Wireless Music Adapter SLA5520

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Need help?

For the latest support information, see on-line help: www.philips.com/support

1 Start your internet browser.2 Enter www.philips.com/support3 Select Go.4 Search for product information.

The type number of this product is: SLA5520.

Troubleshooting, see page 26-27.

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The making of unauthorized copies of copy-protected material, including computerprogrammes, files, broadcasts and sound recordings, may be an infringement ofcopyrights and constitute a criminal offence. This equipment should not be used forsuch purposes.

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Contents Page

Important information.......................................................4-5Important safety information ....................................................................................................4European regulations ..................................................................................................................5U.S. statements.............................................................................................................................5

What’s in the box ..................................................................6

Your Wireless Music Adapter ..............................................7

Your Remote Control ...........................................................8

Install..................................................................................9-12Install the software on the computer.....................................................................................9Install the SLA5520 ...................................................................................................................11

Connect ...........................................................................13-14

Enjoy.................................................................................15-20Basic navigation ..........................................................................................................................15Local services .............................................................................................................................17Internet services ........................................................................................................................20

Settings menu .................................................................21-25

Troubleshooting .............................................................26-27

Additional network information ........................................28Security ........................................................................................................................................28

Additional information........................................................29

Technical information .........................................................30

Microsoft disclaimer regarding Protected Content ........31

Glossary ...........................................................................32-37

Guarantee.............................................................................38

EC declaration of conformity .............................................39

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• Keep this user manual for future reference.

• Make sure to follow the set-up procedure described in this user manual. This assuresbest installation results with the least technical hassles.

• During set-up and installation, it may be helpful to have the instructions for your audiosystem, wireless base station or other wireless network components at hand.

• Make sure the wireless network operates in 802.11b and/or 802.11g mode.

• The most recent downloads and information on the SLA5520 will be available throughour website: www.philips.com/support.

• Broadband internet access (minimum 256 kbit/s) is required if you want to use theinternet functions of the SLA5520.

• Please check whether your Internet Service Provider charges extra fees for exceeding acertain limit of transferred data. When using Internet media services on a daily basis, youmay exceed such a limit.Example - When you listen to Internet radio (64 kbit/s) for about 36 hours,

1 GB (gigabyte) of data will be transferred to your SLA5520.

Important safety information• NEVER MAKE OR CHANGE CONNECTIONS WITH THE POWER SWITCHED ON.

• Before operating the system, check that the operating voltage indicated on thenameplate of your system is identical with the voltage of your local power supply. If not, consult your dealer.

• Radio equipment for wireless applications is not protected against disturbance fromother radio services.

• When the system is switched to standby mode, it is still consuming some power. To disconnect the system from the power supply completely, remove the adapter fromthe power outlet.

• The product should not be exposed to liquids.No object filled with liquids, such as vases or beverage containers, should be placed nearthe product.

• Do not expose the system to excessive moisture, rain, sand orheat sources caused by heating equipment or direct sunlight.

• Allow a sufficient amount of free space all around the SLA5520 for adequate ventilation.

• Do not open the product. Contact your Philips dealer if you experience technical difficulties.

Important information

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European regulationsThis product has been designed, tested and manufactured according to the EuropeanR&TTE directive 1999/5/EC.

Under this directive, this product can be put into service in the following states:

SLA5520/00 SLA5520/05

R&TTE Directive 1995/5 R&TTE Directive 1995/5

U.S. Statements• This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital

device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to providereasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if notinstalled and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference toradio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur ina particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio ortelevision reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, theuser is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the followingmeasures:- Reorient or relocate the SLA5520.- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the

receiver is connected.- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

• This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and with RSS-210 of IndustryCanada. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:1) this device my not cause harmful interference, and2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may

cause undesired operation.

• The users manual or instruction manual for an intentional or unintentional radiator shallcaution the user that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the partyresponsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.Example: Warning: Changes or modifications made to this equipment not expressly approved by

Philips may void the FCC authorization to operate this equipment.

IMPORTANT NOTE: FCC Radiation Exposure Statement:This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for anuncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated withminimum distance 20 cm between the radiator and your body.This transmitter must notbe co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.– The FCC ID of the equipment is: OYMSLA5520;– The IC of the equipment is: 135M-SLA5520

CAUTIONRisk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type. Dispose of used batteries according to the instructions.

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What’s in the box

a. Wireless Music AdapterSLA5520

b1. Remote control,b2. 2x AAA Batteries

c. Quick start guide

d. Installation CD

Installation CD

e. Power cable f. Audio cableStereo RCA to 1/8˝ mini-jack

Either - Audio system (with RCA inputs) –––– Or - Separate active speakers

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Result after installation

Wireless network Personal computer Power outlet

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Your Wireless Music Adapter

1 Infrared sensor Receives the signal from the remote control.

2 LCD screen Displays menu status for easy navigation through music library and system settings.

3 Stereo 1/8” mini-jack socket

4 Power cable connector socket

5 Reset hole Insert paperclip gently and press briefly: < 2 seconds – restart; > 8 seconds – reset settings to the factory default values.

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Your Remote Control1 On/Standby (y)

2 0-9 digit keys– During navigation: starts playback of stored preset items.– During text entry: SMS style text entry.

3 PRESETPress PRESET, press digit key: save a file or folder to preset.

4 HOMEDisplays the HOME menu and switches on the SLA5520.

5 3 (Up), 4 (Down), 1 (Left), 2 (Right)Navigation keys.

6 (UN)MARK– During navigation in the media manager: adds item to favorites playlist.– During navigation in the favorites playlist: removes item.

7 SHUFFLEToggles shuffle and sequential playback.

8 ∞ (Previous/ Rewind)– Jumps to the beginning of a song (press once).– Jumps to the previous song (press twice).

9 – E + (Volume Up/ Down)Increases (+) and decreases (–) the volume.

10 s (Mute)Mutes the sound.

11 9 (Stop)Stops playback.

12 ;/2 (Pause/ Play)– Pauses playback.– Starts playback.

13 § (Next/ Fast forward)– Jumps to the next song (press once).– Plays fast forward in the current song (keep pressed).

14 REPEATToggles between repeat of current song, repeat of all songs and normal playback.

15 INFO– During navigation: returns to play view.– During play view: displays additional information.

16 OKConfirms selection.

17 SETTINGSDisplays the Settings menu.

18 JUMP TOPress JUMP TO, press digit key: jump to an item in the list.

See Enjoy for details on advanced features.

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Install the software on the computer

Install

Requirements for the computerProcessor 500 MHzMemory 128 MbFree Hard disk space 150 MbOperating system Windows 2000 or Windows XPCD-rom or DVD playerWired or wireless connection to the network

Additional requirements for streaming of protected musicProcessor 1 GHz / 1000 MHzMemory 256 MbFree Hard disk space 200 MbOperating system Windows XP with service pack 2 or higher

If you do not own a wireless network: create a wireless network.Either (1), preferred – Install a Base Station (router).Or (2), to create a direct link between the PC and the SLA5520 – Install a Wireless Adapter in Point to point (Ad-Hoc) mode.

See it’s user manual for details.

For best performance, use Philips Wireless Base Station for preferred scenario.For best point to point performance, use Philips Wireless USB adapter for PC’s.For best point to point performance, use Philips Wireless Notebook adapter fornotebooks.See www.philips.com for details.

If the installation screen does not appear, start the CD manually:1 Open My computer.2 Open CD drive.3 Open Setup.exe.

Start installation CD1 Place installation CD (d) in CD-drive.

Install Philips Media Manager1 Click on Install Philips Media Manager.

2 Select Next.

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3 Select I accept the agreement.4 Select Next.

5 Select Next.

6 Select Next.

7 Select Next.

8 Select Next.

9 Enable WMA.10Select Next.

11Select Finish.

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Select the folder where you would like Philips media manager to be installed.

Select the Start Menu folder to create the Philips media manager short cuts in.

To automatically start Philips media manager when you log-in - enable StartMedia Server at next user log-in.

To start Philips media manager after installation - enable Run Philips mediamanager.

To create an icon in the Quick Launch bar - enable Create a Quick Launchicon.

To create an icon on the desktop - enable Create a desktop icon.

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Install the SLA5520

Connect audio cable

Either - to audio system1 Take the supplied audio cable (f).2 Plug the 1/8˝ mini-jack to the Audio port of the SLA5520.3 Plug the stereo RCA connectors to the left and right inputs

of the audio system.

4 Switch on the audio system.5 Select correct input on the audio system.

Or - to separate active speakers1 Take the audio cable that is connected to the speakers.2 Plug the 1/8˝ mini-jack to the Audio port of the SLA5520.

3 Switch on the speakers.

Make sure to use a convertor if the 1/8˝ mini-jack is not available.

Make sure the security settings do not prohibit the SLA5520 to connect to thenetwork.The security type (WPA, WEP or none) and the security code (several characters)can be entered during the configuration of the SLA5520.

Make sure the computer is connected to your wireless network. The computermay be connected via cable or wirelessly to the base station (router).

If you do not own a wireless network: create a wireless network.Either (1), preferred – Install a Base Station (router).Or (2), to create a direct link between the PC and the SLA5520 – Install a Wireless Adapter in Point to point (Ad-Hoc) mode. See it’s user manual

for details.

For best performance, use Philips Wireless Base Station for preferred scenario.For best point to point performance, use Philips Wireless USB adapter for PC’s.For best point to point performance, use Philips Wireless Notebook adapter fornotebooks.See www.philips.com for details.

Make sure the wireless network is active. Make sure the wireless network operates in 802.11b and/or 802.11g mode.

Make sure to use an input on the audio system. See it’s user manual for details.

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Connect power cable1 Plug the connector of the power cable (e) into the Power cable connector

socket (4) of the SLA5520.2 Plug the power adapter into the power outlet.

Insert batteries in remote control1 Open battery compartment.2 Insert batteries (b2) into battery compartment of remote

control (b1).3 Close the battery compartment.

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Connect

Prompt Possible options Action

Select language English 1 Select your preferred language (4 or 3).Francais 2 Press 2 or OK.ItalianoDeutschEspanolNederlands

The configuration wizard and the settings menu will be displayed in your preferred language.

Load profile Profile 1 1 Select the profile you wish to alter. Profile 2 2 Press 2 or OK.Profile 3

Different profiles can be used to easily connect to different wireless networksSee Settings menu – Advanced settings – Profile management for details.

Select network Network 1 (SSID) 1 Either - Select the network to which the SLA5520Network 2 (SSID) should connect.Other (Advanced) Or - Select Other (Advanced) to enter the network

name (SSID) manually.2 Press 2 or OK.

Select wireless mode Network (Infrastructure) 1 Either, preferred - Select Network (Infrastructure)Point to point (Ad-Hoc) Or - Select Point to point (Ad-Hoc). Only if none

of the following devices is available: base station,router, gateway or access point.

2 Press 2 or OK.

Select security type WPA 1 Either - select WPA.WEP Or - select WEP.None Or - select None.

2 Press 2 or OK.

Make sure to select the security type that is configured on the network.

Select WPA mode TKIP 1 Either, used most often - Select TKIP.AES Or - select AES.

2 Press 2 or OK.

Make sure to select the WPA security type that is configured on the network.

The configuration wizard may prompt for the following information.Depending on the network configuration, the SLA5520 determines some settingsautomatically.

When switching on the SLA5520 for the first time, the Configuration wizard willappear automatically.If you wish to change network settings afterwards, you have to restart theConfiguration wizard.1 Press Settings (17).2 Select Configuration wizard (4 or 3).3 Press 2 or OK (16).

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Prompt Possible options Your action

Select code index Code 1 1 Select the security code index (WEP key index).Code 2 2 Press 2 or OK.Code 3Code 4Exit code editing

Make sure to select the code index (WEP key index) that is used by the network.See Settings menu – Advanced settings – Code management for details.

Enter security code (WEP) ********** 1 Either - select <Change> to enter the security code<Change> (WEP key).

Or - select ******** to confirm the stored securitycode (WEP key).

2 Press 2 or OK.

Make sure to enter the security code (WEP key) that is used by the network.

Enter security code (WPA) ********** 1 Either - select <Change> to enter the security code<Change> (WPA key).

Or - select ******** to confirm the stored securitycode (WPA key).

2 Press 2 or OK.

Make sure to enter the security code (WPA key) that is used by the network.

Select network settings Automatic (DHCP) 1 Either, used most often - Select Automatic (DHCP)Manual (Static IP) Or - Select Manual (Static IP). For experienced

users. The product identification number (IP address), Netmask, Gateway and preferredDNS server must be entered manually.

2 Press 2 or OK.

Apply settings? Yes 1 Either - Select Yes.No Or – discard settings - Select No.

2 Press 2 or OK.

Save to profile Profile 1 1 Select the profile you wish to alter.Profile 2 2 Press 2 or OK.Profile 3

Different profiles can be used to easily connect to different wireless networksSee Settings menu - Advanced - Profile management for details.

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Basic navigationThe instructions below give an example on how to start playback of music files.

The exact menu structure will depend on your network environment (i.e. whether youhave Internet access or not) and how your music library is organized on your personalcomputer.

The HOME menu could look like this

Switch on the SLA55201 Press yy (1) or HOME (4).

Highlight an item2 Press 33 or 44 (5).

Keep the key pressed down to scroll faster.

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Home Music server 1

Music server 2

Favorites

Internet RadioFavorites Nick Ferry

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4 Repeat step 2 and 3 until you see the item you want to play.The items that can be played include folders and files.

Start playback5 Press OK (16) or ;/2 (12).

Stop playback• Press 9 (16).

Select other content filesEither - Press 11 (5) to browse back in the menu structure.Or - Press HOME (4).

Jump to an item in the list1 Press JUMP TO (18),2 Press digit key (2). See Digit key options for details.

Select the item3 Press 22 (5) or OK (16).

The LCD screen now shows the new menu items.

Wireless Music Adapter LCD Screen IconsThe following table describes the icons that may be displayed on the Wireless Music Adapter LCD screen.

Example Display Text ExplanationNick Ferry Artist name.

. . . One More Time Name of the album.

Born To Be Happy Name of the song.

02:18/04:03 (default) Elapsed time/total time of current track.

Icons Explanation

Now playing.

Wireless signal strength indicator.

Streaming buffer fill informatory:indicates that the station signal is being bufferedto the device and will begin to play in a fewseconds.

Playback is paused.

Repeat current song.

Repeat all songs in folder.

Random playback of all songs in folder.

Possible to step forward in the menustructure.

Possible to step backward in the menustructure.

Playback of the file is possible.

Playback of the file is NOT possible.See Listen to protected music on how tomake playback possible, page 18.

9/54 Item number / total of items in folder.

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Digit key optionsKey Sequence1 1 . - @ <space> ! ~ & : (etc.)2 2 a b c A B C 2 a b c (etc.)3 3 d e f D E F 3 d e f (etc.)4 4 g h i G H I 4 g h i (etc.)5 5 j k l J K L 5 j k l (etc.)6 6 m n o M N O 6 m n o (etc.)7 7 p q r s P Q R S 7 p q r s (etc.)8 8 t u v T U V 8 t u v (etc.)9 9 w x y z W X Y Z 9 w x y z (etc.)0 0∞ Deletes previous character.1 Selects the previous character.2 Selects the next character.3 4 a A b B c C d D e E f F g G h H i I j J k K l L m M n N

o O p P q Q r R s S t T u U v V w W x X y Y z Z [ \ ] ^ _ ` { | } ~ <space> ! " # $ % & ’ ( ) * + , - . / 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 : ; < = > ? @

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Processing (please wait).

Wireless network is disconnected.

Wireless point to point (Ad-Hoc).

Internet Radio is available.

Storing current item.

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Local services

Share music

Only the files that you see in Philips Media Manager will be accessible from yourSLA5520.

Only the files that are supported by your SLA5520 will be available for youraudio system.

For products that can playback picture and movie files,see www.philips.com.

Open Philips Media Manager1 Select Start.2 Either - Select Programs.

Or - Select All programs.3 Select Philips Media Manager.4 Select Philips Media Manager.

Select content type• Select Music.

Add music files to the library1 Select Add music.2 Select Add files or Folders.

3 Select the files or folders you wish to add.4 Select Open.

From now on, the audio files you added can be accessed from the SLA5520.

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Listen to music1 Follow the instructions given in Basic navigation to navigate to the music file.2 Press OK (16) or ;/2 (12) to start playing the music file.

The song will now be played.

All Music Show all shared music files.Artists Show All Music sorted by artist.Albums Show All Music sorted by album.Genres Show All Music sorted by genre.Playlists Show the playlists that are created in the Philips media manager

application.Favorites Show the favorites that are created in the Philips media manager

application.Watch Folders Show the directory structure of the Watch Folders. See Help in

Philips media manager for details.

During audio playback, these options are available on the remote control:;/2 – Pauses the current song.

– (Re-)starts playback of the current song.

9 Stops playback of the current song.

§ – Jumps to the next song (press once).– Searches fast forward in the current song (keep pressed).

∞ – Jumps to the beginning of a song (press once).– Jumps to the previous song (press twice).

s Mutes the sound.

REPEAT Toggles between repeat of current song, repeat of all songs and normalplayback.

INFO Displays song information.

SHUFFLE Toggles between shuffle and sequential playback.

Listen to protected music

Requirements for the computer1GHz / 1000 MHz processor, 256 MB RAM memory, 200 MB free hard diskspace, Windows XP with Service pack 2 or higher.

Media manager (UPnP server)Either - A future version of Philips Media Manager might include the option

to stream WMA-DRM protected music.Or - Windows Media Connect can be used to stream WMA-DRM protected

music. The Philips SLA5520 must be added to the safe list of WindowsMedia Connect.

1 Start the media manager on the computer.2 Make sure the media manager shares protected content.3 Press Home on the remote control.4 Select the media manager on the SLA5520.5 See Listen to music for details on how to start playback.

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Playing favorite music items

Save an item to a preset number1 Navigate to an item (file or folder).2 Press PRESET (3).3 Press one of the 0-9 digit keys (2) to save the item under that number.

Play an item from a preset number• Select the preset number by pressing the relevant 0-9 digit key (2).

Favorites playlist generationYou can save up to 20 of your favorite items (songs or folders) to a playlist storedlocally on the SLA5520.

Add a song or folder to the favorites playlist• Press (UN)MARK (6) during navigation or playback.

Remove an item from the favorites playlist1 Press HOME (4).2 Select Favorites (3 or 4).3 Press 2 or OK (16).4 Navigate to the item to remove.5 Press (UN)MARK (6).

Playback from the favorites playlist1 Press HOME (4).2 Select Favorites (3 or 4).3 Press 2 or OK (16).4 Navigate to the item to play.5 Press ;/2 (12).

A user profile is required to access Internet radio stations.

A maximum of 3 users are allowed per SLA5520.

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Internet servicesCreate user

Browse to the internet1 Press HOME (4).2 Select Internet radio (3 or 4).3 Press 2 or OK (16).

Register for free4 Enter your e-mail address.5 Press OK.6 Follow the instructions in the e-mail send to your e-mail address.

Create more users

1 Press Settings (17).2 Select User settings.3 Press 2 or OK (16).4 Select the Primary user.5 Press 2 or OK (16).6 Select Add user.7 Press 2 or OK (16).8 Either – See Create user – Register for free.

Or – 1 Enter your e-mail address.2 Press OK (16).3 Enter your password.4 Press OK (16).

Listen to Internet radio1 Press HOME (4).2 Select Internet radio (3 or 4).3 Press 2 or OK (16).4 Select your user profile.5 Press 2 or OK (16).6 Follow instructions in Basic Navigation for details on how to start playback.

Internet update1 Press Settings (17).2 Select Software update (3 or 4).3 Press 2 or OK (16).4 Either - 1 Press 2 or OK if Do you want to update your product? is

displayed on the LCD screen.2 Wait for the SLA5520 to restart.

Or - Press 1 if no update is available.

New features can be included in software updates.

• Press SETTINGS (17) to start navigating through the SLA5520’s settings.

Settings menu

Group Details Explanation

Device status Device name Name of the SLA5520.

Software version Software version in the SLA5520.

Bootloader version Bootloader version in the SLA5520.The bootloader helpsto upgrade the SLA5520, in case of failure.

Hardware version Hardware version of the SLA5520.

Network name (SSID) The network name (SSID) identifies the wirelessnetwork. It can be changed by the owner. SSID - Service Set IDentifier.

Wireless mode The wireless mode of the network defines how devicescommunicate.Infrastructure, preferred - when a base station, router,gateway or access point is used. Devices communicatevia the base station, router, gateway or access point.Example - Philips base station (with Internet access), PC with wireless built-in and Philips SLA5520.Point to point (Ad-Hoc) - Devices communicate directlyto each other.Example - PC with wireless built-in and Philips SLA5520

Security (Encryption) Indicates whether security (encryption) is enabled on thewireless network: 'WPA', 'WEP or 'None'.WPA, best - Wireless Protected AccessWEP, good - Wired Equivalent ProtocolNone

WiFi signal strength Signal strength received from the wireless network.

WiFi channel Indicates the WiFi channel used by the network.

Unique product ID (MAC) Unique product identification number of the SLA5520.MAC - Media Access Control

Automatic address (DHCP) A product identification number (IP address) is assignedto the SLA5520. It is used for communication on thenetwork.It is assigned by a DHCP server.DHCP - Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

Product ID (IP) Product identification number (IP address) assigned tothe SLA5520 for communication on the network.Example - 192.168.0.1 (192.168.000.001)IP address - Internet Protocol address.

Subnet mask The subnet mask defines the possible productidentification numbers (IP addresses) on the network.The subnet mask must be the same for all devices.Example - 255.255.255.0 (255.255.255.000)

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Device status Gateway ID (IP) A piece of software running on a base station (router) orPC that translates local network communication tointernet communication.

DNS server preferred The DNS server preferred is the product identificationnumber (IP address) of the preferred DNS server.DNS server - A piece of software running on a basestation (router). It translates requests for internet pagesfor the Internet Service Provider.

DNS server alternate The DNS serveralternate is the product identificationnumber (IP address) of the alternate DNS server.

Proxy server Defines whether a proxy server is required.

Proxy hostname Either - The proxy hostname defines the productidentification number (IP address) of the proxyserver.

Or - The proxy hostname defines the web-address(URL) of the proxy server.

Proxy port The proxy port defines the entrance to send requests tothe proxy server.Range - 0 to 65535

Configuration wizard Load profile Profile 1 1 Select the profile you wish to load.Profile 2 2 Press 2 or OK.Profile 3 The values in the profile are activated.

Only available when Advanced settings - Profile management is enabled.

Select network Network 1 (SSID) 1 Either - Select the network to whichNetwork 2 (SSID) the SLA5520 should connect.Other (Advanced) Or - Select Other (Advanced) to enter the

network name (SSID) manually.2 Press 2 or OK.

Select wireless mode Network (Infrastructure) Preferred - devices communicate via the basestation, router, gateway or access point.Example - Philips base station (with Internetaccess), PC with wireless built-in and PhilipsSLA5520.

Point to point (Ad-Hoc) Only if none of the following devices isavailable: base station, router, gateway oraccess point.Devices communicate directly to each other.Example - PC with wireless built-in and

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Group Details Explanation

Configuration wizard Select security type WPA The wireless network is secured (encrypted)with WPA.See the user manual of the wireless networkdevices for information on how to identify thesecurity type (encryption type).WPA, best - WiFi Protected Access

WEP The wireless network is secured (encrypted)with WEP.See the user manual of the wireless networkdevices for information on how to identify thesecurity type (encryption type).WEP, good - Wired Equivalent Privacy.

None The wireless network is not secured(encrypted).See the user manual of the wireless networkdevices for information on how to identify thesecurity type (encryption type).

Select WPA mode TKIP The WPA security type is TKIP.This option is the default for WPA security.TKIP - Temporal Key Integrity Protocol

AES The WPA security type is AES.See the user manual of the wireless networkdevices for information on how to identify theWPA security type (WPA encryption type).AES - Advanced Encryption Standard

Select code index Code 1 1 Select the security code index (WEP key index)Code 2 2 Press 2 or OK.Code 3Code 4Exit code editing

Only available when Advanced settings - Code management is enabled.

Enter security code ************ Confirm the stored security code (WEP). (WEP) When in doubt - Change the security code

(WEP).<Change> Enter the security code (WEP key).

It can be found in the base station (router).See it's user manual for details.

Enter security code ************ Confirm the stored security code (WPA).(WPA) When in doubt - Change the security code

(WPA)<Change> Enter the WPA security code.

It can be found in the base station (router).See it's user manual for details.

Select active code Code 1 Select the WEP security code identifier (WEPCode 2 key index). Range - 1 to 4. It can be found in Code 3 the base station (router). See it's user manual Code 4 for details.

WEP security code identifier - If more than oneWEP security code identifier (WEP key) isentered, the code that is currently active must beselected (key index)

Group Details Explanation

Configuration wizard Select network settings Automatic (DHCP) Preferred - A product identification number(IP address) can be assigned to the SLA5520.It is used for communication on the network.It can be assigned by a DHCP server.DHCP - Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

Manual (Static IP) Only for experienced users - The productidentification number (IP address), Netmask,gateway and preferred DNS server must beentered manually.

Product ID (IP) ***.***.***.*** Confirm the product identification number (IP address) assigned to the SLA5520.

<Change> Enter the product identification number.

Subnet mask ***.***.***.*** Confirm the subnet mask. Is must be the sameon all devices in the network.

<Change> Enter the subnet mask.

Gateway ID (IP) ***.***.***.*** Confirm the product identification number (IP address) of the gateway. The gatewayaddress is most often the same as the addressof the base station, router or access point.

<Change> Enter the product identification number (IP address) of the gateway.

DNS server preferred ***.***.***.*** Confirm the product idenfication number (IP address) of the preferred DNS server. The preferred DNS server address is mostoften the same as the address of the basestation, router or access point.

<Change> Enter the product idenfication number (IP address) of the preferred DNS server.

DNS server alternate ***.***.***.*** Confirm the product idenfication number (IP address) of the alternate DNS server.

<Change> Enter the product idenfication number (IP address) of the alternate DNS server.

Apply settings Yes Save the configuration settings.No Discard the configuration settings.

Save to profile Profile 1 1 Select the security code index (WEP keyProfile 2 index)Profile 3 2 Press 2 or OK.

User settings Primary user Add user Add a guest user. The e-mail address and(optional) a password must be entered.

Remove user Select the user to remove. Confirm with thepassword of the primary user.

Guest user 1 Load the preferred settings of the first guest user.

Guest user 2 Load the preferred settings of the secondguest user.

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Software update Cancel New features can be included in softwareOK updates.

Select language English Switch to English language.Francais Switch to French language.Italiano Switch to Italian language.Deutsch Switch to German language.Espanol Switch to Spanish language.Nederlands Switch to Dutch language.

Advanced settings Profile management Enable Profile management can be used to easilyconnect the SLA5520 to seperate networks.Example - Profile 1, network settings @ home.Example - Profile 2, network settings @ work.Profile 1, 2 and 3 are enabled. Before savingsettings, the profile must be selected.

Disable Disable profile 2 and 3. All settings are onlyapplied to profile 1.

Code management Enable Only, for experienced users - Up to 4 securitycodes (WEP) can be stored. Only one is active at any one time.Storing 4 security codes (WEP) makes it easyto cycle security codes (WEP) for bettersecurity.

Disable Preferred - Only one security code (WEP) isneeded to connect to the network. Only one security code (WEP) can be entered.

Edit device name Enter the network name (SSID) of thenetwork.

Proxy server Enable Only for experenced users or for networkson professional sites - Requests for internetcontent are directed via the proxy server.

Disable Preferred - Requests for internet content aresend directly to the main highway of theInternet.

Configure date Select time zone Change the time zone to comply to the region and time where the SLA5520 is used.

Daylight savings Disable No automatic adjustment for winter/summertime.

Enable Automatic adjustment for winter/summertime.

Select time format Change the time format to comply with yourpreferred time format.

Select profile Select profile Profile 1 Only available when Advanced settings - Profile 2 Profile management is enabled.Profile 3 Load settings from the profile.

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TroubleshootingProblem

No reaction to remote control (b1).

Cannot find network.

Cannot connect to networkorConnection down

It takes more than 30 seconds tofind the media manager.

No media manager displayed inHOME menu of SLA5520.

Unable to browse media managerfrom SLA5520.

Unable to start playback of musicfile.

Unable to start playback of anInternet Radio station.

No sound from speakers.

Favorite list full

Server or networkconnection problem

No more users allowed

Date/time is not displayedcorrectly

Presets do not work anymore

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Tip

• Make sure the batteries (b2) are inserted correctly.• Make sure to point the remote control (b1) at the SLA5520 (a).• Make sure the SLA5520 is connected to the power outlet.• Replace the batteries with new ones. Make sure to insert batteries as indicated.

• Make sure your other wireless network devices are switched on.• Either - Make sure the broadcast network name (SSID Broadcast) is enabled on

your base station (router).Or - Enter the network name (SSID) manually. See the user manual of the base

station (router) for details.

• Make sure you entered the security code (WPA or WEP) correctly.• Copy the security code (WPA or WEP) exactly as entered in the base station

(router).• Make sure the firewall on the base station (router) and/or the firewall on the

computer do not filter the SLA5520 MAC address from the network.See the user manual of the base station (router) for details.

• See Reducing time required to search for media manager on next page.

• Make sure the firewall on the basestion (router) and/or the firewall on thecomputer do not block the media manager from the network.See the help file of the media manager for details.

• Make sure the SLA5520 is connected to the correct network.

• Make sure music files are shared by the media manager• Make sure the media manager allows the SLA5520 to browse the library.

• Make sure the file format extension (WMA, MP3, WAV) is supported by theSLA5520 (WMA-DRM, WMA, MP3, WAV).

• Make sure the library of the media manager is up-to-date.• When playing protected songs - Make sure the internet connection is available

when playing protected songs for the first time.

• Make sure the firewall on the base station (router) does not block Internet Radioservices.

• Try again later. The service may be down temporarily.

• Make sure the volume of the SLA5520 is not muted.• Make sure the audio system is switched on.• Make sure the volume of the audio system is not muted.• Make sure the correct input is selected on the audio system.• Make sure the SLA5520 and the audio system are connected correctly.

• The favorite playlist is limited to 20 items. Before adding new items, remove olditems first.

• The media manager did not respond. Make sure other Wireless network devicesare switched on.

• The number of users is limited to 3 users. Before adding a new user, remove anold user first.

• Make sure an Internet connection is available for the SLA5520.Make sure to configure date/time in the Settings menu.

• Make sure to use a compatible media manager (Philips media manager).

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Reducing time required to search for media manager

Enabling Internet Connection Sharing on Your PC

1 Log on to the PC as Administrator.2 Select Start.3 Select Control Panel.4 Open Network Connections.5 Right-click on the connection that you use to connect to the Internet.Example – Dial Up connection.

Example – Local Area Connection.6 Select Properties. 7 Select Advanced.8 Enable Allow other network users to connect through this computer’s

Internet connection.9 Disable Allow other network users to control or disable the shared

Internet connection.10Select OK.11Restart the PC.12Restart the SLA5520.

Lock product identification number of the PC

1 Wait for the SLA5520 to find the media manager.2 Place the installation CD (d) in the CD-Drive.3 Select TOOLS.4 Select Auto IP Network Utility.5 Select the connection that you use to connect to the SLA5520.Example – Wireless network connection.6 Select Lock AutoIP.7 Select Exit.

Locking the product identification number (IP address) of the PC is only allowedwhen a Point to point (Ad-Hoc) network is used.

Internet Connection Sharing is only available on a PC with 2 networkconnections.Example – PC with Internet connection (wired) and a wireless connection to the

SLA5520.

Searching for media managers can be reduced to less than 20 seconds.

Either - if your connection to the Internet is made available via a single PC – seeEnabling Internet connection sharing on your PC.

Or - if no base station, router, gateway or access points is available – see Lockproduct identification number (IP address) on PC.

Additional network informationSecurityFirewallThe first time Philips Media Manager needs access to the network, the firewall willwarn you.• Select Unblock, Allow or a similar phrase.

Philips Media Manager is now able to download updates, and stream Music to yourWireless Music Adapter.

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If your are using a wireless gateway of base station and there is a firewall inplace, multicast messages must be enabled for the media server program in orderto allow traffic to/from the SLA5520 (239.255.255.xxx).

MAC address control / filterIf you are using MAC Address Control on your wireless network, you will need toknow the MAC address of your Wireless Music Adapter. The MAC address is aunique number that identifies your device on the network. It consists of a series ofnumbers and letters in the following format: xx.xx.xx.xx.xx.xx.The MAC address for your Wireless Music Adapter can be displayed on the LCDscreen. To display the MAC address:

1 Press SETTINGS (17).2 Select Device status (3 or 4).3 Press 2 or OK (16).4 Select Unique product ID (MAC) (3 or 4).

You must change your wireless network settings to exclude the Wireless MusicAdapter’s MAC address from filtering. Please refer to your wireless network’sdocumentation for details on how to do this.

Health and safetyThe product transmits and receives radio waves when it is switched on. The productcomplies with the standards that are defined for it. The quality of the transmissioncan be influenced by the use of microwave ovens. Other wireless systems (Bluetooth,wireless networks etc.) can also have influence on the quality of the transmission. Theproduct is based on RF technology. Therefore the product can suffer from the samekinds of interference as GSMs, portable radios and other RF-based products.

Maintenance and serviceIf your product is defective and needs repair, but your warranty period has expired,you can consult our specialists (see page 2).

Recycling and disposalAll redundant packaging material has been omitted. Your set consists of materials thatcan be recycled if disassembled by a specialized company. Please observe the localregulations regarding the disposal of packaging materials, batteries and old equipment.

Information to the Consumer

Disposal of your old productYour product is designed and manufactured with high quality materials andcomponents, which can be recycled and reused.

When this crossed-out wheeled bin symbol is attached to a product it means theproduct is covered by the European Directive 2002/96/EC

Please inform yourself about the local separate collection system for electrical andelectronic products.

Please act according to your local rules and do not dispose of your old products withyour normal household waste. The correct disposal of your old product will helpprevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health.

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Additional information

Technical informationUSAFCC CFR47 Part 15B, Class II

Europe89/336/EEC,ETC 301 489-1&17(2.4GHz)EN61000-3-2(Harmonic AC current emissions)EN55022 Class II, EN50082-1 (Immunity)

JapanVCCI Class II

CB (IEC60950)

USAFCC CFR47 Part 15C,Para15.247, 205, 209

CanadaIC RSS 210

EuropeEN 300 328

JapanARIB STD-T66 (Chan1-13),T-33 (Chan14)

H x W x D110 x 160 x 44 (mm)

3.5 Watt1.7 Watt

240 grams

AudioWMA-DRM, WMA, MP3, WAV

DC 9V / 0.5 A

1/8˝ connector stereo audio

802.11g

Universal Plug & Play

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Electromagnetic compatibility

Product safety

Radio regulations

Dimensions

Power consumptionStandby power consumption

Weight

Supported codecs

Input connector

Output connector

Wireless

Networking

This product is protected by certain intellectual property rights of MicrosoftCorporation.

Use or distribution of such technology outside of this product is prohibited without alicense from Microsoft or an authorized Microsoft subsidiary.’

‘Content providers are using the digital rights management technology for WindowsMedia contained in this device (‘WM-DRM’) to protect the integrity of their content(‘Secure Content’) so that their intellectual property, including copyright, in suchcontent is not misappropriated. This device uses WM-DRM software to play SecureContent (‘WM-DRM Software’). If the security of the WM-DRM Software in thisdevice has been compromised, owners of Secure Content (‘Secure Content Owners’)may request that Microsoft revoke the WM-DRM Software's right to acquire newlicenses to copy, display and/or play Secure Content. Revocation does not alter theWM-DRM Software's ability to play unprotected content. A list of revoked WM-DRMSoftware is sent to your device whenever you download a license for Secure Contentfrom the Internet or from a PC. Microsoft may, in conjunction with such license, alsodownload revocation lists onto your device on behalf of Secure Content Owners.’

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Microsoft disclaimer regarding Protected Content

Glossary

See Base station.

See Point to point network.

AES is a type of the security type WPA.See security type.See WPA.Abbreviation – Advanced Encryption Standard

An annotation of speed, most often ~bit per second.Example – The Internet subscription offers a bandwidth of 4 megabit per second.Example – The audio file has a bandwidth of 128 kilobit per second.Example – See General overview of bandwidths.

Device with the following functionality:• Create the wireless network• Share Internet subscription• Control communication between wireless and wired (Ethernet) devices.Example – Philips base station, see www.philips.com for details.

Minimum amount of data stored or transmitted by electronic equipment.Example – See General overview of bandwidths.

The bandwidth required to transport content.

Part of the software inside the SLA5520. It helps to repair other parts of thesoftware if an error occurs.

A subscription to the Internet that is on-line 24 hours a day,7 days a week. And supports a minimum download bitrate of 256 kbit/s.Example – ADSLExample – Cable

A group of 8 bits. Bytes are most often used to communicate file-sizes. To preventusing very large numbers, groups of bytes are defined.Kilobyte (kb) – 1024 byteExample – The picture is 450 kilobyte.Megabyte (Mb) – 1024 kilobyteExample – The movie is 700 megabyte.Gigabyte (Gb) – 1024 megabyte Example – The hard disk can store 120 gigabyte.Example – See General overview of bandwidths.

A piece of software used to create digital files of audio, picture and video content.Consists of two parts, a coder (creates files) and a decoder (plays the files).

The group of Music, Pictures and Movies is called content.

A piece of software running on a base station or on a server. A method ofassigning product identification numbers to devices. The DHCP server identifiesdevices in the network; it then assigns product identification numbers to the devices.Abbreviation - Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol.

A piece of software running on a base station. It arranges communication betweenInternet requests and the internet provider.Example – (E.g. translates the url www.philips.com to the IP address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx)Abbreviation – Domain Name Server

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Access point

Ad-Hoc network

AES

Bandwidth

Base station

Bit

Bitrate

Bootloader

Broadband Internet

Byte

Codec

Content

DHCP

DNS

DRM

Encryption key

Encryption type

Ethernet

Firewall

Firmware

Gateway

Hard disk

Hardware

IEEE

IEEE 802.11

Infrastructure network

IP address

ISP

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A method of protecting files, most often content from being used illegally.Abbreviation – Digital Rights Management

See security code.

See security type.

In relation to the usage of today.See wired networks.Example – CableExample – ConnectorExample – PortExample – Network

A piece of software running on a base station and/or on a PC that controlscommunication on the network.The firewall defines rules for all devices and applications (e.g. software). The rulesmust be followed when communicating with other devices and/or the Internet. Therules can define that a device (example – SLA5520) can or cannot access thenetwork.Example – Windows FirewallExample – Norton FirewallExample – McAfee FirewallExample – Zone Alarm

See software.Example – Software in the SLA5520

A piece of software running on a base station or on a server. It translates localcommunication to Internet communication.Example – Philips base station.

A piece of hardware inside a PC. It is often used to store content and software.Example – The C-drive in Windows Explorer.

The physical case and internals of devices.

In relation to wireless adapters – The IEEE promotes the engineering process oftechnologies like 802.11.Abbreviation – Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, IncWeb – www.ieee.org

802.11 is a group of wireless transmission technologies defined by IEEE:802.11b – low speed (up to 11 mbit/s) wireless transmission.802.11g – high speed (up to 54 mbit/s) wireless transmission.

Infrastructure networks are created by one of the following devices: base station,router, gateway or access point.Client devices - like PC’s, Wireless Music Adapters and other networked devices -can connect to the infrastructure network.Broadband Internet access is often shared by the base station.Example – Philips Base station with Internet access, PC with wireless built-in andPhilips SLA5520.

See product identification number.

A company that offers Internet services. Comparison – Telephone Provider.Abbreviation – Internet Service Provider.

Library

MAC address

Media manager

MP3

NAT

Navigation

Netmask

Network

Network name

PC

Point to point network

Product identification number

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In relation to the media manager.The collection of the names, artist, genres and other information about the contentavailable to the media manager.Comparison – The index in a book.Example – Contents of the Philips Media Manager application.

The unique identifier for each device in a network. It is assigned to the device in a factory.Abbreviation – Media Access Control address.

A piece of software running on a PC or a base station (router).It shares content from that PC with other devices in the network.Example – Philips Media ManagerExample – Windows Media Connect

A popular codec for audio files.

Most often not needed for home use. A piece of software running on a base station (router).Part 1 - It creates a link between two different local networks over the Internet.

Thus, the two networks appear to be only one network.Often used by professional companies to link networks of employees to thecorporate network.

Part 2 – Direct communication from internal networks to the correct highway on theInternet. Some special applications need NAT to work correctly.Sometimes experienced users use the second part to link their devices to theinternet.

Abbreviation – Network Address Translation.

The method used to select content on a display like that of the SLA5520.Example – The up and down, left and right, OK and play keys on the remote control

of the SLA5520.

See Subnet mask.

A collection of 2 or more devices that are able to communicate with each other.Example – Base station (with Internet access), SLA5520 and a PC.

The network name is the identifier of the wireless network.Example – philipsExample – Paul’s homeExample – youcannothackme

In relation to this user manual. The PC can be either a full-size computer or a notebook.Abbreviation – Personal Computer.

Only used when none of the following devices is available: base station, router,gateway or access point. Devices communicate directly to each other.Example – PC to SLA5520.

The identification of a device using the Internet Protocal (IP). It consists of 4 series ofnumbers (0 to 255) and dots: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx. It can be assigned by a DHCP server, or assigned manually.The product identification numbers are used by the devices to communicate to otherdevices.Comparison – Names used by people.Example – 192.168.0.1 (192.168.000.001)

The proxy port is the highway on the network which must be used to connect to theproxy server.Range – 0 to 65535

A piece of software running on a base station or on a server. The devices on thenetwork ask the proxy server (host) to allow access to certain parts on the Internet.The request is given via the defined highway (port).

A type of connector used to connect audio and video cables with a device.

See base station.

A type of connector used to connect video cables with a device.

The security code (often called encryption key) defines the code that protects awireless network. For maximum security, a random string of characters, numbersand symbols should be used. No examples are given, define your personal string formaximum security. Change it often.

The security type (often called encryption type) is the type of security applied to thewireless network.From best to no security:WPA AESWPA TKIPWEP (Either 64 bit, or 128 bit)None.On the base station (router) subtypes (length, number of bits used) can be defined.Example – WPA AESExample – WEP 64 bit.

A server is similar to a PC. Except that it is used for professional purposes.Example – Web server (e.g. www.philips.com)Example – DNS server

A method used to input text with the remote control. Similar text entry methods are most often possible on mobile phones.Example – The digit key 2 cycles through 2abcABC.

Application running on a device or on a PC.Software can often be upgraded to provide new functionality.Example – Philips Media Manager.Example – Windows.

See network name.Abbreviation – Service Set Identifier

Sometimes used by experienced users.A method of assigning product identification numbers to devices. If static IP isenabled, the product identification numbers must be assigned manually.

The group of actions needed by devices to transport content from one location tothe other.Example – Reading music from a hard disk, sharing it on the network, decoding (see

codec) it on the SLA5520 and listening to the music via the audio system.

The identification of the possible product identification number (IP addresses) thatcan be used in a network. It consists of a series of numbers (0 to 255) and dots: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx.Example – 255.255.255.0

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Proxy port

Proxy server

RCA

Router

SCART

Security code

Security type

Server

SMS text style entry

Software

SSID

Static IP

Streaming

Subnet mask

TKIP is the most commonly used sub-type of the security type WPA.See security type.See WPA.Abbreviation – Temporal Key Integrity Protocol

The language that devices use to communicate. The PC is often the UPnP server.The SLA5520 is the UPnP client and the UPnP control point.Comparison – Your local language.Abbreviation – Universal Plug and Play.

A UPnP client device connects to a UPnP server. It is able to playback music, pictures and/or movies.Example – See www.philips.com for UPnP compatible products.

A UPnP Control point is able to connect a UPnP server to a UPnP client. It can start, pause and stop playback on UPnP client devices. UPnP control points are most often embedded in UPnP clients.Example – The user interface of the device.

A UPnP server is able to stream content to a UPnP Client.A UPnP server is not necessarily a PC.Example – Hard disk with a direct connection to the network, that acts as a UPnP

server.Example – Philips Media Manager.

A web-address.Example – http://www.philips.com.Abbreviation – Uniform Resource Locator

See ethernet.Abbreviation – Unshielded Twisted Pair.

A popular codec for audio files.Abbreviation - Wave.

WEP is a kind of security type.Abbreviation – Wired Equivalent Privacy.

WiFi is short for WiFi certified. Before a device is officially certified with WiFii, itmust pass the WiFi alliance test program. The WiFi alliance tests the device forcompatibility with the IEEE 802.11 technologies.Abbreviation – Wireless FidelityExample – WiFi bg.

In wired networks, devices are connected with cables (ethernet) to other devices.One of the devices is often a DHCP server.Example – Router with connections to several PC’s.

The Philips Wireless Multimedia Adapter is a UPnP client. They are able to playback music, picture and movie files.Example – see www.philips.com for details.

The Philips Wireless Music Adapter is a UPnP client. The SLA5520 is able to playback MP3, WMA, and WMA-DRM music files.

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TKIP

UPnP

UPnP Client

UPnP Control point

UPnP Server

URL

UTP

WAV

WEP

WiFi

Wired network

Wireless Multimedia Adapter

Wireless Music Adapter

Group Bits BytesGiga~ 8 1 Multiply by 1024Mega~ 8192 1024Kilo~ 8388608 1048576~ 8589934592 1073741824

Divide by 8

Example - 5 Mega Bytes = 5,120 Kilo Bytes = 40,960 Kilo Bits.

In wireless networks, devices are connected to other devices. The connection is either with cables (ethernet) or wireless (802.11). One of the devices is often a DHCP server.Example – Philips Base station (router) with connections to several PC’s.

The Philips wireless notebook adapter can connect your notebook to the wirelessnetwork.Web – www.philips.com

The Philips wireless USB adapter can connect your PC to the wireless network.Web – www.philips.com.

A popular codec for audio files.Abbreviation – Windows Media Audio.

WPA is a kind of security type.Abbreviation – WiFi Protected Access.

General overview of bandwidths

All numbers in the table hold the same value.

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Wireless network

Wireless Notebook adapter

Wireless USB adapter

WMA

WPA

Group Mega Bits per secondWireless network IEEE 802.11g 54– 108+Wired network 100Audio 0.128Movies, DivX 1Movies, DVD 6Movies, HDTV 12

Bandwidth requirement for common usageThe numbers given are examples; variations to these numbers are very well possible.

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