SLA5500
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Contents
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Contents
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Important information
Safety precautions
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What’s in the box
System requirements
Functional overview
10 Navigating the menu
12 Preparing Your PC
12 Installing Philips Media Manager
13 Installing the Philips Wireless Music Receiver PC Utility
17 Installing your SLA5500
18 Configuration
19 Configuration Wizard Menu
20 Changing network settings
22 Operation
22 Listening to Music Files
24 Saving Music Items
26 Advanced Configuration
26 Configuration Menu Structure
28 Managing Network Profiles Using the Remote Control
29 Managing Multiple Key Indexes
31 Advanced Configuration Using Philips Wireless Music Receiver PC Utility
32 Default Profile Settings
34 Uploading New Software to the SLA5500
35 Troubleshooting
36 Glossary
37 Extra information
38 Guarantee
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Important information
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A wireless network adapter or a wireless base station is required when integrating your
SLA5500 in a wireless computer network.
Please install and connect the product in the order described in this manual only. This
assures best installation results with the least technical hassles.
Please read this guide carefully before using your SLA5500 and keep it for future
reference.
The most recent downloads and information on this product will be available through
Please check whether your Internet service provider charges extra fees for exceeding a
certain limit of transferred data. When using Internet media services on a daily basis, you
may exceed such a limit.
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During set-up and installation, it may be helpful to have the instructions for your audio
system, wireless base station or other wireless network components at hand.
Safety Precautions
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NEVER MAKE OR CHANGE CONNECTIONS WITH THE POWER OF YOUR
AUDIO SYSTEM SWITCHED ON OR YOUR SLA5500 CONNECTED TO THE
MAINS.
Before operating the SLA5500, check that the operating voltage indicated on the
nameplate of your SLA5500 is identical with the voltage of your local power supply.
If not, please consult your dealer.
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Radio equipment for wireless applications is not protected against disturbance from
other radio services.
The SLA5500 should not be exposed to dripping or splashing.
No object filled with liquids, such as vases, should be placed on the product.
Do not expose the SLA5500 to excessive moisture, rain, sand or heat sources caused by
heating equipment or direct sunlight.
Allow a sufficient amount of free space all around your SLA5500 for adequate
ventilation.
Do not open this product. Contact your Philips retailer if you experience technical
difficulties.
Place the SLA5500 on a flat, hard and stable surface.
When the SLA5500 is switched to standby mode, it is still consuming some power.
To disconnect the SLA5500 from the power supply completely, remove the AC power
plug from the wall socket.
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Make sure the air around your SLA5500 can circulate to prevent your SLA5500 from
overheating internally. Also, avoid putting any heat sources (e.g. a power amplifier)
underneath.
To prevent your SLA5500 from overheating internally, never place anything on top of it.
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What’s in the box
Please check whether the following items are present in the box of the Wireless
Music Receiver. They are provided to help you set up and use your SLA5500.
SLA5500 Wireless Music Receiver
Remote control including batteries (2x AAA)
Power adapter (110V or 200-240V) including cable adapter and power cable
Stereo RCA to 1/8” connector cable
CD-ROM containing:
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This User manual
Philips Media Manager software
Wireless Music Receiver PC Utility
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Quick start guide
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System requirements
Audio
Audio system (e.g. amplifier, VCR, DVD etc) with auxiliary (AUX) inputs
(RCA connection) or an active speaker system
Personal Computer (PC)
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Pentium Class 300MHz processor or better
128 MB RAM
150 MB free hard drive space
CD-ROM drive
Windows® XP Service Pack (SP) 1
Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 or later
Wireless or Ethernet network interface card, installed and configured with TCP/IP
Network
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Wireless connection (WiFi 802.11b/g compatible) from the Wireless Music
Receiver to a PC, base station or both.
Network Environments Supported
Network Environment
Description
Infrastructure
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Wireless Base station (BS)
PC with connection to base station
SLA5500 connects wirelessly to BS
Peer-to-peer (Ad Hoc)
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No Wireless Base station (BS)
PC with wireless card
Wireless Music Receiver connects
wirelessly to PC
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Functional overview
Wireless Music Receiver
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Infrared sensor
Receives the signals from the remote control
LCD screen
Displays menu status for easy navigation through music library and system settings
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Stereo 1/8” connector cable socket
Power adapter cable socket
Reset hole
Remote Control
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HOME
Displays the top level menu.
Turns on the SLA5500 when the SLA5500 is switched in Standby mode.
0-9 digit buttons
Play the item stored on the preset number selected (0 to 9).
In Edit mode: Key 0-9 is used to enter numbers and/or characters (ex: 2abcABC).
Key 1 is also used for special symbols (1 . , ? ! - & * # _ ~)
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PRESET
Press this button followed by one of the number buttons (0-9) to store the currently
selected item against the preset number selected.
(UN)MARK
Press this button once to add the song currently playing to the Dynamic Playlist.
When playing Dynamic Playlist: press to remove from Dynamic Playlist.
3 (UP)
Scrolls up through the current menu list (hold the button down to scroll faster)
In Edit mode: enter or change characters by scrolling up through the ASCII character
table.
4 (DOWN)
Scrolls down through the current menu list (hold the button down to scroll faster)
In Edit mode: enter or change characters by scrolling down through the ASCII
character table.
1 (LEFT)
Moves up one level up in the menu hierarchy on the LCD display.
Example: if artist is displayed, pressing Left returns you to the PC Files menu.
In Edit mode: Moves the cursor to the left, one character at the time.
2 (RIGHT)
Selects the current highlighted menu item
Example: If the currently displayed item is an album, pressing Right will display a list of
all songs of that album
In Edit mode: Moves the cursor to the right, one character at the time and confirms
inputs.
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SYSTEM
Displays the top level of the Configuration menu.
SHUFFLE
Toggles between random and ordered playback modes in the current folder.
Note: The selected mode is stored permanently until you press the Shuffle button again or
until the products will be switched off (StandBy mode).
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REPEAT
Press this button once to repeat only the song that is currently playing (only applies
to PC music files). The Repeat icon is displayed on the LCD screen.
Press again to repeat all songs of the currently selected item.
The Repeat All icon is displayed on the LCD screen.
Pressing again will return to Normal Play.
9 (STOP)
Stops playing the current item.
10 ∞ (previous/rewind)
Press this button once to jump to the previous song in the playlist, album or artist.
If it reaches the beginning of a list, it wraps around to the end of the list.
In Edit Mode: Press this button to delete one character at a time (backspace).
11 ;/2 (pause/play)
Press this button once to play the currently selected item (playlist, album, artist,
genre or song file). Information about the current item is displayed on the screen
Press again while the song is playing to pause the song.
To continue playing an item that has been paused, press ;/2 again.
12 § (next/fast forward)
Press this button once to jump to the next song in the playlist, album or artist.
If it reaches the end of a list, it wraps around to the beginning of the list.
Press and hold the button for more than 1 second to fast forward the current song.
Play recommences when the button is release.
13 – E + (Volume Up/down)
Increases (+) and decreases (–) the volume.
14 INFO
Displays additional information on the currently selected music file.
Pressing the button again enables a return to the default item display.
15 s (Mute)
Mutes the sound.
16 OK
Selects the current highlighted menu item
Example: If the currently displayed item is an album, pressing OK will start playing
that album.
17 PLAY LIST
Displays the Dynamic Playlist that is stored on the SLA5500.
The list may contain up to 20 items
18 JUMP TO
Activates Jump To function (character based keys (0-9) will be activated).
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(On/Standby)
Turns on the Wireless Music Receiver.
Pressing the button again turns the device off (the device is then in ‘standby’ mode).
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Navigating the menu
The SLA5500 has a built-in LCD screen. Together with the remote control device,
it enables easy operation.
LCD Menu Structure
The menu displayed on the Wireless Music Receiver LCD screen is organized as a
hierarchy, enabling you to access the:
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Home menu
A Dynamic Playlist of music files (if available)
Music files stored in your Philips Media Manager Library
(multiple servers may be visible)
Configuration menu
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The exact menu structure will depend on your network environment and how your
music library is organised on your personal computer.
A top level LCD menu structure could look like this:
Home
Press the HOME button (1)
at any time
See Music Files Menu for more details
Playlist
Home
Favourites
Server 1 [MM]
Server 2 [MM]
Nick Ferry
Best of ABBA
Leila
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Configuration
Press the SYSTEM button (6)
at any time
Configuration
Device Status
See Configuration Menu for more details
Configuration Wizard
Select Language
Advanced Settings
Configure Date/Time
Select Profile
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Navigating in the LCD screen menus
Press 2 to select a menu item (move right)
Press 3 to move up the menu
Press 4 to move down the menu
Press 1 to cancel a menu item (move left)
Press HOME (1) to activate the Home menu
Press SYSTEM (6) to go to the Configuration menu
Press PLAY LIST (17) to go to the Dynamic Playlist
Wireless Music Receiver LCD Screen Icons
The following table describes the icons that may be displayed on the Wireless Music
Receiver LCD screen.
Description
Move down the menu hierarchy.
Move up the menu hierarchy.
Processing (please wait).
Item may be played.
Now playing.
Now paused.
Now playing all items.
Shuffle mode enabled.
Repeat mode enabled.
Repeat All mode enabled.
Storing current item.
Lower case (edit mode).
Upper case (edit mode).
Buffer fill status.
Wireless signal strength.
Wireless network disconnected.
Peer-to-peer wireless network mode available.
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Preparing Your PC
With the SLA5500 you are able to enjoy digital music anywhere in the home.
Your SLA5500 plugs into any audio system and connects wirelessly to a PC.
The remote control and the built-in LCD display provide easy control and quick
selection of music.
Key Features
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Browse music file content on your computer
Browse and search content by Song, All Tracks, Albums, Artist, Genres or
Playlists
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Set up SLA5500 on your network simply by using the remote control
Manage profiles and upgrade software using the Wireless Music Receiver PC
Utility
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View device status information using the built-in Web-based presentation page
Listen to music files (for example WMA, MP3, WAV) over your audio system
The instructions in this User Manual assume that you already have a wireless network
up and running. The installation of your wireless network is device-dependent and
thus outside the scope of this document. Please refer to your wireless network
device
documentation for more details.
To be fully functional your SLA5500 requires the installation of:
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the Philips Media Manager software on your PC
Philips Media Manager allows you to create a library of music files on your PC.
Music files include MP3 and WMA formats. It also provides a UPnP Media Server
which enables your SLA5500 to browse these files on the PC.
the Wireless Music Receiver PC Utility on your PC
This software allows you to configure your Wireless Music Receiver network profiles.
Normally, you will only need to use this utility if:
• you want to configure a network profile from a PC instead of from the SLA5500
itself, or
• you want to upload new software for your Wireless Music Receiver
Installing Philips Media Manager
Place the Philips Media Manager CD in your CD or DVD drive and install the Philips
Media Manager software.
The CD starts automatically. If it does not, double-click ‘My Computer’,
then the CD-ROM drive icon and finally ‘Setup.exe’ to start the CD.
In the menu that appears on your computer screen, click ‘Install Philips Media
Manager’, and follow the on-screen instructions.
When opening the Philips Media Manager for the first time, you will be asked if you
want to add a folder and scan for audio files. Open a drive or a folder with audio files
in it. (For example: the My Documents folder, if you have stored audio files there.)
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You can always add more files and folders later.
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Adding files to the Media Manager
Only the files that you see in the Media Manager will be accessible from your
SLA5500 and only the files that are supported by your SLA5500 will be available for
your audio system.
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Click ‘Music’.
First, click the ‘Add Music’ button below the media categories, then click ‘Add
Files or Folders...’.
Select a folder or one or more audio files and click the ‘Open’ button to add the
selected folder or files to the Media Manager window.
> From now on, the audio files you added may be accessed from the SLA5500.
Opening and closing the Media Manager window.
You can close the Media Manager window, but its icon will remain active in the lower
right corner of your computer monitor. This icon needs to remain visible, otherwise
the SLA5500 will not be able to access the media files on that computer.
Double-clicking the icon opens the Media Manager window.
Installing the Philips Wireless Music Receiver
PC Utility
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Insert the CD-ROM provided into your PC’s CD-ROM drive.
Click on 'Install PC Utility'.
> The InstallShield Wizard screen will be displayed.
Click the ‘Next’ button and follow the instructions on the screen to install the
software.
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MAC Address Control on the Wireless Network
If you are using MAC Address Control on your wireless network, you will need to
know the MAC address of your Wireless Music Receiver. The MAC address is a
unique number that identifies your device on the network. It consists of a series of
numbers and letters in the following format: xx.xx.xx.xx.xx.xx
The MAC address for your Wireless Music Receiver is printed on the bottom of the
device. It can also be displayed on the LCD screen. See ‘Viewing Network Status
Settings’.
You must change your wireless network settings to exclude the Wireless Music
Receiver’s MAC address from filtering. Please refer to your wireless network’s
documentation for details on how to do this.
Enabling Internet Connection Sharing on Your PC
If your connection to the Internet is made available via a single PC, that PC must
enable ‘Internet Connection Sharing’.
To set up and use the Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) feature in Microsoft
Windows XP:
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Log on to the host computer as Administrator or Owner.
On the taskbar, click ‘Start’, then ‘Control Panel’.
In Control Panel, click ‘Network and Internet Connections’ under
‘Pick a category’.
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Click ‘Network Connections’ icon.
Right-click the connection that you use to connect to the Internet and choose
Properties from the menu. For example, if you connect to the Internet using a
modem, right-click the desired Dial Up connection.
Click the ‘Advanced’ tab.
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This will give you access to the options for sharing your Internet Connection.
Next:
a) In the ‘Internet Connection Sharing’ section: Place a check mark to allow other
users to connect through this computer’s Internet connection.
b) Remove the check mark that allows other network users to control or disable
the shared Internet connection.
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Click OK (16). The following message appears:
‘When Internet Connection Sharing is enabled, your LAN adapter will be set to use
IP address 192.168.0.1. Your computer may lose connectivity with other computers on
your network. If these other computers have static IP addresses, you should set them
to obtain their IP addresses automatically. Are you sure you want to enable Internet
Connection Sharing?‘
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Click Yes.
The connection to the Internet is shared with other computers on the local area
network (LAN). The network adapter that is connected to the LAN is configured with a
static IP address of 192.168.0.1 and a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0.
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Using Windows XP Service Pack 2
These instructions guide you through configuring your wireless network settings, for
the following scenario:
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If you do not have a wireless basestation (also known as router or access point)
and your PC has a wireless adapter installed.
Windows XP
service pack 2
The wireless network icon
should be displayed in
the system tray.
Note: If the wireless network icon is not shown, follow normal installation procedure as
described in this User Manual.
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Click on the Wireless Network icon.
This opens the Wireless Network Connection window.
Click on ‘Change advanced settings’.
This opens the Wireless Network Connection Properties window.
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Select tab ‘Wireless Networks’.
In this tab you can control your wireless networks.
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Click on button ‘Add’.
This will open the Wireless network properties window.
Note: If this list is populated, ‘Remove’ all items first.
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5a Fill in a Network name (SSID) you would like for your wireless network, for
example: ‘philips’.
This is the name your streamium device will recognize.
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5b Select Network Authentication ‘Open’.
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5c Select Data encryption ‘Disabled’.
Note: If you want to enable WEP encryption, see details in this User Manual.
5d Mark the box next to ‘This is a computer-to-computer (ad hoc) network; wireless
access points are not used’.
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Click on ‘OK’.
This will close the Wireless network properties window.
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Click on ‘OK’.
This will close the Wireless Network Connection Properties window.
Improving the start up time for the SLA5500 to Computer
network (adhoc mode)
You might experience a long wait while the SLA5500 is 'searching for UPnP servers'.
You can reduce this time by running the supplied AutoIP Network Utility.
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Insert the CD-Rom.
Select ‘TOOLS’.
Start ‘Auto IP Network Utility’.
Follow on-screen instructions.
Note: Do not use the Auto IP Network Utility tool if you use a wireless base station or
router in your network or if you have Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) enabled.
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Installing your SLA5500
Before You Start
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Make sure that your wireless network is active.
If your base station has Media Access Control (MAC) filtering enabled, make sure
that the SLA5500’s MAC address is added to the Access Control List of your
base station. For details see ‘MAC Address Control on the Wireless Network’.
If you are using a firewall, make sure that your firewall is correctly configured for
use with the SLA5500.
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See ‘Extra information’ for more details.
Connecting the SLA5500
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Insert batteries and make sure it is correctly positioned as indicated by the
engraved symbols.
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Connect the 1.8” plug of the cable to the audio socket on the SLA5500.
Connect the other end to the AUX input of your audio system amplifier
(2x RCA).
Connect the power cable to the power socket on the Wireless Music Receiver
and connect it to the power supply.
The Wireless Music Receiver should power on automatically after a few seconds.
(if it does not, press the y button on the remote control).
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Select your display menu language: English, Français, Italiano, Deutsch, Español, or
Nederlands.
Use 3 and 4 to select. Confirm with OK or 2.
The Wireless Music Receiver will automatically search for a currently available wireless
network and start the Configuration Wizard on the device.
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Configuration
Introduction
The SLA5500 has a Configuration Wizard that guides you through the process of
configuring network profiles for your SLA5500. The Configuration Wizard is used
when you want to:
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Install the SLA5500 for the first time.
Make later changes to a network profile setting.
This chapter describes:
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Information you will need to configure the wireless network profile for the
SLA5500
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Structure of the Configuration menu
How to use the Configuration Wizard to change network profile settings
Network Information needed by the Configuration Wizard
The Configuration Wizard will guide you through the setup process, prompting you
to edit one or more of the following settings. Before proceeding, make sure that you
have the following information in front of you:
Prompt
Option Selected
Information You Need To Know
Select Network
SSID
Current Network SSID (to confirm)
Alternative Network SSID
Enter Network SSID
Select Network Type
Infrastructure
(Access Point available)
Ad Hoc
Is there an Access Point available
on the wireless network?
Select Encryption
Edit IP Address
WEP
Key Index and Encryption Key
Automatic (DHCP)
Static IP Address
Is a DHCP Server Available?
IP Address (for SLA5500)
Subnet Mask
Gateway
Preferred DNS Server
Alternate DNS Server
Note: The SLA5500 determines some settings automatically during its search for an
available wireless network. It may therefore not need to prompt you for all of
the above settings during the setup process.
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Configuration Wizard Menu
Configuration Wizard
The Wizard starts automatically on installation or reset.
Otherwise, press the SYSTEM button on the remote control at any time and scroll
down to Configuration Wizard.
This option only appears if Profile
Management has been turned On under
Advanced Settings. Otherwise, the active
profile will be edited.
Load Profile
Profile 1
Profile 2
Profile 3
This option only appears if Key
Management has been turned On
under Advanced Settings.
Select Network
Edit Network SSID
Otherwise, Key 1 will be edited.
Configuration
<SSID>
Select Key Index
Exit Key Editing
Key 1
Device Status
Configuration Wizard
Select Language
Advanced Settings
Configure Date/Time
Select Profile
Configuration Wizard
Load Profile
Select Network Type
Ad-hoc
Key 2
Select Network
Infrastructure
Key 3
Select Network Type
Select Encryption
Network IP Settings
Apply Settings?
Key 4
Select encryption
No
Yes
Edit Key
Network IP Settings
Automatic (DHCP)
Static IP Address
Edit IP Address
Edit Subnet Mask
Edit Gateway IP
Edit DNS Server Prefered
Edit DNS Server Alternate
Apply Settings?
Save Settings?
Save to Profile
Profile 1
Profile 2
Profile 3
This option only appears if Profile
Management has been turned On under
Advanced Settings. Otherwise, changes
will be saved to the active profile.
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Starting the Configuration Wizard
The Configuration Wizard will start automatically the first time you connect your
SLA5500 to the power.
To start the Configuration Wizard at a later time:
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Press SYSTEM (6) on the remote control to display the Configuration menu.
Press 4 until ‘Configuration Wizard’ is highlighted. Press 2.
Press 2 on the remote control to go to the next screen and begin the setup
process.
Note: This process requires you to know some technical details on how your wireless
network is set up. If you are unsure of any of the settings, consult the person
who set up your wireless network or refer to the appropriate network
documentation.
Changing network settings
Entering Text in Edit Mode
For some settings (Example: SSID, WEP Key, Proxy Hostname) you will need to
enter text characters in Edit mode. In edit mode you can use the remote control digit
buttons to enter text, similar to the way you enter text messages on a mobile phone.
The following special functions are also available in Edit mode:
Function
1/2
Move the cursor forward one character at a time.
Press at the end of a line to complete the changes and move to the
next item.
∞
Backspace to delete one character at a time.
Scroll through the ASCII character list.
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Selecting a Network
If the LCD screen displays ‘Select Network’:
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If more than one wireless network is available, press 4 to choose the SSID
(Service Set ID) for the wireless network and press 2.
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Check that the SSID displayed for the single wireless network found is correct
and press 2.
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Otherwise, press 4 to choose ‘enter network SSID’ and press 2.
Enter the SSID (see ‘Entering Text in Edit Mode’).
The SSID must contain between 2 and 32 alphanumeric, case-sensitive characters.
Press 2 when you have finished entering the SSID.
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Selecting a Network Type
If the LCD screen displays ‘Select Network Type’: (See ‘Network Environments
Supported’ for a more complete description of network types.)
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Press 4 to choose an option, then press 2.
Choose ‘Infrastructure’ if you have a base station.
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Choose ‘Ad-hoc’ if the SLA5500 is connecting directly to the PC’s wireless
adapter.
Selecting Encryption Settings
If the LCD screen displays ‘Select Encryption’ or ‘Edit Key 1’:
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Press 4 to choose an option, then press 2.
Choose ‘No’ if no encryption is used on the wireless network or ‘WEP’ if WEP
encryption is used.
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If you choose ‘Yes’, you will prompted to enter the WEP Key. If a key already
exists in the current profile, asterisks (***) will be displayed in place of the actual
key. See ‘Entering Text in Edit Mode’.
Note: See the user manual of your wireless base station for details on how to identify
the WEP Key.
Press 2 when you have finished entering the key. The Key Type and Key Length
will be displayed in the top right of the LCD screen, based on what you have
entered: i.e. ASCII or Hex, 64 or 128 bit.
Note: By default, Key Index 1 will be used. To use another Key Index, see ‘Managing
Multiple Key Indexes’.
Selecting Network IP Settings
If the LCD screen displays ‘Network IP Settings’:
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Press 4 to choose an option, then press 2.
Choose ‘Automatic (DHCP)’ if you are using DHCP or Auto IP on the network
or ‘Static IP Address’ if the SLA5500 will need a fixed IP address.
If you choose ‘Static IP Address’, you will be prompted to edit/confirm the
SLA5500's IP Address, Subnet Mask, Gateway, DNS Server Preferred and DNS
Server Alternate.
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Press 2 after confirming/entering each IP address.
Completing the Configuration
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When all required settings have been entered, the Configuration Wizard will
display the message: ‘Configuration Complete...Apply Settings?’.
If you are modifying an existing profile, press 2 to display the Save to Profile
menu. Press 4 to choose a profile in which to save the new settings.
Press 2 to finish. The message ‘Configuration Wizard...Applying Settings’ or
‘Configuration Wizard...Saved to Profile xxx.’ will be briefly displayed, depending
on whether you are applying changes to the active profile or to a different profile.
The Configuration Wizard will then display the home menu.
Note: If the message No Network or another error message appears, the SLA5500
was unable to connect to an available wireless network. Please see ‘Troubleshooting’.
Uploading New Software to the SLA5500
becomes available, the Software Upload Wizard in the Philips Wireless Music
Receiver PC Utility will help you to install it on your SLA5500.
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Operation
Introduction
This chapter describes how to
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Turn on the SLA5500
Browse and listen to music files stored on your PC through your audio system.
Use preset numbers to store and play up to 10 items (songs, playlists etc).
Use a Dynamic Playlist to save and play up to 20 items (songs, playlists etc).
Powering on the SLA5500
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Press or HOME to turn on the SLA5500.
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If the device is correctly configured you will see the Home menu displayed.
If it is not correctly configured, the Configuration Wizard will be displayed
(see ‘Configuration’).
Listening to Music Files
The SLA5500 allows you to listen to music files stored on your PC through your
audio system. Music files include WMA, MP3 and WAV files.
Before You Start
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The SLA5500 must be connected to the wireless network.
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The UPnP Media Server must be running on your PC containing the Philips Media
Manager Music Library (see ‘Starting the UPnP Media Server’).
3
There must be at least one music file in the Philips Media Manager Music Library
on your PC.
Music Files Menu
You can browse music files by album, all tracks, artist, genre (music style),
genre/artist, genre/album and playlist. The music files are organized in a hierarchical
menu, similar to the way in which files are organized in subdirectories on a PC.
Menu items are displayed on the SLA5500’s LCD screen and you navigate through the
menu using the remote control. The actual content of each menu is determined by
the structure of your Philips Media Manager Music Library.
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Music File Remote Control Functions
The following remote control functions can be used in Play mode:
;/2
Play the displayed item / Pause the current item.
§
Press once to play next track / Hold down to fast forward the current
song.
∞
Play previous track
9
Stop playing.
REPEAT
INFO
Press once to repeat current song / Press twice to repeat all songs.
Display track information.
SHUFFLE Toggle Shuffle mode (play in random/normal order).
Playing Music Files
Use the remote control and follow these steps to browse for and play music files:
1
Press HOME (1) on the remote control to go to the top level menu.
2
Press 4 to find the Media Manager ‘PMM (computername)’.
- OR -
If multiple servers are available, press 4 to highlight the desired server name and
press 2.
3
4
To select a genre, album, artist, playlist or song, press 3 or 4 to browse up and
down through the items and press 2 to move right in the menu hierarchy until
the desired item is displayed.
When you see this icon
you can press ;/2 to start playing that item.
If you press ;/2 while:
- a playlist is displayed, all of the tracks on that playlist will be played
- an artist is displayed, all of the tracks on all albums by that artist will be played
- an album is displayed, all of the tracks on that album will be played
- a song title is displayed, only that song will be played.
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Viewing Song Information
The SLA5500 LCD screen displays various information during playback, such as music
file details, playback modes and network status.
Example Display
Nick Ferry
Text Explanation
Artist name.
. . . One More Time
Born To Be Happy
Name of the album.
Title of the song currently playing.
Playback Modes:
• Now playing
• Now paused
• Repeat mode enabled
• Repeat All mode enabled
• Shuffle mode enabled
Move up the menu hierarchy.
Move down the menu hierarchy.
Item may be played.
9/54
Track number (9) of total tracks (54) in item.
Wireless signal strength indicator.
Buffer fill indicator.
01:15 /02:30
Elapsed time / total time for current track (default).
Saving Favorite Music Items
Saving an Item to a Preset Number
You can save an album, artist, playlist or song to one of 10 preset numbers.
1
2
Select an item to be saved (see previous sections) and check that it is active by
playing it.
Press PRESET (3), followed by the preset number (0 to 9) where you want to
save the item.
Note: There is no ‘erase’ function; simply overwrite an existing preset with the new
item.
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Selecting and Playing a Preset Item
1
2
3
Simply press the relevant preset number button (0 to 9).
Press ;/2 to listen to the selected item.
Press 9 to stop listening to selected item.
Saving Items to the Dynamic Playlist
You can save up to 20 of your favorite items (albums, songs etc) to a Dynamic Playlist
stored locally on the SLA5500.
To add an item currently playing to the Dynamic Playlist:
•
Press (UN)MARK (4).
To remove the item currently playing from the Dynamic Playlist:
Press (UN)MARK (4).
•
Playing Items from the Dynamic Playlist
1
Press PLAY LIST (17)
-OR
Press HOME (1) then 4 until ‘Dynamic Playlist’ is highlighted.
Press 2.
2
3
To play the entire Playlist, press ;/2.
To play a specific item from the Dynamic Playlist, press 3 or 4 until the item you
want is highlighted. Press 2.
Replacing Items on the Dynamic Playlist
The Dynamic Playlist can contain up to 20 items. If you try to add a 21st item,
a ‘List Full’ message appears on the LCD screen. If you want to replace an existing
item with the new item:
1
2
3
Press PLAY LIST (17) to display the list.
Press 4 to find the item to be replaced.
Press (UN)MARK (4) to remove the old item from the list. The new item is
automatically inserted into the Dynamic Playlist.
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Advanced Configuration
Introduction
The Configuration functions on the SLA5500 are arranged in a hierarchical menu,
similar to the way in which files are organized in subdirectories on a PC. Menu items
are displayed on the Wireless Music Receiver’s LCD screen and you navigate through
the menu using the remote control. See ‘Configuration Menu Structure.
This chapter describes how to:
•
•
View various network status settings for troubleshooting purposes.
Use the Configuration Wizard to make changes to a network profile setting after
initial installation.
•
Manage which profile you want to change when you next start the Configuration
Wizard.
•
•
•
Change the device name of your SLA5500.
Select a new network profile for your SLA5500
Reset your SLA5500 to its factory settings.
Before You Start
•
•
The SLA5500 must be turned on.
The wireless network must be available.
Configuration Menu Structure
Device Status
Device Name
Firmware Version
Bootloader Version
Hardware Version
SSID
Network Type
Infrastructure or Ad-Hoc
Enabled or Disabled
Encryption
Wireless Signal Strength
Wireless Channel
MAC Address
DHCP
Enabled or Disabled
IP Address
Subnet Mask
Gateway IP
DNS Server Preferred
DNS Server Alternate
Proxy Server
Configuration
Enabled or Disabled
Proxy Hostname
Proxy Port
Device Status
Configuration Wizard
Select Language
Advanced Settings
Configure Date/Time
Select Profile
Advanced Settings
Profile Management [ ]
Enabled or Disabled
Enabled or Disabled
Key Management [ ]
Edit Device Name
Proxy Server [ ]
Edit Device Name
<Name>
Yes or No
Change
Select Profile
Profile 1
Profile 2
Profile 3
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Viewing Network Status Settings
For troubleshooting purposes, you can view various network status settings, as listed
under the ‘List of Network Status Settings’.
Use the remote control and follow these steps to display network status settings:
1
2
3
Press SYSTEM (6) on the remote control to display the Configuration menu.
Press 4 until ‘Device Status’ is highlighted. Press 2.
To browse through the Network Status Settings, press 3/4.
Note: To change Device Status Settings, see ‘Managing Network Profiles Using the
Remote Control’.
List of Network Status Settings
Setting
Explanation
Device Name
Name of the SLA5500 device.
Example: My SLA5500
Firmware Version
Bootloader version
Version of the SLA5500 firmware in use.
Version of the SLA5500 bootloader
software in use.
Hardware version
SSID
Version of the SLA5500 hardware in use.
SSID (Service Set Identifier) for the
wireless network.
Network Type
Wireless network type: Infrastructure if
the network uses an Internet Base
station; Ad-hoc if the network uses a
peer-to-peer connection and no Internet
base station.
Encryption
Indicates whether encryption is enabled
on the wireless network: None or WEP.
Wireless Signal Strength
Wireless Channel
Wireless network signal strength.
Wireless channel currently used by the
SLA5500.
MAC Address
Physical MAC address of the SLA5500.
IP Address (DHCP)
Dynamic IP address currently allocated
to the SLA5500 by a DHCP server
(if DHCP in use).
IP Address
Static IP address currently allocated to
the SLA5500 (if DHCP not in use).
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Subnet Mask
Subnet mask for the network to which
the SLA5500 is connected.
Gateway
IP address of the gateway used by the
SLA5500.
DNS Server Preferred
DNS Server Alternate
Proxy Server
IP address of the preferred DNS server
used by the SLA5500.
IP address of an alternate DNS server
used by the SLA5500.
Indicates whether or not traffic to and
from the Internet must first pass through
a proxy server (Disabled/Enabled).
Proxy Hostname
Proxy Port
Name of the proxy server host
computer to which the SLA5500 is
connected.
Port on the proxy server to which the
SLA5500 is connected.
Managing Network Profiles
If there have been changes to your wireless network configuration since you installed
your SLA5500, or if you are experiencing problems when using the SLA5500, you
may need to change the network profile settings using the Configuration Wizard.
Note: Changing network settings requires some technical knowledge of how your
wireless network is set up. If you are unsure of any of the settings, consult the person
who set up your wireless network or refer to the appropriate network documentation.
Changing Settings for the Currently Active Network
Profile
1
2
3
Press SYSTEM (6) on the remote control to display the Configuration menu.
Press 4 until ‘Configuration Wizard’ is highlighted. Press 2.
Now follow the steps under ‘Changing Network Settings’ to change the network
profile settings for the currently active profile.
Changing your display menu language
1
2
3
Press SYSTEM (6) on the remote control to display the Configuration menu.
Press 4 until ‘Select Language’ is highlighted. Press 2.
Select the desired display menu language.
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Changing Settings for a Non-Active Network Profile
By default, any changes you make to network settings will be applied to the active
profile (i.e. the profile that is currently loaded on the SLA5500). If you wish to make
changes to a different profile, you must first turn on profile management.
1
2
3
4
5
Press SYSTEM (6) on the remote control to display the Configuration menu.
Press 4 until ‘Advanced Settings’ is highlighted. Press 2.
When ‘Profile Management [ ]’ is highlighted, press 2.
When ‘Enabled’ is highlighted. Press 2 to activate the setting [*].
Now follow the steps under ‘Changing Network Settings’ to change the network
profile settings. You will be prompted to select the profile to be changed.
Note: If you want to make this profile the active profile for the SLA5500 follow the
steps under ‘Activating a New Profile on the SLA5500 Using Remote Control’.
Turning Profile Management Off
When you have made changes to non-active profiles, you can turn off Profile
Management, as follows:
1
2
3
4
Press SYSTEM (6) on the remote control to display the Configuration menu.
Press 4 until ‘Advanced Settings’ is highlighted. Press 2.
When ‘Profile Management [ ]’ is highlighted, press 2.
Press 4 until ‘Disabled’ is highlighted. Press 2 to de-activate the setting [*].
Managing Multiple Key Indexes
The SLA5500 supports up to 4 Key Indexes for WEP encryption.
By default, Key Index 1 is used when a WEP Key is entered.
However, if you wish to enter a key against another Key Index, follow these steps:
1
2
3
4
5
6
Press SYSTEM (6) on the remote control to display the Configuration menu.
Press 4 until ‘Advanced Settings’ is highlighted. Press 2.
When ‘Key Management [ ]’ is highlighted, press 2.
When ‘Enabled’ is highlighted. Press 2 to activate the setting [*].
Press 2 to complete the change.
Now follow the steps under ‘Changing Network Settings’ to change the network
profile settings. You will be prompted to select a ‘Key Index’ before entering the
WEP key.
7
Ensure that you select ‘Exit Key Editing’ when you have finished, and turn off ‘Key
Management’ under ‘Advanced Settings’ when finished.
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Activating a New Profile on the SLA5500 using Remote
Control
A ‘default’ network profile is loaded automatically when you first install the SLA5500.
However, you may wish to activate an alternative network profile that you have
created using the Configuration Wizard or the Philips Wireless Music Receiver PC
Utility.
Follow these steps to activate a different network profile:
1
2
3
Press SYSTEM (6) on the remote control to display the Configuration menu.
Press 4 until ‘Select Profile’ is highlighted. Press 2.
A list of available profiles is displayed. The currently active profile is denoted by
an asterisk [*].
4
5
Press 4 to highlight the desired profile. Press 2.
The message ‘Selected Profile N...Applying Settings’ will be displayed.
After a few seconds, the SLA5500 will restart. The device is now ready to
operate using the new profile.
Note: This function can also be performed using the Philips Wireless Music
Receiver PC Utility – see ‘Activating a Different Network Profile’.
Editing the Device Name
Your SLA5500 is given the default device name Philips SLA5500 during initial
installation.
Follow these steps to change the device name of your SLA5500:
1
2
3
4
5
Press SYSTEM (6) on the remote control to display ‘Configuration‘.
Press 4 until ‘Advanced Settings’ is highlighted. Press 2.
Press 4 until ‘Edit Device Name’ is highlighted. Press 2.
Press 4 until ‘Change’ is highlighted. Press 2.
Edit the name of your SLA5500 device (see ‘Entering Text in Edit Mode’).
Example: My SLA5500
6
Press 2 to complete the change.
Performing a Hard Reset to Factory Settings
Under normal circumstances, you should reset the SLA5500 to its factory settings by
activating the Factory Default profile using the Philips Wireless Music Receiver PC
Utility (see ‘Activating a Different Network Profile’).
However, should this not be possible for some reason, you can perform a hard reset
on the SLA5500 device itself, as follows:
1
Ensure that the SLA5500 is turned on.
2
Insert a paperclip into the small reset hole and hold the reset button down for
2 seconds.
3
Remove the paperclip and wait until the SLA5500 restarts.
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Advanced Configuration Using Philips
Wireless Music Receiver PC Utility
The Philips Wireless Music Receiver PC Utility is software that runs on your
computer. Most of the tasks it performs can just as easily be performed directly on
the SLA5500 using the remote control.
However, there may be occasions when you would prefer to use the Wireless Music
Receiver PC Utility.
This chapter describes how to do the following tasks:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Start the Philips Wireless Music Receiver PC Utility
Manage network profiles using the Philips Wireless Music Receiver PC Utility
View existing network profiles
Activate a different network profile for the SLA5500
Edit a network profile
Verify that a SLA5500 is available on the wireless network*
Upload new software to the SLA5500 as it becomes available*
*) These tasks can ONLY be performed using the Philips Wireless Music Receiver PC
Utility.
Starting the Philips Wireless Music Receiver PC Utility
The Philips Wireless Music Receiver PC Utility is a software tool for managing the
configuration of your SLA5500 from your PC.
Note: Before starting the utility, it must first have been installed on your system.
For details see ‘Installing the Philips Wireless Music Receiver PC Utility’.
To start the tool:
•
From the Start menu, choose ‘All Programs, Philips Wireless Music Receiver PC
Utility’
OR
•
Open the WMRI.exe file in Windows Explorer under the folder where you
installed the software (the default folder is ‘Program Files’\Philips\Wireless Music
Receiver).
When the application opens, it automatically attempts to locate all available SLA5500
on your network, and displays those it finds in the available Wireless Music Receivers’
list.
Note: If no network adapters are found, the following message will be displayed
instead: ‘No network Adapters found’.
The Philips Wireless Music Receiver PC Utility could not find any suitable
network adapters on your system. This program requires at least one suitable
network adapter (wired or wireless).’ If this occurs, please refer to
‘Troubleshooting’.
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Managing Profiles Using the Philips Wireless Music
Receiver PC Utility
The SLA5500 is delivered out-of-the-box, pre-configured with default settings. These
settings are stored in the Factory Defaults network profile, which cannot be changed.
However, other profiles are provided that you can edit to suit your wireless network.
There are two methods for managing profiles:
A Directly on the SLA5500 using the remote control
-OR
B Using the Philips Wireless Music Receiver PC Utility.
Default Profile Settings
The SLA5500 is delivered with the following default settings:
SSID:
philips
IP address:
Proxy:
WEP:
DHCP enabled
No
disabled
Mode:
Infrastructure
PROFILE 1:
SSID:
philips
IP address:
Proxy:
DHCP enabled
No
WEP:
disabled
Mode:
Infrastructure
Viewing Existing Network Profiles
To view existing network profile details:
1
From the main Philips Wireless Music Receiver PC Utility window, click on its
name to select a Wireless Audio Link from the list and click the ‘Profiles...’
button.
2
The Factory Defaults profile is displayed. Click on the other tabs to display
alternative profiles, if any. The currently active profile has the ‘Make Active’
button grayed out (disabled) and an ‘Active Profile’ icon in the top right corner of
the screen.
Note: This task can also be done directly on the SLA5500 using the remote control –
see ‘Viewing Network Status Settings’.
Activating a Different Network Profile
To activate a different profile for a SLA5500:
1
From the main Philips Wireless Music Receiver PC Utility window, click on its
name to select a Wireless Audio Link from the list and click the ‘Profiles...’
button.
2
3
Click on the appropriate profile tab and click the ‘Make Active’ button on that
profile. Click the ‘Close’ button to return to the main window.
Click the ‘Discover...’ button. The SLA5500 should be displayed in the main panel.
Note: This task can also be done directly on the SLA5500 using the remote control.
See ‘Activating a New Profile on the SLA5500 Using Remote Control’.
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Editing a Network Profile
The Factory Defaults profile for a SLA5500 cannot be edited. However, there are
other profiles available that can be edited to effectively create new profiles. To
change these settings, you will need to have some knowledge of your wireless
network setup.
Note: The alternative profiles can be edited at any time, but any existing information
in the selected profile will be overwritten once the profile has been edited and
saved.
1
2
3
4
Display the profile to be edited (see ‘Viewing Existing Network Profiles’).
Give your profile a unique Profile Name.
Enter the Service Set ID (SSID) for your wireless LAN.
By default, the profile will use the Infrastructure network type (i.e. an Internet
base station is available on the network). If however you select the Allow ad-hoc
connection checkbox, it means that your PC will use a direct peer-to-peer
connection to the SLA5500.
•
•
If you are using WEP encryption on the wireless network, click the WEP enabled
checkbox and enter the appropriate WEP key and the Key index.
If you are using a proxy server, check the Use proxy server checkbox.
Enter the Proxy server as an IP address (example 192.167.0.10) or as a name
(example my.proxy). The Proxy port number must be a numeric value
(usually, this is port 80 or 8080).
5
6
If the SLA5500 will get a dynamic IP address automatically from a DHCP server,
select the Use DHCP checkbox.
If the SLA5500 needs a fixed IP address, leave the Use DHCP checkbox
unchecked and enter the IP Address for the SLA5500, as well as the Netmask
(Subnet mask), and IP addresses for the Gateway, DNS Server Preferred and
DNS Server Alternate.
7
8
9
Click the ‘Apply’ button to confirm the changes, or click the ‘Refresh’ button to
discard the changes.
If you want to make this profile the active profile for the SLA5500, click the ‘Make
Active’ button. Click the ‘Close’ button to return to the main window.
Click the ‘Discover...’ button to verify that the SLA5500 can still be found on the
network after you make these changes.
Note: This task can also be done directly on the SLA5500 using the remote control.
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Verifying that a Wireless Music Link is Available on the
Network
When you start the Philips Wireless Music Receiver PC Utility, it performs an
automatic discovery process to verify which Wireless Music Links are available on the
network. It is recommended that you perform this discovery process manually after
editing any network profiles, to ensure that your computer can still communicate
with the SLA5500.
To verify that a SLA5500 is available on the network:
1
From the main Philips Wireless Music Receiver PC Utility window, click the
‘Discover...’ button.
A list of available Wireless Music Links will be displayed in the main window.
Uploading New Software to the SLA5500
becomes available, the Software Upload Wizard in the Philips Wireless Music
Receiver PC Utility will help you to install it on your SLA5500.
WARNING: The Software Upload Wizard should be used with great care.
Uploading incorrect software may result in the SLA5500 no longer
working as expected.
1
2
3
Start the Philips Wireless Music Receiver PC Utility (see ‘Starting the Philips
Wireless Music Receiver PC Utility’).
From the main Philips Wireless Music Receiver PC Utility window, highlight the
SLA5500 to be upgraded and click the ‘Upload Software...’ button.
The wizard displays details of the currently installed software for the SLA5500 and
a warning notice. Click the 1 button to cancel the upload or the ‘Next’ button to
proceed.
4
5
Select a valid software file (.bcd file) and click the ‘Open’ button. If the file
selected is invalid, an error will be displayed.
The wizard displays a warning and asks for confirmation. Click the 1 button to
cancel the upload or the ‘Next’ button to proceed.
Note: This process may take a while and should not be interrupted. The current
software is erased and the new software is uploaded to the SLA5500.
A message is displayed when the upload has been completed successfully. If an
error message appears, or if you see the words ‘Download mode’ in the Active
Profile column instead, it means that the software upload has failed. Turn the
power to the SLA5500 off and on again before starting a new upload attempt.
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Troubleshooting
Problem
Possible Cause
•
Solution
Date/time is not displayed when the
SLA5500 is switched on.
Power unavailable.
•
Check that the SLA5500 power cable is properly connected and that the power is
switched on.
SLA5500 is not known to the network.
•
Check that the MAC address for the SLA5500 has been entered correctly in the
wireless network’s MAC Access Control. Turn off the Wireless Music Receiver
and turn it on again.
Internet unavailable.
Check that the Internet base station has an active connection to the Internet.
•
Wireless network incorrectly configured.
•
Open the SLA5500 Wireless Music Receiver PC Utility and select the Wireless
Music Link that has the problem. Click the ‘Profiles’ button and check that the
active profile is correctly configured for your network. Turn on the SLA5500 and
ensure that the correct profile has been selected under Network Profiles.
The SLA5500 does not react to
remote commands and hangs in the
UPnP Menu structure.
This can be caused by network delays when sending out UPnP requests.
•
Make sure the SLA5500 is connected to the power supply and that the batteries
in the remote control are fresh and inserted correctly.
Wait a few seconds and try again. If the problem persists, turn off the Wireless
Music Link and turn it on again.
Unable to browse music files.
No music files in the Media Manager Music Library.
•
Follow the instructions under ‘Installing Philips Media Manager’ to add files to the
MusicLibrary.
Media Manager is not running.
•
Start the Philips Media Manager server by clicking the Media Manager icon in right
side of the Windows task bar on your computer.
Unable to play music file
File has been moved or deleted but link is still in Philips Media Manager library.
•
The Philips Media Manager library stores a link to a music file, not the file itself. If
you move or delete the music file and do not delete it or reselect it in the Philips
Media Manager Library, the SLA5500 will be unable to locate the file. Open Philips
Media Manager and delete and/or add the track from the correct file location.
File permissions on music file are incorrect.
•
Check that you have read access to the music file on the computer where it is
stored. If this is on a computer other than the UPnP server computer, check that
the network connection between these two computers is active.
Presets do not work anymore after a
new CD is ripped or a server is
reset.
There are limitations regarding the presets, depending on the PC Server tool used
(for example Philips Media Manager, EZ Server, Intel, Mediabolic).
•
The PC server software may not be fully compatible with the UPnP specification.
There is no workaround other than storing the presets again.
SLA5500 Error Code
The SLA5500 LCD screen may display the following error code in the event of a problem.
Error Code Explanation
List full.
The Dynamic Playlist is limited to 20 items. Replace an existing item with the new
item. See ‘Replacing Items on the Dynamic Playlist’ for details.
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Glossary
The following is a list of terms and abbreviations used in this document.
Term or Abbreviation
Base station (BS)
Meaning
A device used to provide common wireless access to the Internet.
CD-ROM
DHCP
Compact Disk - Read Only Memory. An optical disk used to store computer data.
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. Used by a server to assign IP addresses to
network devices.
DNS
Domain Name Server. A server that converts domain names to IP addresses.
Gateway
A device that connects two networks, for example a local area network to the
Internet.
IP Address
Internet Protocol Address. A unique 32-bit logical number assigned to a device on the
Internet. An IP address can be static (fixed) or dynamic (assigned by a DHCP server
on connecting to the network).
Key Index
ISP
Number used to identify a particular encryption key in a list of several encryption
keys supported by a wireless network.
Internet Service Provider. Company that provides the service that allows you to
connect to the Internet.
LCD
Liquid Crystal Display. A flat panel screen used to display characters.
MAC address
Media Access Control Address. A unique physical number assigned to device on a
network, in the format of a 48-bit hexadecimal number.
MP3
PC
MPEG Audio Stream, Layer 3. An ISO/IEC standards-based audio file format
developed by the Moving Pictures Experts Group (MPEG).
Personal Computer. In the context of this document, can also refer to a laptop
device.
Proxy
A proxy server sits between the client and the Internet. It can retrieve requested files
from its own cache or from a remote server. It is also used in conjunction with a
firewall and gateway to enhance security on a network.
RCA
SSID
A standard connector plug used to connect a device to an audio device.
Service Set Identifier. A 32-character identifier attached to packet headers sent over a
wireless network that uniquely identifies the wireless LAN to which the device is
attempting to connect.
Subnet Mask
UPnP
Sub-network mask. A subset of a network (that consists of multiple devices) that has
its own unique subnet number.
Universal Plug and Play. Allows automatic discovery and control of networked devices
and services.
Wireless Music Link
A device that connects wirelessly to a PC to allow music files to be played over an
audio system.
Philips Wireless Music Receiver PC Utility Wireless Music Receiver PC Utility Software that allows you to configure the
SLA5500 from the PC.
WEP
Wired Equivalent Privacy. An encryption method that provides security for 802.11
wireless network systems using a 64 or 128 bit key.
WMA
Windows Media Audio. An audio file format developed by Microsoft.
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Extra information
Common Firewall Configurations
This chapter contains details on how to configure some common firewall programs in
order to ensure correct SLA5500 operation.
As this information is likely to change when new versions of firewalls are released,
you should check your firewall documentation for the most recent information.
Windows XP Service Pack 2 Firewall and Philips Media
Manager
When Windows Firewall notifies you about Philips Media Manager (which is called
‘LaunchAnywhere GUI’ or ‘Media Management for your Media Devices’), select
‘Unblock’.
IMPORTANT: If you are using a wireless gateway or base station and there is a
firewall in place, multicast messages must be enabled for the media
server program in order to allow traffic to/from the SLA5500
(239.255.255.xxx).
Technical Information
The SLA5500 is designed to comply with the following standards.
Electromagnetic Compatibility
USA: FCC CFR47 Part 15B, Class II
Europe: 89/336/EEC,
ETS 301 489-1&17(2.4GHz)
EN61000-3-2
(Harmonic AC current emissions)
EN55022 Class II, EN50082-1 (Immunity)
Japan: VCCI Class II
CB (IEC60950)
Product Safety
Radio Regulations
USA: FCC CFR47 Part 15C,
para15.247, 205, 209
Europe EN 300 328
Japan: ARIB STD-T66 (Chan1-13),
T-33(Chan14)
Canada IC RSS 210
Dimensions (h x w x d):
110 x 160 x 44 mm
Power consumption / standby power: 4.5 Watt / 2 Watt
Weight:
240 grams
Supported codecs:
Output connectors:
Audio: WMA, MP3, WAV
Audio: 1/8" connector to 2 x L/R stereo
(cinch)
Wireless:
802.11b
Networking:
Universal Plug & Play
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Guarantee certificate
Certificat de garantie
Garantieschein
Certificado de garantia
Certificato di garanzia
Certificado de garantia
ꢀꢁꢁꢂꢃꢄꢃ
Garantibevis
Garanticertifikat
Garantibevis
Garantiebewijs
Takuutodistus
year warranty
année garantie
Jahr Garantie
jaar garantie
año garantia
anno garanzia
ꢉꢂꢊꢅꢋꢈ ꢁꢆꢆꢌꢄꢋꢄ
år garanti
år garanti
år garanti
vuosi takuu
año garantia
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Type:
SLA5500
Serial nr: _____________________________________________________________________
Date of purchase - Date de la vente - Verkaufsdatum - Aankoopdatum - Fecha de compra - Date d’acquisito -
Data da adquirição - Gꢀꢁꢂꢃꢀꢄꢅía aꢆꢃꢂꢇꢈ - Inköpsdatum - Anskaffelsesdato - Kjøpedato - Oatopäivä -
Dealer’s name, address and signature
ꢍꢅꢃꢀaꢎꢁꢏꢐꢅꢀꢃ, ꢑꢒꢁꢌꢓꢔꢅꢋꢄ ꢕaꢒ ꢔꢏꢃꢆꢂaꢖꢄ ꢎꢃꢔ ꢁꢀꢏ. ꢏꢂꢃꢀꢄꢓꢁꢔꢎꢄ
Återförsäljarens namn, adress och signatur
Forhandlerens navn, adresse og unterskrift
Forhandlerens navn, adresse og unterskrift
Jälleenmyyjän nimi, osoite ja allekirjoitus
Nom, adresse et signature du revendeur
Name, Anschrift und Unterschrift des Händlers
Naam, adres en handtekening v.d. handelaar
Nombre, direccion y firma del distribudor
Nome, indirizzo e firma del fornitore
Nome, morada e assinature da loja
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Specifications are subject to change without notice.
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