of the screen. 2. Select the desired playlist for playback. 3. Press [ ® ] at the top of the screen to add the selected playlist after the current/last song of the current playlist. Using the Device 32 Using the Device 33

User Guide User Guide The USB DAC functionality allows the PPM31 to be CD R!ppmg Connect the AK Ripper (sold separately) to rip CDs. USB DAG recognized as a sound card on a computer. Music from the Instailation computer is played through the device‘s earphones port for an enhanced listening experience. Turning the AK Ripper On/Off . Set [ — CD Ripping] to On. «i . After connecting the product, pull down the notification Ny USB DAC Specifications bar and press the CD ripping icon to use the AK Ripper. * Supported OS While the AK Ripper is turned on, pull down the notification fo o Windows XP (32—bit) / Windows 7 (32/64—bit) / bar and press the CD ripping icon to stop the AK Ripper Windows 8 (32/64—bit) operation. * USB DAC Support Specifications o Supported Formats: WAV, FLAC, WMA, MP3, OGG, APE (Normal, High, Fast), AAC, ALAC, AIFF, DFFE, DSF Automatic CD Ripping o Sample Rate: 44.1 kHz — 96 kHz ——sBit Pate:—AB—bit/@4—trit——————————————— e=—~ . Connect the AK Ripper and inserta CD. * Control the volume with the PPM31‘s volume wheel. . The metadata (1D3 tags) for the inserted CD willberetrieved_ via Gracenote. recrmigtnng spmieur . CD ripping will begin automatically after the metadata C 6» é'fi!fld will not play back for files thal exceed the supported oi ue has been retrieved. i Wolkme control is unavailable when the LGD screen is turned off . When finished, press [OK] on the results prompt to & ‘duiing USB DAC connection. The Previous, Play, and Next buttons are unavailable during USB complete automatic CD ripping. DAC connection. Playback may stutter when computer performance is slew or the USB connection is experiencing Reavy usage. There may be issues with audio—to—video synchrontzation during video playback depending on the sound guality and opcrating Manual CD Ripsing environment. Optical cutput (S/PDIF) is unavailable during USB DAC . When the AK Ripper is connected and a CD is inserted, _a connection. Volume cannot be adjusted via the Windows valume control. The the [CD Ripping] menu will be activated on the home screen. volume whee! on the device or volume control on the . Press the [CD Ripping] menu and select the desired file ho appropriate program must be used to adjust the volume. format (FLAC or WAV). . The Gracenote database will be searched for matching & CD metadata after the file format is selected. . When the database search is complete, press [Start] to begin CD ripping. . Rip only selected songs. on Using the Device 34 Using the Device 35

User Guide User Guide CD Ripping Results Using Connect a Bluetooth device to listen to music wirelessly. — #: Indicates that CD ripping is complete, or that although Blustooth an error occurred, CD ripping was successfully Turning Blustocth On/Off completed via error correction. : Indicates that the song currently being ripped can be A Bluetooth device must be paired canceled via user input. with the PPM31 prior to use. Refer : Indicates that CD ripping failed due to a scratch on to the Bluetooth device‘s instruction the CD or other similar reasons. Also indicates that manual for details. CD ripping was canceled due to user interruption. 1. Select [%] from the home screen, or select [On/Off] from [ J — To search the Gracenote database, the PPM31 must be Bluetooth]. connected to the Internet via Wi—Fi. The database access time may vary depending on the network environment. Please note that metadata for certain CDs may not be available .ofufie Gracenote database. cicid while CD ripping is in ‘AK Gonnect service will be disabled during CD ripping. The | — *Biueiao’ih*?airing merermererrenerermer werer mverr h enrareenereprariimaererntte M ree merarere en e oec es mrairreta ie e e erete en en ne t m R automatically restart when CB npping is completed. fi’? yback will be disabled during GB ripping, and tracks 1. Select the appropriate Bluetooth device from the list of e been nipped wilt not be available tor playback until the ‘entre©1 Hasbesn ripped. : available devices. Wicanset the desired file format and ripping speed from the [ CB Ripping] menu. A Blustosth device must be paired with the PPM31 prior to use. eral atempts at correction will be made for data with errors Refer to the Bluetooth device‘s instriction manual for details. en the feature is enabled under [ — CD Ripping — Error Correction]. Please note that the CD ripping speed will be affected when this feature is enabled, Terminating a Blustocth Connection 1. Press the connected Bluetooth device and confirm the message prompt to disconnect the device. Using the Device 36 Using the Device 37


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