® C 446 Digital Media TunerQuick Start Guide

WHAT’S IN THE BOX

CONNECT

1 Connect WiFi aerial.

2 Connect network cable.

3 Connect DAB aerial (230V version model only).

4 Connecting the C446 to an external device.

5 Connecting the C446 to an external device via an optical cable.

6 Connecting the AC mains input to a live AC wall outlet using the supplied detachable mains power cord.

IMPORTANT!Download the C 446 Owner’s Manual from the NAD website - http://nadelectronics.com/products/tuners/C-446-Digital-Media-TunerUnder the Manuals/Downloads tab you will find the C 446 Owner’s Manual in 9 different languages as well as a video presentation of the C 446 setup procedure. The manual contains connection and setup procedures for other sources like DAB, AM, FM and UPnP Receiver, as well as detailed descriptions of the C 446’s other functions and features.

Wireless Setup }View Networks Connect WPS Set Region

INTERNET RADIO - WIRELESS SETUPThe C446 is defaulted to “Wired” connection. If there is no “Wired” connection and Wireless broadband connection is setup and available, the following applies:

Internet Radio Check Network Setup

Available Networks

Scanning...

Network Setup }Wireless Setup Interface Status

Enter Password _ {Source} = Next/Prev {Scroll} = Edit Char

Settings Menu }Network Setup Last.FM Setup Display Brightness

Available Networks }NAD LAB PICKNET AIR

Network Status Connected: NAD LAB IP: 192.168.13.17 RSSI: 80%

1 Press [SETUP]

5 The C 446 will scan for available networks.

2 Scroll to Network Setup by rotating [CONTROL/ENTER]. Press [CONTROL/ENTER] to select.

6 Scroll to desired network by rotating [CONTROL/ENTER]. Press [CONTROL/ENTER] to select.

3 Scroll to Wireless Setup by rotating [CONTROL/ENTER]. Press [CONTROL/ENTER] to select.

7 Rotate [CONTROL/ENTER] to select first character of password.

Press [SOURCE 4] to select character and move to next character. Press [3 SOURCE] to go back to the previous character.

Press [CONTROL/ENTER] to enter password.

4 Scroll to View Networks by rotating [CONTROL/ENTER]. Press [CONTROL/ENTER] to select.

8 Upon successful connection, the status of the selected network is displayed. Press [BACK] three times to return to the top-level menu.

START UP!With rear panel POWER switch set to ON, press Standby button to wake up C 446 from standby mode. The following controls are used to navigate through the C 446 functions and features:

1 3 SOURCE 4 During input of alphanumeric

characters, press to move forward or backward the text entry.

2 SETUP Bring up Settings Menu.

3 BACK Bring back previous menu list. During

input of alphanumeric characters, press to delete previous character.

4 CONTROL/ENTER Rotate to go up/down menu/item

list. Press to select item or start playback.

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LAST.FMLast.fm is a music recommendation streaming service supported by the C446. Last.fm offers a large number of music options. Go to www.last.fm to see the programming available. Last.fm is a pay per use service. To use the service with C 446, an account must be setup at Last.fm. Then, the account information needs to be entered into the C 446 as below example.

UPnP CLIENTThe C446 utilizes a UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) client to allow playback of audio files wherever music is stored in a home network such as a computer, NAS (network-attached storage), Apple iOS device or Android phone.

The C 446 browses your UPnP server audio content over the local network. It includes MP3, FLAC, WMA, WAV, and AAC codecs. The computer, NAS or mobile devices on the network are all potential servers. In order to use them as such, they each need to be set up to act as a UPnP server.

Windows 7 has a built-in UPnP server. To enable it and other related information, visit the following websites:http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/Getting-started-with-media-streaminghttp://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Stream-your-media-to-devices-and-computers-using-Windows-Media-Player

For other Windows versions, Linux or Mac computers, server software such as “Twonky Server” can be downloaded and installed. Visit twonky.com for more information.

INTERNET RADIO - WIRED SETUPDefault display for Internet Radio starts here if wireless connection is successful or if “Wired” connection is available and selected as the default network interface:

My Favourites Local Canada }Stations Podcasts

}All Stations Alternative Dance Electronica

Last.FM

UPnP Client

Settings Menu Network Setup }Last.FM Setup Display Brightness

}Twonky Server [HOME]

Last.FM Setup }User Name Password

Album All Tracks }Artist Artist Index

Africa }Asia Carribean Central America

}Location Genre Search stations Popular stations

Internet Radio Magic 89.9

Playing

Nepal Pakistan }Philippines Singapore

1 Scroll to Stations by rotating [CONTROL/ENTER]. Press [CONTROL/ENTER] to select.

2 Scroll to Location by rotating [CONTROL/ENTER]. Press [CONTROL/ENTER] to select.

6 Selected station starts playing.5 After selecting “All Stations”, a list of all available stations are shown. Select desired station.

1 Press [SETUP] 2 Scroll to Last.fm by rotating [CONTROL/ENTER]. Press [CONTROL/ENTER] to select.

3 Rotate [CONTROL/ENTER] to select first character of user name or password.

Press [SOURCE 4] to select character and move to next character. Press [3 SOURCE] to go back to the previous character.

Press [CONTROL/ENTER] to enter password or user name.

1 Press [SETUP] 2 Scroll to a UPnP server by rotating [CONTROL/ENTER]. Press [CONTROL/ENTER] to select.

3 Rotate [CONTROL/ENTER] to scroll through the content list. Press [CONTROL/ENTER] to select.

3 Rotate [CONTROL/ENTER] to scroll through the list of locations.

4 Press [CONTROL/ENTER] to select the desired location.

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USBThe C446 can play back AAC+, MP3, WMA, WAV or FLAC files stored on a USB (Universal Serial Bus) memory stick. Plug the USB memory stick into the USB port on the front panel.

When connected, the following keys on the TNR 2 remote control are active:[ 4 ] , [ j ] , [ g ] , [ 7/8 ] , [ 9/0 ] , [ MENU ], [ SHUF ], [ RPT ]

iPod

The C446 has a MP DOCK Data Port where a corresponding DATA PORT from a NAD IPD Dock for iPod (NAD IPD) can be connected and interfaced. This allows control of the NAD IPD via C 446.

When connected, the following keys on the TNR 2 remote control are active:[ 4 ] , [ j ] , [ g ] , [ 7/8 ] , [ 9/0 ] , [ MENU ], [ SHUF ], [ RPT ]

USB

Attached

iPod Display

iPod Connected

NAD MP3 test file 1 }NAD MP3 test file 2 NAD MP3 test file 3 NAD MP3 test file 4

}NAD MP3 Test File WMA Files Various Artist

These Words Natasha Unwritten Playing 00:57

USB NAD MP3 test file 2 Playing 0:38

1 Connnection of a USB memory stick is acknowledged on the front panel display.

1 Connnection of an NAD IPD Dock for iPod (NAD IPD) is acknowledged on the front panel display.

2 Scroll to a desired folder by rotating [CONTROL/ENTER]. Press [CONTROL/ENTER] to select.

2 Use [CONTROL/ENTER] to scroll through menu selections. Press [CONTROL/ENTER] to select or start playback.

4 Selected file begins playing.

3 Scroll to a desired file by rotating [CONTROL/ENTER]. Press [CONTROL/ENTER] to select.