Onkyo TX-NR595 Manual Del Usuario página 3

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AirPlay2
Wi-Fi
iPhone
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e.g., iOS 11.4 via Airplay (default value: Onkyo model name XXXXXX) to a more easily understood
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If the version of the iOS device is iOS11.4 or later, you can play the music of the
iOS device on this unit and other devices that support AirPlay2.
1. Connect the iOS device to the access point where this unit is connected via
network.
2. Tap the AirPlay icon on the play screen of the music play application on
the iOS device, and select this unit and AirPlay2-supported devices to play
from the displayed devices.
• AirPlay2-supported devices are displayed with white circle on the right
side.
• Multiple AirPlay2-supported devices can be selected.
• The volume can be adjusted on individual devices.
3. Play the music file on the iOS device.
• If "Network Standby" is set to Off (default value: On) in Setup menu, manually
turn the unit on and then press NET on the remote controller.
• Due to the characteristics of AirPlay wireless technology, the sound produced
on this unit may slightly be behind the sound played on the AirPlay-enabled
device.
You can also play the music files on a PC with iTunes (Ver. 12.8 or later)
equipped. Confirm that this unit and the PC are connected to the same network
beforehand. Then, press NET on this unit. Next, click the AirPlay icon
in iTunes, select this unit and AirPlay2-supported devices to play from the
displayed devices, and start play of a music file.
Additions to the Setup menu following:
You can change the model name of this unit displayed on the device connected
name by pressing on the remote controller and selecting "5. Hardware" -
"Network" - "AirPlay Device Name".
1. Press ENTER to display the Edit screen.
2. Select a character or symbol with the cursors, and press ENTER.
Repeat this operation to input up to 31 characters.
"A/a": Switches between upper and lower cases. (Pressing MODE on the
remote controller also toggles between upper and lower cases)
"←" "→": Moves the cursor in the arrow direction.