JB7 User Guide
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1. Album menu Rename Album 9 Album menu Relabel Album 9 Album menu Album to USB 9 Playlist menu Add to Playlist 9 Playlist menu Play Playlist 10 Playlist menu Playlist to USB 10 Playlist menu Clear Playlist NNN N NN NN DOD 10 Playlist menu Edit Playlist 10 CD menu Load CD to HDD 11 CD menu Play CD 11 CD menu Rip CD to USB 11 CD menu Track to HDD 11 CD menu Track to USB 11 CD menu Goto Track 11 CD menu Update CDDB 11 USB menu Play USB 12 USB menu Track to USB 12 USB menu Backup Music 12 USB menu Restore Music 12 USB menu USB Directory 12 USB menu Playlist to USB 12 USB menu Export Names 13 USB menu Import Names 13 Settings menu Play mode 13 Settings menu Bass 13 Settings menu Treble 13 Settings menu Set time 13 Settings menu Set Alarm 14 Settings menu Compression 14 Settings menu Brightness 14 Settings menu New CDDB 14 Settings menu Update S W 14 Recording menu Start Recording 14 Recording menu Stop Recording 14 Recording Recording Level Main Track Seorch The Track search function is found in the main menu and is also started by the Find key on the remote Track Search searches the hard disk and or the USB device for track names containing a string of letters Track search is a two step process and you can go back and forth Step 1 enter some letters Enter letters from the front panel by rotating the main control knob to see the letter2. JB7 is in standby During compression JB7 displays the percentage progress and the number of remaining uncompressed tracks You can choose the level of compression or disable com pression Any CDs loaded when compression is disabled will not be compressed Some people may use this to keep an exact copy of a CD Playlists JB7 lets you compile lists of tracks called playlists You might compile a playlist for a special occasion or to create a mood You can send all the tracks in a playlist to an MP3 player To make life simple there are seven playlists named after the colours of the rainbow red orange yellow green blue indigo violet The playlists are linked to seven number keys on the re mote control Press Once to see how many tracks are in that play list Press Twice to start playing the playlist Press and hold to add the current track to the play list JB7 is compatible with USB mass storage class devices in cluding MP3 players iPods USB memory USB hard disks and many MP3 mobile phones Note that iPods will only play music loaded into them by iTunes JB7 lets you treat an attached USB device as a separate source of music or as an extension to the internal hard disk If USB is selected on the remote then track search will only search the USB for tracks and JB7 will only play tracks on the USB device If HDD USB is selected on the remote then track search will search the internal disk and
3. description of rename track for details of this func tion Album menu Relabel Album This option is a special function used when the album da tabase is updated There may be recently published CDs that you loaded that were not in the old album database but are in the new album database candidate album name 2 Bob Marley T Choose CD name This option allows you to relabel the album and the tracks from the new database You need to select the correct album name from a short list of possibles taken from the new album database Album menu Album to USB This option transfers the selected album to the USB de vice See the description of the Track to USB function about the target directory Playlist menu Add to Playlist This option adds the current track to a playlist The be haviour is the same as the Add to Playlist option in the Track menu Playlist menu Play Playlist This option selects and plays a playlist Playlist number Playlist name Indigo Pick a playlist Its quicker to play a playlist by pressing the corresponding number key on the remote twice The menu option allows you to do it from the front panel without the remote A playlist will loop back to the start after playing the last track and remains active until you press the zero key on the remote or press and hold Play Stop on the front panel Playlist menu Playlist to USB This option transfers all th
4. jaxid ze x08T 2s Apjdsig jua2sas0n 4 uunnopA 5 JB7 Remote Control Play Stop same as play stop on front panel starts current track is added to the playlist or pauses the music plays selected track album or playlist Presss and hold this key to stop all operations CD loading USB transfer amp recording Up Down scrolls through menu options and choices OK selects the displayed menu item or choice the Find starts track search finds tracks containing a same as pushing the main control on the front panel SUING OF letes Menu starts the top level menu Rip transfers the current track to the USB device Info displays disk statistics or context dependent information Rec starts recording from the aux input to a track on the hard disk Intro turns intro mode on and off First press shows the current state Subsequent presses changes the mode Intro mode plays just the start of each track Vol Vol adjusts the volume Next same as next on front panel Start playing the next m F ic Random turns random mode track or advance to next step in gt k on and off First press shows the menu Also used as cursor right current state Subsequent presses when editing text gt changes the mode Random mode plays tracks in a random order Prev similar to back key on Random mode is turned off when an front panel Starts playing the 7 A album is played previous
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6. the USB de vice You can also transfer the current track to the USB by press ing the Rip key on the remote Sometimes you may want to specify a target directory on the USB device For instance some mobile telephones will only play MP3s if they are in the correct directory like music or mp3 The target directory can be specified using the USB direc tory option in the USB menu Album menu Delete Album This option deletes the selected album You will be asked to confirm the deletion Album menu Play Album This option plays the selected album you can also just press Play at any point in the Album menu Album menu Pick Track This option allows you to pick a track from the selected album The track number The track name 3 Bach Bronden Pick a track Scroll through the tracks then Either press Play to play the track Or select one by pushing the main control knob or pressing OK this starts the Track menu for that track Album menu Rename Album This option lets you change an album name This is often useful if you loaded an unknown CD and you accepted the default name something like album 123 It is also useful to rename the Recordings album This is a special album used for recording from the Aux input Once you have completed a number of related recordings say tracks from a vinyl album rename the recordings album to reflect the content See the
7. track or returns to previ f ous step in menu Also used as HDD USB selects music from cursor left when text editing w A the hard disk and the attached USB device Track search will scan both Random mode will embrace both sources History lets you scroll through previously played tracks 0 9 Used to enter text when searching or naming tracks and CD selects music from the CD albums Uses the same conven USB selects music from the at tion as mobile phone handsets 0 tached USB device Track search key turns off playlist and random restricted to music on the USB Red Violet These keys correspond to each of seven Aux selects the aux input The aux input must be playlists One press displays the playlist A second press selected before the record function will start starts playing the playlist Press and hold a key and the How to Load a CD onto the Hard Disk 6 Press Play or press Back to return to step 3 1 Insert the CD Videos 2 Push the knob to select Load CD to HD The easy way to see how to use JB7 at www 3ga us 3 Turn the knob to find the album name then push Connecting amp turning on follow this sequence See Load CD to HDD in the CD menu for a fuller descrip 1 Connect the loudspeakers press the tab and insert tion the end of the wire Connect the black or plain wire to How to find and play a track by name the black terminal and the red or striped wire to the red terminal 1 Push th
8. Press Next when done CD menu Load CD to HDD The CD Menu is started when a CD is inserted and from the main menu This option loads the entire CD to the internal hard disk drive HDD The first step is to select a name from the album data base candidate album name 1 Puccini Mada Choose CD name Loading starts when you push the main control knob or press OK to select the appropriate CD name If the suggested names do not match the CD select the last option Other last option 2 Other Choose CD name You will then be presented with a temporary name for the CD something like album123 Its a good idea to edit this name to something more rel evant so you can find or recognize the album later See the Track Rename function for details on name edit ing New Text album 123 Enter text using remote A CD loaded with the Other option is given track names track1 track2 and so on Once loading has started the progress is displayed You can listen to music while the CD loads although load ing will slow down a bit because the system is doing two things at once You stop a CD loading by ejecting the CD or by pressing and holding the Play Stop key CD menu Play CD Plays the CD from track 1 If the CD has just been inserted you may be asked to pick a name from the album database so you can see the track names as it plays You can play the CD from the remote by pressing CD t
9. e details in the database If that happens you can enter the album name by hand and you may choose to name favourite tracks by hand Standby JB7 enters standby mode after several minutes of inactiv ity The hard disk is stopped but the only outward sign is that the source information is removed from the display Source information 11 31 am ol oh iy USB 130 HDD 1023 AUX If there are music tracks to be compressed it happens during standby You don t have to do anything special to turn it back on just press a button the hard disk starts automatically Heat dissipation JB7 uses very efficient switching power amplifiers and lap top disk drives Nevertheless the display DSP motors and power amplifiers all generate heat and JB7 uses the metal case instead of a bulky heatsink or fan to dissipate this heat It is normal for JB7 to feel warm and it will be warmer when playing very loud music or loading many CDs one after the other JB7 can overheat if covered or enclosed JB7 not really a CD player JB7 uses a CD mechanism designed for laptop computers The mechanism was chosen for its size and performance at its principal job getting music onto the hard disk JB7 will play CDs directly but the mechanism spins the CDs at high speed so it is slow to get up to speed and is fairly loud Just remember its real job is loading not playing Menu System JB7 has a menu system for less immediate operatio
10. e k h art UE Whee oss Hie ETIN Syre 2 Mains off or unplugged Insert the jack plug from the Turn the knob to select Track Search then push mains adaptor into the socket marked DC 24V Turn the knob to pick a letter then push repeat 3 Plug the mains adaptor into the mains and turn on 2 3 4 Press Next to see the matches Turn off at the mains first when disconnecting 5 Turn the knob to select a matching track You can download the latest version of this guide from the 3ga website at www 3ga org uk Music Organisation Music on the hard disk is arranged as tracks in albums Most of the time the album and track names correspond to a CD you loaded and the album and track names come from the album database You can rename album and track names If there is no entry in the database for a CD when it is loaded then JB7 will provide a name like Album 123 that you can use or edit to make it more memorable Music recorded from the Aux input is put into a special album called Recordings You can rename this album and subsequent recordings will be put into a freshly created Recordings album Each time you upload music from the USB port it is put into a new album that you can name Compression JB7 normally compresses music to MP3 so you can store more music on the hard disk Compression is slower than loading from the CD so music is loaded quickly in a raw form then compressed to MP3 when
11. e tracks on the selected playlist to the USB device See the description of the Track to USB function about the target directory Playlist menu Clear Playlist This option removes all the tracks from the selected play list You will be asked to confirm the operation Playlist menu Edit Playlist This option allows you to cut and paste tracks in the se lected playlist The Edit Playlist function relies on an invisible copy of a track called the cut track The cut track is like the clip board on a PC and it holds a copy of the last track deleted The cut track can be pasted many times in different play lists it remains until another track is deleted or cut If you want a copy of a track you must cut it then im mediately paste it back Changes to playlists are immediate you do not save the changes at the end like a PC application Position in playlist Track name 3 Crazy Push knob or OK to Paste You can edit a playlist from the front panel or the remote Front Panel Turn the knob to see all the tracks in the playlist Press Eject to cut a track Push the knob to insert the cut track Press Next when done End of playlist 5 end Press eject or DEL to delete The cut track is pasted before the track shown The end of the playlist is shown as end Remote Press up and down to see the tracks in the playlist Press Del to cut a track Press OK to insert the cut track
12. eload all your CDs onto the second system While the system is doing a backup and not otherwise engaged it displays the number of tracks backed up and the percentage through the current track USB menu Restore Music This recovers music from a backup USB hard drive Just like the backup restore is time consuming incremen tal and done in the background You may notice that when you attach a backup disk to the USB port that JB7 will allow you to search and play music from the backup disk USB menu USB Directory This option determines the target directory for tracks transferred to the USB device Some mobile telephones will only play MP3 files in a spe cific directory This function allows you to pick a suitable directory or enter a user defined directory For many simple MP3 players the root directory is OK Target directory for transfers to USB 2 Root USB Destination directory The options are 1 Automatic JB7 decides on the directory 2 Root the top level directory of the USB device 3 MP3 4 mobile qudio audio subdirectory of mobile direc tory 5 music 6 Choose the other option if you need to define a different directory You will then be allowed to edit the user defined target directory other Separate directories with a slash 1 key on remote dir subdir_ Enter text using remote Text editing is described in Track rename but you will need the remote to enter a slash be
13. ess Next to finish Editing text on the remote is slightly different and offers a bit more flexibility than the front panel Front Panel You add letters or delete at the cursor positioned at the end of the text Add letters by turning the main control knob to see the letters then push Press Back on the front panel to delete letters and press Next on the front panel when complete You cannot add capitals from the front panel Remote You can add or delete letters and move the cursor so you can change a single letter in the middle of a track name for instance Enter letters on the remote using the numeric keys in the same way as texting on a mobile phone Press the 2 key once for a twice for b and so on Capital letters appear after the lower case letters on the same key so keep pressing Delete with the Del key on the remote Move the cursor left and right with the Prev and Next keys on the remote these have a two way arrow underneath as a reminder Press OK on the remote when done The name of the track will generally be longer than the display can accommodate so only part of the name near the cursor may be shown Track menu Album Menu This option selects the album for the selected track and starts the Album menu The Album menu lets you play delete amp rename albums or copy the whole album to usb Track menu Track to USB This option transfers the selected track to
14. hen Play CD menu Rip CD to USB Copies the entire CD to the USB device Strictly speaking the CD is compressed to MP3 as it is transferred to the USB device If the CD has just been inserted you will be asked to pick a name from the album database see load CD to HDD The music is sent to the target directory on the USB de vice Note MP3 encoding makes this process slower than load ing to HDD and will slow down further if you play music at the same time CD menu Track to HDD Loads one track from the CD to the internal hard disk This is identical to loading the entire CD but with an ad ditional track selection step Pick track to load 3 Jailhouse Rock Pick a track CD menu Track to USB Loads one track from the CD to the USB device This is identical to loading the entire CD but with the above track selection step You can also rip a track from the CD by pressing the rip button on the remote when it is playing the CD Note it is mechanically inefficient to rip and play the CD at the same time so playback will stop CD menu Goto Track Plays a specific track on the CD If the CD has just been inserted you will be asked to pick a name from the album database see load CD to HDD Track selection is shown above CD menu Update CDDB Installs a new album database from CD ROM Slow pro cess 20 minutes The Album database is derived from a database known as CDDB that contains de
15. ime or stopped by the Stop Recording option of this menu or by pressing the Rec button on the remote control Recording menu Stop Recording Stops recording you can also press Rec on the remote while recording or press and hold the Play Stop key Recording Recording Level For the best results the Recording level should be as high as possible without distortion or clipping on the loudest passages of music
16. is option selects the Aux input and starts the Recording Menu This is used to start and stop recordings and to set the level and maximum duration of recordings You can start recordings directly from the remote control press the Aux key then press the Rec key Main Disk Stats This option displays a summary of the hard disk usage including number of tracks and albums number of mp3 encoded tracks disk space used and available space 336 albums 5037 songs 5037 MP3 30 02 Gb used 27 20 Gb free Track menu Delete Track This option deletes the selected track You will be asked to confirm the deletion Track menu Play Track This option plays the selected track you can also press Play anytime in the Track menu Track menu Add to Playlist This option adds the selected track to a playlist Playlist number Playlist name 2 Orange Pick a playlist Its quicker to add the currently playing track to a playlist by pressing and holding the corresponding number key on the remote The menu option allows you to do it from the front panel without the remote Tracks are added to the end of the playlist Track menu Rename Track This option lets you change a track name This is most useful if an unknown CD is loaded no entry in the album database In that case the tracks are called track1 track2 and so on After renaming you will be able to find the track more easily New Text track3 __ Pr
17. ling help text just press Play to hear the track Main Album Search The Album search function is found in the main menu Album search is almost identical to track search except that e JB7 does not search the USB device because USB tracks are not necessarily organised in albums e When you play a matching album JB7 starts playing the first track on the selected album and will turn off random mode so you hear the tracks in order e JB7 starts the album menu as opposed to the track menu when you select a matching album The History function is found in the main menu and is also started by the History key on the remote This function allows you to scroll through tracks you have previously played and replay them The track name Track index in history 2 My Way turn knob and push to play The track index is shown as a negative number so minus one means the last track and minus two means the track before that You scroll through the list of previous tracks by turning the main control knob or using the up down keys on the remote The History will record tracks from the internal disk or the USB device but not tracks played from a CD Tracks are only recorded once in the history so if you replay a track don t expect to see it appear many times Main Browse Albums Browse albums in the main menu lets you scroll through the albums stored on the internal disk Albums are stored in the order y
18. ns The next button takes you from one step to the next In like renaming tracks or setting the clock track search it takes you from text entry to the matching The menu system also lets you operate the system teas entirely from the front panel without the remote control If you change your mind and want to go back press the To start the menu from the front panel push the main bulion on i Panel On tie remote control knob then turn it to see the choices push again Press and hold the back button if you want to exit the to select a choice menu system completely To start the menu from the remote press either the menu You can often access functions in several ways It helps button then press up or down to see the choices press to know that you can jump to the album menu from the the OK button to select a choice track menu or pick a track from the album menu The overall menu structure is shown here A description of each function follows Contents Main Track Search Main Album Search Main History Main Browse Albums Main Playlists Main Current Track Main CD Functions Main USB functions Main Settings Main Recording menu Main Disk Stats 7 Track menu Delete Track 8 Track menu Play Track 8 Track menu Add to Playlist 8 Track menu Rename Track 8 Track menu Album Menu 8 Track menu Track to USB 8 Album menu Delete Album 9 Album menu Play Album 9 Album menu Pick Track 9
19. ou loaded them Album number Album name 193 Vivaldi The F turn knob and push to select If you want to play the album press Play Press OK or push the main control knob to start the Album menu for more album related functions Main Playlists This entry in the main menu starts the Playlist menu The most common Playlist functions Add Track and Play can be done directly on the remote The Playlist menu also lets you edit clear and send play lists to the USB Main Current Track This option selects the currently playing track and starts the Track menu This option only works for tracks on the internal hard disk The Track menu lets you play delete rename add to play list and copy to usb An important option in the track menu is the album menu option This allows you to select the album containing the current track the current album Main CD Functions This option starts the CD Menu which lets you play load to hard disk rip to USB update the album database and play specific CD tracks Main USB functions This option starts the USB Menu which lets you play load to hard disk transfer to USB backup restore and related functions Main Settings This option starts the Settings Menu In the settings menu you will find occasionally needed functions like setting the time and alarm setting the com pression level and upgrading the firmware Main Recording menu Th
20. pression Compression level for sub sequent MP3 encoding Normol 192k bits sec The choices are Most Compressed 128k bits sec Normal 192k bits sec High Quality 320k bits sec No Compression music not compressed Music is compressed after it has been loaded from CD and when the unit is in standby The compression level is therefore intended as a global setting as opposed to a track by track adjustment Having said that a CD loaded while compression is dis abled will remain uncompressed even when compression is re enabled Settings menu Brightness Adjusts the display brightness There is normal bright set ting and a dim setting for bedrooms Settings menu New CDDB Same as Update CDDB in the CD menu Settings menu Update S W Upgrades the product operating system from data CD WARNING this operation overwrites the operating sys tem and can render the system inoperable only use with a data CD supplied by 3GA and do not interrupt the pro cess Follow the instructions on the display Recording menu Start Recording The Aux input is selected when you start the Record ing Menu so you can monitor the auxiliary input on the speakers This option starts recording from the Aux input to a file with a name like Aux1 Aux2 etc in an album called Re cordings You can also start a recording with the remote control by pressing Aux then Rec Recording continues up to a maximum t
21. s then push to select Enter letters on the remote using the numeric keys in the same way as texting on a mobile phone Press the 2 key once for a twice for b and so on JB7 searches after every letter is entered and displays the number of matching tracks found The letters The number you enter of matching tracks ev 43 matches press Next to see matches Scrolling help text Tells you what keys to press The search is case insensitive and the letters can appear anywhere in the track name so elv will match with Elvis and with velvet Delete the last letter you entered with the Back button on the front panel or the Del button on the remote When the number of matches is low enough press the Next button to look at them remember you can come back and add to or change the letters Step 2 look at the matches On the front panel turn the main control knob to see matching track names On the remote press the up and down keys to see the matching track names If you simply want to play the track shown press the Play Stop button on the front panel or the remote If you want to do something else with the track like trans fer it to the USB then push the main control knob or OK on the remote This goes to the track menu The back key takes you back to step 1 The full name of the matching track The number of the match 3 Elvis Costello amp turn knob and push Scrol
22. seconds Random mode plays tracks in a random order Random intro is a fun way to skim your music Classical mode turns off seque and stops playing at the end of each album Settings menu Bass This lets you adjust the amount of Bass Bass 1 5 dB Turn knob to adjust For the technically minded the Bass control uses a shelv ing filter with a corner frequency of 330Hz and 9 0dB to 9 0dB gain in 1 5dB steps Settings menu Treble Similar to Bass control but with a corner frequency of 3300Hz Settings menu Set time Adjust the hours minutes then seconds by rotating the main control knob or using up and down keys 24 hour clock 14 26 37 Adjust hours Push the knob or press OK to advance Press back to go back The Set time function uses a 24 hour clock even though the clock is displayed with am pm JB7 has a battery backed clock so it will continue to run through power cuts Settings menu Set Alarm Adjust the alarm time hours and minutes and turn on off by rotating the main control knob or using up and down keys 24 hour clock 7 00 Off Adjust minutes Push the knob or press OK to advance Press back to go back The alarm time is displayed alongside the main clock when 13 14 the alarm is enabled The alarm plays music at the last volume setting so make sure its not too loud Settings menu Compression Adjust the level of MP3 compression or disable MP3 com
23. tails on more than 2 million CDs The file on the CD ROM actually called SQDB is over 500 Mbytes and is decompressed as it is loaded Progress is displayed with snippets from the database If you interrupt the update you will be left without a valid album database and will have to start again USB menu Play USB Plays music from the attached USB device You can do this from the remote by pressing USB then Play 11 12 USB menu Track to USB Copies the currently playing track to the USB device You can do this from the remote by pressing the rip but ton USB menu Backup Music Makes a backup copy of your music to a USB device The internal hard disk is a mechanical device like the en gine on a car and is subject to wear and breakdown It makes sense to make a backup of the music to save hav ing to reload the CDs in the event of a breakdown To backup the music you will need a USB hard drive for matted with FAT32 and with sufficient capacity You can find how much space is used by the music on the internal using Disk Stats in the Main menu Backup is time consuming but is incremental and is done in the background That means you can listen to music while doing a backup It also means you can interrupt a backup press and hold the play stop key and restart it later Incidentally if you buy a second JB7 for another room in your home then you can use the backup to load the sec ond JB7 rather than r
24. the USB device and play tracks from both There is no notion of albums on the USB device because tracks on a USB device have no fixed organisation So there is no USB album search The Rip button on the remote transfers the current track to the USB device The USB PLAYLIST ALBUM and CD menus support other functions like ripping a whole CD to the USB device Only MP3 files may be transferred to the USB device If a track has already been compressed this is quite rapid but will be slower if ripping direct from CD or from an uncom pressed raw track on hard disk You cannot add a track on a USB device to a playlist you must upload it onto the hard disk first Album database The album database is derived from freedb a public domain album database The database is updated every three months and is can be obtained through the 3GA website The database has been compiled by members of the public over the years so may contain misspellings and other oddities CDs do not in general contain information about album and track names and a CD has to be identified by the pat tern of track lengths measured to the nearest 75th of a second This pattern is a kind of fingerprint used to find the details in the album database Often several CDs share the same fingerprint so you have to pick the right details when loading a CD On occasions a music publisher releases different recordings of a CD so the fingerprint on your CD does not match th
25. tween directories for a nest ed target directory You cannot enter slash from the front panel USB menu Playlist to USB This option transfers all the tracks on the selected playlist to the USB device See the description of the Track to USB function about the target directory USB menu Export Names This function creates a file on the USB device called jb7 catalogue The file contains the names of all the albums and tracks stored on the JB7 You can print this file or edit it on a PC using a text editor like Notepad as a convenient way to rename lots of tracks and album names Each album has the following entries in the file album name you can edit this album identifier do not edit number of tracks do not edit track names you can edit these Do not change the number of lines in the file and avoid punctuation marks in the names USB menu Import Names This is the complementary function to the export names function If you have changed any track or album names in the file jb7 catalogue on the USB device then the corre sponding tracks and albums will be renamed by this func tion Settings menu Play mode You can set the random and intro modes using the random and intro keys on the remote This menu option lets you scroll through all the combina tions from the front panel Combined mode Random Intro turn knob and push to choose Intro mode starts the next track after 12
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