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iPod Operation

iPod description

Capacity

Universal dock adapter number:

3

7

8

9

10

11

13

14

iPod touch

8GB, 
16GB, 
32GB

iPod nano (3rd 
generation)

4GB, 8GB

iPod nano (2nd 
generation)

2GB, 4GB, 
8GB

iPod classic

80GB

U2 iPod with video

30GB

5G iPod with video

30GB

5G iPod with video

60GB, 
80GB

iPod nano

2GB, 4GB

iPod with color 
display

60GB

iPod photo

40GB, 
60GB

iPod with color 
display

20GB

iPod photo & color 
U2 iPod

20GB, 
30GB

4G iPod

40GB

4G iPod & U2 iPod

20GB

iPod mini

4GB, 6GB

NOTE:

The iPod battery will charge whenever the iPod is docked and the unit is powered on.

Summary of Contents for DG-1008i

Page 1: ...1 DG 1008i Audio System with Wireless Speakers USER MANUAL Wi Fi The Future of Home Entertainment...

Page 2: ...MUTE Button on remote control only 15 Compatible Storage Devices 16 iPod Operation 19 Docking your iPod 19 CD Operation 21 Normal Playback 21 Repeat Playback 22 Random Playback 22 Programmed Playback...

Page 3: ...equire set up assistance please contact the DGTEC Service Centre The call is free from anywhere in Australia Our operators will assist you in plain English without the technical jargon Australia 8 00a...

Page 4: ...oper ventilation is provided or the manufacturer instructions have been adhered to 10 POWER SOURCES This product should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label If...

Page 5: ...ty to operate the equipment Changes or modifications cations made without written approval may void the user s authority to operate this equipment 23 Excess sound pressure from earphones and headphone...

Page 6: ...ace to a warm place Use of the unit in a humid place In these cases the unit will not work Unloading the disc and leaving the unit on for about one hour will evaporate the water allowing the unit to f...

Page 7: ...the unit Do not remove any labels or stickers that may be affixed to the back panel of the wireless main unit or the speakers Protect your Furniture This model is equipped with non skid rubber feet to...

Page 8: ...speakers farther from the interfering devices A Word about Wireless Products The DGTEC Audio System with Wireless Speakers uses state of the art wireless transceiver technology operating in the 2 4GH...

Page 9: ...ss main unit and both speakers to AC power The larger adapters are for the left and right speakers the smaller for the main wireless unit 3 Turn the wireless main unit and both speakers ON The system...

Page 10: ...adapter into the dock and press it into position The adapter will only go in one way The iPod dock connector should fit through the opening at the bottom of the adapter 4 Carefully align and then gen...

Page 11: ...display 4 STANDBY button 5 Power LED 6 iPod door 7 Control key door 8 USB slot 9 SD MMC card slot 10 Headphone jack 11 LINE OUT jack 12 AUX IN jack 13 FM antenna 14 DC IN jack 15 FUNCTION button 16 ST...

Page 12: ...KIP BACKWARD 6 PLAY PAUSE 7 PAIRING button 8 POWER LED 9 MUTE LED 10 LINK LED Illuminated Non illuminated Flashing Link LED Dual color red green Green RF link OK Red RF link problem Mute LED Red color...

Page 13: ...utton 7 ALARM 1 button 8 STEREO MONO button 9 CLOCK ADJ button 10 UP SCROLL button 11 FUNCTION button 12 DOWN SCROLL button 13 MENU button 14 SKIP BACKWARD 15 PLAY PAUSE 16 VOL button 17 EQ button 18...

Page 14: ...mote handset is pointed at the remote sensor on the front panel of the main unit The effective operating range of the remote control is approximately 15 feet Please note that bright sunlight or room l...

Page 15: ...r selection The system remembers the EQ setting when the power is switched off and returns to the same setting when the power is switched on again DBBS Dynamic Bass Boost remote control only Press the...

Page 16: ...ick Memory Stick Duo with adapter only xD Picture Card CD discs with non standard shapes e g heart square star cannot be played in this unit Attempting to do so may damage the unit IMPORTANT This play...

Page 17: ...to check eject any disc already loaded 2 Gently load a disc into the slot with the printed label facing out 3 To remove a disc press the OPEN CLOSE button and remove the disc gently CAUTIONS Do not pu...

Page 18: ...d one way Remove the device by gently pulling it out of the socket CAUTION Be sure to use the proper card adapter if required Failure to use the correct adapter may cause damage to the memory card or...

Page 19: ...od before attempting to dock 4 Press the function button on the wireless main unit or on remote control to switch to iPod mode 5 Use the remote control to operate the iPod as follows To enter main men...

Page 20: ...GB 4GB 8GB iPod classic 80GB U2 iPod with video 30GB 5G iPod with video 30GB 5G iPod with video 60GB 80GB iPod nano 2GB 4GB iPod with color display 60GB iPod photo 40GB 60GB iPod with color display 20...

Page 21: ...if you are using CD R or CD RW discs This is normal and not an indication of any problem with your unit To pause temporarily during CD playback Press the PLAY PAUSE button The sound stops and the ela...

Page 22: ...button until the ALL indicators disappear from the display Repeat mode can also be cancelled by opening the CD tray switching to the TUNER or USB mode or pressing the STANDBY button to return the sys...

Page 23: ...PROG button again to enter Track 07 in program memory 1 The program memory number advances to P02 5 Repeat steps 3 and 4 to select more desired tracks until you have entered up to 20 tracks in the CD...

Page 24: ...tions for MP3 WMA CDs as they do for normal CDs To skip quickly from a track in one directory to a track in another directory 1 Load an MP3 WMA CD into the player Wait until the reading process is com...

Page 25: ...an indicator appears on the display The player will play all the tracks on the disc in random order To display the ID3 track information When you create a CD on your computer containing MP3 WMA audio...

Page 26: ...nd directories albums on the card For example 08 albums 49 tracks 3 Press the PLAY PAUSE button to begin playback 4 Press the or button to skip tracks 5 Press FOLDER UP or DN buttons to skip albums 6...

Page 27: ...ks and directories albums on the card For example 02 albums 64 tracks 3 Press the PLAY PAUSE button to begin playback 4 Press the or button to skip tracks 5 Press FOLDER UP or DN buttons to skip album...

Page 28: ...To select mono sound Press the STEREO MONO button on the remote control to select FM Mono mode To improve FM reception The FM lead wire antenna on the back panel should be extended to its full length...

Page 29: ...to flash 5 Press or button to select Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 6 Press the ENTER button to confirm Setting Alarm 1 or Alarm 2 The dual alarms are set in the following sequence Set Alarm Set time Set...

Page 30: ...includes a programmable Sleep Timer that shuts the power off automatically after between 15 and 90 minutes To set the sleep timer Press the SLEEP key repeatedly The system cycles through different sle...

Page 31: ...ain To pair speakers Make sure all the wireless speakers are in the operating locations and connected to AC power Power ON the wireless main unit and the wireless speakers 1 Press the PAIRING button o...

Page 32: ...rt press only the left and right speaker in the pair are powered ON or OFF Wireless main unit and from every other pair in the Master Group are unaffected Long press speaker pair main unit and every o...

Page 33: ...he FUNCTION button Stereo Headphone Jack This system includes a stereo PHONES jack on the side panel of the wireless main unit You may connect a set of stereo headphones not included to this jack for...

Page 34: ...only M4 metric bolts not included All bolts must be of correct length and be able to tighten properly when the wall mount is attached Be careful not to use bolts that are too long or too short If your...

Page 35: ...Wireless speakers are located too far from the wireless main unit The normal operating range is about 100 ft indoors Move the speakers or the wireless main unit to reduce the operating range Audio in...

Page 36: ...ection Playback system Program memory Frequency response 4 2 4GHz transmission section Number of RF channels Channel Frequency Channel Spacing Rx sensitivity Transmission Power Number of pairing Rx 5...

Page 37: ...raight line from the inside to the outside of the disc Small dust particles and light stains will have absolutely no effect on reproduction quality Clean the disc periodically with a soft lint free dr...

Page 38: ...Supplier DGTEC 5 Cambria Road Keysborough VIC 3179...

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