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Contents network receiver

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Welcome

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Two S208s for one receiver ................ 12

Lithium battery information ................. 12

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Keep the number of charging cycles to

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Store in a cool environment ............... 16

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Speakers and outputs .........................21

Power cable .......................................... 21

LAN/WLAN connection ....................... 21

Headphone operation .......................... 22

FM/ DAB+ .............................................. 23

CD player via CD-Link .......................... 23

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Status .................................................... 37

Unpairing devices ................................ 38

Audio format ......................................... 39

Basic volume ........................................ 39

Quick Connect ...................................... 40

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Adjusting levels .................................... 43

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

WLAN status ........................................ 44

IP Settings ............................................ 45

WLAN Settings ..................................... 45

Network Restart ................................... 45

MAC Address ....................................... 45

Quick start function ............................. 45

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Remote access ....................................48

Auto Standby ........................................ 48

USB supply ........................................... 49

Clock ...................................................... 49

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Main menu

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Last

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Queue

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Creating a Queue ................................. 55

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Podcasts ...............................................60

TIDAL ..................................................... 61

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Comfort functions................................. 67

Playback display .................................. 68

Error display .......................................... 68

USB/ iPod

USB/ iPodUSB/ iPod

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USB ........................................................ 69

iPod ...................................................... 69

iPod selection ..................................... 70

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Deactivating the alarm clock .............75

Switching the alarm clock off ............76

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B. Waiting for the network .......... 84

C. Switching the device off ......... 84

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DNS .......................................................85

LAN ........................................................ 85

Gateway ................................................ 85

Client .....................................................86

DHCP ..................................................... 86

IP Address ............................................ 86

MAC Address ....................................... 86

NAS .......................................................86

Power Line – LAN................................ 86

Proxy Server ......................................... 86

Router (WLAN Router) ........................ 87

Server .................................................... 87

SSID ....................................................... 87

UPnP- AV ............................................... 87

WLAN .................................................... 88

WPA ......................................................88

WEP ....................................................... 88

Wi- Fi ...................................................... 88

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Introduction network receiver

3

Welcome

Welcome Welcome

The Second generation Revox S119 and

S120 network receivers not only combine

elegant streaming technology with an

audiophile HighEnd output, they also

form the bridge from sophisticated CD

player integration right up to the latest

apt echnology.X-standard Bluetooth t

With Software 2.3 the music service

TIDAL is directly integrated in the device.

When you see the compact construction, it

is easy to forget that there are full-blown

torodial transformers and heavy duty

power supplies at work in the network

receivers, so that if required, up to 240

watts (S120) are available at the speaker

terminals. Combined with the DSP

professional speakers and space

correction, you, in the company of your

Revox speakers, will reach a musical

zenith, which need fear no comparison

with its peers.

For the benefit of audiophile music

lovers, Revox deliberately avoided the

use of fans. So that nonetheless, the

S119/ 12S 0 can keep a cool head, even

when the temperatures outside top the

40°C mark, a heat coupler has been

used. This aluminium heat pipe

dissipates the heat away from the

network processor over a gold-plated

coating on a large area of copper. The

heat can then escape from the inside of

the housing through the convection

openings. In this way, we achieve a

processor temperature that is lower by

up to 30°C, which impacts positively on

the processor stability and ensures a

long working life.

In order to keep the operation on a par

with the sophisticated technology, a lot

of time and effort was invested in the

detail of the optional remote control. You

will feel it and see it.

The Apps S232 (for iOS) and S235 (for

Android) allow additionally the control of

your Joy receiver by means of your

smart phone / tablet and thus browse

thousands of music tracks.

This product innovation from Revox

stands out as a true system for life,

thanks to its legendary robustness and

longevity, which the brand is known for

throughout the world.

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S119/ S120

S119/ S120 S119/ S120

Front panel

Front panelFront panel

As well as housing the multi-colour

status LED, the front panel of the

receiver also conceals a radio module

for the bidirectional data traffic with the

optional S208 remote control as well as

the Bluetooth receiver. The receiver is

controlled either using the S208 Remote

control or the S232 Apple App or the

S235 for Android devices.

Front view of the S119 network receiver

Advice about the in

Advice about the inAdvice about the installatio

stallatio

stallatiostallation location

n location

n locationn location

As the radio module is located directly

behind the glass panel on the front of the

unit, the S119/S120 should be installed so

that it is aligned in the direction of the

remote control. This guarantees the

maximum distance for operating use the

S208. Walls and ceilings, particularly

those made out of brick or concrete

(with reinforcement), significantly

reduce the distance.

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Display colours: Status LED

Display colours: Status LED Display colours: Status LED

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In this standby mode, all functions,

with the exception of the radio

module, are deactivated.

Power consumption: < 6 0. W*

Lig

LigLight

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blue

blueblue 

Qui

QuiQuicks

cks

cksckstart

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n [on]

n [on]n [on]:

Unit is in standby mode. If the

Quickstart function is activated, the

network processor is switched on

permanently. This significantly reduces

the switch-on phase, as the

connection to the network doesn't

have to be built up again. All other

sub-assemblies, such as the audio

signal processing or the outputs,

including the main transformer are

switched off, as with normal standby

mode. Quickstart mode is also a

requirement, in order to be able to

control the receiver with a network-

based Revox App

App

AppApp

S232 /

S232 /S232 / S235

S235

S235 S235.

The Quickstart function is

automatically activated in the CD Link

combination with the Joy CD player.

Power consumption: approx. 4.0 W*

Through the “internal - Joy” Setup

setting, the USB input also supports the

loading of external devices, e.g. iPhone

in standby mode.

* without USB feed

Gr

GrGreen

een

eeneen  (flashing)

After switching on at the power switch,

the status LED flashes green for about 10

seconds. During this time, the S208 remote

control can be paired/ synchronised with

the receiver, i.e. these two devices can be

connected with each other, functionally.

You will find the necessary steps for this

procedure explained in the

S208 Remote

control

chapter.

Red

RedRed  (flashing)

A non-defined fault has occurred. If

necessary, switch the unit off and on

using the power switch.

Red

RedRed  (permanent)

The timer in the network receiver is

active. This can be the case, for example,

if the function is activated, timer with

which the receiver switches itself on

automatically after a certain time.

Wh

WhWhite

ite

iteite 

The receiver is in operation.

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S119/ S120 Connection panel

S119/ S120 Connection panelS119/ S120 Connection panel

USB

USB USB information

Revox recommends that you only use the

USB connection for data carriers up to

32 GB as with large data quantities, the

reading time increases greatly or it can

be impossible to record data. With a

large music collection, we recommend

using a network hard disc (NAS) with an

UPnP service e.g. the Revox S37 audio

server with integrated rip function.

DAB+/ FM

DAB+/ FM DAB+/ FM co

co

cocombi

mbi

mbimbiner

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nerner

information

A DAB+/FM combiner is needed for the

parallel reception of DAB and FM signals

through the tuner module's F socket. In

this way, the two inputs, FM (87.5 - 108

MHz) and DAB+ (174 - 230 MHz), are

combined onto a joint HF output. Revox

offers an optimised FM/DAB combiner

under the order

order

order order number 1.561.091.01

number 1.561.091.01

number 1.561.091.01number 1.561.091.01.

Please take note of the connection

information on the following pages.

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1

1 1 Switch off Power switch Press and hold the Factory button. Switch thethe via S119/ S120 –

device back on with the power switch. Release the Factory button after 5 seconds

2

2 2

SPDIFF Sampling rate 48 kHz for Aux1/2; 96 kHz SPDIFF (all other sources)

The Output Digital is permanently active and is not muted with the output.

Explanation of the connections

Explanation of the connectionsExplanation of the connections

Name

NameName

Fu

FuFunction

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nctionnction

AC Power

Power cable connection (class 2 with ground cable) The

voltage definition [V~] on the unit label must be adhered to.

Aux 1 / Aux 2 Analogue audio inputs, max. input voltage: 2.0 V pp

CD- - -Link Control audio connection to the Joy CD Player. RJ45 plug.

Coax 1 / Coax 2 Digital audio inputs through coaxial cable (SPDIFF, max. 192 kHz)

DAB+/FM

Antenna input (F socket) for the FM/DAB module.

Optimised for cable reception.

Factory

1

11

Reset button for restoring factory defaults. Can be activated

using a paper clip.

Loudspeaker (Right + Left) Speaker connection / Impedance: at least 4Ω

Network

RJ45 network connection for wired audio streaming (iRadio,

NAS) and for App control

Power switch

Power switch no power consumption when in off position-

Please note: If the power cable is connected, certain internal

switching areas are live, even if the switch is in the off position.

Optical 1/ Optical 2

Digital audio inputs through fibre optic – TOSLink

(SPDIFF, max. 96 kHz)

Output Analog

Controlled analogue audio output (e.g. for headphone operation,

external amplifier) – see also chapter

Preout,

page 47

Output Digital

2

22

- Digital audio output over coaxial cable (potential free)

Output Sub

(Subwoofer)

Controlled analogue audio output for active subwoofer

 Pilot signal for subwoofer wakeup available in the S119/S120

basic settings

Start up

Start button for start up from the standby state. Quick Start -

function is activated for permanent control through an App.

USB / iPod / iPhone

USB B input for the USB memory stick (< 32 GB ) or iPod/iPhone

connection.

Wi- Fi

WLAN antenna connection for wireless audio streaming

(iRadio, NAS) and App control, supplied with the unit

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S208

S208 S208 Remote control

Remote control

Remote controlRemote control

The optional S208 Remote control offers

you the optimum way to control the

S119/S120 network receiver. All

information is displayed clearly on the

TFT colour display, through the bi-

directional wireless connection.

Additionally, the control of third-party

devices with an IR Code can be

integrated through a database. The

remote control is configured using the

free of- -charge

S208 EasyCreator

PC

software that can be downloaded from

the Revox homepage.

Initial operation

Initial operationInitial operation

The remote control battery should be

charged up for at least 3 hours before

you start to use it. Please refer to Page

15 of this User manual for information on

how to do this.

The charger supplied with the remote

control is used to charge the lithium ion

battery in the S208.

The operation of the S119/S120 using the

S208 Remote control is described in the

next chapter. The setting options of the

remote itself, such as the background

colour of the display, are defined in the

S208. On the other hand, the menus and

setting options that affect the network

receiver itself depend on the

corresponding device. As a result, the

description is split between the S208 and

the S119/S120.



One S208 control

One S208 control

One S208 controlOne S208 controls several recei

s several recei

s several receis several receivers

vers

versvers

Up to 24 network receivers can be

controlled with one S208 Remote control.

However, it can only communicate or

have a wireless connection with one

receiver at a time. If a connection to a

second receiver is established (

Select

device

hotkey), the connection to the

first receiver is automatically closed.



Two S208s for one recei

Two S208s for one recei

Two S208s for one receiTwo S208s for one receiver

ver

verver

If you are using several S208 remotes, it

should be noted that one receiver can

only have a wireless connection to one

remote controller at a time. If for

example, there is already a connection

to remote control 1

1

11 2

2

22, remote control

cannot establish a connection to the

receiver. Remote control 2

2

22 can only

establish a connection once remote

control 1

1

11 has ended the connection to

the receiver with the button or has

established a connection to another

receiver.

Lit

LitLithium

hium

hiumhium batt

batt

batt battery in

ery in

ery inery infor

for

forformati

mati

matimation

on

onon

The remote control, with the battery in it,

should not be exposed to sources of

great heat such as the direct rays of the

sun or to fire. Please also read the

information concerning the disposal of

this product in the Appendix at the end

of this User manual.

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S208 Overview

S208 OverviewS208 Overview

network receiver Presentation

14

Explanation of the Remote control

Explanation of the Remote controlExplanation of the Remote control

Butt

ButtButton

on

onon

Fu

FuFunction w

nction w

nction wnction with S1

ith S1

ith S1ith S119/S

19/S

19/S19/S120 net

120 net

120 net120 network

work

workwork receive

receive

receive receiver

r

r r

(not IR operation)

Switch S119/S120 off

hotkey to switch between/switch on network receivers and IR devices.

Menu-dependant option buttons (number input -

:

::

lower/upper case)

Main menu with source selection (radio, USB, local sources, etc...)

Access to (basic) settings. Shor

Shor

ShorShort

t

tt press: S119/S120 settings (only if there is

already a connection to the receiver) Lo

Lo

LoLong

ng

ngng press: S208 settings

Displays the information screen about the currently selected source

Adds the track that is currently playing to the

My music

list

Calls the

My music

list

Quit menu / Up one level / Back

Change zone. Displays all available zones

Displays the source's Home menu, e.g. radio, music server, ...

Confirm / Accept / Select

Right-Left / Decrease Increase / Delete Cursor to the right - -

Up- - Down / Decrease Increase

Volume control. Volume level can be set from 0 to 40. Comfort up volume*start-

Mute mute/ Un- (only loudspeakers, subwoofer output) **

Decrease-Increase / Down- Up

Stop

Short:

Track down up / Down- -Up

Long:

fast forward/ - backward

Record [currently without function]

Play

Pause

Digits 0- -Z - 9 / Letters A and direct access to the MyMusic entries 1 10 (s.p. 56)

Start/end SHUFFLE

Start/end REPEAT (track/all)

* I f the volume is set to a level higher than [Vol 20] when it is switched off, a

lower volume level [Vol 10] is used when the device is switched on again.

** Preout will be controlled according to the headphone setting

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Charging the battery

Charging the batteryCharging the battery

The S208 remote control has a

rechargeable lithium ion battery that can

be charged using either the supplied

charger or a mini- USB connection.

Use the charger with the supplied USB

cable and the pluggable power supply.

Insert the S208 vertically in the charger

cradle (Step 1) and then let it slope

backwards (step 2). This ensures that

there is good contact between the 4 gold

contact-connections on the charging

cradle and the remote control.

Alternatively, the charger can also be

connected to the network receiver's

USB output if this is not needed for any

other purpose. In this case, the

pluggable power supply is not required.

Charging co

Charging coCharging control /

ntrol /

ntrol /ntrol / status d

status d

status d status display

isplay

isplayisplay

- Battery is being charged

do not interrupt the charging process

Battery is fully charged -

charging process can be ended

Battery full

Battery almost empty

Battery empty please recharge-

The USB pluggable power supply

consumes no power

no power

no powerno power [0.0W] when the

S208 Remote control is not in the

charging cradle.

Connecting

ConnectingConnecting charger

charger

charger charger to the po

to the po

to the poto the power suppl

wer suppl

wer supplwer supply

y

yy

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Battery care

Battery careBattery care

Ke

KeKeep the

ep the

ep theep the numb

numb

numb number of ch

er of ch

er of cher of chargi

argi

argiarging cy

ng cy

ng cyng cycles

cles

clescles to a

to a

to a to a

mi

miminimum

nimum

nimumnimum

The working life of lithium ion battery is a

largely determined by the number of

times it is charged, irrespective of

whether it is charged from 90% to 100%

or from 10% to 100%. For this reason, it

makes sense to charge the remote only

once the charge-level display is showing

[Almost empty] or [Empty]. This will

lengthen the working life of the battery

with the same number of charging

cycles.

Store in a cool envi

Store in a cool enviStore in a cool environment

ronment

ronmentronment

If possible, don't place or keep the

remote control in warm or hot locations,

e.g. on a window sill or other places that

get hot. At temperatures above 40°C, the

rate of self-discharge increases and

irreversibly shortens the overall working

life and capacity. Particularly if the

remote control is not going to be used

for several weeks, it should be kept in a

cool location with the battery at 50% to

80% charge.

Tot

TotTotal d

al d

al dal disc

isc

iscischarg

harg

hargharge pr

e pr

e pre protec

otec

otecotection

tion

tiontion

The S208 remote control has a total

discharge protection feature that

switches the battery that provides its

power off, as soon as this is completely

discharged either through usage or

through longterm storage. Once the S208

is in this state, it no longer reacts to

button-presses. In this case, the remote

control has to be completely recharged

using the charger or the USB

connection. This takes at least 3 hours.

Useful facts: Revox Joy radio system

Useful facts: Revox Joy radio systemUseful facts: Revox Joy radio system

The transmitting power of the S208

remote control and the receiver unit in

the Joy device is in the μW or mW range,

depending on the data traffic. Is the S208

in standby mode, there is even no radio

communications between the devices -

no polling at short intervals.

The S119 / S120 is the off-mode only in a

receiving mode, which means that he

"hears" only, whether data for him are

sent. No active sending.

Conclusion: The Revox Joy receiver

behaves exemplary in electric smog.

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S208 Basic

S208 Basic S208 Basic settings

settings

settingssettings

The Basic settings for the S208 are

called up by pressing and holding the

button for > 2 seconds.

Then, you can select from the following

basic settings:



 Remote co

Remote co

Remote coRemote control

ntrol

ntrolntrol





Select de

Select deSelect device

vice

vicevice





Change zone

Change zoneChange zone





Inf

InfInformat

ormat

ormatormation

ion

ionion

Star

StarStart pair

t pair

t pairt pairing

ing

inging

You can make your inputs and selections

in the individual menus using the

navigation buttons, OK and the number

pad.

 - Decrease / Delete Increase

 - Up Down

OK Confirm

0-9 Direct input of numbers/letters

- Uppercase Lowercase



 Remote control

Remote control

Remote controlRemote control

Name [Re:contr

Name [Re:contrName [Re:control S208]

ol S208]

ol S208]ol S208]

Time: Hours (0

Time: Hours (0Time: Hours (0-

-

--

23)

23) 23) [13]

[13]

[13][13]

Time: Hours (0

Time: Hours (0Time: Hours (0-

-

--

59)

59) 59) [45]

[45]

[45][45]

Stand

StandStand-

-

-- -

-

--

by (

by (by (0

0

00 300)

300)

300) 300) [60]

[60]

[60][60]

Time in c

Time in cTime in cradle

radle

radle radle

[O

[O[On]

n]

n]n]





We

WeWeekday

ekday

ekdayekday





Bri

BriBright

ght

ghtghtness

ness

nessness





Ba

BaBackgr

ckgr

ckgrckground

ound

oundound colour

colour

colour colour





Ho

HoHotkey

tkey

tkeytkeys

s

s s





Change language

Change languageChange language





Rename dev

Rename devRename device

ice

iceice





Del

DelDelete

ete

eteete dev

dev

dev device

ice

iceice





Add zone

Add zoneAdd zone





Del

DelDelete

ete

eteete zone

zone

zone zone





Transport

TransportTransport lock

lock

lock lock

Name [Re:contr

Name [Re:contrName [Re:control S208]

ol S208]

ol S208]ol S208]

Editing options for the remote control's

name, which is displayed in the

Home

menu.

Time: Hours (0

Time: Hours (0Time: Hours (0-

-

--

23)

23) 23) [13]

[13]

[13][13]

Time: Hours (0

Time: Hours (0Time: Hours (0-

-

--

59)

59) 59) [45]

[45]

[45][45]

Time setting in hours and minutes, in

case there is no connection to the

network through the receiver. Otherwise,

the time is updated over the network

(Internet).

Stand

StandStand-

-

-- -

-

--

by (

by (by (0

0

00 300)

300)

300) 300) [60]

[60]

[60][60]

Timeout in seconds until the remote

control, not the receiver, switches to

standby. A longer timeout shortens the

battery life accordingly.

network receiver Configuration

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Time in cradle [On] / [Off]

The S208 Remote

control can display

the current time

[On], when it is in

the charging cradle

in standby mode.

The timeout until

the time is shown,

depends on the

Stand-by

- (0 300s) setting. The power

consumption while the time is being

displayed and while trickle charging is

happening (battery 100% charged), is

0,8W.

There is no time display if charging (fast /

trickle charging) is done directly through

the USB socket.

 Weekday

Weekday selection, which appears as an

abbreviation (Mo, Tu, We ...) in the status

bar at the bottom of the display. This is

also important for the receiver's alarm

clock function.

 Brightness

The TFT colour display can be operated

at three different brightness settings,

low

/

medium

/

high

, as well as in

automatic

mode In this case, the

integrated brightness sensor (see S208

overview) measures the ambient

brightness and adjusts the background

lighting accordingly.

 The brighter the background lighting

selection, the shorter the battery life.

 Background colour

Five colours are available as background

colour:

Dark grey / Walnut / Blue / Red /

Moss green.

On the one hand, this gives

you the option of choosing a colour that

matches your personal preference but it

also makes it easier to differentiate

between them, if several remotes are

being used.

 Hotkeys

Four hotkeys are available per

Zone/Room that can have network

receivers or IR devices assigned to them

from the list of available devices.

Network receivers are integrated into

this list by being paired with the S208. IR

devices are integrated through the S208

EasyCreator PC program. You can now

assign these devices to the hotkeys in

the corresponding zones through the

hotkey menu. This function is also

available in the

S208 EasyCreator

PC

program.

 Change language

Here, you can select the remote

control's menu language. You can

choose between: English, German,

French, Italian, Spanish, Dutch.

Note

When changing the menu language My

My

My My

Mus

MusMusic

ic

icic entries of Internet radio stations

are no longer valid, since the Internet

radio service for the new language has a

new address. In this case the entries of

My Music

My MusicMy Music need to be created newly.

Other categories of , such as

My

MyMy Music

Music

Music Music

USB or audio server, remain still valid

when changing the menu language.

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 Rename device

This menu allows you to change the

names of all devices that are currently

available in the remote control. This

function is also available in the

S208

EasyCreator

PC program.

 Delete device

Devices can be deleted through this

menu. Deleted IR devices can only be

added back in again using

S208

EasyCreator

. Network receivers can be

made available again through the remote

control's pairing process.

 Add zone

Zones can be added and named through

this menu. In the simplest case, a

Zone/Room consists of one network

receiver or one IR device. Combinations

are also possible of course. This function

is also available in the

S208 EasyCreator

PC program.

 Rename zone

This menu allows you to change the

names of all zones that are currently

available in the remote control. This

function is also available in the

S208

EasyCreator

PC program.

 Delete zone

Zones that have been created can be

deleted through this menu. A deleted

zone can be added back in again either

through the

Add zone

option in the S208

menu or through

S208 EasyCreator

.

 Transport lock

The motion detector is disabled when

the transport lock option is activated, so

that if you are transporting the S208 by

car, for example, it won't remain

permanently switched on and discharge

the battery. The transport lock option is

activated with the OK button. Pressing

any other button deactivates the

t ransport lock again.

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

 Select device

Select device

Select deviceSelect device

You select a device that is available in

the remote control and that you want to

control, through this menu. All devices

are listed here, irrespective of whether

they are assigned to a zone or not. The

devices can be S119/S120 network

receivers or third party devices that are -

controlled by infrared (IR).

S119/S120 network receivers are added

to the device list through the pairing

process.

IR devices are added to the device list

through the

S208 EasyCreator

PC

program.



 Change zone

Change zone

Change zoneChange zone

This menu enables you to change to or

call up another zone. This function can

also be called directly through the

button.



 Information

Information

Information Information

This menu gives you various details such

as serial number, software states or the

number of integrated devices.

The USB login is also done through this

menu of the S208 is to be configured

through the

S208 EasyCreator

PC

program. For this purpose, a USB

connection (USB Mini <-> USB B) is set

up between the remote control and a PC

running Windows. Then, the red button

is pressed in the Information

menu. This initiates the S208 connection.

If connection is successful, "Connected"

appears in the S208 display.



 Start

Start

Start Start P

P

PPairing

airing

airingairing

Ba

BaBackgr

ckgr

ckgrckground

ound

oundound inf

inf

inf informat

ormat

ormatormation

ion

ionion to p

to p

to p to pair

air

airairing

ing

inging

A fixed communication must be created

for the bidirectional wireless connection

between the S208 remote control and

the network receiver, in order that they

can communicate securely with each

other again after a restart or power

outage. This is also necessary because

there may be several network receivers

and remote controls in one system. The

exchange of information for the purpose

of uniquely identifying the devices is

called Pairing. An S208 remote control

can be deployed for the control of

several network receivers and as a

result can also be paired with several

network receivers.

Pa

PaPairin

irin

iriniring proc

g proc

g procg process

ess

essess

To prepare for the pairing of an S208 and

S119/S120, switch the network receiver

off at the power switch and wait until the

status LED on the front panel has gone

out. If you now switch the receiver back

on, the LED flashes green  for about 10

seconds. During this time, you have the

chance to start the pairing process

[Start Pairing], using the OK button. Once

a network receiver is recognised, its

name appears in the S208 display. Now

the name and the preferred hotkeys can

be selected. This completes the pairing

process.

Configuration network receiver

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First contact

First contactFirst contact

Various connections have to be made

before setting up your S119/S120 for the

first time.

Speakers an

Speakers anSpeakers and outpu

d outpu

d outpud outputs

ts

tsts

Use cables with sufficient cross section

profile to connect your speakers to the

S119/S120.

The Revox recommendation:

Length 0 - 5 m: min. 2.5 mm

2 / AWG 13

Length 5 - 10 m: min. 4.0 mm

2 / AWG 11

Each speaker must have an impedance

of at least 4 . You must ensure that all Ω

the cable strands are located correctly

in the speaker connection terminal and

that no individual strand is touching

another connector or has contact with

the S119/S120 housing.

Fully-insulated banana plugs provide an

elegant solution for making speaker

connections. The screw connectors

must be fully tightened to ensure a

secure contact.

Ensure correct polarity when connecting

the cables in order to ensure perfect

stage sound reproduction. Crossed

polarity doesn't cause any damage to

the speaker or the amplifier, but it leads

to an imprecise and somewhat diffused

sound picture that is weak in the bass

ranges.

Pow

PowPower c

er c

er cer cabl

abl

ablable

e

ee

Only use the power cable supplied by

Revox. It must also be ensured that the

voltage value printed on the type plate

corresponds to the available mains

voltage. If required, the S119/S120 can

be reconfigured for a different mains

voltage. This should however only be

done by an authorised specialist dealer.

LAN/WLAN connec

LAN/WLAN connecLAN/WLAN connection

tion

tiontion

The S119/S120 network receiver is

designed for network-based functions,

such as playing Internet radio or as a

streaming client for your music library

that is located on a network hard drive.

The receiver needs access to your

network for these functions. This can be

done preferably through a wired LAN

connection, using the supplied RJ45

network cable or wirelessly through a

WLAN.

The reason for preferring a wired LAN

connection to a WLAN connection is its

reduced susceptibility to failures and the

option of being able to transmit high-

resolution audio formats (≥ 96 kHz)

without any interruptions. If a LAN

connection is used, the WLAN function

is switched off. In this case, the supplied

WLAN antenna is not needed. The

wireless connection to the S208 remote

control is done through the radio module

integrated in the glass front panel, which

is independent of the WLAN.

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Headphone ope

Headphone opeHeadphone operation

ration

rationration

It is possible to use headphones with the

Joy receiver. Instead of the common 3,5

mm jack bush you can use the pre-out

RCA socket of the S119/S120 receiver,

which thanks to its powerful output is

capable of driving headphones as well

as external amplifiers. It is possible to

operate headphones with low (16 - 80 Ω)

and high (250 ) impedance.- 600 Ω

The pre out is always active, even when -

the loudspeaker output inclusive of the

sub out is muted by the

Mute

button.

During the muted mode the volume

function will be maintained to control the

volume of the headphones. Each mute

activity is acknowledged by a short fade-

out of the pre out signal.- See also page

47.

Connection via adapter „RCA-jack

bush“, e.g.

Cordial CFY 0,3 YCC

Direct connection via adapter „RCA-

phone jack“, e.g.

Cordial CFY 3 WCC

.

Headphone operation via external

headphone amplifier.

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FM/ DAB+

FM/ DAB+FM/ DAB+

As an option, the Joy Receiver can be

ordered with a DAB+/FM module or it

can have one fitted retrospectively.

If only one of the two reception methods

is required, the antenna signal can be

fed directly into the F socket on the rear

of the device as shown by the dotted line

in the graphic on the right.

A DAB+/FM switch is needed for the

parallel reception of DAB and FM signals

through the tuner module's F socket. In

this way, the two inputs, FM (87.5 - 108

MHz) and DAB+ (174 - 230 MHz), are

combined onto a joint HF output, as

shown by the solid line in the graphic on

the right. Revox offers an optimised

FM/DAB switch under the

or

ororder n

der n

der nder number

umber

umberumber

1.561.097.01.

1.561.097.01.1.561.097.01.

CD pl

CD plCD player

ayer

ayerayer via CD

via CD

via CD via CD-

-

--Li

Li

LiLink

nk

nknk

If you own a Joy CD player, these can

easily be integrated into the Joy system.

To do this, you simply have to connect

the CD player to the Joy Receiver using

the RJ45 patch cable that is supplied

with the CD player. Both the symmetrical

audio data and the control data are

digitally exchanged over the connection

cable. No further connections are

necessary.

Only high quality CAT6A or CAT7 patch

cables with double screening should be

used as alternatives. Please refer also to

Page 38.

network receiver Configuration

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Your

YourYour net

net

net network

work

workwork

The following description for the cabling

and the setup of the S119/S120 makes

the assumption that there is a

functioning network with router available

and that the network is operational.

If you have any questions about the

setup and configuration of your network

or Internet access, please refer to your

System administrator or an IT specialist

of your choosing.

WLA

WLAWLAN W

N W

N WN Wirel

irel

irelireless

ess

ess ess comm

comm

commcommuni

uni

uniunicatio

catio

catiocation

n

nn

An access point is required for the

wireless communication between the

S119/S120 and the router. This can be an

external unit or it can be integrated in

the WLAN router.

Int

IntInterne

erne

erneernet Rad

t Rad

t Radt Radio

io

ioio

If you want to use the S119/S120 to

receive Internet radio, there must be a

broadband Internet access to the router.

Setting up the Internet access may

involve further costs. The management

and use of the Revox Internet Radio

Portal is free charge and already -of-

included in the purchase price.

The first Step

The first StepThe first Step -

-

- -

Establishing the connection to the network

Establishing the connection to the networkEstablishing the connection to the network

Configuration network receiver

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All the functions of the S119/S120

network receiver are controlled through

the S208 remote control. Through the bi-

directional wireless connection, the S208

can display content and operating state,

keeping you up to date at all times.

Control is not just limited to one network

receiver. Actually, up to 24 receivers can

be controlled.

To make this possible, each network

receiver has to be "introduced" to the

remote control one time. This is called

pairing.

The S208 remote control can only

communicate or have a wireless

connection with one receiver at a time. If

a connection to a second receiver is

established, the connection to the first

receiver is automatically closed.

The picture below shows the pairing

process between the S208 and a

network receiver. You will find an exact

description of this process on the next

page.

The first Step

The first StepThe first Step -

-

- -

Establishing the connection to the remote control using pa

Establishing the connection to the remote control using paEstablishing the connection to the remote control using pairing

iring

iringiring

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26

Once all connections are in place, the

network receiver can be switched on

using the power switch.

After switching on, the green  status

LED on the front panel flashes for about

10 seconds. Pairing between the

network receiver and an S208 remote

control can be carried out during this

green phase. In the case of a combi-

package consisting of network receiver

and S208 remote control, Revox will

already have carried out the pairing. You

can switch the S119/S120 on directly by

pressing the hotkey on the remote

control with the name S119 or S120. In

the example on the right, that would be

hotkey A

A

AA.

Car

CarCarryin

ryin

ryinrying out

g out

g outg out a pair

a pair

a pair a pairing

ing

ing ing w

w

wwith

ith

ith ith a new

a new

a newa new S208

S208

S208 S208

In the case of a new S208 remote control

that has not been paired, the pairing

process is started by confirming the

Start Pairing option during the green

phase . Now, the S208 tries to connect

to the network receiver. If one is

recognised, it transmits its name to the

S208. This can now be edited and

assigned at a later stage to a hotkey.

This successfully completes the pairing

process and the receiver is

automatically switched on.

If the battery icon is already visible

on the S208 or if there is no display at all,

the battery needs to be charged - see

Chapter

Charging the battery

.

The first step

The first step The first step -

-

- -

Establishing the connection to the remote control

Establishing the connection to the remote controlEstablishing the connection to the remote control

Configuration network receiver

27

While the connection is being

established to the network, "

Pl

PlPlease

ease

ease ease

wa

wawait...

it...

it... it...

Cur

CurCurrent

rent

rentrently s

ly s

ly sly starti

tarti

tartitarting

ng

ng ng up

up

upup" appears in

the display. Then, the S208 Home

Home

HomeHome menu,

with the sources is displayed. Sources

identified with a are sources that are

available or present. n the other hand, O

indicates that these sources are

currently not yet available or cannot be

reached. In the example on the right,

there is a connection to (Internet) radio.

A USB device (iOS products/USB

memory) or a music server (NAS) on the

other hand has not been identified or is

not available.

The local inputs are always available

even if they are not being used or have

not been assigned.

The first item, "Last listened to" stores the

last 40 sources or paths to have been

selected. These can be Internet radio

stations or tracks from a USB mass

storage. Local inputs are not taken into

account. When the system is first setup,

this folder is of course empty.

This completes the first steps. In order to

be able take full advantage of the quality

and comfort functions of the Revox

network receiver, we would invite you to

get to know all the details and nuances

through our User manual.

Start screen

Home menu

You can now make your choice at the

remote control, through the four

navigation buttons and the OK button.

First steps

First stepsFirst steps in the

in the

in the in the Main menu

Main menu

Main menuMain menu

network receiver Configuration

28

Radio not available!?

Radio not available!?Radio not available!?

If Internet radio is not available to you, it

was probably not possible to establish

an Internet connection. There can be

several reasons for this.

• The network cable to the router is not

plugged in or a crossover network

cable has been used.

• As a factory setting, the S119/S120 is

set to DHCP, which means that it gets

its IP address automatically from the

router. DHCP must therefore be

possible and/or activated in the

router settings. If this is not wanted,

the receiver can also be assigned a

fixed IP address. See Chapter

Network settings

• The firewall is blocking access.

See Chapter

NETWORK QUESTIONS / TIPS

• WLAN connection. The WLAN

antenna at the receiver / the WLAN

router is not available. The WLAN

function is deactivated at the router or

the router is switched off.

See Chapter

Network settings

and

WLAN status

.

The main menu is called by pressing

the Home button on the S208.

You will find more information about

setting up and operating the network

receiver in the two main chapters

"Settings" and "Operation".

Configuration network receiver

29

S119/

S119/S119/S120

S120

S120S120 Basic

Basic

Basic Basic settin

settin

settinsettings

gs

gs gs

The Ba

Ba

BaBasi

si

sisic set

c set

c setc settin

tin

tintings

gs

gsgs menu offers all those

settings that are not needed every day,

e.g. automatic switch off, speaker -

selection or renaming of the device.

The S119/S120 receiver must have a

wireless connection to the S208 in order

for basic settings to be made and it must

have been selected as a device, e.g.

over the corresponding hotkey.

Now press the Setup button and

select the option Basic settings

Basic settings

Basic settingsBasic settings in the

Dev

DevDevice

ice

iceice menu. Confirming your choice

with the OK

OK

OKOK button opens the Basic

settings menu.

Then, you can select from the following

basic settings:





Spe

SpeSpeaker

aker

akeraker

S

SS

etup

etupetup





FM

FM FM Tuner

Tuner

TunerTuner *

*

* *





DAB+ *

DAB+ *DAB+ *





Bl

BlBluetoot

uetoot

uetootuetooth

h

hh





CD

CDCD p

p

p p

lay

laylayer*

er*

er*er*





Local Inpu

Local InpuLocal Input

t

t t





Netw

NetwNetwork

ork

orkork





Softw

SoftwSoftware

are

areare





Furt

FurtFurther

her

herher sett

sett

sett settin

in

inings

gs

gsgs

Opt

OptOptions

ions

ionsions

 - Decrease / Delete Increase

 - Up Down

OK Confirm

0-9 Direct input of numbers/letters

- Uppercase Lowercase (blue)

* Only available if the optional DAB+/FM Tuner

module is installed or if there is a CD-Link

connection to the Joy CD player.

network receiver Configuration

30

Speaker Setup

Speaker Setup Speaker Setup

Through the Speaker menu, you can

make all the basic settings to adjust your

Revox speakers to optimally match your

installation environment and the

S119/S120.

For the development of the DSP system,

Revox measured all the current

Re:sound speakers and their

characteristics under studio conditions

and added this information to the

amplifier characteristic curve.

DSP: D

D

DDigital S

S

SSignal rocessor

P

PP

At

AtAttent

tent

tenttention:

ion:

ion:ion:

I

IInv

nv

nvnvisi

isi

isiisible

ble

bleble s

s

sspeak

peak

peakpeakers

ers

ersers

The setting „Re:sound I invisible xx“

possesses a high pass filter, which is -

important for the operation reliability and

which avoids the drivers of the invisible

board receiving high energy frequencies -

below 80- 100 Hz.

If the Joy receiver is connected to

invisible speakers, it's mandatory to

select the speaker option "Re:sound I

invisible xx “ .

Three steps to perfection:

Three steps to perfection:Three steps to perfection:

1. Selecting the speakers

Using the buttons, select the Revox









speaker type you want to operate with

your S119/S120. You can scan through

the current Revox models in an endless

loop. Needless to say, future models will

be made available for selection through

a software update. As soon as a Revox

speaker is selected, this is indicated

when the DSP

DSP

DSPDSP text on the display

changes colour to DSP

DSP

DSPDSP.

If your speaker is not in the list, use the

selection: Any Large

Any Large

Any LargeAny Large or Any

Any

AnyAny Smal

Smal

Smal Small

l

ll. A

linear amplifier characteristic is used in

these settings.

Any Large

is suitable for

large speakers that can also reproduce

deep bass.

Any Small

should be selected

for small speakers that are relieved by

the 80 Hz highpass in the low bass range.

2. Choosing the location

The location of your speakers

significantly influences the playback

quality, particular in the bass range. The

speaker setup offers three location

options:

[Neutral]

[Neutral][Neutral]

Your speakers are free- standing:

 studio conditions

Configuration network receiver

33

Del

DelDelete

ete

eteete

The station list is displayed after calling

the "Delete" option. The stations to be

deleted can be selected with the "Up"

and "Down" buttons. "OK" then deletes

the stations without any further

confirmation dialogue. The text "delete”

is shown in the Info bar while the

deletion process is running.

The "Back" button ends the deletion

process and returns you to the FM

Setup.

Sor

SorSort

t

tt

Stations can be sorted in the Station list.

The corresponding stations are selected

with the "Up" and "Down" buttons and

highlighted with "OK". During the

selection phase, "f

"f

"f"fr

r

rrom ..

om ..

om ..om ..."

."

."." is displayed in

the Info bar, which changes to "t

"t

"t"to ..."

o ..."

o ..."o ..."

after highlighting.

The selection bar is now moved to the

required position in the list with the "Up"

and "Down" buttons. The new station

position is confirmed with "OK". The

status display in the Info bar now returns

to "f rom ...".

The "Back" button ends the sorting

process and returns you to the FM

Setup.

network receiver Configuration

34

Scan

ScanScan

The Scan

Scan

ScanScan selection opens an Info menu

and the scan process starts with the

 / button at the lower frequency

range. "Station search..." appears in the

Display field during the search process.

Depending on the scan direction, the

status display shows either "Scan >" or

"<Scan". When the first station is found,

the scan process stops and the station is

displayed and played. The station can

now be added to the Station list with

"OK" or the scan process can be

restarted with the button. The new  /

station is added to the end of the Station

list. The message "Station added"

appears as a confirmation in the Display

field for 2 seconds.

The "Back" button ends the deletion

process and returns you to the FM

Setup.

A maximum of 100 FM stations can be

stored.

Mask

MaskMaskin

in

ining FM

g FM

g FM g FM tun

tun

tuntuner

er

erer

The broadcasting sector changes and

with it, our preferences change. If you

don't want to or can't use the FM tuner,

it is possible to hide it in the radio

selection in the Main menu. Depending

on your selection, the Setup menu

shows [yes] or [no].

The FM tuner entry in the Basic settings

is of course retained, irrespective of this

setting.

Radio selection menu with FM tuner

hidden

Configuration network receiver

35

DAB+

DAB+ DAB+

If the DAB+/FM Tuner module is

installed, this menu can be used for

searching for, sorting or deleting DAB+

stations.

Aut

AutAutomem

omem

omemomemory

ory

oryory

The Automemory

Automemory

Automemory Automemory function searches for

all receivable stations and then stores

them in ascending order of their

frequency. A maximum of 100 stations

can be stored.

Carrying out an automatic station search

deletes all previously stored stations.

The system advises of you this fact

before starting Automemory, in order to

avoid accidental deletions.

A percentage progress display in the

Tuner icon shows you how much of the

station search has been completed.

The automatic station search cannot be

interrupted.

Del

DelDelete

ete

eteete

The station list is displayed after calling

the "Delete" option. The stations to be

deleted can be selected with the "Up"

and "Down" buttons. "OK" then deletes

the stations without any further

confirmation dialogue. The text "delete”

is shown in the Info bar while the

deletion process is running.

The "Back" button ends the deletion

process and returns you to the FM

Setup.

network receiver Configuration

36

Sor

SorSort

t

tt

Stations can be sorted in the Station list.

The corresponding stations are selected

with the "Up" and "Down" buttons and

highlighted with "OK". During the

selection phase, "f

"f

"f"fr

r

rrom ..

om ..

om ..om ..."

."

."." is displayed in

the Info bar, which changes to "t

"t

"t"to ..."

o ..."

o ..."o ..."

after highlighting.

The selection bar is now moved to the

required position in the list with the "Up"

and "Down" buttons. The new station

position is confirmed with "OK". The

status display in the Info bar now returns

to "f rom ...".

The "Back" button ends the sorting

process and returns you to the FM

Setup.

Mask

MaskMaskin

in

ining

g

gg

DAB+

DAB+DAB+

The broadcasting sector changes and

with it, our preferences change. If you

don't want to or can't use the DAB+

tuner, it is possible to hide it in the radio

selection in the Main menu. Depending

on your selection, the Setup menu

shows [yes] or [no].

The DAB+ tuner entry in the Basic settings

is of course retained, irrespective of this

setting.

Radio selection menu with DAB+ tuner

hidden.

Configuration network receiver

37





Bluetooth

Bluetooth Bluetooth

The Joy Receiver is fitted as standard

with a Bluetooth module with aptX

support, which is located behind the

glass front panel.

Status

StatusStatus

The status of the Bluetooth receiver (Joy

Receiver) can be set in the Basic

settings for Bluetooth transmitters, e.g.

Smartphones.

[Bluetoo

[Bluetoo[Bluetooth

th

th th off

off

offoff]

]

] ]

The module is deactivated and has no

function. The “Bluetooth” source entry

in the Home menu is hidden in this mode.

The Joy Receiver is not visible to

Bluetooth transmitters.

[

[[Bluetooth on

Bluetooth on

Bluetooth onBluetooth on]

]

] ]

Bluetooth transmitters that are already

paired will establish a connection

immediately and start playback without

any confirmation on the receiver side

being necessary.

On the other hand he Joy Receiver is , t

invisible to Bluetooth transmitters that

are not in the Pairing list, i.e. no

connection can be established between

them.

[

[[Pairing enabled

Pairing enabled

Pairing enabledPairing enabled]

]

] ]

The Joy Receiver is visible as a

Bluetooth device for other Bluetooth

transmitters.

In the case of Bluetooth transmitters that

are not yet paired with the Joy Receiver,

a connection request is generated that

has to be confirmed within the Bluetooth

transmitter.

After this the connection is established

automatically and the status changes to

[Bluetoot on]h .

The name of the Bluetooth transmitter

appears on the display of the S208.

network receiver Configuration

38

Unpairing

UnpairingUnpairing device

device

device devices

s

ss

Bluetooth transmitters can be removed

from the list of paired devices using the

“Uncouple devices” option in the Setup

menu. This list also provides an overview

of which Bluetooth transmitters have

already been paired.

Open the “Uncouple devices” menu item

with the OK button.

Then select the Bluetooth transmitter

that is to be removed from the list.

Unpairing is completed through the OK

OK

OKOK

button.

Bluetooth transmitters can only be

added to the list through a new

connection request.

Cha

ChaChange Bluetoo

nge Bluetoo

nge Bluetoonge Bluetooth name

th name

th nameth name

If several Joy devices are in use, a

differentiation can be made between

them by renaming them for the purposes

of Bluetooth communication. The name

that the Joy Receivers present to other

Bluetooth devices is defined under Basic

settings (network) through the

Network

name ID

. This means that the network

name and the Bluetooth name are

identical.



Android devices

In the case of Bluetooth transmitters with

an Android operating system, the list of

discovered Bluetooth devices is only

correctly updated when the Bluetooth

cache is deleted and a restart has been

carried out.

Configuration network receiver

39

Au

AuAudio for

dio for

dio fordio format

mat

matmat

As well as the standard SBC and AAC

audio formats (Codec), the Joy Receiver

can also work with the high-definition

aptX format.

Normally, the Bluetooth source and the

Joy Receiver communicate

automatically using the best format. If

this doesn't happen and only a distorted

audio transmission or even no

transmission at all takes place, the aptX

format can be deactivated using the

[Audio format] setting so that only an

SBC or an AAC connection is

established.

Selection:

[apt

[apt[aptX, ACC, S

X, ACC, S

X, ACC, SX, ACC, SBC]

BC]

BC]BC]

[ACC

[ACC[ACC, SBC]

, SBC]

, SBC], SBC]

Bas

BasBasic v

ic v

ic vic volum

olum

olumolume

e

e e

The Joy Receiver's start up volume level -

for the Bluetooth source can be defined

through the

Basic volume

setting, which

is then selected when you activate your

Joy Receiver from standby mode with a

Bluetooth connection.

You should select a basic volume level

that, together with your normal cell

phone volume level, results in the

desired start-up volume.

Note: The volume setting in the

Bluetooth source, e.g. cell phone, tablet,

etc., is transmitted with the Bluetooth

signal. This means that if the cell phone

volume is set to 0, the Joy Receiver will

also remain muted even at the maximum

receiver volume setting.

The

Basic volume level

setting doesn't

cause any change to the general switch-

on behaviour of the Joy Receiver in

respect of other sources, i.e.: switch-off

volume = switch on volume up to Vol. 20, -

or if > 20, Vol. 10 in the case of a restart.

network receiver Configuration

40

Q

QQ

ui

uiuick C

ck C

ck Cck Conne

onne

onneonnect

ct

ctct

The Joy Receiver can be restarted from

standby directly by the establishment of

a new Bluetooth connection, without

needing the S208 Remote control or the

Joy App. To do this, you simply make a

connection from the Bluetooth source,

e.g. cell phone to the Joy Receiver. So

for example, you can start your music

system through a simple Bluetooth

connection as you enter your lounge.

The volume level will be set through the

Bluetooth transmitter.

Four conditions must be fulfilled for this

automatic process to happen:

1. The Joy Receiver must be in

Quick

start

mode.

 [Basic settings / Network / Quick

start function

on

onon

]

2. The Bluetooth function must be

activated at the receiver.

 [Basic settings / Bluetooth / Status

Blu

BluBlueto

eto

etoetooth o

oth o

oth ooth on

n

nn

]

3. The Bluetooth transmitter and the Joy

Receiver must previously have been

paired, i.e. the Bluetooth transmitter

must be included in the list of paired

devices.*

Lis

LisList

t

t t  [Basic settings / Bluetooth /

Uncouple devices]

4. The

Qu

QuQuick

ick

ick ick C

C

CConnect

onnect

onnectonnect

setting must be

activated

 [Basic settings / Bluetooth / Quick

Connect

on

onon

]

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