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MUSIC SYSTEMS OF THE FUTURE

USER MANUAL

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Table of Contents

USER INTERFACE

1.0 Main Menu........................................................1

1.1 Search...............................................................2

1.2 Artists................................................................6

1.3 Charts...............................................................8

1.4 Popular..............................................................9

1.5 Feature*..............................................10

1.6 Language Selector............................................14

SERVICE MODE

2.0 Main Menu........................................................15

2.1 Monetary...........................................................17

2.2 Updates............................................................20

2.3 Scrolling Message............................................22

2.4 Popularity..........................................................25

2.5 Book Keeping...................................................28

2.6 Volume Control.................................................30

2.7 Play Settings....................................................32

2.8 Price Lists.........................................................35

2.9 Network............................................................37

2.10 BGM.................................................................39

2.11 Lockouts...........................................................54

2.12 Admin...............................................................59

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* Only for Online Jukeboxes fitted with YouTube Upgrade Kit

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USER INTERFACE

1.0 Main Menu

Once the Icon Apollo’s Interface has loaded, the first screen will be the all-new Main Menu screen

(fig. 1.0). This new-look Main Menu screen allows the user to navigate the jukebox in a much

simpler way, allowing faster time to find their music as the main sections ARTISTS, CHARTS and

POPULAR are all accessed through the same screen. Each of these sections and

the other navigation buttons will be covered in further detail in this User Manual.

This is the main

navigation area

for the user to

select their

choice of music.

As you will see it

is divided up into

3 sections

(ARTISTS,

CHARTS and

POPULAR).

These sections

will be outlined in

further detail later

in this manual.

This is the scroller navigation for each of the 3

sections. The scroller is the same for each section

except for the Artists section where an extra button

appears in the middle. Here you simply press either

directional arrow button until you reach the desired

Artist/Track you wish the jukebox to play.

The Main

Menu screen

has the

facility to

search for

tracks withing

the 3

sections by

Word or by

Date. For

information

on the

Feature see

section (1.1)

in this user

manual.

As you may also notice, there are some interesting other new features on the

such as the use of Advertising (this can be promotional advertising for anything such as Taxi’s,

Pizza Restaurants, Limousine Hire and of course to advertise your own business.

Also if your new Icon Apollo is online and is able to receive updates via the internet, you can easily check

to see if your jukebox is currently connected to the internet or not by the / Notification Icon

in the top right hand side of the jukebox ( = connected / = disconnected).

Also new for 2009, is that the Icon Apollo comes YouTube ready. Operators have the option to install a

separate piece of hardware (at a small cost) in the jukebox to allow it to access YouTube without

interfering with the current music being played on the main speakers in the venue.

Finally, both the Credits and Price List (at the bottom of the Main Menu screen) have been designed to

be more user-friendly, for example the Price List is hidden from normal view until pressed by the user.

Also each Icon Apollo has the ability to be in different languages (see page 14 for more information).

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Green Red

Red

fig. 1.0 - Main Menu User Interface

1.1 Search

The Icon Apollo has its Search feature split into 2 areas: By Word and By Date. Fig 1.1 below shows

the screen the user will see when they press the Search By Word Button.As you will have noticed by

now, all the buttons in the jukebox are interactive. For example when the user presses the Search By

Word button, the background for this button highlights in blue to show the user that they have pressed

that button.

fig. 1.1 - Search By Word Screen

When the user presses the

Decades button under the filter

menu on the left hand side, the

keyboard is replaced with this,

allowing the user to search for

tracks within a decade of their

choice.

When the user presses the

Genres button under the filter

menu on the left hand side, the

keyboard is replaced with this,

allowing the user to search for

tracks within a genre of their

choice.

When the user presses the

Genres button under the filter

menu on the left hand side, the

keyboard is replaced with this,

allowing the user to search for

tracks by either Audio, Video or

Both.

The entry the User has

typed in appears here,

with the Backspace

button to the side

The Slider control is

used to navigate

through the Search

Results with ease

This Home button

allows for quick

navigation to the Main

Menu Screen, and

appears on every

screen that navigates

away from the Main

The Search By Word

option has 3 filters the

user can filter their

searches if they wish.

These are by:

Decades, Genres and

Audio/Video. If the user

presses the New

Search button above, it

will restore the

keyboard shown on

screen and clear any

current searches

fig. 1.1.1 - Decades Search Filter

fig. 1.1.2 - Genres Search Filter

fig. 1.1.3 - Audio/Video Search Filter

Search By Word

The List View in the Search By Word Search screen displays the results

of your search. The Background colour of each result changes

depending on whether it is an Audio ( background) or Video* (

background). On the left hand side of each track you will notice it has a

small artist image, this allows the user to quickly identify the track(s) they

wish to play. Also on the right hand side there are symbols to

differentiate whether the track is Audio or Video (see fig. 1.1.5 for Key to

Symbols used)

* Depending on Jukebox option

Blue Purple

fig. 1.1.4 - Search By Word List View

fig. 1.1.5 - Key to Symbols

fig. 1.1.6 - Touchscreen Qwerty Keyboard

The Key to Symbols indicates to the user whether the track(s) they wish

to play is a Audio, Video, or a Download track (Download indicates that it

is stored on our external database and downloads the track via internet

and after remain on that one jukebox, so this option will only appear on

search results where jukeboxes are on-line) on the Search results and

also on the Track Listing of each Artist (see section 1.2) .

The full Qwerty keyboard on the Search By Word screen enables the user to search for a

specific Artist or Track, each letter pressed is shown in the text box above the keyboard

and automatically refreshes the List View of results. The keyboard is also interactive in the

sense that each letter you press you know it has been pressed as it displays a depressed

effect. If the Track or Artist has symbols (or if the Jukebox is in another language and the

Track/Artist requires the use of accents) the user can press the Shift button identified by

the symbol and the Keyboard alters to show symbols and accents.

fig. 1.1.7 - Search By Date Screen

The List View on

the Search By

Date screen as

described in fig.

1.1.4. As default,

the List View

sorts results by

alphabetical

order

Navigation button

to return to Main

Menu screen

Slider control to

browse through

the search results

Advertisements

like this appear

on all of the

Screens on the

Icon Apollo.

These can be

customised to

advertise your

own premises or

products

The Key to

Symbols on the

Search By Date

screen as

described in fig.

1.1.5

When the user presses the Search By Date button on the Main Menu

screen (fig. 1.0), the screen above is displayed. As with the other search

screen, this also has a List View to show the user all of the tracks,

however replacing the Qwerty keyboard is a Date Selector (see fig. 1.1.8)

which will show results of music within a specific month and year.

fig. 1.1.8 - Date Selector

The Date Selector enables the user to filter the search results shown in

the List View by a specific month and year. For example if they wanted

to search for a track in January 1969 the user would first press the

button ‘1970' and 1970 will appear in the Year Calendar, then press the

button with the two arrows pointing down which will now show 1969

as the year. Next the user will press the button with the two arrows

pointing up above the Month Calendar which will show the month ‘1'

in the Calendar. As the user will have noticed, the List View

automatically refreshes itself with each option pressed. The Search By

Date feature is especially useful if the user wishes to look for a track on

a memorable date.

Search By Date

Once the user is happy filtering their search, whichever option they go

down and wish to play a Track from their search results, the user simply

presses on the track in the List View (fig. 1.1.4), which highlights in

to inform you that you have pressed it (fig. 1.1.9) and from there takes

you to the Track Selection Confirmation screen (fig. 1.1.10)

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The Track Selection Confirmation screen gives you a final reminder if the user really

wishes to play the Track. To play the user simply presses the Yes button, and to

discard, the user presses the No button returning them to the previous screen which

they were on. At the bottom of this screen is a reminder of how many Credits there

are left on the Jukebox, what type of Track you have selected (Audio/Video) and

how many Credits are required to play the chosen Track. Of course if there are no

Credits available a screen will pop up saying ‘Insufficient Credits’

fig. 1.1.9 - Selected Track in List View

fig. 1.1.10 - Track Selection Confirmation screen

Selecting Track to Play Using Search

1.2 Artists

The Icon Apollo’sArtists section is accessed via the Main Menu screen (fig.1.0) by pressing the Artists

button. This will alter the screen as shown below in fig.1.2. The user is now able to browse the list of

Artists using the Scroller Control at the bottom (fig. 1.2.1). You will know when you have selected the

Artists section as the Artists button background changes to .Blue

fig. 1.2 - Artists Section

The new Artists

section has been

simplified to be

displayed on the

Main Menu

screen, so it is

easier and faster

for the user to

browse for their

favourite Artist(s)

/ Track(s). A lot of

thought has gone

into the User

Interface to make

it much more

user friendly

fig. 1.2.1 - Artist Section Scroller

The Scroller on the Artist Section is unique to the Artists Section in that the Scroller

incorporates an extra button in the middle which displays the Artist Selection

Keypad (fig. 1.2.1.0), thus allowing the user to select the first letter of their desired

artist and use the scroll buttons either side to find the Artist they are looking for

more quickly. As the user presses the left or right scroll button, the screen

automatically refreshes the Artist images to coincide with the current location. The

scroller will automatically begin the next letter in sequence if the user carries on

pressing the scroll buttons to the left or right.

N.B: Once the user has selected a letter from the keypad, the keypad will then

disappear with the normal scroller in place with the exception that the letter the user

has chosen appears in the middle button.

Once the user has found their chosen Artist, they simply press on their image and the screen in fig.

1.2.2 is displayed which will list all the available tracks by that Artist.

fig. 1.2.1.0 - Artist Selection Keypad

fig. 1.2.2 - Artist Tracks Selection screen

On the Artist Tracks Confirmation screen, the user will be presented with

the screen shown above which shows them the Image of the Artist they

have selected and the Artist name to the right hand side of the image.

Below the image will be displayed a list of all the current Tracks by that

artist in alphabetical order, whether they are Audio or Video Tracks (if

the Jukebox is Video enabled) and Tracks that are available for

download (if the Jukebox is online). The user will easily be able to

differentiate the difference in the list if a Track is Audio or Video by the

colour of the background (see fig. 1.1.4). If the Artist has 7 Tracks or

less in the list then the user would press on the Track they wish. If the

Artist has more than 7 Tracks, then the user would use the Slider control

(as described in fig. 1.2.1) to browse through the list of Tracks until they

find their selection. Once the user has found the Track they wish to play,

they simply press on it in the list and from there it will take you to the

Track Selection Confirmation screen (fig. 1.1.10) where the user can

then have their selected music played.

Artist Tracks screen

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