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Using the Auxiliary Input

Press 

source

 on the remote control or the front panel of the 

SCR400(D). Use 

 to highlight the Aux input, then press 

auto

/

enter

 on the remote, or 

enter

 on the SCR400(D) front panel. 

On the SPS300 you may use the front panel 

aux

 button. Connect 

a standard 3.5mm stereo cable between the Aux input on the 
EVA system and the output of the device being connected.

Note that the output of some devices can be fairly high. Espe-
cially when the headphone output of the device is the source. 
Keep the volume setting of the device fairly low to prevent 
overloading the EVA inputs.   

EVA Dock Connector Cap

If you want to use your 
EVA system with a phone 
or MP3 player  that is not 
an iOS device, or if you 
want to use your iOS de-
vice horizontally, use the 
supplied connector cap as 
shown. Connect the de-
vice to the EVA system via 
Bluetooth or a USB cable.

SCR400(D) Alarm Clock Operation

The alarm can be either a radio station or one of two alarm 
sounds. See the “Adjusting the Settings” section for more 
information.  

Turn the Alarm On –

 Press 

menu

 to display the 

Menu screen. Alarm On is highlighted. Press 

menu

 again to turn the alarm on. The   symbol 

appears in the display and the Alarm Time Set 
screen is displayed. 

If necessary use 

 to adjust the alarm time. 

The press 

menu

 to set the alarm time and return 

to the main screen. 

Turn the Alarm Off –

 Press 

menu

 to display the 

Menu screen. Alarm Off is highlighted. Press 

menu

 again to turn the alarm off. The alarm can also be turned 

off by touching the Snooze bar on the top of the unit twice with-
in 10 seconds of the alarm sounding. 

ALARM ON
TIME DATE
SETTINGS

Snooze Functions –

 When the alarm sounds, 

touch the Snooze bar to delay the alarm for a 
period of time. The display shows the remain-
ing snooze time. The default snooze time is 
5 minutes. See the “Adjusting the Settings” 
section for information on how to adjust the snooze time. 

If the Snooze bar is touched again before the snooze time has 
ended, the snooze time is reset and starts counting down again. 

4:55 MINUTES

Summary of Contents for EVA SCR400D

Page 1: ...SPS300 SCR400 SCR400D Instruction Manual TM Designed and Engineered by part number revision code ...

Page 2: ...audio inputs Output 1 8 mini stereo headphone output Dimensions 91 2 x 6 x 5 5 8 240 x 152 x 143mm Key Features All Models w Unique eco friendly woven wool cover and bamboo case w Bluetooth with CSR aptX codec for crystal clear full band width wireless music streaming w Matching bamboo bent wood dock w USB jack for connection and charging of iPod iPhone or iPad w Auto dimming LCD TFT Display for c...

Page 3: ...t so the remote control sensor in the display window can receive signals Antenna SCR400 D only If you want to mount the EVA Dock on the top of your unit set the adapter in place and secure it with the large thumbscrew Push the holes in the bottom of the Dock onto the adapter posts Adjust the support disc on the Dock to hold your phone or MP3 player at the proper angle to minimize stress on the doc...

Page 4: ...ooth Pairing sections for more information FM1 2 Wireless Dock Input Press to select the source connected to the Optical input on the back of the EVA unit Information from the source appears in the display USB and Aux Input SPS300 front panel only Press to select the USB or Auxiliary inputs If a USB flash drive with music files is plugged into the USB input the con tents list appears in the displa...

Page 5: ...through the folders and tracks When a track is highlighted it will start playing automatically after 2 seconds or when you press AUTO To back up a folder level mute the sound or pause playback then press on the remote The other music play controls on the remote operate normally Press to start or pause play Press or to skip to the next or previous track Press and hold or to fast forward or rewind c...

Page 6: ...radio is used the system automatically goes into seek mode The first 8 stations found will be put into the available presets Manual Station Tuning Press AUTOto display a list of available stations Scroll up or down the list with After 2 seconds the highlighted station is selected Using Presets The SCR400 can store up to 8 FM station presets 4 in each group FM1 and FM2 To recall a preset station yo...

Page 7: ...be either a radio station or one of two alarm sounds See the Adjusting the Settings section for more information Turn the Alarm On Press menu to display the Menu screen Alarm On is highlighted Press menu again to turn the alarm on The symbol appears in the display and the Alarm Time Set screen is displayed If necessary use to adjust the alarm time The press menu to set the alarm time and return to...

Page 8: ...Format and Region Note The last two options won t appear in the menu Use to scroll down to these options Snooze Timing The default snooze time is 5 minutes Press to adjust the time setting then press menu to set the time If the snooze time is set to 0 minutes the snooze function is turned off ALARM ON TIME DATE SETTINGS 5 MINUTES Time Format Time can be displayed in 24 or 12 hour format with AM an...

Page 9: ...hibited Limited Warranty Information Five Years Parts and Labor Two Years Over the Counter Exchange The AudioXperts warranty protects the original owner provided the AudioXperts product was purchased within the continental United States Alaska or Hawaii from an authorized dealer In all instances a copy of the original dated bill of sale must be presented whenever warranty service is required The w...

Page 10: ...l 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 ...

Page 11: ...ce must accept any interference including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device Cet appareil numérique de classe B est conforme aux normes canadiennes ICES 003 et RSS 210 Son fonctionnement est soumis aux deux conditions suivantes 1 cet appareil ne doit pas causer d interférence et 2 cet appareil doit accepter toute interférence notamment les interférences qui peuvent a ect...

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