You can find a detailed list here

• HearDis! In-Store music player (step micro)

• Power connector (incl. power adapter)

• Cinch connector

• 3,5mm stereo jack to RCA cable and RCA adapter, 1,5m length

• Network Cat 6 cable, 1,5m length (red)

• first connect the audio cable (RCA cable) with the amplifier

• choose on the backside one input channel (e.g. AUX, Input A, Line A, ...)

  • red plug (right channel) in red or R

  • white plug (left channel) in white or L

• ensure to switch to the corresponding input channel on the front of the amplifier (input, music source), e.g. AUX, Input A, Line A, ...

• see some examples

• Plug the power connector of the music player

• Note that if your country does not support type C or F electrical plugs, you will find a power adapter in the shipping box

• Plug the other end of the power supply into the music player

• As soon as the new music player is properly connected, it will boot automatically and the power button will light up white

• within the next minute, the device will start playing music

• Plug the network cable into one of the network sockets of the music player

• connect with the CISCO network switch device

• Make sure the network cable is using the right port

EU: It is preferred that you use port 34 of the CISCO Switch
(otherwise a port in the range 25 -34) as shown in the picture

France: It is preferred that you use port 34 of the CISCO Switch
(otherwise a port in the range 33 -36) as shown in the picture

PNA: any port (talk to your IT if you run into problems)

• The arrows and numbers below indicate the correct patch socket

• Check if the connection is working (blinking lights)

• When plugging the audio cable into the headphone port of the music player, you should hear music immediately

• If you can't hear music, make sure the volume on the amplifier is at an audible level and that the right input channel at the amplifier is selected

• If you still can't hear music, check the output signal by plugging headphones into that port of the music player

• If you hear music through your headphones, the music player works

• If you can't hear music through the headphones, the issue is somewhere else: refer to the troubleshooting guide

• If the installation went well and you can hear music, it would be great to give quick feedback

• We will also check if the online connection works and your player is updating properly