Macsense Connectivity HomePod User's Manual
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1. eoo HomePod Audio Server HomePod W A AAA AA pag Audio Folders M csense Audio Server Name HomePod Music Library El iTunes Audio Library Start C Stop Status Started This screen controls the running of the HomePod Audio Server Enter a name in the Audio Server field This is the name that refers to all your shared audio libraries on this computer and it will appear on your HomePod LCD whenever the HomePod Audio server is enabled on this computer Press the Start button to enable the server and Stop to disable the server Make sure a valid folder path or library path are defined first in the Audio Folders or iTunes Audio Library screens Starting the Audio Server 16 6 0 HomePod Setup There are two ways to connect the HomePod to your network wired with an Ethernet cable or wirelessly through Wi Fi The two methods are mutually exclusive at startup time e when one is enabled the other will become disabled When HomePod is first powered up it will try to detect if an Ethernet cable is attached If it is the Ethernet connectivity will have priority over wireless connectivity If an Ethernet cable is not connected to the HomePod at startup the HomePod s wireless connection will be activated For most users HomePod will be used in a wireless environment so the Ethernet port need not be used Follow the instruction below for each connection setup 6 1 Wired Setup2. Your HomePod is designed and built to provide you with trouble free performance If it does not appear to be functioning correctly please follow these troubleshooting steps General troubleshooting guidelines Make sure all connectors are properly attached Make sure the power adaptor is firmly connected Try the basic setup first before attempting complex ones Involve only one access point one audio server and one HomePod Try wired Ethernet cable connection before trying wireless access point Turn wireless encryption WEP off If this is Try the following happening HomePod is Do not connect the Ethernet cable when using connected wirelessly the wireless connection If the Ethernet cable to the network and it is connected at boot up time wireless does not see any connection will not be enabled audio servers Check to make sure that the HomePod is getting a proper IP Address and SSID by selecting the Settings gt Network Settings item on the main menu The IP and SSID will only appear if the HomePod has successfully connected to a wireless network Without them the audio server will not be recognized 35 HomePod is connected wirelessly to the network and it does not see any audio servers Continued Check the access point to make that it is working properly Check to see if you have basic TCP IP settings setup correctly such as IP subnet mask gateway IP SSID WEP keys Move your
3. KKDV The Drive 95 7 16 KITS Modern Rock 105 3 07 KOIT Light Rock 96 5 17 Latin Beat 105 7 08 KLLC Alice 97 3 18 KMEL hip hop RB 106 1 09 KISS RB Soul 98 1 19 Family Radio 106 9 10 KFRC Rock 99 7 20 KSAN The Bone Rock 107 7 You can define up to 20 FM radio stations The stations you defined here will allow you to jump to these stations quickly with the press of the and buttons on the HomePod Twenty local FM radio stations in San Francisco have been set up in the Radio Stations page as default You can change the stations for your location If you are not getting good reception unwind and extend the antenna wire on the back of HomePod To preset FM radio stations 1 Access the web config page of HomePod 2 Click on the Radio Stations tab 3 Enter the name of the station in the Name field maximum 20 characters you can enter the call letter of a radio station e g KFRC or a short description for the type of audio that this station plays e g 80 s Easy Listening 4 Enter the frequency in the Frequency field e g 101 3 5 Click on the Submit button to save the settings Reboot is not necessary The settings will be available the next time you use the FM Radio 28 8 5 Firmware Upgrade Page This page displays the current version of your Firmware and Boot ROM and enables you to upgrade your HomePod firmware to new versions as they become available A HOMEPOD M
4. Before turning on the HomePod connect it to your network with the enclosed Ethernet cable HomePod can be connected to a wireless router or a switching hub Next plug in HomePod and turn it on The boot up process will take about 20 seconds after which HomePod should discover any Audio Servers that have been activated 6 2 Wireless Setup Make sure that you have already set up a wireless router or access point base station to form your wireless 802 11 b g network Your computers and HomePod must be in the same domain as the router e g all must be in 192 168 1 x Confirm that the DHCP server on the access point is running so that your computers and HomePod can automatically obtain IP addresses automatically this is usually on by default If you have WEP encryption enabled in the access point turn it off for now you can turn it back on later after the HomePod is running smoothly Next plug in the power adapter and turn on the HomePod The boot up process will take about 20 seconds after which HomePod should discover any Audio Servers that have been activated If the HomePod is unable to find any Audio Servers even though they are running try the following Turn off HomePod Connect the HomePod to the router by a wired Ethernet cable and then turn on the HomePod again When HomePod reaches the main screen go to Network Settings and locate its IP Address Once the IP is known say 192 168 1 3 open a browser on any computer on the net
5. click the pdaremote jar icon to launch the remote control Once opened you ll be presented with a window below 32 GLOORemote MOR Libraries HomePod Music Librai v Tell Laura Love Her Tennessee Waltz The Great Pretender This is My Song Track 07 JUBA40 Kingston Town Whatever Will Be Will Be Que Sera Se Play gt HomePod s Sea of Love Honeydrippers Pause Stop ES Shuffle Loop The Players field in the bottom half of the window lists all the HomePods located on the network Select one from the list that you gt wish to control The Libraries field on top of the window is a pull down menu listing the available Audio Server on the network Use the buttons to navigate the list or play and stop songs as you would control the HomePod using the physical HomePod u nit 33 34 Appendix Taking Care of Your HomePod Failure to follow these instructions may result in personal injury or damage to your HomePod Use only a soft dry cloth to clean the outside of your HomePod and any peripherals Do not use any solvents chemicals or cleaning solutions containing alcohol ammonia or abrasives Do nat allow liquids to spill on the unit Do not use sprays near your HomePod It is best to keep HomePod out of direct sunlight or other sources of extreme heat Avoid placing HomePod in a setting where air cannot circulate around the unit Troubleshooting
6. ee Re ee ee ee 32 AppendiX RE hate aah EE a aa e ER ai ee 35 Taking Care of Your HomePod i ee ees se ee ee ee ee ee ee Re ee ee ee 35 Troubleshooting russ een nen 35 Contacting Macsense n en sein 40 Technical Specifications 444400s04s442nnnnnnnennnnnnnnnn nenn 40 Limited Consumer Warranty iese ee ee ee ee ee ER Ee Re Re ee ee ee ee nn 42 Getting Service hei hie EE ge se ede er 43 1 0 Welcome Thank you for purchasing a Macsense HomePod Your HomePod gives you access to digital audio files stored on your computer from anywhere in the house or office 2 0 Before You Start 2 1 Package Contents Prior to setting up your HomePod make sure your HomePod package includes the following items HomePod Unit Stereo Audio Cable Power Adapter HomePod CD Remote Control Quick Start Guide Ethernet Cable User Manual 2 2 System and Other Requirements Wi Fi 802 11b or g Access Point or Wireless Router Macintosh G3 or Pentium III PC Mac OS 9 and X or Windows 98 Me 2000 XP 3 0 Getting to Know Your HomePod 3 1 Setting up Your HomePod HomePod streams digital audio files stored on your computer over the local network either by wired Ethernet or over a wireless Wi Fi network Most of the time HomePod will be used in a wireless environment A typical wireless network setup involves a computer connected to a wireless router or an access point to
7. form a wireless network HomePod would then connect wirelessly to this same network Note The terms wireless router access point and base station are sometimes used interchangeably in this manual Wireless router is a device that combines the functions of an access point plus a switching hub Base station is a common term used in the Mac community to refer to an access Access Point point A 33 cc Headphone Home Stereo H HomePod Built in Speakers Computer PAN Mac PC Music Files USB Drive Digital Surround Store Here System HomePod System Diagram Your HomePod can be placed anywhere in the house or office where the wireless network has coverage The audio files stored on your computer can then be played through HomePod s built in stereo speakers attached headphones home stereo system or a high end digital surround sound system Note An audio file such as an MP3 file is a file that may include music speech narrative or audio book content The term audio server is used to describe a computer on your network that contains audio files that will be served to the HomePod The audio collection stored on your computer is recognized by the HomePod as an Audio Server Each computer with audio content requires that the HomePod Audio Server Software be installed and running to make the audio collection available to the HomePod One HomePod can access aud
8. parameters and also have the matching key To turn on WEP encryption on the HomePod select the Enable button and click either the 64 bit or 128 bit option Enter the WEP key in hex in its respective field Key 1 through 4 normally only Key 1 is used If the WEP Encryption is 64 bit the hex key requires 10 characters If the WEP Encryption is 128 bit the Hex key requires 26 characters A hex key is a continuous stream of hex characters 0 9 A F without hyphen or space between them Note For WEP encryption set the base station or access point to use the Share Key mode After saving the changes you must restao h 14 pl Tc0 802 Twi 9 7 0 1 6 r he net 11 7 w 26 continue to play while the LCD goes into sleep mode Pushing any buttons on the HomePod will turn the LCD back on This function is designed to protect and extend the life the LCD when itis not needed for viewing The default setting is Never To turn on the LCD Sleep function 1 Access the web config page of HomePod 2 Click on the Miscellaneous tab and set the LCD Sleep time to either 1 5 or 15 minutes 3 Click on the Submit button to save the settings 4 Reboot HomePod 8 3 2 System Shutoff Function HomePod also offers a System Shutoff function that will turn the whole unit off at a designated time to protect the unit from unnecessary prolonged usage This function is designed for people who use HomePod to sooth them to sleep The default set
9. up Maker sure mute button on the remote control unit is not activated Press the mute button again to deactivate mute Audio sound is distorted Confirm if the same song sounds any better when played on the computer Perhaps the song was just encoded badly from the source Audio sound is distorted when output to external speakers Check the volume control on the HomePod and make sure that the volume is not turned all the way up When outputting to external speakers set the volume on the HomePod to about one third only and let the amplifier of the external speakers receivers do the amplification Pressing the o button does not jump to the previous song but repeats the same song The button works in the same way a CD player does While a song is playing push it once and it will go back to the beginning of the playing song Pushing it twice will go to the previous song AAC songs do not play AAC support is still currently under development We will offer free upgrades to current HomePod owners when it is available 38 Songs purchased from Apple Audio Store do not play Songs purchased from Apple Audio Store are protected in a special AAC DRM format and are not playable on HomePod Apple does not allow third party products aside from iPod and Tunes to decode and play these songs Unless Apple changes this policy AAC DRM playback on non Apple players such as HomePod will not be l
10. E N EE ER OE are 17 6 2 Wireless Setup i e ES str en kte ta sesa Ge ie tak dot ian k 17 7 0 HomePod Basic Operation u eise see ee ee ek RR Re Ge Ee AE RR ee ee 19 7 1 Turning HomePod On and Of ese ees ee ee ee ee ee ee 19 7 2 Resetting HomePod sesse ee es se ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ke ee ee ee ee 19 7 3 HomePod Display Menus 19 7 4 HomePod Controls iese ese ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee 21 7 4 1 Content Navigational Buttons ee ee ee ee ee ee ee 21 7 4 2 Functional Buttons ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ke ee ee 22 7 4 3 Shuffle Loop Mode Buttons ee ee ee ek ee ee 22 7 4 4 FM Radio Buttons 0 eee ee ee Ge ee ee ee ee ke ee ee 22 8 0 Web ConfiguratiON ees ees RR EE EE RR RE ER RR RE RR AR RE Re ER ER RR Ee Re RE ee 23 8 1 IP Settings Page iisisti iepener Re Re ee ee ee ee Re Re aei 24 8 2 Wireless Settings Page ee se ee ee GR ee ee Re ee ee ee 25 8 3 Miscellaneous Page sees ee ee ee ee ee Ke ee ee ee ee ee ee 26 8 3 1 LCD Sleep FuncHON ee ee se tage 26 8 3 2 System Shutoff FuncCHON ee see ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee 27 8 4 Radio Stations Page ese ee ee ee ee ee GR ee ee Re ee ee ee 28 8 5 Firmware Upgrade Page ees ese ee ee ek ee ee ke ee ee ee ee 29 9 0 Extras Programs and Utilities sees ee se ee RR RR RE ER ER ER RE EE ER EE 31 9 1 HomePod Audio Server in Java esee 31 9 2 HomePod Audio Server in Shell Command ssec 32 9 3 Remote Control Utility in Java esse sees ee ee
11. HomePod User Manual FI ASSTCAL m On te Partiro Andrea Bocel romanza Macsense User Manual MP 100 HomePod Wireless Network Digital Audio Player with FM Tuner Copyright Copyright O 2003 4 by Xsense Connectivity Inc dba Macsense Connectivity All rights reserved No part of this documentation may be reproduced in any form or by any means or used to make any directive work such as translation or transformation without permission from Xsense Connectivity Inc Xsense Connectivity Inc reserves the right to revise this documentation and to make changes in content without obligation among Xsense Connectivity Inc to provide notification of such revision or change All products and their associated features are subject to change or upgrade at the time of the shipment or of the sales Trademarks All products company brand names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies They are used for identification purpose only Specifications are subject to be changed without prior notice FCC Interference Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against radio interference in a commercial environment This equipment can generate use and radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction
12. HomePod closer to your access point to see if range could be an issue Check to see if your access point is set to broadcast the SSID Enable it if it is not The HomePod needs the access point to broadcast the SSID in order to connect to it If your access point has WEP turned on turned it off first to make sure HomePod can connect without WEP Turn off HomePod Connect the HomePod to the router by a wired Ethernet cable and then turn on the HomePod again When HomePod reaches the main screen go to Network Settings and locate its IP Address Once the IP is known say 192 168 1 3 open a browser on any computer on the network and log into HomePod e g type http 192 168 1 3 in the browser Once you are at the configuration screen go to the Wireless Settings tab and look for the SSID field Change the SSID from the default value of ANY to the exact name of your access point you can get the SSID of your access point by logging into your access point Click Save and then disconnect the Ethernet cable and reboot HomePod In a multi access point environment setting the SSID to match your access point will help HomePod connect to it much more easily Make sure the PC Mac that has audio server installed is on the same subnet as the HomePod E g 192 168 1 xxx Make sure the audio server is running If it is not start it If it is stop and restart it 36 HomePod is connected via Ethernet to the network and
13. ck on the HomePod Audio Server icon lena HomePod Audio Server HomePod w D AAA Ee Audio holder Macsense Audio Server Name HomePod Music Library E iTunes Audio Library Start C Stop Status Stopped This screen controls the running of the HomePod Audio Server Enter a name in the Audio Server field This is the name that refers to all your shared audio libraries on this computer and it will appear on your HomePod LCD whenever the HomePod Audio server is enabled on this computer Press the Start button to enable the server and Stop to disable the server Make sure a valid folder path or library path are defined first in the Audio Folders or iTunes Audio Library screens HomePod Audio Server configuration for Mac Note The HomePod Audio Server program for PC and Mac are identical in function and user interface so screen shots will be used interchangeably in this manual The HomePod Audio Server Configuration application allows you to set up and control your audio collection From this application you can define the audio content to be shared name your audio collection and start or stop the server Once your audio server is configured and started your library will recognized by the HomePod The window is divided into three frames The icons in the left side frame can be selected to view different configuration settings in the right side frame The bottom frame contains help info
14. d Installer for Mac 10 When the installation is complete you should see a new HomePod folder in the Applications folder 1 009 L HomePod e Y LS m ii Back Forward View Computer Home 2 items 7 18 GB available 3 GlooLibrary HomePod Audio Server A HomePod Audio Server folder content for Mac 12 5 0 Audio Server Control and Configuration To launch the Windows HomePod Audio Server configuration program double click on the HomePod Audio Server icon or select Start gt Programs gt HomePod gt Audio Server gt HomePod Audio Server El Configuration HomePod File Edit View Configure Help JENE HomePod W EN Audio Folders Er Audio Server Name HomePod Music Library acsense a iTunes Audio Library dd Status Stopped This screen controls the running of the HomePod Audio Server enter a name in the Audio Server field This is the name that refers to all your shared audio libraries on this computer and it wil appear on your HomePod CO whenever the HomePod audio Server is enabled on this computer Press the Start button to enable the server and Stop to disble ther server Make sure a valid folder path or library path are defined first in the Audio Folders or Tunes Audio Library screens Ready HomePod Audio Server configuration for Windows To start the HomePod Audio Server program on the Mac go to the Applications menu and double cli
15. e built in speaker or the headphones port to increase the volume press the button to decrease the volume press the button 7 4 3 Shuffle Loop Mode Buttons To shuffle a list of songs while a list of songs is playing in the play mode press the button Press amp again to exit shuffle mode a To repeat a song or list of songs press the 2 button while a song is playing If an individual song was selected the Loop function will repeat that one song over and over If the playing song is part of playing list then the whole list of songs will repeat once completed 7 4 4 FM Radio Buttons To start FM Radio at the main menu scroll to FM Radio and press the button To jump to the next preset station click the button To jump to the previous preset station click the button To adjust the frequency of the tuner rotate the dial right and left 22 8 0 Web Configuration HomePod includes a built in web configuration page that you can access from any browser Internet Explorer Apple Safari AOL Netscape etc on a computer connected to the network You can set many of the advanced functions using this configuration AA HomePod Microsoft Internet Explorer File Edit View Favorites Tools Help OH AAD sa Sres Quo DRY OA RA s http J 192 168 1 100 IP Settings Wireless Settings Miscellaneous Radio Stations Firmware Upgrade HomePod Web Configuration Pages These pages contain impo
16. egally possible Remote control does not work Make sure the plastic protective slip insulating the battery compartment is pulled out Make sure that you are pointing the remote at the small circular hole located on the top left corner of the front of the HomePod Make sure no physical obstruction is there between the Remote and HomePod Make sure the emitter on the remote control unit is pointing towards the HomePod HomePod hangs while booting up Shut off the HomePod by holding down the power button for two seconds insert a paper clip in the reset hole on the side of the HomePod or unplug and re plug the power cord Hold a few seconds and restart the unit again Power off button does not turn the unit off The Power button has a prolonged timing mechanism to prevent accidental shut off Press and hold the Power button down for two seconds to turn the unit off If the unit indeed hung and does not respond to the Power button unplug and re plug the power cord and try again Audio is playing but the LCD is dark The LCD Sleep function in the web config page is turned on The contrast is set too low Go to Settings gt Contrast on HomePod s main screen to increase the contrast value The FM reception is bad Make sure the antenna wire is extended outward Be careful not to pull out the antenna from inside the unit HomePod unit topples or slides easily Check to see if the f
17. ery item on the menu either enters another sub menu or it terminates in a screen in that branch The following is a tree structure of the HomePod menu system Audio Server Name All Songs Artists Albums Artist Albums Genres Playlists FM Radio Settings Network Settings Network Information IP Address Configuration Dynamic IP Address Set Static IP Address Signal Strength Speakers Contrast The Main Menu will automatically detect and list any Audio Servers found on the network listing one line for each audio library If no libraries are detected then the first line will display Searching for Audio Servers Click the 2 button to refresh the list of Audio Servers Main Menu 19 Each audio collection can be navigated by categories based on their ID3 tags The category menus are designed to facilitate easy location of songs artists or albums form a large audio library A typical audio collection can contain hundred or thousands of songs By using the category menus you can find what you want in a few quick steps The categories include song title artists albums artists albums genres and playlists These categories are the same as those used by most popular audio managers such as Tunes AudioMatch MediaPlayer or WinAmp Artists Albums Artists Albums Genres Category Menu Press to select any category The HomePod will allow you to navigate your audio conten
18. ferences and click Sharing Click Firewall and click the Stop button Wireless is not working so inserted an Ethernet cable but it still doesn t work The Ethernet cable needs to be inserted at the time the HomePod is turned on If there is no cable inserted at the start up time then the Ethernet port becomes disabled and wireless becomes active So even if a cable is inserted after start up the Ethernet port is already disabled and will not function 37 WEP does not work 64 bit and 128 bit WEP Encryptions are supported Make sure that your access point is set to accept Shared Key and the hex key is typed in the HomePod web config page in the Key 1 field Only hex keys are accepted Turn ASCII key to hex before using Make sure the hex key is entered correctly as a continuous stream without spaces or hyphens Buttons are slow to respond under wireless mode There is no sound or sound volume is low when played A degradation of the signal strength or sudden signal interference on the wireless network can cause this type of behavior Wait a little longer for the buttons to respond Do not keep on pushing the buttons repeatedly Look for the interference sources such as your cordless phone microwave oven TV antenna and monitors Remove the sources or place the access point and HomePod away from these sources Check the volume control on the HomePod and make sure that the volume is turned
19. g the changes you must restart your HomePod for the new settings to take effect IP Settings HomePod Hostname Wireless HomePod Dynamic IP Obtain an IP address automatically O Static IP Use the following IP address IP Address 192 168 1 254 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Default Gateway Router 192 168 1 1 Preferred DNS 168 95 1 1 Alternate DNS HomePod Hostname is useful in identifying your HomePod on the network especially when you have more than one HomePods on the network The hostname you defined here will also appear in the DHCP IP table of your router or access point If your router or network server has a DHCP server that assigns IP addresses then you should select Dynamic IP so an IP will be assigned to HomePod automatically whenever the HomePod is connected to the network This is the default and preferred way for HomePod to join a network because everything is plug and play If you network doesn t automatically assign you an IP address then you need to define basic TCP IP settings manually Select Static IP and enter the IP Address Subnet Mask Default Gateway Router Preferred DNS Alternate DNS optional into their respective fields These TCP IP values register your HomePod on the network After you make the changes click on the Save button to save the settings You must restart your HomePod for the new settings to take effect 24 8 2 Wireless Settings Page This page enables you to configure basic wireless
20. gnized by the HomePod When you click on the Audio Folders icon on the left you will be presented with two Add options on the right El Configuration HomePod File Edit View Configure Help E a 5 HomePod 23 Add Audio Folder 2 Add Playlist Folder Zu A Docs ad G ahina RIZE Click Add Audio Folder to select one or more audio folders on your computer Click dd Playlist Folder to select one or more folders that contain your playlists You can select any folder along with its sub folders or select multiple folders at different locations on different drives or networked drives The selected audio and playlist folders wil be indexed and combined into one collection that wil be recognizable by the HomePod After making any modifications restart the HomePod Audio Server for changes to take effect Ready CAP Configuring Audio Folders To add an Audio Folder click on the Add Audio Folder icon and locate the folder that contains your audio files This may be your C My Documents My Audio directory or any folder with your audio files that you d like to include in your collection The path to the folder you just added will be listed on the right frame You can also configure the Audio Server to recognize your existing playlists To add your playlists click on the Add Playlist Folder and select the top level folder that contains your playlist files M3U After the configuration
21. icrosoft Internet Explorer File Edit View Favorites Tools Help aa IP Settings Wireless Settings Miscellaneous Radio Stations Firmware Upgrade Firmware Upgrade This page displays the current version of your frmware and boot ROM This page also enables you Ada pu Alamanni finna Aa may wasiinns as Sny aname aynin Alan NE gr often released to provide bug fxes and function enhancements Follow instructions m the manual to complete the upgrade process You will need to restart your HomePod after a firmware upgrade Current Versions Firmware version v 1 0 5 01 28 04 BootROM version v 2 7 317 Tue Jan 27 12 00 32 CST 2004 Firmware Upgrade Firmware image file Upload rectivity AN rights reserved Updated December 29 2003 For tech support service it is often needed to know which versions of Firmware and Boot ROM you have installed in the HomePod The versions info is displayed in the format of a version number followed by a date time as below Current Versions Firmware version v 1 0 5 01 28 04 BootROM version v 2 7 317 Tue Jan 27 12 00 32 CST 2004 From time to time Macsense offers upgrades to HomePod firmware to add new features and fix bugs The HomePod firmware will be distributed as a compressed encrypted file named homepod tar zip New updates will be posted on Macsense website when available http www macsense com homepod To upgrade HomePod firmware 1 Download homepod tar zip to the deskt
22. io content from multiple computers around the home or office Conversely multiple HomePods can simultaneously access content from the same computer 3 2 Front Panel Power Button Infra red Receiver p A 6 irDA Receiver AE Display Screen Jog shuttle Dial and Enter Button Navigational and Action Buttons Built in Stereo Speakers Volume Control Buttons HomePod Front Panel 3 3 Side Connectors HomePod is equipped with a rich set of input and output ports for interfacing with other audio systems and devices e Wi Fi Antenna a FM Radio Antenna Reset Button 4 Headphones Jack USB Port a RCA Jack Right Ethernet Port u ER EER Power A H SPDIF Output HomePod Side Connectors Wi Fi Antenna For connecting to the Wi Fi 802 11b wireless network Raise the antenna for better reception Reset Button For resetting the HomePod unit during an unexpected crash To reset use a paper clip pin to poke into the hole once Same affect as unplugging and re plugging the power cord USB Port For connecting to Flash Memory Stick or USB Hard Drive Optional function Ethernet Port This 10 100Mbps Fast Ethernet Port is for establishing a wired connection with your network If you don t have a wireless network in place you can also connect HomePod to a wired network Power For plugging in the power cord FM Radio Antenna The FM Radio Antenna is a wire extending from withi
23. is complete click the HomePod icon on the left frame to return to the server control frame Press the Start button to 14 activate the Audio Server El Configuration HomePod W MMacsense y PA ibd iTunes Audio Library Es Es E Audio Folders HomePod Music Library Status Running This screen controls the running of the HomePod Audio Server enter a name in the Audio Server field This is the name that refers to all your f shared audio libraries on this computer and it will appear on your HomePod LCO whenever the HomePod audio Server is enabled on this computer Press the Start button to enable the server and Stop to disble ther server Make sure a valid folder path or library path are defined first in the Audio Folders or Tunes Audio Library screens Starting the Audio Server 5 3 Configuring Tunes Audio Library If you are using Apple s Tunes software to manage your audio files then you should select this method as the preferred way of configuring your audio collection so that the HomePod shares the Tunes song and playlist information When you click on the Tunes Audio Library icon on the left side frame you will see a Select icon on the right en HomePod Audio Server HomePod FT Select ei Audio Folders J Users iBook Music iTunes iTunes Music Library xml f E Tunes Audio Library x This screen allows you to define where your iTunes Audio Librar
24. it does not see any of audio servers Connect the Ethernet cable before turning on the HomePod If the Ethernet cable is not connected at boot up time wireless connection will be enabled instead Check to make sure that you have a green light on the HomePod s Ethernet port Check to make sure that the HomePod is getting a proper IP Address by selecting the Settings gt Network Settings item on the main menu The IP will only appear if the HomePod has successfully connected to a wireless network Without it the audio server will not be recognized Make sure that your network has a DHCP server available Make sure the PC Mac that has audio server installed is on the same subnet as the HomePod E g 192 168 1 xxx Make sure the audio server is running If it is not start it If itis stop and restart it HomePod is getting an IP address but it still can not find any audio servers Make sure the audio server is running If it is not start it If it is stop and restart it Make sure that all software firewalls are disabled This includes firewalls that are part of the operating system For Windows XP Open Start gt Settings gt Control Panel gt Network Connections The Network Connections window will open Right click on the network adapter that is in use and select Properties Click the Advanced tab Uncheck the Internet Connection Firewall checkbox and save settings For Mac OS X 10 3 Open System Pre
25. ither check or set from the HomePod The Network Settings menu displays important settings that are crucial to network connection The Speakers item controls the sound coming out of HomePod s build in speakers The menu item toggles On and Off with each press of the key The Contrast item controls the brightness of the LCD Rotate the center dial to turn the contrast value up or down Network Settings Speakers On Contrast 31 Settings Menu The Network Settings Menu opens up screens that facilitate monitoring of network settings on HomePod In the Network Info sub menu you can check the current IP subnet mask gateway IP address of the HomePod Use this information to troubleshoot when your HomePod is having trouble connecting to your network The Set IP Address menu 21 The Way You Were Artists Albums Artists Albums Genres Playlist Use the rotating dial to navigate up and down any list Press the button to select an item in the list or press the 2 button to come out of a list 7 4 2 Functional Buttons To play a song press the button or the button when the song is highlighted on the list To pause a playing song press the 41 button Press GT again to resume play If you are playing a collection of songs such as an album or random play mode press the button to skip to the next To jump to the beginning of a song while it is playing press the CO button If you re using th
26. letion without interrupting the process If your PC already has Java installed and you don t want to upgrade to the latest version then click No When the installation is complete you will see a new C Program Files HomePod Audio Server directory as shown below and a new entry in Start Menu gt Programs gt HomePod gt Audio Server gt HomePod Audio Server f t C Program Files Hom Zen Fie Edit View Favorites Ti O S FIL Address 16 C Program Files Ho Y gt Go W Bw W bin conf lib oma B apps HomePod Uninst isu Audio Se Contents ofthe Windows HomePod Audio Server folder 4 2 Macintosh Installation On the Mac insert the HomePod CD and run the HomePod Audio Server pkg installer 5 HomePod CD Computer A 6 items Zero KB available ReadMe HomePod Audio HomePod Server pkg Uninstall command EN EN FA ka ka 3 vor vor QuickStartGuide pdf User Manual pdf Extras Contents ofthe HomePod CD You will need to have the administrator password in order to proceed with the installation Follow the instructions on screen to complete the installation e Install HomePod Audio Server Welcome to the HomePod Audio Server Installer Macsense Welcome to the HomePod OSX Installer This package will install OSX HomePod Audio Server for Macs HomePod Please read the ReadMe document carefully for the latest info on installation and usage Continue HomePo
27. mp Supported Audio Formats MP3 and Internet Radio currently and upgradeable to AAC WMA WAV and more 40 Software Firmware and desktop software Powered by GLOOTM open media platform GLOO is an open Java based media platform that handles the discovery reguest transfer and control of audio content on HomePod FM radio tuner with 20 preset stations Station name and freguency can be defined by user through web interface Unicode Support for English Spanish French Italian German Hebrew Arabic Chinese Japanese Korean and other languages Specifications subject to change without notice 41 Limited Consumer Warranty Macsense Connectivity Macsense warrants all HomePod products sold Products to be free of defects in material and workmanship subject to the following conditions The duration of Macsense s warranty with respect to Macsense HomePod product is limited to one 1 year from the date of sale to the original consumer purchaser No other express warranties are made with respect to any Product All implied warranties including warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose are limited to the warranty period set forth above The warranty is not transferable and applies only to the original consumer purchaser of the Product Macsense will as its sole obligation under this warranty replace or repair at its option any Product that does not conform to this warranty Under
28. n the unit Elongate the wire to get the best radio reception Headphones Jack For connecting to a standard portable stereo headphone Audio RCA Jacks For connecting to a home stereo system Left and Right jacks need to used at the same time Coaxial Output For connecting to high end digital surround sound system Only one of the other is used SPDIF Output 4 0 Server Software Installation A small server program called HomePod Audio Server must be installed on each computer that contains audio files that you want to play through the HomePod Use the HomePod CD and follow instructions below to complete the software installation 4 1 Windows Installation On the PC insert the HomePod CD and run the HomePod Audio Server gt Setup exe 10 VA Search 7 E so LI HomePod Extras Audio Server La A ya ReadMe txt QuickStartGuid User e pdf Manual pdf HomePod CD Content for PC HomePod Audio Server is based on Java For Windows PC s 98 Me 2000 XP the installer will alert you to install or upgrade Java JRE if you haven t already HomePod Audio Server Requires the Java Runtime Environment HomePod installer will install or upgrade this environment if necessary Would you like to install the Java Runtime Environment Yes No Message alerting JRE installation Click Yes to install Java Runtime Environment JRE into your PC The process may take a few moments Let it run to comp
29. n to locate the directory where you store all your audio files This may be your C My 31 Documents My Music directory or any folder or sub folder with your audio files that you d like to make available to the HomePod When all configurations are done press the Start button to activate the Audio Server To stop the audio server click the Stop button Enter a name for this Library Enter the mp3 directory mp3 Browse Enter the playlist directory m3u Browse Start 9 2 HomePod Audio Server in Shell Command HomePod Audio Server is also available as a GUl less command line that you can run from a command terminal The advantage of having such a version is the ability to host a HomePod Audio Server in professional and residential Linux media servers with no attached monitor and remotely managed by Macs and PCs To get this version of the HomePod Audio Server please write to Tech Support 9 3 Remote Control Utility in Java A Java remote control utility is provided that allows you to control one or multiple HomePods from your Mac PC You can control everything that you can do on the HomePod unit itself The Java remote control utility is handy when you re far away from the HomePod and you d like to centrally control the HomePod all at once The Java remote control utility is named pdaremote jar and is located in the HomePod CD gt Extras gt HomePod Audio Java Server directory Double
30. no circumstances will Macsense be liable for any incidental or consequential damages under this warranty or any implied warranties Macsense will not be responsible for damage resulting from any i deviation from Macsense s operating instructions as printing in Macsense s catalog or on any packaging labels or other literature provided with a Product ii installation of a product in a manner which is inconsistent with Macsense s written instructions iii alteration or modification of a Product iv misuse v neglect vi abuse vii accident viii normal wear and tear ix commercial use x service by anyone other than a Macsense authorized repair facility or xi other improper application installation or operation of the Product 42 Getting Service To obtain warranty service during the first thirty 30 days after the date of purchase you must return the defective Product with the original receipt to the original place of purchase To obtain warranty service during the remainder of the warranty period you must contact Macsense by phone at 650 552 9110 or by fax at 650 552 9250 When contacting Macsense by fax please include a letter detailing your complaint and provide a daytime phone number where you can be reached If further clarification or additional information is required from Macsense you may call us If warranty service is needed at any time during the warranty period the purchaser will be required to furni
31. o ANY and HomePod will automatically detect and connect to the strongest access point in the surrounding area For most users this is the preferred and most convenient setting But if you have multiple access points with different network names around you or if the HomePod somehow is not connecting to the access point of your choice then you will want to specify a network name manually A Network Mode is the topology in which a wireless network is set up An Infrastructure network mode which is the default setting uses one or more access points to form a wireless network This is in contrast to Ad hoc also referred to as Peer to Peer network mode in which two wireless devices communicate with one another without the existence of an access point Ad hoc is useful if you want to connect a HomePod to your computer and listen to its shared library directly without an access point 25 To set the network mode click on the appropriate button In the ad hoc mode the Channel defines the frequency at which HomePod will communicate with the other ad hoc device in this case another computer Both the HomePod and the other computer must operate in the same network name and channel The channel field is not used if the network mode is set at infrastructure To set the channel pull down the list and select a channel from 1 through 14 If the access point has WEP Encryption turned on then HomePods needs to be set with the same encryption
32. op of your computer Log into the HomePod s web config page Click on the Firmware Upgrade tab Click the Browse button Locate the homepod tar zip file on your desktop ona AO N Press the Upgrade button and wait 3 minutes If upgrade is successful you will be prompted with a successful message 7 Reboot HomePod 29 30 9 0 Extras Programs and Utilities HomePods provides extra programs and utilities that you can use on your Mac PC or Linux computers that provide additional functions 9 1 HomePod Audio Server in Java Another pure Java version of the HomePod Audio Server is included on the HomePod CD If you are using Mac OS 9 or a Linux computer where the native version of the HomePod Audio Server is not available you can use the Java version of the server The Java version of the HomePod Audio Server is universally compatible and can also work under Mac OS X and Windows 98 Me 2000 XP as well The Java version is functionally identical to the native servers with the exception of user interface differences The Java version of the HomePod Audio Servers is located in the Extras folder on the HomePod CD Copy the HomePod Audio Java Server folder to the desktop You can move the HomePod Audio Server folder to anywhere in your hard drive as long as you move it as a whole Note HomePod Audio Java Server is Java based and requires that Java already be installed before you initiate the Audio Server in
33. our pads are in place on the base of the unit If these pads are present email us to get free replacement 39 Contacting Macsense For additional information in solving problems with your HomePod contact Macsense Tech Support Technical Support Hours 9am 4 30pm PST Phone 1 800 642 8860 x100 Free Support Email support macsense com Web http www macsense com knowledgebase Register your product online to be informed of the latest product upgrades and promotions http www macsense com registration We upgrade firmware periodically to include support on new functions and bug fixes Remember to check website for the latest updates htip www macsense com homepod Technical Specifications Toshiba TX4926 200MHz CPU 16MB Flash RAM 32MB SDRAM 124x64 pixel graphical back lit blue LCD display Jog shuttle rotating dial 802 11b 11Mbps mini PCI Card with external antenna RJ 45 10 100Base T Ethernet Port Left right and headphone audio outputs Built in stereo speakers Digital coaxial and optical SPDIF ports FM tuner with wire antenna USB 1 1 port host powered Web configurable and upgradeable firmware IR and IrDA ports 18 key remote control Physical Dimensions and Weight Body thickness 3 4 1 9cm 7 W x 5 H x 2 D 17 8 x 12 7 x 5cm 15 3 oz 434g OS Support Mac OS 9 and OS X Windows 98 Me 2000 XP Supported Media Manager Apple iTunes Microsoft MediaPlayer Audio Match Jukebox Nullsoft WinA
34. phone wires or terminals unless the line has been disconnected Avoid using telephone equipment or installing the product during an electrical storm Never install HomePod or any kind of telephone jacks lines network cables or power connections in wet locations Never spill liquid of any kind on HomePod TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 0 Welcome esse EE ii ERG acen 1 2 0 Before You Start sees se ee RE RR RE ER ER RR RE Ee ER RR RAAR RR RE Ee ER RR RE cer 3 2 1 Package Contents esse ee ee ee Re ee ee ee ee ee ee Re ee ee ee ee 3 2 2 System and Other Reduirements ee ee se ee ee ee ee ee 3 3 0 Getting to Know Your HomePod eise se ee ee kk ee Ee AE Ke o 5 3 1 Setting up Your HOMEP OA ees sees se ee ee ee ee ee ke nennen ee ee ee 5 3 2 Front DAE ME riet 6 3 3 Side CONNECHONS ie eise ke enaa ea ipi enn n den onn ee ee AE ee 6 4 0 Server Software InstallatiON esse ee ee RE RR RR RE RE EE ER RE ER RE EE 9 4 1 Windows Installation ee ee ee ee Ge ee ee AR ee ee Re ee ee ee 9 4 2 Macintosh InstallatiON ee ee ee Re ee ee Re ee ee ek Ke ee 10 5 0 Audio Server Control and Configuration esse ee esse ee EE Ee ee 13 5 1 Server Contrdl nennen 14 5 2 Configuring Audio Folders iss ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee Ee Re ee ee ee ee 14 5 3 Configuring iTunes Audio Library eeen 15 6 0 HomePod Setup eise ss sae ee ER RE RR GO Ee Re ER RE RA ocn Ee Ke ER RE Re Gee ee 17 6 1 Wired Setup E
35. rmation for each configuration option Closing the application will minimize the window to the task tray You can double click on the tray icon to open the configuration window again 13 5 1 Server Control Click on the HomePod icon in the left side frame to bring up the main server controls This window allows you to monitor and configure the server settings The Audio Server Name field defines a specific name for your audio collection that will be displayed on the HomePod Examples of some good names are John s Audio Collection Bedroom Collection or Living Room Audio Library Once you have named you audio collection you need to define the contents of your collection There are two ways to define which audio files you want included in your collection by Audio Folders or by Tunes Audio Library Other methods will be added to HomePod Audio Server in the future If you are using Tunes to manage your audio collection proceed to the Configuring Tunes Audio Library section 5 2 Configuring Audio Folders An Audio Folder is any directory that contains audio files such as MP3 files This is the most generic way of configuring the Audio Server to locate your audio files By specifying an Audio Folder all the audio files in that directory including any subdirectories will become part of your collection You can specify more than one Audio Folder and all the contents will be combined into one collected and reco
36. rtant networking and configuration settings for your HomePod Use the H p d tabs at the top to jump to the particular configuration page directly After you have made your Ome Il changes click the Save button at the bottom of the page to save the changes Some settings may require you to restart the HomePod To access the web configuration page Launch your browser and type in the IP address of the HomePod e g if your HomePod s IP address is 192 168 1 3 then type http 192 168 1 3 in your browser to obtain HomePod s IP address navigate to Settings Network Settings Network Info When prompted for a username and password leave username blank and type admin as the password admin is the default password and can be changed after the first time you log into the device Make sure to note your new password if you change it 23 8 1 IP Settings Page This page sets the basic TCP IP settings for your HomePod A HOMEPOD Microsoft Internet Explorer File Edit View Favorites Tools Help GO Hide Address 48 http 192 168 1 7 IP Settings Wireless Settings Miscellaneous Radio Stations Firmware Upgrade TO fP Siriy This page sets the basic TCP IP settings for your HomePod Hostname is useful to identify your HomePod on the network If youmrouter or network server assigns IP Addresses then you should f Bi select Dynamic IP Otherwise select Static IP and enter all the IP information manually After savin
37. s in this manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause interference in which case the user at his own expense will be required to take whatever Measures are necessary to correct the interference Safety Precautions Follow all warnings and instructions marked on the product Slots and openings on the device are provided for ventilation To protect it from overheating these openings must not be blocked or covered Do not use or store HomePod in the environment that exceeds temperature and humidity specifications Do not place HomePod near a radiator or heat register or in a built in installation unless adequate ventilation is provided Before cleaning unplug HomePod from wall outlet Do not use liquid cleansers or aerosol cleansers Use a damp cloth for cleaning Do not place cords or cables where they may be walked on or tripped over Be sure to comply with any applicable local safety standards or regulations General purpose cables are provided with HomePod The use of any other cables or requirements mandated by local authority is user s responsibility Cables attached to devices in different locations with different power sources and grounding may cause hazardous voltage Consult a qualified electronic consultant before installing the product to check if this phenomenon exists and if necessary take corrective action Never touch un insulated tele
38. settings to allow your HomePod to connect to an 802 11b g Wi Fi wireless network 2 HOMEPOD Microsoft Internet Explorer File Edit View Favorites Tools Help 992 2 0 se dEl http 192 168 1 7 TP Settings Wireless Settings Miscellaneous Radio Stations Firmware Upgrade Mia Sosa yo This page enables you to configure basic wireless settings to allow your HomePod to connect to a 802 11b g Wi Fi wireless network Make sure the router SSID is not hidden or set to closed TRC e were RE MOE RE EI EO EE STARE yourHomePod forthe new settings to take effect WiPeless Setting Network Name SSID ANY default is ANY Network Mode O Infrastructure O Ad hoc Channel Number 6 enter 1 14 Use WEP encryption OEnable Disable Encryption bits O64 bit O 128 bit Okey 1 Okey 2 Okey 3 Okey 4 y An n hes reserve vposteo vecenhwer2 2003 Internet Network Name or sometimes referred to as the SSID is the name of the wireless network that HomePod should connect to The network name is defined by the access point Any wireless computers or devices such as HomePod that connect to the same network name will form one network You can find out what the network name is by accessing the web config page of your access point Note For Apple Base Station users and other advance access points make sure the SSID of your access point is not hidden or set to closed network By default the Network Name field is set t
39. sh a sales receipt proof of purchase indicating the date of purchase amount paid and place of purchase Customers who fail to provide such proof of purchase will be charged for the repair of any Product How state law relates to the warranty Some states do not allow limitations on how long implied warranties last or the exclusion or the limitation of incidental or consequential damages So the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you This warranty gives you specific legal rights You may also have other rights that may vary from state to state NO PERSON IS AUTHORIZED BY MACSENSE TO MODIFY OR ADD TO THIS LIMITED WARRANTY Macsense Connectivity 857 Hinckley Road Burlingame CA 94010 U S A www macsense com The Macsense logo and HomePod name are trademarks of Macsense Connectivity GLOO is a trademark of Gloolabs LLC 2004 Macsense Connectivity All rights reserved HC 020304 43
40. stallation For Windows go to Sun s Official Java site to download and install the latest Java runtime Environment JRE release http www java com en download For Macintosh Java VM is built in into the Mac OS X and therefore need not be installed separately For Mac OS 9 users use the installer MRJ 2 2 5 Install smi also available on the HomePod CD If you are using Apple Tunes to manage your music files use ituneslibrary jar as the server program A window with three fields would appear In the first field name your audio collection e g HomePod Music Library or Bedroom Collection In the second field use the Browse button to locate the Tunes Music Library xml file in the Tunes folder and press the Open button Note you re selecting the location of the xml file and not the iTunes Music folder itself When all configurations are done press the Start button to activate the Audio Server The songs will first be indexed as indicated by the progress bar To stop the audio server click the Stop button f 000 GLOO Tunes Library Enter a name for this Library __ Enter the path to your Tunes library xml file Ss If you are not using Apple iTunes run the filesystemlibrary jar as the server A window with three fields would appear In the first field name your audio collection e g Ryan s Music Library or Bedroom Collection In the second field use the Browse butto
41. t based on that category The first item within each category is Play All press again to start playing all the song in the current list You can also scroll to the items below and select a specific song album artists or playlist depending on the category All Might Long All There Is OF Me Baggage Claim Birmingham Tonight Listing Menu The Play Screen is displayed when a song is being played by HomePod This screen gives additional information about the song that is being played In the top left corner it displayed the Genre The second line aligned left displays the Name of the song The third line aligned right is the Artist of the song The forth line aligned left is the Album of the song and alight right is the Track Number of the song in the album Con te Partiro Andrea Bocelli Romanza l The Playing Screen From the main menu you can also select FM Radio to listen to local radio stations The FM Radio screen allows you to tune to your local FM radio stations when you re not listening to your network audio collection Your can define up to 20 preset radio stations so you can jump to them easily using the navigational keys see the Web Configuration section for details To turn the frequency up and down turn the rotating dial clockwise or counter clockwise To jump to the next or previous preset stations use the or buttons 20 FM Radio Screen Settings Menu lists the settings that you can e
42. ting is Never To turn on the System Shutoff function 1 Access the web config page of HomePod 2 Click on the Miscellaneous tab and set the unit System Shutoff time to 15 30 or 60 minutes Click on the Submit button to save the settings 3 Reboot HomePod 27 8 4 Radio Stations Page This page allows you to preset twenty FM radio stations The stations you define here will appear in the FM Radio list on the HomePod A HOMEPOD Microsoft Internet Explorer File Edit View Favorites Tools Help 90 fa IP Settings Wireless Settings Miscellaneous Radio Stations Firmware Upgrade x Preset Radio Stations This page allows you to preset twenty FM radio stations The stations you define here will appear in H p d the FM Radio screen on HomePod Enter the name of the station in the Name field maximum 20 ame D characters you can enter the call letter of a radio station e g KFRC or a short description for the type of music that this station plays e g 80 s Easy Listening Enter the frequency in the es N EE EL OE EE AE raeileealldo mame ret tamesyouatreur OA the FM Radio screen on HomePod No restart of HomePod is necessary TE Radio Stations Name Freguency Name Freguency O1JKGED NPR aas 11 K101 Rock Pop 101 3 02 KCSM All Jazz 91 1 12 KDFC Classical 102 1 03 KBAY Pop 93 3 13 KABL Yester Today 102 9 04 KPFA Independent 94 1 14 KKSF Smooth laz 103 7 05 KYLD wild 94 9 15 KFOG Rock _ 104 5 06
43. work and log into HomePod e g type http 192 168 1 3 in the browser Once you are at the configuration screen go to the Wireless Settings tab and look for the SSID field Change the SSID from the default value of ANY to the exact name of your access point you can get the SSID of your access point by logging into your access point Click Save and then disconnect the Ethernet cable and reboot HomePod In a multi access point environment setting the SSID to match your access point will help HomePod connect to it much more easily If you still have trouble finding an Audio Server refer to the Troubleshooting section in the Appendix section of this manual Also review the Wireless Settings Page details in the Web Configuration section of this manual 18 7 0 HomePod Basic Operation 7 1 Turning HomePod On and Off To turn on the HomePod press and release the Power button You should be prompted with a startup screen that displays HomePod Wireless Audio Services To turn off the HomePod press and hold the Power button for two seconds 7 2 Resetting HomePod In the rare event that HomePod is hung and does not respond to button presses you can reset the unit by poking on the reset button on the left back side of HomePod using a paper clip or you can temporarily unplug the power cord to cycle the power 7 3 HomePod Display Menus HomePod menu system is a tree structure You start at the Main Menu and ev
44. y is located If you are using iTunes to manage your music files then you will want to use this method of sharing When you click on the Select icon you will be prompted for the location of your iTunes Music Library xml file The default location is usually at Users gt Current User gt Music gt iTunes gt The xml file is an index file Documents gt generated by iTunes Only this file is needed for HomePod to know where all your music files are and what category you have defined for them iTunes need not be running when you share your iTunes music library to HomePod After you ve defined the location go back to the HomePod screen to stop and then start the server Configuring iTunes Music Library Click on the Select icon to locate and open the iTunes Music Library xml file in the iTunes folder The xml file contains the complete index to the iTunes Music Library songs and playlists 15 Open PowerPlant Document Application From 2 iTunes E 2 iTunes gt es 4 Music L iTunes Music 15 Tunes Music Library xmi Uy KIC Go to Add to Favorites Cancel ehoose Locating the iTunes xml file To share an iTunes Music Library with the HomePod the iTunes program need not be running After the configuration is complete click the HomePod icon on the left side frame to return to the main server control frame Press the Start button to activate the Audio Server
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