Configuring The Network; Led Indicators; Getting Started; Switching The Speaker On - Silvercrest SMRS 30 A1 User Manual And Service Information

Configuring the network

The SMRS 30 A1 speaker is connected to the network via Wi-Fi. The built-in Wi-Fi antenna receives
the network router signals.
In order for the speaker to access the music files on the network, the network must meet the
following requirements:

DHCP must be enabled on the network router so the speaker can obtain an IP address
automatically.

UPnP media sharing has to be enabled on the router.
See the operating instructions for your router.

LED indicators

all LEDs off (while the power switch is
ON)
orange LED on
yellow LED on and blue LED on
blue LED flashes slowly
blue LED flashes 3 times fast, followed
by a short pause
blue LED on
green LED on
green and blue LEDs flashing fast
green and blue LEDs flashing slowly two
times

Getting started

Switching the speaker on

Connect the speaker to the supplied power adapter (B) and then connect the power adapter (B) to
an easily accessible power socket. Toggle the power switch (8) located on the back panel of the
unit to "ON". The speaker is now in standby mode. The LEDs are off. There is no Wi-Fi connection.

Establishing the Wi-Fi connection

There are 2 ways to connect the speaker (A) to the existing network of your router via Wi-Fi: either
by pressing the WPS / RESET button (3) or by downloading the "UNDOK" control app for free
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from the Apple App Store or from the Google
connection for the first time, make sure to place the speaker (A) as close as possible to the router to
Standby mode (network connection disabled)
Idle mode
Speaker is initialising
AP mode, waiting for network connection
WPS mode, waiting for WPS signal from router
Connected to the network
AUX mode
Wi-Fi connection fault
Maximum volume has been reached
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Play Store. In both cases, when establishing the
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