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Adding non-networking audio devices to the network

– Living Room –

Let’s say you’ve set up an S-102 in the Living Room so that you can conveniently

enjoy your DVD Home Theatre. While the S-102 itself cannot be networked, it still lets

you enjoy music libraries from your computers while you’re in the Living Room. Now

let’s set up an ASD-3W. The ASD-3W not only connects an iPod to the S-102, it also

networks with computers. It’s easy to select music ﬁ les, too. You use the ASD-3W’s

remote control unit to select music while viewing the TV screen connected to the

S-102, very much like you would if you were in the Theatre Room. This is easy to do

thanks to the GUI in the ASD-3W.

If you have a stereo receiver or integrated amp in the Living Room, you connect

the ASD-3W to the amp and your TV to the ASD-3W. You can enjoy music libraries

from your computers in the same way with this setup.

So easy and convenient – Bedroom –

Despite its compact size, the S-52 lets you easily enjoy music in a big, dynamic

sound. It’s a new network system that lets you enjoy your iPod, music libraries from

your computers, Internet radio programs, and of course FM/AM radio and CDs, too.

ASD-3W - See page 29

S-52 - See page 50

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