User's Guide Part 1

6/25/2003 ©2003 TerraDigital Systems, LLC
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Chapter 1:
Introducing the TerraPlayer
Thanks and Welcome!
Thank you for purchasing your TerraPlayer, and welcome to the world of digital audio.
Your TerraPlayer will help pull your digital audio files from your PC and into your life –
and in full color.
The TerraPlayer User Guide is intended to help you get the most out of your
TerraPlayer. Here, you will find information on setting up the hardware, using the
TerraTouch OS on the touchscreen, and using the TerraPlayer Utility Suite on your PC.
Introducing the TerraPlayer
The TerraPlayer is a wireless, network-connected Digital Audio Jukebox
™
with a full-
color, graphic interface that provides easy access to your digital music collection. It frees
you to listen to digital audio anywhere in and around your home. A wireless link streams
audio files from your PC to your TerraPlayer located within a wide transmission range.
There are two components to the system: a TerraPlayer Radio and a Base Transceiver.
The TerraPlayer BT-100 (Base Transceiver) connects to either a PC (via USB
connection) or a group of PCs on a LAN (via an Ethernet connection). It transmits music
from the PC to a TerraPlayer Radio.
There are two versions of the TerraPlayer Radio. The TR-100 (Table Radio) has built-in
stereo speakers, amplifier, and an AM/FM radio for stand-alone use. The CR-100
(Component Radio) is for component stereo system to a PC.
) Refer to Chapter 2:
Hardware and Connections on page 20 for more information.
The TerraTouch OS™
The touchscreen runs the TerraTouch
OS—an operating system which uses
album covers as icons to place The
World’s music at your fingertips™.
) Refer to Chapter 3:
The TerraTouch OS
 on page 26.
Desktop/
Windows
TerraPlayer CR-100
(
Com
p
onent Radio
)
Component
Stereo System
Cable or DSL
Modem
Connection
via USB
TerraPlayer TR-100
(Table Radio)
TerraPlayerBT-100
(Base Transceiver)
Internet