Magnum Dynalab MD-806T - Manual (Page 5)

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UNPACKING YOUR MD Tuner
Carefully inspect all sides of the
shipping carton for damage. If there
are marks or holes in the carton make
note of the location in relation to the
unit inside. Any obvious dents or scuff
marks should alert you to the
possibility of damage. Carefully remove
the MD Wi Fi Tuner Plus from the end
caps and wrapping, inspect all sides.
Pay special attention to the
corresponding areas on the unit where
damage was found to the shipping
carton. If damage is evident, document
the type and extent of the damage,
then repack the unit and call the
dealer.
KINDLY DO NOT SEND THE UNIT
BACK TO THE SHIPPER UNTIL YOU
HAVE BEEN ASKED TO DO SO.
DO NOT DISCARD THE PACKING
MATERIALS AND CARTONS. Should
there be a necessity to return the unit
for any reason, it must arrive safely
and suitably packaged in order for our
receiver to accept it from the carrier.
If the unit has incurred damage as a
result of improper packaging, it is not
likely that a claim for the damage
against the carrier will be successful.
Likewise, we will ship your unit back to
you only in factory-approved packaging,
however, if the unit were to arrive at
the factory on anything other than
factory approved packaging, we
reserve the right to return the unit in
factory-approved packaging and charge
the cost of the packaging to the
shipper. This is the only way we can
assure you of a safe return (damage
by carrier excepted).
External resources
To operate the MD 806, the following
external resources are needed:
• a power source (100-240 V mains
supply),
• a wired (Ethernet) or wireless (Wi-
Fi) network (provided through a
router) with appropriate
permissions and password if
necessary (for Internet Tuner and
Network Music player modes),
• broadband Internet access (for
Internet Tuner mode and Internet
Software Update),
• a music library stored on the
network or on a USB mass storage
device (for Music player modes),
• an external audio source (for Aux in
mode).