Using Trle Online Coos Database - Yamaha MCX-2000 Owner's Manual

Using the Online COOS Database
The
~jlCX - ~2000
incorporates a part of Gracenote COOS
database and uses it to retrieve and display song data for
rnusic CDs (factory
settin~~).
The onHne COOS database iS
l
hovvever, alvv'a,ys beirlg updated according to the latest CD
releases in the \Nhok0 \lvorld. So, if you hEl.V(0 an Internet
connection and Illake it accessible frorn the
~v1CX-2000,
you can be sure to retrieV(0
son~.J
data for your CDs.
1 Select Top Menu> Setup> CD Lookup.
2 Change each pararneter value as needed.
o
Auto lookup
Specify vvllether the
~j1CX-2000
autornaticaHy starts searching
:song data in the COOS database \Nhen you set a rnusic CD on
the
un~t
(factory setting: ON). VVith OFF: the fv1CX-2000 doesnlt
start autornatic search, so that all song data \lvill be shovvn vvith
generic narnes (Unknovvn or Track). If you vvant to start playing
or recording (irnporting) a rnusic CD as soon as you set it
(because you knO\tv song data can be retrieved later, even V\lf1en
CD tracks are archived). specify thls parameter" to OFF.
f) Database Location
Specify 'which COOS database to be used for retrieving
dong
data. If you only use the built-in database, select Internal
Database (factory setting). \/\jitfl this option selected, the
follo\:vin~J
Internet-relevant pararneter t)ecorne unava1lable.
OppositelYl !f you select Internet Database
l
the iV1CX-2000
doesn't use the built-in database at aH. 'lou rnay select Internal
Database
J you~re
using the
~v1CX-2000
vvithout Internet
connecton.
e
Access Timeout
Specify hoy\} 101"1g tile
t\~C)(-2000
is allowed to \Nalt after
querying to the on!!ne CDDS database. within a range Detvveen
30 to 300 seconds. If your Internet access is fast enougl\ you
can leave this value as it is (factory setting: 30 seconds) because
tr18 online datatx-1se norrnally rl-3sponds in a fevv secon(js. But, if
you specify a srr"1all vaiue for slo\fv Internet access (suer; as
mocJelT diai-up access)l there may be a case the
~'v~CX-2000
stops \tvaiting before Hie COOS response is returned. This
results in no applicable song data. So, specify a value that's
large enou9h for your Internet access speed.
3 When you select OK, the "Saving ..." message is shown.
The MCX-2000 afterward retrieves song data in the
specified manner.
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CDDF3 datalJ(}se. However. c(-m ignore d3ta l-Jy retrievinq
JI8
iatest data uSinq Hk:: h'';fo cormnaneJ
((Oin
the
Su[xnonu in sovonJI rv1usic
!\rcl'li'J~)
SC:(1(·jns.
Defining User Interface
Your
~v1CX-2000
beconles (nore usable
if
you c;ustorTlize the
unit according to your preferences.
Se~ect
Top
~j1enu >
Setup
>
User Interface, find hovv you can custornize the
~J1CX··2000.
User Interface menu
Front Panel Display
You can acJjust brightness and contrast of the
~v1CX-2000
front
pane~
display.
Page displayed at Power ON
VVhen connected to the
AC
povver
source
or 'Naking up
"frorn
sleep or standby mode, the fv1CX-2000 norrnaHy ctsplays the
Top Menu SCt'een. You can criange
it
to a screen last s1lown
before the display goes off.
Screen Saver
The
~v1CX-2000
operation screens
(on the
TV rnonltor) qoes
off vvhen the unit enters sleep or stanciby fllocJe. in acldition
to
this: you can set the screen
display
to autornatcal1y go off
aftet' the specified
c:luraton,
Use this feature
to
prevent
mOrl1tor burnout.
language
You
can
select a
langua~)e
used to shovv text
messa~Jes
in
the front panel cJ1sp!ay and TV rnonitor screens. TillS is the
sarne pararreter
you first
set vvitr') Easy
Setup
(pag(:1
27).
Use
this VJllen you vvant to cllange the user inter'face language.
PS/2 Keyboard
You can
select the
type of your PS/2 keyboard
connected
to
the PS/2 pori on the fv1CX-2000 front panel. This
1S
an
essental setting for your keyboard to
proper~y
\fvork,
MCX-2000 O\:vne(s Monuol
93
Using the Online COOS Database
The
~jlCX - ~2000
incorporates a part of Gracenote COOS
database and uses it to retrieve and display song data for
rnusic CDs (factory
settin~~).
The onHne COOS database iS
l
hovvever, alvv'a,ys beirlg updated according to the latest CD
releases in the \Nhok0 \lvorld. So, if you hEl.V(0 an Internet
connection and Illake it accessible frorn the
~v1CX-2000,
you can be sure to retrieV(0
son~.J
data for your CDs.
1 Select Top Menu> Setup> CD Lookup.
2 Change each pararneter value as needed.
o
Auto lookup
Specify vvllether the
~j1CX-2000
autornaticaHy starts searching
:song data in the COOS database \Nhen you set a rnusic CD on
the
un~t
(factory setting: ON). VVith OFF: the fv1CX-2000 doesnlt
start autornatic search, so that all song data \lvill be shovvn vvith
generic narnes (Unknovvn or Track). If you vvant to start playing
or recording (irnporting) a rnusic CD as soon as you set it
(because you knO\tv song data can be retrieved later, even V\lf1en
CD tracks are archived). specify thls parameter" to OFF.
f) Database Location
Specify 'which COOS database to be used for retrieving
dong
data. If you only use the built-in database, select Internal
Database (factory setting). \/\jitfl this option selected, the
follo\:vin~J
Internet-relevant pararneter t)ecorne unava1lable.
OppositelYl !f you select Internet Database
l
the iV1CX-2000
doesn't use the built-in database at aH. 'lou rnay select Internal
Database
J you~re
using the
~v1CX-2000
vvithout Internet
connecton.
e
Access Timeout
Specify hoy\} 101"1g tile
t\~C)(-2000
is allowed to \Nalt after
querying to the on!!ne CDDS database. within a range Detvveen
30 to 300 seconds. If your Internet access is fast enougl\ you
can leave this value as it is (factory setting: 30 seconds) because
tr18 online datatx-1se norrnally rl-3sponds in a fevv secon(js. But, if
you specify a srr"1all vaiue for slo\fv Internet access (suer; as
mocJelT diai-up access)l there may be a case the
~'v~CX-2000
stops \tvaiting before Hie COOS response is returned. This
results in no applicable song data. So, specify a value that's
large enou9h for your Internet access speed.
3 When you select OK, the "Saving ..." message is shown.
The MCX-2000 afterward retrieves song data in the
specified manner.
~Eill ~~;i~I~;~~::~(~;~-~~~~~(~6~'~j;~i; ~;~~,(;~~:1:::~:~I~~~r'1~::~~~;:~~:'~~~~i~~;;ie;l:](~()C:;i~~~~~
CDDF3 datalJ(}se. However. c(-m ignore d3ta l-Jy retrievinq
JI8
iatest data uSinq Hk:: h'';fo cormnaneJ
((Oin
the
Su[xnonu in sovonJI rv1usic
!\rcl'li'J~)
SC:(1(·jns.
Defining User Interface
Your
~v1CX-2000
beconles (nore usable
if
you c;ustorTlize the
unit according to your preferences.
Se~ect
Top
~j1enu >
Setup
>
User Interface, find hovv you can custornize the
~J1CX··2000.
User Interface menu
Front Panel Display
You can acJjust brightness and contrast of the
~v1CX-2000
front
pane~
display.
Page displayed at Power ON
VVhen connected to the
AC
povver
source
or 'Naking up
"frorn
sleep or standby mode, the fv1CX-2000 norrnaHy ctsplays the
Top Menu SCt'een. You can criange
it
to a screen last s1lown
before the display goes off.
Screen Saver
The
~v1CX-2000
operation screens
(on the
TV rnonltor) qoes
off vvhen the unit enters sleep or stanciby fllocJe. in acldition
to
this: you can set the screen
display
to autornatcal1y go off
aftet' the specified
c:luraton,
Use this feature
to
prevent
mOrl1tor burnout.
language
You
can
select a
langua~)e
used to shovv text
messa~Jes
in
the front panel cJ1sp!ay and TV rnonitor screens. TillS is the
sarne pararreter
you first
set vvitr') Easy
Setup
(pag(:1
27).
Use
this VJllen you vvant to cllange the user inter'face language.
PS/2 Keyboard
You can
select the
type of your PS/2 keyboard
connected
to
the PS/2 pori on the fv1CX-2000 front panel. This
1S
an
essental setting for your keyboard to
proper~y
\fvork,
MCX-2000 O\:vne(s Monuol
93