Yamaha MCX-2000 El kitabı

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Digital Audio Server

OWNER’S MANUAL

MCX-2000

MCX-2000 Owner’s Manual

2

Table of Contents.................................................2

Preface ..................................................................3

What’s Included...................................................................................... 4

Feature Overview ................................................................................... 4

Audio Playback Functions........................................................................ 4

Audio Recording Functions...................................................................... 5

Music Archiving Functions ....................................................................... 5

CD Recording Functions.......................................................................... 5

Music Streaming Functions...................................................................... 6

Timer Function.......................................................................................... 6

Preparations and Setup.......................................7

Panel Descriptions: MCX-2000.............................................................. 7

Front Panel ............................................................................................... 7

Back Panel ............................................................................................... 9

Panel Descriptions: Remote Control.................................................. 11

Connecting External Devices.............................................................. 13

Connecting to the AC Power............................................................... 13

Remote Control Features and Operations ......................................... 16

Setting Batteries ..................................................................................... 16

Operating on the Remote Control .......................................................... 16

Using as a Universal Remote Control .................................................... 17

Menu Operation Basics ....................................................................... 19

MCX-2000 Menu Tree ........................................................................... 22

Configuring Your MusicCAST Network ....................23

Network Basics ...................................................................................... 23

Configuring a MusicCAST-only Network ........................................... 25

Configuring a MusicCAST Network for PC Network and

Internet Access..................................................................................... 26

Using Easy Setup .......................................................27

Easy Setup Overview ........................................................................... 28

Date and Time........................................................................................ 28

MusicCAST System Configuration ......................................................... 28

Network Connection (stand-alone, without clients)................................ 28

Network Connection (with clients).......................................................... 29

Network Configuration............................................................................ 29

For the MCX-2000 to access the Internet via

an existing PC network........................................................................... 30

For automatic configuration of a MusicCAST network ........................... 30

Automatic Configuration of a

MusicCAST Network...................................................31

Preparation on the MCX-2000................................................................ 32

Preparation on Each Client .................................................................... 33

Automatic Registration of Clients ........................................................... 34

Manual Configuration of a MusicCAST Network ..... 35

Checking Out Parameter Values............................................................ 35

Settings on the MCX-2000 ..................................................................... 36

IP Address.............................................................................................. 37

Wireless LAN.......................................................................................... 37

Settings on Each Client .......................................................................... 39

Mode ...................................................................................................... 40

Server ID ................................................................................................ 40

DHCP ..................................................................................................... 41

IP Address.............................................................................................. 41

Subnet Mask .......................................................................................... 41

ESS ID .................................................................................................... 42

WEP Key................................................................................................. 42

Manual Registration of Clients ............................................................... 43

Confirming Network Status ................................................................. 44

Updating Client Firmware.................................................................... 45

Applications....................................................... 46

Playing Audio Sources ........................................................................ 46

Playing Archived Music....................................................................... 46

Adding a Bookmark to a Song............................................................... 50

Play Information and Controls................................................................ 50

Playing a CD ......................................................................................... 51

Notes on Playing an MP3 CD................................................................. 52

Listening to a Radio Broadcast .......................................................... 54

Listening to FM Radio ............................................................................ 54

Listening to XM Radio (US model only) ................................................. 55

Listening to Internet Radio ..................................................................... 59

Using the Presets List ............................................................................ 59

Playing External Audio Signals .............................................................. 63

Playing Audio Content on the Computer ............................................... 64

Recording Audio Sources ................................................................... 66

Recording Songs from a Music CD ....................................................... 66

Recording from FM Radio or External Audio Signals ............................ 69

Duplicating a Music CD ......................................................................... 71

Recording Archived Songs to a CD....................................................... 73

Editing the Library ............................................................................... 75

Typing Text Characters.......................................................................... 75

Editing Song Data .................................................................................. 77

Using a Playlist....................................................................................... 82

Registering an Internet Radio Station .................................................... 84

Renaming Items from the Radio Presets List......................................... 85

Operating a Client Remotely ............................................................... 87

Selecting the Client Audio Source ......................................................... 88

Setting the Timer Playback .................................................................... 89

Other Features...................................................................................... 91

Setting Date and Time ........................................................................... 91

Using the Online CDDB Database......................................................... 93

Defining User Interface .......................................................................... 93

Selecting Playback Options................................................................... 95

Selecting Recording Options................................................................. 96

Using the Timer Playback ................................................................... 97

Using a Yamaha AV Receiver ............................................................. 98

Managing an Existing MusicCAST Network .................................... 100

Checking the Network Status............................................................... 100

Initializing Network Settings ................................................................. 100

Managing the MCX-2000 System ...................................................... 101

Viewing System Information................................................................. 102

Resetting the MCX-2000 for Factory Settings...................................... 103

Updating the MCX-2000 Firmware ...................................................... 103

Limiting Local Operations on the MCX-2000 ....................................... 104

Compatible Media (CD/CD-R/CD-RW)............ 105

About Digital Recording with MusicCAST.... 107

Troubleshooting.............................................. 108

Glossary........................................................... 111

Specifications.................................................. 113

The illustrations and operation screens as shown in this owner’s manual

are for instructional purpose only, and may appear somewhat different

from those on your products.

Table of Contents

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Thank you and congratulations on your purchase of the Yamaha MCX-2000 Digital Audio Server!

The MCX-2000 is a music server that enhances the concept of MusicCAST, a digital music delivery method over a

personal network.

MusicCAST delivers a new listening style for the digital era. It allows you to record various audio sources, including music

CDs, onto the music server, and enjoy streamed playback on a client device (MCX-A10 or MCX-C15, sold separately)

placed anywhere in your home, using wired and wireless computer networking technologies.

There are many ways to use the MusicCAST network and the MCX-2000 music server.

Use the MCX-2000 to collect and centralize all music sources in your home. Then, simply place a client device in every

room of your house—instead of buying a separate stereo or audio set for each of your family members. This setup lets

each member of the family enjoy their own favorite music—in any room at the same time. Naturally, the music server can

also be set to stream the same music to each client, so that you can walk around your house and have the same music

play no matter where you go.

The MCX-2000 has other great features. It can also stream music or audio programs from the built-in FM radio tuner

anywhere in your home via the MusicCAST network. Locally on the MCX-2000, you can also enjoy Internet radio

programs. You can also use the MCX-2000 to record audio content from old analog tapes. Once recorded, they can be

streamed via the MusicCAST network and burned onto CD-R/RW media for storage purposes, together with songs from

music CDs.

The above are just a few examples to show how you can use the MusicCAST network and the MCX-2000 music server.

You’ll ﬁnd additional ones throughout this manual, too—so, keep the manual in a safe place and read it thoroughly in

order to get the most out of your new MCX-2000.

Preface

Casette deck

Casette tapes

A

MCX-2000

MCX-A10

with optional speakers

Audio CD

Original CD

Tuner

Audio sysytem

Song 01

Song 02

Song 24

MCX-C15

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What’s Included

The MCX-2000 product package contains the following items. When you open the box, ﬁrst check they have all been

included. If something is missing, please contact the dealer from whom you purchased the product.

Feature Overview

Designed to be a comprehensive, ultimate audio center for your home, the MCX-2000 incorporates a wide variety of

features and functions. Here, we’ll take a look at some of ways you can use these features.

Audio Playback Functions

The MCX-2000 lets you play a wide variety of audio sources, including commercial music CDs, your own original MP3

CDs (CD-ROM), external audio signals, and radio programs from the built-in FM tuner. You can also listen to audio content

stored on your Windows computer if you connect the MCX-2000 to your computer network (LAN). Since the MCX-2000

can access the Internet through your computer network, you can even enjoy music from your favorite Internet radio

stations. When you play these audio sources on the main MCX-2000 itself, connect a speaker system (power ampliﬁer

and speakers, or powered speakers) to the unit.

• Playing Archived Music (page 46)

• Playing a CD (page 51)

• Listening to FM Radio (page 54)

• Listening to Internet Radio (page 59)

• Playing External Audio Signals (page 63)

• Playing Audio Content on the Computer (page 64)

123

456

7

123

89

0

2 3 4

1

Indoor FM antenna (1)

Setup Guide (1)

Audio pin cable (1) Video pin cable (1)

Owner’s Manual (1)

Installation Guide for “DiXiM Media Server” Software (1)

Power cable (1)

MCX-2000 unit (1) Remote control (1) Optical cable (1)

Network cable (1)

AA batteries (2)

(For US and Canada)

(For Europe, UK and Australia)

CD-ROM (1)

• DiXiM™ Media Server software

• MCX-A10/C15 client manuals (electronic documents; see these updated manuals

when operating each client together with the MCX-2000).

• GNU GPL/LGPL software license agreement (electronic documents)

• MCX-2000 program source code (based on GNU GPL/LGPL)

MCX-2000

Router

Audio CD

MP3 CD

FM Radio

Internet

Radio

MD Player

PC

WAN

LAN

AUX in

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Audio Recording Functions

The MCX-2000 incorporates a large-capacity 160GB hard disk drive, allowing up to 200 hours of digital recording in linear

PCM format (16-bit/44.1kHz) or up to 2,000 hours in MP3 format (160kbps bit rate). Recordable audio sources include

commercial music CDs, external audio signals, and radio programs from the built-in FM tuner.

• Recording Songs from a Music CD (page 66)

• Recording from FM Radio (page 69)

• Recording External Audio Signals (page 69)

Music Archiving Functions

When recording audio sources, you can add information to each song—such as the song title, artist name, album name

and genre—then store it to the music archive in the MCX-2000 hard drive. This information can then be used to ﬁnd

speciﬁc songs you want to play. Because the MCX-2000 incorporates a special song database system (based on

Gracenote CDDB

®

), this information will be set automatically if your songs are from popular music CDs. Other useful

functions include Playlist and Bookmark, letting you create custom song lists appropriate to speciﬁc occasions (such as

parties, morning ‘wake-up’ music, etc.) and allowing you to mark your favorite tunes for quick access.

• Adding a Bookmark to a Song (page 50)

•Typing Text Characters (page 75)

• Editing Titles (page 77)

• Changing Song Attributes (page 77)

• Using a Playlist (page 82)

• Registering an Internet Radio Station (page 84)

CD Recording Functions

This function lets you create a music mix CD of your own selections by arranging archived songs in your favorite order.

You can also use this function to duplicate existing music CDs, allowing you to copy your personal mixes to CD and give

it to your friends.

• Recording Archived Songs to a CD (page 73)

• Duplicating a Music CD (page 71)

MCX-2000

160GB HDD

MD Recorder

AUX in

Music CD

MCX-2000

Internet (CDDB)

HDD

(Internal CDDB)

MCX-2000 Original CD

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Music Streaming Functions

Once songs are archived (recorded) on the MCX-2000 hard drive, you can stream them to up to 15 clients via the

MusicCAST network. The MCX-2000 can deliver the same music to each client simultaneously (broadcast). It can also

deliver different songs to different clients at the same time, at the request of each client. In addition, the MCX-2000

supports remote control of clients via the MusicCAST network, allowing you to operate them without having to go to each

unit individually.

• MusicCAST as an Integrated Music Delivery System (page 89)

• Operating a Client Remotely (page 87)

Timer Function

The MCX-2000 and clients incorporate a timer that enables song playback at a speciﬁed time. You can program up to ten

playback timer instances for each MusicCAST device.

• Setting the Timer Playback (page 89)

• Using the Timer Playback (page 97)

Wireless

LAN

MCX-A10

MCX-2000

LAN

MCX-C15

wireless

LAN

Wireless

LAN

MCX-2000

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This section explains how to connect peripheral devices to your MCX-2000 and set it up as a

music server, and how to create a MusicCAST network in conjunction with clients (MCX-A10 or

MCX-C15, sold separately).

Panel Descriptions: MCX-2000

Front Panel

1

STANDBY/ON button

Use this button when switching among the MCX-2000 operating modes. The button indicator light changes color, showing the

unit’s current operating mode (green: active mode, amber: sleep mode, red: standby mode).

•

Connecting to the AC Power (page 13)

2

Disc tray

3

Open/Close button ( )

Use these when setting a CD in the MCX-2000. Press this button to open the tray, set a CD with its label side facing up, and

press the button again to close the tray.

4

Stop button (

ss

)

5

Play button (

pp

)

Press the Play button to start playback of the current song from the beginning. Press the Stop button to stop playback of the

current song that’s being played. These buttons similarly works with all other audio sources available on the MCX-2000 (CD,

archived songs, radios, external inputs).

6

CD AUTO STORE button

Use this button when recording (storing) all songs from a music CD at a time. Since importing an entire CD is possible with a

single click of the button, you can quickly store a number of songs from a pile of music CDs into the MCX-2000 music archive.

•

Importing a Music CD Automatically (page 68)

7

Display

Shows the current MCX-2000 status or menu screen.

8

CLIENT STATUS indicators (1~10)

Each indicator is associated with a client registered to the MCX-2000. A client whose indicator lights up in green is properly

connected, and can receive audio streams from the MCX-2000. The 10th indicator (10...) shows the operating status for the

10th and following clients all together. You can view detailed information of each client’s status in the Client Control screen.

Preparations and Setup

STANDBY/ON

DIGITAL AUDIO SERVER MCX-2000

BROADCAST

TIMER

RECORDING

ENCODING

MENU/

PLAY INFO.

PUSH

SELECT

RADIO

CLIENT STATUS

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CD AUTO STORE

PS/2 KEYBOARD PHONES LEVEL

MIN MAX

LEVEL

1 2

3 4 5 6

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9

RADIO button

Press this button to fast access the last selected radio station. Every time you press this button, the radio type cycles through

FM, XM, Internet Radio and Presets (XM is for US model only).

)

Cursor controller

Delivers the same functions with the center controller on the remote control. You can move the highlight (selection) onto a target

item by pushing the center stick upward, downward, leftward or rightward. When you press this stick vertically, it determines to

select the current item (PUSH SELECT).

!

MENU/PLAY INFO. button

Press this button to toggle between the last selected menu screen and the Play Information screen for the current song.

Continue pressing this button for the Top Menu screen.

@

BROADCAST indicator

Lights up in blue while the MCX-2000 is broadcasting to clients.

#

TIMER indicator

Lights up in amber while the MCX-2000 is waiting or operating in timer playback mode.

$

RECORDING indicator

Lights up in red while the MCX-2000 is recording (storing) an audio source or writing onto a CD-R/RW disc.

%

ENCODING indicator

Lights up in green while the MCX-2000 is encoding recorded audio into MP3 format.

^

LEVEL knob

&

PHONES jack

Connect a pair of headphones here to listen to sounds being played on the MCX-2000. You can adjust the playback volume

using the LEVEL knob.

*

PS/2 KEYBOARD port

Connect a generic PS/2 keyboard designed for PC here. A connected PS/2 keyboard lets you control the MCX-2000 in the

same way as the supplied remote control. It also lets you type words (such as song titles) quickly when editing song information.

In addition, the MCX-2000 doesn’t support a PS/2 mouse. So, don’t connect a PS/2 mouse to this port.

•

Typing Text Characters (page 75)

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Back Panel

1

W_LAN ANT

A movable antenna for the wireless network. When you stream audio to clients over the wireless network, adjust the antenna

angle for best results.

2

XM jack (US model only)

If you live in the United States and want to listen to XM Satellite Radio on the MCX-2000, connect your XM Connect-and-Play

antenna here (page 55).

3

RS-232C port

Use this port when connecting the MCX-2000 to a compatible Yamaha AV receiver using an RS-232C cross cable. With this

setup, you can synchronize both units’ power on/off timing or automatically select a surround program on the AV receiver to

match the genre of a song you select on the MCX-2000.

•

Using a Yamaha AV Receiver (page 98)

4

FM ANT terminal

Connect the supplied indoor FM antenna here when using the MCX-2000 built-in FM tuner.

5

Fan opening

To effectively cool down the inside of the MCX-2000, be sure not to shut off the airﬂow from this opening. When placing the

MCX-2000 near a wall, make sure there is enough room behind the back panel.

6

AC IN socket

Connect the supplied power cable here.

THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES.

OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOW ING TWO CONDITIONS:

(1) T HIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE, AND

(2) THIS DEVICE MUST ACCE PT ANY INTERFERENCE RECEIVED,

INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT MAY CAUSE UNDESIRED OPERATION

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CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

THIS PRODUCT COMPLIES WITH DHHS RULES 21 CFR

SUBCHAPTER J APPLICABLE AT DATE OF MANUFACTURE

YAMAHA CORPORATION 10-1 NAKAZAWA-CHO,

HAMAMATSU-SHI, SHIZUOKA-KEN, JAPAN

MANUFACTURED BY

YEM (M)

MANUFACTURED:

MADE IN MALAYSIA

MODEL NO. MCX–2000

YAMAHA

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Avoid using excessive force when moving the antenna.

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7 ANALOG OUT jacks (stereo)

9 OPTICAL OUT jack (stereo)

Audio playback signals on the MCX-2000 are output from these jacks. Use the supplied optical digital cable (or one purchased

separately) to connect the OPTICAL OUT jack to a digital audio input on an external device. Use the supplied stereo pin cable

(or one purchased separately) to connect the ANALOG OUT jacks to analog audio input jacks on an external device.

8 ANALOG IN jacks (stereo)

) OPTICAL IN jack (stereo)

Audio sources called ‘external input’ in this manual are incoming audio signals via these jacks. Use the supplied optical digital

cable (or the one purchased separately) to connect the OPTICAL IN jack to a digital audio output on an external device. Use the

supplied stereo pin cable (or one purchased separately) to connect the ANALOG IN jacks to analog audio output jacks on an

external device.

! REMOTE terminal

This terminal is designed for professional expansion purposes, not for consumer use of the MCX-2000.

@ 10/100 indicator

# LINK/DATA indicator

$ LAN (Ethernet) port

Connect a network cable (CAT-5 straight cable) to the Ethernet port when creating a wired network with clients or connecting

the MCX-2000 to your home network. The LINK/DATA indicator lights up when the wired connection is properly working, and

ﬂashes when data trafﬁc over the network is being done. The Ethernet port is automatically conﬁgured to match the speed of a

connected network (10 or 100 Mbps); the 10/100 indicator lights up when the Ethernet port is conﬁgured for 100 Mbps, and is

unlit for 10 Mbps.

% S-VIDEO port

^ VIDEO port

These ports output the MCX-2000 operating screen displays (OSD) to an external TV monitor. Connect either port to your TV

monitor’s video input (yellow-coded composite port for VIDEO, or 4-pin S port for S-VIDEO). The VIDEO and S-VIDEO ports

output the same displays.

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Panel Descriptions: Remote Control

1 IR transmitter

Infrared (IR) remote control signals are transmitted from here. When

operating the remote control, point this part at the IR receiver on the

target unit.

4 PLAY INFO. button

Press this button to show the Play Information (song data) screen for the

current song on the TV monitor.

5 Alphabetical index search buttons (

uu

/

dd

)

You can ﬁnd a recorded (archived) song from one of groups (artists,

albums, genres or all songs). Whichever group you select, its contents

(artist names, album titles, genres or song titles) are listed in alphabetical

order. You can then press either button to jump to the ﬁrst item in each

alphabetical index. Use the down arrow button to jump in an A-to-Z

direction, or the up arrow button to jump in a Z-to-A direction.

•

Selecting a List Item (page 48)

6 Cursor controller

Provides the same functions as the controller on the MCX-2000 front

panel. Use the up, down, left and right arrow buttons to move the

highlight (selection) onto a target item, and then press the center

SELECT button to select or determine it.

7 BOOKMARK button

Press this button to add or remove the bookmark to the current song.

•

Adding a Bookmark to a Song (page 50)

2 POWER AMP/TV button

3 TV/AMP switch

8 INPUT buttons ( +/– )

9 MUTE button

@ VOL. buttons ( +/– )

In addition to operating the MCX-2000, the supplied remote control also

lets you operate compatible Yamaha AV receivers and TV monitors from

other manufacturers (page 17). Slide the TV/AMP switch to TV to control

the TV monitor, or to AMP to control a Yamaha AV receiver. You can

then use the POWER AMP/TV button to turn the target device on or off,

the VOL. buttons to adjust the volume level of the target device, and the

MUTE button to temporarily turn off the target device volume. Press the

MUTE button again to cancel muting. The INPUT buttons let you switch

the input source on the target device. So, you can even route a different

audio source from the Yamaha AV receiver to the MCX-2000 external

input. In addition, directional switching with the INPUT +/– buttons only

works with Yamaha AV receivers. TV input will be switched in the same

direction with either INPUT button.

•

Using as a Universal Remote Control (page 17)

) MENU 1~3 buttons

Use the MENU 1~3 buttons to fast access the Library, Artists and Playlists menu screens.

! FAVORITES 1~4 buttons

The FAVORITES 1~4 buttons are reserved for future use (no functions).

# PAGE scroll buttons ( uu

uu

/ dd

dd

)

When a list of items (such as songs from a CD) cannot be displayed at a time, press either button for a scrolled view of the list.

$ TOP MENU button

Press this button to immediately access the Top Menu screen whatever screen is shown on the TV monitor.

STAMDBY/ON

POWER

AMP/TV

TV AMP

TIMER

TOP

MENU

PLAY

INFO.

PAGE

A

PAGE

Z

VOL.

BOOKMARK

AMP/TV

MUTE

LIBRARY ARTISTS

FAVORITES

PLAYLISTS

INPUT

SELECT

OPEN/CLOSE

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% Playback control buttons

You can control playback on the MCX-2000 using:

•

Pause button ( e ) to pause or resume playback of the current song

•

Skip backward button ( b ) to go to the beginning of the previous song (or the current song during playback)

•

Skip forward button ( a ) to go to the beginning of the next song

•

Stop button ( s ) to stop playback of the current song and rewind to its beginning

•

Backward button ( w ) to scrub playback toward the beginning of the current song

•

Forward button ( f) to scrub playback toward the end of the current song

•

Play button ( p) to start playback from the beginning of the current song

^ Group selection buttons (–/+)

Press this button to select the previous (–) or next (+) group within the currently selected group (album, artist, genre or the like).

& RANDOM button

Every time you press this button, you can change the playback order of songs from the current group (album, artist, genre or all

songs) as listed, or at random.

•

Play Information and Controls (page 50)

* REPEAT button

Every time you press this button, you can change how to repeat playback of the current song(s).

•

Play Information and Controls (page 50)

( BROADCAST button

Press this button to start or stop broadcasting to selected clients.

•

MusicCAST as an Integrated Music Delivery System (page 89)

º RADIO button

Press this button to fast access the last selected radio station. Every time you press this button, the radio type cycles through

FM, XM, Internet Radio and Presets (XM is for US model only).

¡ OPEN/CLOSE button

Like the Open/Close button on the MCX-2000 front panel, use this button when setting a CD in the MCX-2000. Press this

button to open the tray, set a CD with its label side facing up, and press the button again to close the tray.

™ TIMER button

Press this button to enable or disable the MCX-2000 Timer function.

•

Using the Timer Playback (page 97)

£ STANDBY/ON button

Use this button when switching the MCX-2000 operating modes.

•

Operation Modes on the MCX-2000 (page 14)

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Connecting External Devices

Connect all relevant devices referring to the section “Panel Descriptions” (page 7) and the setup illustration below. Make

sure each device is turned off before making connections.

• The MCX-2000 is designed to connect to a TV monitor for easy operation. Though you can still operate the unit while viewing its front

panel display, a large TV display offers more operation information at a time.

• The MCX-2000 accepts a generic PS/2 keyboard. This enables faster, more convenient operation than the remote control or front-panel

buttons, especially when you edit song information or other text data.

• The MCX-2000 is designed to become active immediately after the power cable is connected to the AC power source. Make sure to

connect to the AC power source only in the last step after all other devices are connected.

Connecting to the AC Power

When relevant external devices are all connected, turn on these devices ﬁrst, and then connect the MCX-2000 power

cable to the AC power source.

The front panel STANDBY/ON button indicator will light up in green. On the TV monitor, switch the video input source to

the MCX-2000 video output (VIDEO or S-VIDEO). If the following screen is shown on the TV display, connection to the TV

monitor has been successful.

THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES.

OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TW O CONDITIONS:

(1 ) THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE, AND

(2 ) THIS DEVICE MUST AC CEPT ANY INTERFERENCE RECEIVED,

IN CLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT MAY CAUSE UNDE SIRED OPERATION

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FCC ID: A6RMCX2000A

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CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

THIS PRODUCT COMPLIES WITH DHHS RULES 21 CFR

SUBCHAPTER J APPLICABLE AT DATE OF MANUFACTURE

YAMAHA CORPORATION 10-1 NAKAZAWA-CHO,

HAMAMATSU-SHI, SHIZUOKA-KEN, JAPAN

MANUFACTURED BY

YEM (M)

MANUFACTURED:

MADE IN MALAYSIA

MODEL NO. MCX–2000

YAMAHA

MCX–2000

Audio pin cable (supplied)

Video pin cable

(supplied)

VIDEO

IN

L

R

Power cable

(should be connected last)

AC plug and outlet for US model

Initial display Top menu

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You can call up any necessary operation by selecting a menu item from the Top Menu. In addition, when you turn on the

MCX-2000 for the ﬁrst time after purchase, or after the system reset operation (page 103), the Easy Setup screen

(page 27) will appear instead of the Top Menu screen.

n If the indicator light of the STANDBY/ON button turns amber or red, press the button to continue working on the MCX-2000. The unit is designed

to automatically go into an energy saving mode if no operations have been performed for a while. Read the following column for more information.

Operation Modes on the MCX-2000

The MCX-2000 has no switch to completely turn the unit off. When you connect the MCX-2000 to the AC power source,

the front panel STANDBY/ON button indicator lights up in green and the MCX-2000 enters active mode. In this mode, you

can record or play an audio source while viewing the built-in display or the TV monitor.

When you press the STANDBY/ON button on the remote control or the unit’s front panel, the front panel STANDBY/ON

button indicator light turns amber, and then the MCX-2000 enters sleep mode. In this mode, the MCX-2000 stops

showing a screen on the TV monitor and built-in display, waiting for a client request or your remote control operation.

MCX-2000

STANDBY/ON button: green

MCX-A10/MCX-C15

MCX-2000

STANDBY/ON button: amber

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When you press the power switch on a client, it immediately establishes a network connection with the MCX-2000 and

enters active mode. (The corresponding CLIENT STATUS indicator lights up on the MCX-2000.) The client shows Top

Menu in the backlit display, and gets ready to play a streamed song from the MCX-2000.

As mentioned above, even in sleep mode, the MCX-2000 can still respond to a request from any registered client. This is

because the MCX-2000 maintains network connections with clients. As long as network connections are maintained, the

MCX-2000 can continue streaming music to clients. In fact, clients can continue playing a streamed song if the

MCX-2000 later enters sleep mode.

If you hold down the STANDBY/ON button for more than 3 seconds when the MCX-2000 is in active or sleep mode, the

indicator light turns red and the MCX-2000 enters standby mode, where the unit consumes less power. In standby mode,

network activities between the MCX-2000 and clients stop. (All CLIENT STATUS indicators go off on the MCX-2000.) In

this process, all active clients also enter sleep mode (Remote Sleep). They stop playing a streamed song (because of no

network connection with the MCX-2000), and show the current time in the display without backlight. In sleep mode,

clients wait for your operation and can awake the MCX-2000 to resume music streaming.

Let’s say, standby mode is deep sleep. When a client sends a request, the MCX-2000 in standby mode notices it and

enters ‘lighter’ sleep mode. (The STANDBY/ON indicator light turns amber.) Otherwise, you can press the STANDBY/ON

button to completely awake the MCX-2000 and make it enter active mode. (The STANDBY/ON indicator light turns

green.) But, when the MCX-2000 directly enters active mode from standby mode, it ﬁrst must re-establish network

connections with clients, taking more time to resume network activities or music streaming.

n The MCX-2000 enters standby mode if it’s been idle (with no operation on the unit or no network activities) for one hour.

MCX-2000

STANDBY/ON button: amber

MCX-A10/MCX-C15

MCX-2000

STANDBY/ON button: red

MCX-A10/MCX-C15

MCX-A10

or

MCX-C15

MCX-A10

or

MCX-C15

MCX-A10

or

MCX-C15

TV

MCX-2000

TV

MCX-2000

TV

MCX-2000

ON OFF

OFF OFF

OFF

Active mode Sleep mode Standby mode

Hold the STANDBY/ON button for more than 3 seconds to put the MCX-2000 in standby mode.

Press the STANDBY/ON button to put the MCX-2000 in active mode.

Automatically

enters sleep mode

in 30 minutes if not

operated at all.

Automatically

enters standby

mode in 5 minutes

if the MCX-2000

and clients are not

operated at all.

Press the

STANDBY/ON button.

When a client enters

active mode

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Remote Control Features and Operations

You can use the supplied remote control to do most of the MCX-2000 operations (such as selecting a menu item or

determining a setting value). Prepare the remote control before operations.

Setting Batteries

Set batteries inside the remote control as shown below.

1 Remove the bottom cover of the remote control.

2 Set two AA batteries (supplied) in appropriate directions, according to the illustration in the compartment.

3 Slide the cover until it snaps into place.

n If the remote control doesn’t work well, the batteries may be weak. Replace them with generic two AA batteries. Always handle batteries

appropriately, according to the safety precautions at the beginning of this manual.

Operating on the Remote Control

When operating on the remote control, direct the IR transmitter to the IR receiver on the MCX-2000 front panel.

1

2

3

IR receiver

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

1

2

3

8

9

0

2

3

4

1

Remote control

MCX-2000

6 meters

(approx.)

30˚30˚

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Using as a Universal Remote Control

The supplied remote control can be used as a universal (multi-platform) remote control, letting you operate TV monitors

from other manufacturers. The remote control supports TV monitors from manufacturers (brands) in the following list.

So, if your TV monitor is applicable, select and register the corresponding preset setting to enable the universal control feature.

n The supplied remote control also supports a compatible Yamaha AV receiver that’s connected to the MCX-2000 using an RS-232C cross cable

(page 98). You can use the remote control for power on/off, volume adjustment (including mute) and input selection on the connected AV receiver.

ID

Yamaha 42 87 92 53

Admiral 16 92 93

Aiwa 76 83 94

Akai 95 96

Alba 96

AOC 97

Bell&Howell 92

Bestar 98

Blaupunkt 22 29

Blue sky 98

Brandt 23

Brocsonic 97

Bush 96

Clatronic 98

Craig 24

Croslex 25

Curtis Mathis 26 97

Daewoo 24 27 28 97 98

Daytron 39

Dual 98

Dwin 81 93

Emerson 24 32 39 97

Ferguson 23 65 66

First line 98

Fisher 33 95

Fraba 98

Fujitsu 89

Funai 77 78

GE 34 35 36 93 97

Goodmans 23 96 98

Grundig 29 49

Hitachi 39 42 43 97

ICE 96

Irradio 96

Itt/Nokia 44

JC Penny 34 37 93 97

JVC 46 47 96

Kendo 98

KTV 39 97

LG/Goldstar 37 39 97 98

Loewe 48 98

LXI 25 26 33 93 97

Magnavox 25 39 97

Marantz 10 98

Matsui 95

Memorex 16 97

Mitsubishi 59 87 97

Nad 26 55

NEC 52 82 97

Nokia 44

Nokia Oceanic 44

Nordmende 65 66

Onwa 96

Panasonic 34 35 36 53

Philco 25 39 97

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n Your TV monitor may not be fully controllable even when it’s from a manufacturer (brand) in the above list, depending on the model type or

production year. If this is the case, use the remote control for your TV monitor.

Registering Your TV Monitor to the MCX-2000

To enable universal operations from the supplied remote control, select the preset setting for your TV monitor brand.

1 Press the TOP MENU button on the remote control to show the Top Menu screen.

2 Input a 2-digit brand code for your TV monitor from the above list, using group selection, playback control and TOP

MENU buttons (these buttons work as numeric keys; see the corresponding number printed on the left of each button)

while holding down the POWER AMP/TV button.

3 If the brand code is successfully registered, a message will be shown telling it on the TV monitor and the MCX-2000

built-in display.

4 Set the AMP/TV switch to TV, and try operating your TV monitor. If the universal feature is fully working, you can remote

control of power on/off, switching of video inputs, volume and muting on your TV monitor.

n

If there are two or more brand codes available for TV monitor, register one at a time in the above steps. Use the one that best works for your TV monitor.

Philips 25

Pioneer 26 35 54 55 68

Portland 56 97

Proscan 21 31 41 51 93

Proton 50 60 70 97

Quasar 34 35

Radio Shack 87 93 97

RCA 21 34 56 57 58 93 97

Runco 20 30 71

SABA 23 65 66 69

Sampo 80 81 97

Samsung 39 48 62 75 97

Sanyo 33 73 79 95

Schneider 96

Scott 97

Sharp 32 39 92

Siemens 29

Signature 16 92

Sony 63

Sylvania 25 97

Symphonic 17 18 19

Telefunken 64 65 66 69

Thomson 23 66

Toshiba 26 67 92

Videch 42 97

Wards 16 32 39 97

Zenith 16 61 71

1

2

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4

5

6

7

1

2

3

8

9

0

2

3

4

1

Remote control

MCX-2000

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Menu Operation Basics

The MCX-2000 has a menu tree that categorizes all commands, functions and settings relevantly. You can access them

by simply selecting a necessary menu item starting with Top Menu. For example, if you want to listen to a music CD,

select Library from Top Menu, and then select CD in the next screen.

1 Set a music CD in the MCX-2000 ﬁrst, and then press the TOP MENU button on the remote control to view the Top

Menu screen.

For quick access to Top Menu

2 Select Library from Top menu.

To select a menu item, use the cursor controller on the remote control or the MCX-2000 front panel. Vertically move the

highlight (selection) by pressing the up or down arrow buttons on the remote control, or by pushing the center stick

upward or downward on the front panel, and then determine your selection by pressing the center SELECT button on

the remote control or by ‘vertically’ pushing the stick (PUSH SELECT) on the front panel.

Selecting a menu item

3 To return to the previous screen (Top Menu in this case), press the left arrow button on the remote control, or push the

center stick leftward on the front panel.

Returning to the previous screen

Remote control MCX-2000

Press and hold on

Remote control

MCX-2000

Remote Control

MCX-2000

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4 Now you learned how to go back and forth between screens. Re-select Library from Top Menu, and then select CD as

target audio source. Your TV monitor and the built-in display will show a list of songs from the music CD.

TV monitor:

Built-in display:

5 You can start playing the CD, from the ﬁrst song in the list, by pressing the Play button on the remote control or on the

MCX-2000 front panel. Otherwise, you can ﬁrst select your favorite song from the list using the cursor controller, and

then start playback from that song.

The MCX-2000 also offers Submenu. When the current screen shows “Submenu” in the lower right corner, try pressing

the right arrow button on the remote control, or try pushing the center stick rightward on the front panel cursor control-

ler. For example, you can see the following Submenu commands from the CD song list screen.

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