User's Manual

Listening to Internet Radio and more EVOKE Flow Owner’s Manual v1.0

We recommend that you register with the Lounge and connect your radio to save over 10 Favorites and organise your Favorites

into folders. However, if you’d rather connect to the Lounge without registering, tap ‘Skip’. You can always register later and then

select ‘Register with the Lounge’ from the Lounge options menu to enter your registration code.

If you see the message ‘Unable to connect’ highlight and select one of the following options:

Retry connection Attempts to reconnect to the selected network using the same

encryption key or password.

Select another network Re-scans and displays the list of visible wireless networks again. You

can select a new one if, for example, you’ve moved EVOKE Flow from

one location to another, eg, from home to the ofﬁce.

Change key or password Allows you to enter a new WEP or WPA/WPA2 key or password if you

think you’ve made a mistake. Once you’ve done this, select ‘Retry

connection’ to try to connect with the new key/password.

Change encryption mode Change the encryption mode between ‘WEP’, ‘WPA (PSK)’, ‘WPA2

(PSK)’ or ‘None’. EVOKE Flow automatically detects the encryption

mode for your network, but you can change this option and then

select

‘Retry connection’ if you think the mode is speciﬁed incorrectly.

Change IP conﬁguration Choose between ‘DHCP’ or ‘Static’

“Help! I see Unable to connect”

A WEP, WPA or WPA2 key is a sequence of letters and numbers that prevents unauthorized access

to a secured wireless network. Devices like EVOKE Flow need the encryption key in order to connect

to your wireless network. It is usually 26 or 64 characters long depending on how your wireless

network is conﬁgured and in some cases a shorter password can also be used instead of a full key.

You may have noted down the key or password when you set up your broadband account and/or

wireless network (or you could ask the person who set up your wireless network).

If you can’t ﬁnd your key or password, don’t panic. See Chapter 7, Help and Advice, for more help

on ﬁnding this important information.

“Help! What is a WEP key?”

Note Depending on your wireless network conﬁguration, entering only the password may not be sufﬁcient

to connect. If this is the case, EVOKE Flow will try to connect to your network and then display the

‘Unable to connect’ menu. If this happens, highlight and select ‘Change key or password’ and try

entering the full WEP, WPA or WPA2 encryption key and tap

O Save.