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Savant Pro App Music Service User Guide Savant Pro App Music Service User Guide Document Number: 009-1608-03 Document Date: November 2020 Document Supports: Savant Pro App Version 8.8 and Higher This guide describes how to navigate the Savant Music service in the Savant Pro App. Copyright © 2020 Savant Systems, Inc. 1 of 18 45 Perseverance Way, Hyannis MA 02601 Savant.com | 508.683.2500 Contents To access links to the topics within this document, click the corresponding entry in the table of contents below. 1. Music Service Selection Page .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 3 2. Adding a Streaming Service ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 4 3. Now Playing ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 4. Playlists ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 7 5. Favorites ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9 6. Recents ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10 7. Search ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11 8. Settings ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 13 Appendix A: Streaming Service Information.............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 14 AirPlay ............................................................................................................................... 14 Plex ..................................................................................................................................... 15 Spotify ............................................................................................................................... 16 Savant Pro App Music Service User Guide 2 of 18 45 Perseverance Way, Hyannis MA 02601 009-1608-03 | 201207 Savant.com | 508.683.2500 1. Music Service Selection Page Tap the Music icon from the Savant Pro App Home Screen to turn on the Music service. MUSIC 01 MUSIC 01 DISTRIBUTION HOME SYSTEM SCENES SYSTEM SCENES Living Room Oce PLAYLISTS FAVORITES Dining Room Master Bedroom Home Home RECENTS SEARCH Music 01 Music 02 SETTINGS Music Cable TV Blu-ray Lighting Cancel DONE 1 TAP THE MUSIC ICON TO 2 SELECT THE STREAM 3 SELECT THE ROOM(S) 4 SELECT THE SERVICE OPEN THE STREAM THE MUSIC WILL BE THAT WILL PLAY NOTE: IF THERE IS ONLY SELECTION DRAWER PLAYED IN ONE STREAM IN THE NOTE: THE IMAGE ABOVE SYSTEM THIS DRAWER NOTE: IF THERE IS ONLY DOES NOT HAVE ANY DOES NOT APPEAR ONE ROOM THAT THE STREAMING SERVICES STREAM CAN BE PLAYED ADDED TO THIS SYSTEM. IN THIS SCREEN DOES NOT APPEAR Savant Pro App Music Service User Guide 3 of 18 45 Perseverance Way, Hyannis MA 02601 009-1608-03 | 201207 Savant.com | 508.683.2500 2. Adding a Streaming Service The example below shows adding the Tidal Music service. The basic process for all streaming services is similar. MUSIC 01 MUSIC 01 MUSIC 01 MUSIC 01 HOME HOME HOME HOME Settings Settings Settings AirPlay Settings Enter your password. Enter your email address. PLAYLISTS FAVORITES Spotify Settings email address password Pandora Settings Next Next Plex Settings Cancel Cancel RECENTS SEARCH Activate Deezer q w e r t y u i o p q w e r t y u i o p Activate Tidal a s d f g h j k l a s d f g h j k l SETTINGS Activate TuneIn z x c v b n m z x c v b n m 123 space Done 123 space Done 1 TAP THE GEAR ICON TO 2 TAP THE SERVICE ICON 3 ENTER EMAIL ADDRESS 4 ENTER PASSWORD THEN OPEN THE SETTINGS TO ENTER THE USER THEN TAP NEXT TAP NEXT SCREEN CREDENTIALS 2.1. Service Account Information This is a basic list of what is needed for each supported streaming service. For more detailed information see Appendix A: Streaming Service Information. Deezer: Account login uses email and password. Apple, Facebook, and Google created Deezer accounts are supported. Pandora: When adding the Pandora service, you chose either a Free account or a Premium account. Account login uses email address and password. If you have a Pandora Plus account use the Free account option. Plex: Account login uses user name and password. Server also must be selected in Plex settings. SiriusXM: Account login uses email and password. As of daVinci 9.2, the option for SiriusXM Canada was added. Anyone logging in from Canada or who have a .ca address (siriusxm.ca) need to select the SiriusXM Canada option. All others need to select SiriusXM. Spotify: Account login uses username and password. Facebook created Spotify accounts are supported. Tidal: Account login uses email and password. TuneIn: No login needed, just add the service. HELPFUL INFO: – Only one account can be added to any streaming service at one time. – Streaming services may require paid accounts. This requirement may be changed at any time by the streaming service provider. Savant Pro App Music Service User Guide 4 of 18 45 Perseverance Way, Hyannis MA 02601 009-1608-03 | 201207 Savant.com | 508.683.2500 3. Now Playing A B A Service Name - Name of the service. MUSIC 01 C Close G Room - Indicates the room that the service is being controlled. OFFICE B C Close – Returns to the last active screen D D Album Art – Cover art for the album is displayed. E Time Elapsed – Displays the amount of time elapsed in the current song. Service Controls – Basic control of the active stream. Repeat: Allow the songs in the active queue to replay once complete. The icon will change color to orange to show the Repeat feature is on NOTE: If Pandora is the active service this button is Thumbs Down. Back: Skips back to the beginning of the song or if at the beginning of a song will go to the previous song. F Play/Pause: Starts or stops the current song playing. Forward: Skips to the next song in the active queue. H Shuffle: Plays the songs in the active queue in a random order. The icon will change color to orange to show the Shuffle feature is on. E 1:28 One More Light I NOTE: If Pandora is the active service this button is Thumbs Up. Linkin Park J G Power – Powers off the service. F H Progress Bar - Visual representation of time elapsed in the current song. K I Play Queue - Access to the active queue. J Song Info – Displays the song title and band name. Volume Controls - Increase or decrease volume of the zone. Mute button will toggle K sound on and off. Savant Pro App Music Service User Guide 5 of 18 45 Perseverance Way, Hyannis MA 02601 009-1608-03 | 201207 Savant.com | 508.683.2500 Now Playing Bar Once any music is playing all screens inside the Music service will display a Ribbon at the bottom of the screen displaying the active playing song. MUSIC 01 A Album Art: Displays the album art of the song playing. HOME B Artist Name: Displays the artist name of the song playing. C Song Title: Displays the song title of the song playing. D Play/Pause: Button to play or pause the active song in the queue. PLAYLISTS FAVORITES RECENTS SEARCH Radioactive A D Imagine Dragons B C Savant Pro App Music Service User Guide 6 of 18 45 Perseverance Way, Hyannis MA 02601 009-1608-03 | 201207 Savant.com | 508.683.2500 4. Playlists A A Home – Will take you back to the Home Screen of the App. MUSIC 01 OFFICE H B Screen Name – Displays the Screen Name. B C Playlists C Back – Returns to the last screen. D Dinner Party G D Playlist Name – Title of the playlist. Savant Playlist E Playlist Art – Displays album artwork thumbnail from the playlist. Cleaning E Spotify Playlist F Source – Streaming service source or a Savant created playlist. Working out Options - Tap the … next to a Playlist and the Options drawer will app Spotify Playlist F MUSIC 01 Play All: Adds the songs to the beginning of the song OFFICE queue and starts playing. Playlists Play All Next: Adds the songs to the song queue after the current song. Dinner Party Savant PlaylistPlay All Add All To Queue: Adds all the songs to the current song queue. CleaningPlay All Next Spotify Playlist Replace Queue With All: Clears the current song queue Add All To Queuel Working out and adds all the songs in the playlist
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