Yamaha MCX 1000 Owners Manual - Page 68

Troubleshooting - upgrade

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Troubleshooting Refer to the chart below when this unit does not function properly. If the problem you are experiencing is not listed below or if the instruction below does not help, set this unit to the standby mode, disconnect the power cord, and contact the nearest authorized YAMAHA dealer or service center. Problem Cause Auto Configuration does not appear to work correctly. The network is not configured correctly. The network signal is weak (for wireless network connections only). Either the MusicCAST server or the MusicCAST client is not set to Auto Configuration mode. The MusicCAST server is storing songs or recording. The MusicCAST client does not output any sound. The volume setting of the MusicCAST client is low. The MusicCAST client is not correctly connected to speakers. You cannot start playback on the MusicCAST client. Auto Configuration is not complete. The network is not configured correctly. The MusicCAST server is turned off. The hard disk drive in the MusicCAST server does not contain any songs that have been completely encoded to MP3 format. When the MusicCAST server is set to distribute MP3 files to your MusicCAST client, the MusicCAST client displays a "*" beside songs which the MusicCAST server has not converted to MP3 format. The network signal is weak (for wireless network connections only). The network signal is weak (for wireless network connections only). Playback from the MusicCAST client skips. The network is extremely congested (for wired network connections only). Remedy Refer to page Check the network settings of the MusicCAST client 21 - 34 and MusicCAST server. Try changing the network channel or the location of the MusicCAST client, or alternatively changing to a wired network connection. 21 - 34 Check the configuration procedure and try again. 21 - 34 Stop recording and start the Auto Configuration process again. Increase the volume setting. MCX1000 owner's manual, page 21 10, 12, 13 Check the connections between the MusicCAST client and the speakers. 11, 20 Run the Auto Configuration process. 26, 27 Check the network settings of the MusicCAST client and MusicCAST server. 21 - 34 Turn the MusicCAST server on. 20 Wait until the MusicCAST server completes encoding songs to MP3. Register songs stored from external components to the library, or wait for the MP3 encoding process to complete. MCX1000 owner's manual, page 121 The "*" displayed beside PCM-only songs disappears when encoding is complete. MCX1000 owner's manual, page 121 Try changing the network channel or the location of the MusicCAST client, or alternatively changing to a wired network connection. 21 - 34 Try changing the network channel or the location of the MusicCAST client, or alternatively changing to a wired network connection. 21 - 34 Place your MusicCAST clients under an independent 21 - 34 subnet mask, or upgrade your network hardware. 105_Musiccast_E.p65 68 68 2003.06.04, 16:09

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Troubleshooting
Problem
Auto Configuration
does not appear to
work correctly.
The MusicCAST client
does not output any
sound.
You cannot start
playback on the
MusicCAST client.
Playback from the
MusicCAST client
skips.
Cause
The network is not configured correctly.
The network signal is weak (for wireless
network connections only).
Either the MusicCAST server or the
MusicCAST client is not set to Auto
Configuration mode.
The MusicCAST server is storing songs
or recording.
The volume setting of the MusicCAST
client is low.
The MusicCAST client is not correctly
connected to speakers.
Auto Configuration is not complete.
The network is not configured correctly.
The MusicCAST server is turned off.
The hard disk drive in the MusicCAST
server does not contain any songs that
have been completely encoded to MP3
format.
When the MusicCAST server is set to
distribute MP3 files to your MusicCAST
client, the MusicCAST client displays a
*
beside songs which the MusicCAST
server has not converted to MP3 format.
The network signal is weak (for wireless
network connections only).
The network signal is weak (for wireless
network connections only).
The network is extremely congested (for
wired network connections only).
Remedy
Check the network settings of the MusicCAST client
and MusicCAST server.
Try changing the network channel or the location of
the MusicCAST client, or alternatively changing to a
wired network connection.
Check the configuration procedure and try again.
Stop recording and start the Auto Configuration
process again.
Increase the volume setting.
Check the connections between the MusicCAST
client and the speakers.
Run the Auto Configuration process.
Check the network settings of the MusicCAST client
and MusicCAST server.
Turn the MusicCAST server on.
Wait until the MusicCAST server completes
encoding songs to MP3.
Register songs stored from external components to
the library, or wait for the MP3 encoding process to
complete.
The
*
displayed beside PCM-only songs disappears
when encoding is complete.
Try changing the network channel or the location of
the MusicCAST client, or alternatively changing to a
wired network connection.
Try changing the network channel or the location of
the MusicCAST client, or alternatively changing to a
wired network connection.
Place your MusicCAST clients under an independent
subnet mask, or upgrade your network hardware.
Refer to
page
21
34
21
34
21
34
MCX-
1000
owner
s
manual,
page 21
10, 12, 13
11, 20
26, 27
21
34
20
MCX-
1000
owner
s
manual,
page 121
MCX-
1000
owner
s
manual,
page 121
21
34
21
34
21
34
Refer to the chart below when this unit does not function properly. If the problem you are experiencing is
not listed below or if the instruction below does not help, set this unit to the standby mode, disconnect the
power cord, and contact the nearest authorized YAMAHA dealer or service center.
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