Linksys DMC350 User Guide - Page 37

Wireless Home Audio The Conductor has a touchscreen interface and can also be controlled using a remote control. The Conductor includes the DMRIR500 IR Remote Control or you can purchase the optional Controller - Wireless-N Touchscreen Remote (DMRW1000) for the optimal control of all of your Wireless Home Audio devices. Home Screen Use the left and right arrows to navigate and press an icon to select an option. Any of the icons visible on the screen can be selected. Play To Now Playing Queue Carousel Using Your Conductor Use the left and right arrows to navigate. Press an icon to select an option. Any of the icons visible on the screen can be selected. Lists NOTE: Press the Home button on the remote control once from the Home menu or twice from any other menu to go to the Now Playing screensaver. The Home screen is a carousel menu that contains the main menu options. •• Rhapsody, page 32 •• My Music, page 35 The My Music icon only appears when you have a shared library available from your Cisco Media Software. •• USB Media, page 38 The USB Media icon only appears when a USB drive is connected to one of your Wireless Home Audio devices. •• Devices (Accessing Your iPod), page 38 The Devices option only appears when an iPod is connected to the Conductor using the Docking Station for iPod (MCCI40). •• All Libraries, page 39 •• RadioTime, page 39 •• Favorites, page 40 •• Now Playing Queue, page 40 •• Play To, page 41 •• Settings, page 41 Conductor/Wireless-N Digital Music Center Press a line directly to select an item. If a list menu doesn't completely fit on the screen, the scrollbar will be active on the right side of the screen. Navigate down the list by pressing the down button and use the up button to go back up. When you locate an item that has more than one track associated with it, such as an album, playlist, genre, or artist, you can press the item directly to view the item details or press Play, Queue (Add to Queue), or Favorites (Add to Favorites) while it is highlighted to perform the desired action with all of the associated tracks. 31