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Advanced Features & Setup

System Management from Setup/Tools

The Setup/Tools menu gives you access to view and control all of the information, preferences, and

system settings of your Qsonix system. Tap on the Toolbox icon on the menu bar and you will be

presented with a series of tabs similar to the illustration below. Each of the tabs allows you to specify

important settings and preferences. Following is an overview of the menu choices. Onscreen help is

also available.

System Control Screen

System Management – From this section you have

access to and control of key system settings,

including system maintenance, screen calibration,

importing of media, screensavers, protected

access, and date/time settings.

Here are descriptions of the settings and options

from the System Management area:

General Tab

Device Name - It is helpful to set up your Qsonix 110 as part of your home network so that internet connection and files

may be shared. To allow your Qsonix 110 to be recognized as a device by your network, give it a name here. Use either

the onscreen keypad or a regular computer keyboard connected to an available USB/Accessory port.

Begin Maintenance- Selecting this button manually initiates maintenance tasks. This is optional. Key maintenance tasks

are performed automatically during inactive periods, such as overnight when the system is not in use.

Whether Maintenance is automatically or manually initiated, the tasks performed include:

 System Updates & Upgrades (downloaded directly to your system as available from the Qsonix network.)

 Volume Leveling – different CDs vary widely in their respective “normal” playback volume, especially “older” vs.

newer CDs. Volume Leveling automatically evens out the volume of the music loaded since the last

maintenance cycle. This automatic feature assures continual smooth and hassle-free playback.

 Media conversion for portable devices

 Updating of Meta-Data- This includes retrieval of additional meta-data such as album art, Tapestry data, and

other data used by the system.

 Database maintenance – Occasional system house-keeping and database re-indexing

TIP: you can always get on-screen help by touching the ? icon next to the field you’re

interested in.

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