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And thank you for your purchase.
You’re about to experience digital
music in true high delity. With easy,
intuitive access to your complete music
collection and no compromise in sound
quality, now you can experience all of it.
(Yes, Olive it.)
WELCOME

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The Olive 4/4HD and Olive 2 were designed to work together so you can enjoy your
music library throughout your home. Using either a wired or wireless home network,
your Olive 4/4HD can be part of your stereo system in the living room while the Olive 2
provides access to your music in up to 10 other rooms. Let’s set up your new system
and ll your home with music.
Olive 2 in the of ce.Olive 2 in the master bedroom.
Olive 4HD in the living room.
Olive 2 in the family room.

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IT’S ALL HERE.
OLIVE IT.
HOW DOES THAT SOUND?

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Setup
06 Olive 4/4HD Components
07 Olive 2 Components
08 Connect Olive 4
09 Connect Olive 4HD
10 Olive 4HD HDMI
11 Connect Olive 2
Navigate
13 Buttons
15 Navigation Bar
17 Remote Control
19 Music Library
20 Create Playlists
21 Music Sources
22 Internet Radio
23 Settings
Network Setup
23 Wired & Wireless
Olive 4 & 4HD Features
25 Importing
26 Import From PC
27 Import From MAC
28 Burn CDs
29 Maestro: Overview
30 Maestro: Connection
31 Maestro: Playlists
32 Maestro: Edit Genre
33 Maestro: Edit Metadata
Maintain
32 Backup
33 Update Software
34 Safety & Care
Resources
35 Q & A
36 Regulation Information
37 Legal Notices
39 Warranty
40 Copyright

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S E T U P Olive 4 & 4HD Components
Olive 4
User Guide
Wireless Antenna
Remote + Batteries
Olive 4HD
Power Cable
Power Cable
Wireless Antenna
Remote + Batteries
User Guide
Unpack your box and you nd the following items:

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4. Master Power
Switch on your Olive 4 using the
Master Power Switch and press
the Wake/Sleep Button on the
front to activate the Touchscreen.
2a. Wireless Antenna
Screw the wireless
antenna onto the WiFi
port for a wireless
connection.
3. Power Cable
Attach the Power
Cable to the power
port and then to a
wall socket.
1. Audio Output
Connect cables from your
amp/receiver or speakers
to the appropriate audio
output jacks.
2b. Ethernet Outlet
If you’re using a
wired network, connect
your ethernet cable.
Follow these easy steps and you’ll set up your Olive 4 in no time.
S E T U P Connect Olive 4

S E T U P Connect Olive 4HD
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6. Master Power
Switch on your Olive 4HD using
the Master Power Switch and
press the Wake/Sleep Button
on the front to activate the
Touchscreen.
1. Audio Output
Connect cables from your amp/receiver
or speakers to the appropriate audio
output jacks. The analog connectors (for
RCA cables) are most commonly used.
2. Outboard DAC
By connecting to Digital IN,
use the Olive 4HD as an
outboard DAC for any digital
music source. From the
SOURCES menu, select
DIGITAL INPUT.
5. Power Cable
Attach the Power Cable to
the Power Port and then to a
wall socket.
3a. Wireless Antenna
For wireless connectivity, attach
the enclosed antenna to the
top
WiFi port. For a stronger signal,
you may attach a secondary
antenna (not included) to the
lower WiFi port. Please ensure
that the two antennas are at
a 90º angle (e.g. 12 and 3
o-clock).
3b. Ethernet Outlet
For wired connectivity,
attach your ethernet
cable here.
4. HDMI
Connect an HDMI cable
from your TV to your
Olive 4HD to see the
color display with all of
your music details on
your big screen. Simply
press the LEFT and
RIGHT arrow button on
your Olive 4HD and the
navigation interface will
appear on your TV.
(see page 10)
Follow these easy steps and you’ll set up your Olive 4HD in no time.

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Connect HDMI
The Olive 4HD includes an HDMI interface so you can view a full color display of all
your music details on the big screen! Simply connect an HDMI cable from the HDMI
port on your TV to the HDMI port on the back of your Olive 4HD. To switch to the
HDMI output, simply press the LEFT and RIGHT arrow button simultaneously
(or go to SETTINGS > GENERAL SETTINGS).
HDMI port on TV
HDMI port on Olive 4HD
S E T U P Olive 4HD HDMI

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S E T U P Audio
Option 2: Connect powered speakers directly to your Olive using the analog audio
outputs.
Option 1: Connect your Olive to an amplier or receiver. You may use either analog
or digital cables by connecting to the corresponding analog or digital (optical or coax)
outputs. Connect your speakers to your amplier or receiver.
Passive Speakers > Amplier/Receiver > Olive
Powered Speakers > Olive

N A V I G A T E Buttons
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Player Buttons
The Player Buttons are used like a CD player. When you push once, Play/Pause,
Forward and Back buttons allow you to navigate tracks within an album or playlist
while playing music. When you push and hold, Play/Pause stops your music, Forward
moves Fast Forward and Back moves Fast Back.
Disc
Drive
Eject
Forward or
Fast Forward
Stop
Forward or
Fast Forward
Back or
Fast Back
Back or
Fast Back
Play/Pause
or Stop
Play/Pause
Wake/Sleep
Button
Wake/Sleep
Button
Navigation
Buttons
Touchscreen
Navigation
Buttons
Player
Buttons
Player
Buttons
Touchscreen

N A V I G A T E Navigation Bar
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The Touchscreen icons in the Navigation Bar also function as buttons. Tap the icon
to access the settings. Adjustments may also be made under General or Network
Settings. Active or set icons will be displayed in orange. See page 23 for important
notes on wired and wireless indications. See page 17 for remote control functions.
Touchscreen
BACK Navigate to the previous screen.
CLOCK Set time and date. Tap icon or access from Settings menu.
ALARM Set an alarm to wake up to your music.
SLEEP TIMER Fall asleep to your music without it playing all night.
REPEAT ALL TRACKS Play the current music selection continuously.
REPEAT ONE TRACK Repeat a single track.
SHUFFLE Playback the current tracks/albums in random order.
PLAY/PAUSE/STOP Play, pause or stop the current track, album or artist.
TRACK COUNTDOWN Indicates the current track time remaining.
CD BURNING/BACKUP/RESTORE Indicates a CD is burning or importing,
or the backup or restore process is taking place.*
VOLUME Reects the current volume level. Tap to adjust
MUTE Select the volume icon to set mute.
WIRELESS Indicates wireless network connection and strength.
WIRED NETWORK (ETHERNET) Indicates wired network connection.
NO CONNECTION Indicates that you are disconnected from your network.
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N A V I G A T E Remote Control
Navigation Buttons
Shortcut Buttons
Wake/Sleep Button
Player Buttons
Olive 4 & Olive 2 Remote
The buttons on the Remote Control duplicate those on your Olive device. The
Remote Controls vary slightly between the Olive 4 & Olive 2 vs. the Olive 4HD.
RATING Shortcut to the pop-up to adjust your personal rating of the song playing.
SLEEP Shortcut to the Sleep Timer (page 15).
HOME Shortcut to the main menu of the Olive 4 & Olive 2.
OK This button functions as the Select Button on your Olive 4 or Olive 2 (page 14).
TRACK Shortcut to the track currently playing.
LIBRARY Shortcut to your Olive 4 Music Library
SOURCES Shortcut to the list of connected Music Sources.
RADIO Shortcut to the Internet Radio selection.
REPEAT Shortcut to set the repeat mode while a track is playing.
ADD Shortcut to add the current track to a playlist.
SHUFFLE Shortcut to set the shufe mode while a track is playing.

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N A V I G A T E Music Library
Search, nd and play your music easily with the intuitive categorization.
GENRES Browse your music collection alphabetically in preset genres.
ALBUM ARTWORK Flip through album covers to select music.
ALBUM NAME Search music alphabetically by album name.
ARTISTS Browse music alphabetically by artists rst name.
TRACKS Search music alphabetically by track title.
PLAYLISTS Create playlists (see opposite page) or access playlists you’ve created.
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MUSIC LIBRARY GENRES
MUSIC SOURCES ALBUM ARTWORK
INTERNET RADIO ALBUM NAME
SETTINGS ARTISTS
TRACKS
PLAYLISTS

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N A V I G A T E Create Playlists
Music Library > Playlists > Add Playlist
1. Under Playlist in your Music Library, select Add Playlist.
2. Enter a name for your playlist and press Save.
6. The Rate Track screen will appear with the option Add To Playlist.
7. Add the current track playing, select the playlist you created and press Save.
3. Go back to Music Library and browse your collection.
4. Play the tracks you wish to add one at a time.
5. Press Select from the Navigation Buttons for a pop-up screen.
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NEW PLAYLIST
123,?! SAVE CANCEL
Z X C V B N M
A S D F G H J K L
Q W E R T Y U I O P

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N A V I G A T E Music Sources
OLIVE 4 LIBRARY From your Olive 2, you can access your Olive 4/4HD Music Library.
You can aslo access another Olive 4/4HD Music Library.
UPnP Device Access music on your PC or other music libraries:
1. Be sure your computer has the appropriate UPnP software (page 36).
2. Establish a network connection.
3. Your other music libraries will appear automatically under Music Sources.
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MUSIC LIBRARY OLIVE 4HD LIBRARY
MUSIC SOURCES UPNP DEVICE
INTERNET RADIO
SETTINGS
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MUSIC LIBRARY DIGITAL IN
MUSIC SOURCES OLIVE 4 LIBRARY
INTERNET RADIO UPNP DEVICE
SETTINGS
Digital IN From your Olive 4HD, you can access all of your digital music sources.
By connecting to Digital IN, you can then use the Olive 4HD as an outboard DAC.
Olive 4 Music Sources Screen
Olive 4HD Music Sources Screen

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N A V I G A T E Internet Radio
Internet Radio > Add New Station
1. Connect to the internet, select Internet Radio, then Add New Station.
2. When prompted, enter the station name followed by the station URL.
3. Find the URL on the internet station page or contact the station for the stream.
FAVORITES Save your favorite stations when you press Select while listening.
GENRES Stations are led by preset genres, e.g. 50s, 60s, Classical, Disco, Rock.
REGIONS Radio stations are available all over the world by country or continent.
PUBLIC & INFO College, Community, Public Radio, Sports and Talk Radio stations.
ADD NEW STATION Enter a station name and web URL ending in “.pls” or “.m3u”.
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http://
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MUSIC LIBRARY FAVORITES
MUSIC SOURCES GENRES
INTERNET RADIO REGIONS
SETTINGS PUBLIC & INFO
ADD NEW STATION
Internet Radio Screen

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N A V I G A T E Settings
The Settings Menu for Olive 2 includes General Settings, Network Settings, System
Services and About Your Olive 2. The Olive 2 does not have CD capabilities.
GENERAL SETTINGS Date/time, alarm, sleep timer, language, HDMI interface and
power save.
CD SETTINGS CD Import/export quality (see page 25).
NETWORK SETTINGS Network connection setup and network information.
SYSTEM SERVICES Software/database updates, backup/restore info, calibration.
ABOUT YOUR LIBRARY Number of tracks, albums, artists, genres and composers.
ABOUT YOUR OLIVE Capacity, serial number, software versions and storage.
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MUSIC LIBRARY GENERAL SETTINGS
MUSIC SOURCES CD SETTINGS
INTERNET RADIO NETWORK SETTINGS
SETTINGS SYSTEM SERVICES
ABOUT YOUR LIBRARY
ABOUT YOUR OLIVE
Olive 4/4HD Settings Screen
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MUSIC LIBRARY GENERAL SETTINGS
MUSIC SOURCES NETWORK SETTINGS
INTERNET RADIO SYSTEM SERVICES
SETTINGS ABOUT YOUR OLIVE 2
Olive 2 Settings Screen

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N E T W O R K S E T U P Wired & Wireless
By connecting to the internet through your home network you can: Download album
artwork automatically when you import new music; Listen to internet radio; Import
music stored on a computer to your Olive 4/4HD; Manage your music using Maestro.
WIRED You can choose to connect to your home network router directly
through an ethernet cable; Successful connection is indicated by the Wired icon.
WIRELESS You can also connect wirelessly. Based on the ISP service you
have (DSL, cable or satellite), this conguration shares network access with other
connected devices. A successful connection is indicated by the Wireless icon.
Settings > Network Settings > Network Setup
Settings > Network Settings > Network Setup

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N E T W O R K S E T U P Wired & Wireless
Both Wired and Wireless options require you to select a Manual or Automatic
connection. Automatic enables your router to dynamically assign an IP address to
connect. Manual requires that you enter the IP address of your Olive.
When you successfully connect to a network, the Wired or Wireless icon will appear.
If the icon appears white, you are connected to the internet. If the icon appears
orange, you have access to your home network but are not connected to the internet.
*Power cycle modem and router often improves connections. Reboot your modem,
then reboot your router followed by your Olive to resolve connection issues.
If you are connecting automatically, entering the security code will be your last
step. If connecting manually, you will need to establish your IP settings.
Settings > Network Settings > Network Setup
Enter your IP Address and press Save.

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O L I V E 4 & 4 H D F E A T U R E S Importing
Settings > CD Settings > CD Import Quality
1. Select the CD Import Quality you desire.
2. Insert your CD into the Olive 4/4HD disk drive. Select Import when prompted.
For the different import qualities we recommend FLAC to retain CD audio quality
but to reduce le size to “lossless” compression. To leave the music in it’s original
CD format, choose WAV. Formats vary depending on compression.
We recommend FLAC or WAV for the ultimate digital music experience.
Olive 4/4HD Capacity Overview - Tracks The number of CDs stored on your
Olive 4/4HD is based on hard drive size and audio format.
HD
No Compression
4608 kbit/s
500GBQUALITYFORMAT 1000GB/1TB 2000GB/2TB
20,000
1411.2 kbit/s
8,120 16,380 32,760
128 kbit/s
128 kbit/s
89,570
89,570
180,590
180,590
361,180
361,180
800 kbit/s
1,4330 28,890 57,780
WAV
No Compression
FLAC
No Compression
AAC
Lossy Compression
MP3
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O L I V E 4 & 4 H D F E A T U R E S Import From PC
1. If possible, connect your Olive 4/4HD to your network using an ethernet cable.
This will result in faster music transfer from your PC to your Olive 4/4HD.
2. Go to Network Information on your Olive 4/4HD and note the IP address.
3. On your PC keyboard press Windows + R to access the IP Address pop-up
screen or click your PC Start Menu followed by the Command Prompt.
Settings > Network Settings > Network Information
Windows Icon + “R”
4. Select the Olive IP Address listed and an Import Folder will be published on the
home network once active. The Import Folder is a default con guration by Olive
as a Windows le server.
5. Drag and drop individual les or complete folders into the Import Folder.
Files are automatically tagged, organized and led within your Olive system.
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NETWORK SETUP
IP ADDRESS
NETWORK SETUP
INTERNET
REFRESH CLOSE
WIRELESS xx.x.x.xx
AVAILABLE
Open:
Run
\\ x x.x.x.xx
x
Type the name of a program, folder, document, or Internet
resource, and Windows will open it for you.
OK Cancel Browse...

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1. If possible, connect your Olive 4/4HD to your network using an ethernet cable.
This will result in faster music transfer from your Mac to your Olive 4/4HD.
2. Go to Network Information on your Olive 4/4HD and note the IP address.
3. On your Mac keyboard, open the Finder window (not the spotlight search).
4. Click the GO option next to File, Edit, View, etc. in the nav bar.
Settings > Network Settings > Network Information
Finder Window > GO
6. Type in smb://xx.x.x.xx (x’s are for the Olive IP address from step 2).
7. Click Connect and an Import Folder will appear on the home network once active.
The Import Folder is a default con guration by Olive as a Windows le server.
5. Drag and drop individual les or complete folders into the Import Folder.
Files are automatically tagged, organized and led within your Olive system.
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IP ADDRESS
NETWORK SETUP
INTERNET
REFRESH CLOSE
WIRELESS xx.x.x.xx
AVAILABLE
O L I V E 4 & 4 H D F E A T U R E S Import from Mac
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O L I V E 4 & 4 H D F E A T U R E S Maestro Overview
Maestro is a music management software program which allows you to further
organize and edit your music collection. Manage the music on your Olive 4/4HD (not
Olive 2) from your computer using the features below.
Please note that Maestro may appear to run slowly. As you edit music infrormation,
you are also changing it in your Olive Music Library. With large music collections
and/or network bandwidth limitations, these processes may be time consuming.
Please be patient. Your music will thank you.
Combine multiple CDs from a box set into one album for con-
tinuous playback. Similar to creating a playlist, simply drag
and drop tracks to combine albums.
Update or add album artwork within your music library by
clicking Album Artwork in the left column. First download or
scan the album artwork as a JPEG le and save it to your
computer. You will then nd and upload your selected album
artwork in Maestro.
From the Playlists screen, create a playlist by clicking the +
New button in the top right. Drag and drop tracks from any-
where within your library into your new playlist.
ADD/CHANGE
ALBUM
ARTWORK
CREATING
PLAYLISTS
MERGE TWO
ALBUMS INTO
ONE
Create a new sub-genre of music or move music to different
genres. From within Genres on the left, click the + New but-
ton to create a new genre title.
CHANGE
ALBUM GENRE
Add or change music information. For example, with classical
music, the composer and work elds of a track may be pre-
tagged with the artist and album title elds. Select a track,
or highlight several, click Edit on the right and adjust track
information where desired.
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O L I V E 4 & 4 H D F E A T U R E S Maestro Connection
1. Select Genre, Album Artwork, Album Name, Artists or Playlist to expand contents.
Continue to expand your selection until the editing buttons appear.
2. To edit, delete or play music, rst select an album.
Settings > Network Settings > Network Information
Before launching the Maestro application, your Olive 4/4HD must be connected to
the network and you must obtain your Olive 4/4HD IP address. Your Olive 4/4HD
must be powered on but can also be in standby mode. You can not play music while
editing with Maestro. Follow the steps below to launch Maestro.
1. Go to Network Information on your Olive 4/4HD and write down the IP address.
2. Launch Firefox as the web browser (only Firefox is fully supported on Maestro).
3. Enter the Olive 4/4HD address into the Firefox browser as shown:
http://xx.x.x.xx:8163/maestro.php
4. The Maestro homepage will appear and you can get started!
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NETWORK SETUP
INTERNET
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O L I V E 4 & 4 H D F E A T U R E S Maestro Playlists
1. Select Genre to expand contents and continue expanding until editing icons appear.
2. Once the tracks are displayed, click + New to create and title a new sub-genre.
3. Once the sub-genre appears in the left column you’re ready to browse your music.
4. Drag and drop tracks or albums from your music collection into the new sub-genre.
1. Create new playlists from the top function bar by pressing + New.
2. Search your music library to drag and drop songs into your new playlist.
3. Drag and drop the selection into the playlist.
4. A conrmation screen will pop up once a track has been added to the playlist.
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O L I V E 4 & 4 H D F E A T U R E S Maestro Metadata Editing
Before starting you should decide whether you want to edit tag information for a
single track or for a whole album (changing the tag information of a whole album has
the advantage of applying your changes to all tracks at once).
1. Highlight the track or album you wish to edit.
2. Choose Edit from the action bar in the upper right.
3. Once the editing screen appears (above) begin editing attributes.
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M A I N T A I N Safety & Care
PLACE YOUR OLIVE on a secure, level surface. Do not put heavy objects on top.
DO NOT use force on switches, the Touchscreen, controls or connection wires.
TURN OFF OTHER STEREO COMPONENTS before switching off the Master
Power Swtich on your Olive 4/4HD or unplugging your Olive 2. Turn down
amplier/receiver volume before pressing the Wake/Sleep Button to ensure there
is no volume surge that could impact other components.
BEFORE MOVING YOUR OLIVE disconnect the power cable and all wires.
BEFORE PLUGGING your Olive device into the AC main supply, check that the
voltage indicated on the back complies with the local voltage.
THIS UNIT IS NOT TO BE DISCONNECTED from the AC power source as long
as it is connected to the wall outlet and the Master Power Switch on the back is
on (Olive 4/4HD). When the Wake/Sleep Button is lighted, your Olive is in power
saving mode. This means your Olive is “asleep” and using very little power but it is
not off. Power off the Master Power Switch and then unplug your Olive 4/4HD or
simply unplug the Power Cable from your Olive 2.
WHEN PLANNING NOT TO USE YOUR OLIVE for long periods of time (e.g.
vacation, etc.) disconnect the Power Cable from the wall outlet. Always grab the
plug, never the cable itself.
NEVER PUSH OBJECTS OF ANY KIND into the product through openings. Never
spill liquid of any kind on the product. Contact Olive support if something drops
into the case.
USE A CLEAN SOFT AND DRY CLOTH to remove dust or ngerprints from your
Olive. Unplug your Olive from the wall outlet before cleaning to ensure you don’t
shock the Olive device with static electricity.
DO NOT CLEAN YOUR OLIVE WITH aerosol sprays, chemical solvents, alcohol
or abrasives. Do not remove dust with air pressure.

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R E S O U R C E S Regulation Information
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital de-
vice, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates,
uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with
the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is
no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does
cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turn-
ing the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one
or more of the following measures: Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna; Increase the
separation between the equipment and receiver; Connect the equipment into an outlet on a
circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected; Consult the dealer or an expe-
rienced audio technician for help. Modications not expressly approved by the manufacturer
may void the user’s authority to operate the equipment under FCC rules.
This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003 and RSS-210. Operation
is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2)
this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired
operation of the device.
Industry Canada: The installer of this radio equipment must ensure that the antenna is located
or pointed such that it does not emit RF eld in excess of Health Canada limits for the general
population; consult Safety Code 6, obtainable from Health Canada’s Web site www.hc-sc.
gc.ca.
Olive declares that this product complies with the requirements and other relevant provisions
of the R&TTE Directive (1999/5/EC). A copy of the full Declaration of Conformance may be
obtained at www.olive.us/euro/compliance. In France, operation is limited to indoor use within
the band 2.454-2.4835 GHz. (Attention. En France, l’utilisation en intérieur est limitée à la
bande de fréquences 2,454-2,4835 GHz.)
To comply with FCC and EU exposure essential requirements, a minimum separation dis-
tance of 20cm (8 inches) is required between the equipment and the body of the user or
nearby persons.
USA
Canada
Europe EU Declaration of Conformity
RF Exposure Requirements

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R E S O U R C E S Legal Notices
The manufacturer of this device shall not be liable for damage or loss of data including but not
limited to music recorded to storage devices. It is the customer’s responsibility to maintain
the original media and/or appropriate backup copies within the specic rights of the media’s
copyright holder.
At the time of printing, the screen shot images in this manual matched the interface screens.
However, since these products have the capability of downloading software updates and
enhancements on a regular basis, the resulting screen updates may no longer match the
images in this manual. Check the Olive website for more information on software updates.
This symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates that this product shall not be
treated as household waste. Instead please deliver it to the applicable collection point for the
recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. By recycling this product correctly, you will
help conserve natural resources and prevent potential negative environmental consequences.
For more detailed information about recycling of this product, please contact your local city
ofce, your household waste disposal service or the store where you purchased the product.
The Olive logo is a trademark of Olive Media, Inc. Other product names mentioned herein are
used for identication purposes only and may be trademarks of their respective companies.
MPEG Layer-3 audio coding technology licensed from Fraunhofer IIS and Thomson. Supply
of this product does not convey a license nor imply any right to distribute content created
with this product in revenue-generating broadcast systems (terrestrial, satellite, cable and/or
other distribution channels), streaming applications (via Internet, intranets and/or other net-
works), other content distribution systems (pay-audio or audio-on-demand applications and
the like) or on physical media (compact discs, digital versatile discs, semiconductor chips,
hard drives, memory cards and the like). An independent license for such use is required. For
details, please visit http://mp3licensing.com. Supply of this implementation of AAC technol-
ogy does not convey a license nor imply any right to use this implementation in any nished
end-user or ready-to-use nal product. An independent license for such use is required. Mu-
sic recognition technology and some data are provided based on FreeDB. For more informa-
tion, visit www.freedb.org.
Data Loss
Manual Disclaimer
Recycling Information
Trademarks + Service Marks

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R E S O U R C E S Copyright
Both the product described in this user guide and this documentation are protected
by copyright law. Copyright remains with the author. Software and documentation
may not be copied, reproduced, translated or distributed in any form, not even in
part, without prior written consent by the copyright owner. The authors decline any
liability with regard to the software described herein. They do not make any warran-
ties for the correctness of the contents of this documentation, nor are they liable for
any direct or indirect damages which may arise from the use of, or the inability to
use, either the software or the accompanying documentation, even if the possibility
of such damages may have been brought to their attention. The authors do not as-
sume responsibility for any bugs or defects in the software. This restriction of liability
extends also to their distributors and retailers.
6th edition Olive Media, Inc.
© February 2010
Olive Media Inc.
555 Howard Street
San Francisco, CA 94105
USA
Email: care@olive.us
http://www.olive.us

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