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Quick Start Guide

Thanks for purchasing Griffin’s iTrip Pocket, the most compact way to play your iPod 
through any FM radio. Setting up iTrip is a breeze. Follow these few simple steps 
and you’ll be ready to go in no time.
Get Ready 
1.  Start by tuning your FM radio to an unused station. Select a frequency on which you
      hear nothing but static. The ideal choice would be a frequency with silent frequencies 
 

on either side. For example, if 88.3 is open, 88.1 and 88.5 would ideally be clear as well.

2.  Connect iTrip Pocket to the Dock Connector on the bottom of your iPod. If this is the 
       first time you’ve used iTrip Pocket, your screen will display the Griffin logo, and a factory 
       default setting of 88.1 MHz. iTrip will then start playing your iPod automatically and 
       the red LED will glow to show that you are broadcasting.
Tuning your iTrip Pocket 
   Press the    or    button to adjust iTrip’s frequency to match the open station you selected
      above. Tuning will be shown on the iPod screen. Press and hold the    or    button to scan
      through the frequencies faster. Once tuned, wait 2 seconds and iTrip will automatically lock 
      in that frequency. Your music will now be playing through your speakers. Use the volume 
      controls on your radio to set your music at a comfortable level. Your iPod and its controls 
      will work as they normally do, allowing you to move through your music and playlists.
 

And, hey — even though we named it “iTrip Pocket,” it's a good idea to detach it from your 

 

iPod before putting it in your pocket 

(

or bag, or backpack...

)

, to avoid subjecting the connectors 

 

to unnecessary strain.

 Using iTrip Pocket’s presets 
   iTrip Pocket  automatically remembers its most recently-used frequency, 
       but you can also save the best frequencies for easy use.
      First, tune iTrip Pocket to the frequency you want to save.  Then, select preset button 1, 2 or 3
      and hold it down for at least three seconds. iTrip’s red LED will flash and the iPod screen will
      show a large grey 1, 2 or 3 behind the displayed frequency to show that the setting has been stored.

Accessing the Preferences Menu
 

Pressing both    and    buttons together for more than 2 seconds will open up iTrip’s 

 

Preferences Menu. In this menu, you can toggle between stereo and mono modes.

 

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