Sangean WFR 20 Internet Radio Picture Gallery

Here is our Sangean WFR 20 Internet Radio Picture Gallery of this internet radio and network MP3 music player. So we owned this IP receiver for nearly two decades now. Thus these pictures we snapped to document some of our experiences with this WiFi radio.

Sangean WFR 20 Internet Radio Picture Gallery

Shows the WFR-20 in Standby mode (radio is OFF), displaying the time of day on its back lighted LCD screen.

Picture of the Sangean WFR-20 Internet Radio and network music player. Front view. — The Sangean WFR-20 Internet Radio and network music player. Front view.

Next, the WFR-20 back side has the following.

A Wi-Fi antenna.
Ethernet port.
AUX-in and AUX-out ports.
The AC power input port.

See all these shown next.

Picture of the rear view of the radio. — Back view of the radio.

Then here, we connect the WFR-20, via its Ethernet port, to an external Wi-Fi transceiver radio.

Picture of the Netgear WNCE2001 universal internet adapter in action. It is feeding the Sangean WFR-20 via its wired connection. — The Netgear WNCE2001 universal internet adapter in action. It’s feeding the Sangean WFR-20 via its wired connection.

Network Setup Pictures

So be sure to see our post Changing Wireless Network on Sangean WFR-20 Wi-Fi Internet Radio. This describes how to configure the radio to connect to a new Wi-Fi network.

Picture of the -Configure- menu item on the -Mode- menu. — The -Configure- menu item on the -Mode- menu.

Picture of the -Network- Item in the -Configure- menu. — The -Network- Item in the -Configure- menu.

Picture of the Sangean WFR-20 displaying the -Network Setup- menu. — The Sangean WFR-20 displaying the -Network Setup- menu.

Picture of the radio scanning for wireless networks. — The radio scanning for wireless networks.

Picture of the in-range networks screen after the Wi-Fi scan. — The in-range networks screen after the Wi-Fi scan.

Picture of the -Enter Wireless Network Key- screen. — The -Enter Wireless Network Key- screen.

Picture of the -Network Key Entry- screen. — The -Network Key Entry- screen.

Picture of the Sangean WFR 20 Internet Radio, displaying the Network Key screen, with a password. Note that we cover some of the password characters for security purposes. — The Sangean WFR 20 Internet Radio, displaying the Network Key screen, with a password. Note that we cover some of the password characters for security purposes.

Picture of the radio, connecting to selected Wi-Fi network. — The radio connecting to selected Wi-Fi network.

Picture of the -Initializing Network- screen. — The -Initializing Network- screen.

Picture of the radio, playing Internet station after successful Wi-Fi network connection. — The radio, playing Internet station after successful Wi-Fi network connection.

Miscellaneous Pictures of Various Menus on the WFR-20

So this next picture shows the adjusting the AUX input level menu item.

Picture of the -Configure- menu page. — The -Configure- menu screen.

Then the main menu displays upon successful power up of the WFR-20.

Picture of the -Main- menu. — The -Main- menu.

But sometimes, a live audio stream may stop streaming data to the cloud. Then the WFR-20 displays a message similar to the following stream-stopped screen when this happens.

Picture of the -Internet Station Stopped- message. — The -Internet Station Stopped- message.

So we have another example of the WFR-20 attempting to connect to a Wi-Fi network. But this time, we’re connecting to the NETGEAR61 wireless network.

Picture of the radio trying to connect to the saved Wi-Fi network NETGEAR61. — The radio trying to connect to the saved Wi-Fi network NETGEAR61.

Remote Control, Model RC-P6

Finally, this remote comes with the WFR-20.

Front view picture of the Sangean RC-P6 Remote Control. Sangean WFR 20 picture gallery. — Sangean Remote Control RC-P6, Front View, for remote controlling the WFR-20 network media player.

Sangean WFR 20 Internet Radio Picture Gallery