Operation Manual

Spotify Connect

Spotify gives you millions of songs at your fingertips. The artists you love, the latest hits and new

discoveries just for you.

With Spotify Connect feature, you can play and control all this music wirelessly. Choose music on

your smartphone or tablet, and listen on your radio.

Your radio has Spotify Connect built in. This lets you control the music playing on your radio using

the Spotify app on your smartphone or tablet.

Listening is seamless – you can take calls, play games, watch a video, even switch you phone off,

all without interrupting the music. It’s a better way to listen at home.

*For service availability in your country, check www.spotify.com

Using Spotify Connect

You’ll need a Spotify Premium account to enjoy instant access to million songs from the Spotify

archive, all at superior audio sampling rates.

If you don’t have it, just go to www.spotify.com/freetrial for your free 30-day trial.

How to use Spotify Connect

1. Download Spotify app for your smartphone or tablet (iOS or Android).

2. Connect your device to the same wifi network as your smartphone or tablet.

3. Open the Spotify app on your smartphone or tablet, and play any song.

4. Tap the square image of the song’s cover art in the bottom left of the screen. Then tap the

Connect icon .

5. Tap ‘DigitRadio 510’ from the list. If you can’t see it, just check it’s connected to the same wifi

network as your phone of tablet.

You will notice that your radio is currently listed as “DigitRadio

510 xxxxxxxxxxxx” (the 12 digit alphanumeric code is the

MAC address of your radio) in the Spotify App. If you would

like to change this name to something more personal (‘John’s

Sine IR’ for example), you can do so as follows:

a. On the radio: Press MENU and select Main menu >

System settings > Network > View settings. Scroll

down and take a note of the ‘IP address’.

b. On your computer: Ensure that your computer is on the

same network as the radio, then enter the IP address

into your browser’s address bar (example:

192.168.0.34). This will allow you to view some of the

radio’s diagnostics, but also change its name.