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Clock, Alarms, and Sleep Timer

Manually Setting the Time

Setting the Alarms

Activating or Deactivating an Alarm

1.  Press the 

POWER/AL OFF 

button to 

turn the clock off.

2.  Press 

CLOCK SET/MEM

 button.

3.  Press the 

TUN +/FF/HR

 and 

TUN -/FB/

MIN

 to adjust the hour and minute.

4.  Press the 

CLOCK SET/MEM

 button to 

finish setting the time.

1.  Press the 

POWER/AL OFF 

button to 

turn the clock off.

2.  Press and hold the 

AL1/M-

 or 

AL2/M+

 

button.

3.  Press the 

TUN +/FF/HR

 and 

TUN -/FB/

MIN

 buttons to adjust the hour and 

minute.

4.  Press the 

AL1/M-

 or 

AL2/M+

 button.

5.  Press the 

SOURCE

 button to select 

the alarm source. (IP=iPod, rd=Radio, 

bu=Buzzer)

6.  Press the 

AL1/M-

 or 

AL2/M+

 button.

7.  Press the 

VOLUME

 buttons to adjust 

the alarm volume.

8.  Press the 

AL1/M-

 or 

AL2/M+

 button to 

finish setting the alarm.

The alarm will automatically be active 

after it is first set.

When the alarm is set a red light will 

appear next to the Alarm 1 Indicator or 

the Alarm 2 Indicator.

1.  Press the 

POWER/AL OFF 

button to 

turn the clock off.

2.  Press the 

AL1/M-

 or 

AL2/M+

 button.

3.  With the alarm 1 or alarm 2 time 

showing on the display, press 

AL1/M-

 

or 

AL2/M+

 button again to activate or 

deactivate the alarm.

Auto Time Sync for iPod and iPhone

Setting the Sleep Timer

1.  Follow the instructions for Docking an 

iPod or iPhone.

Auto time sync will not work with all 

iPods. Auto time sync will not work while 

Manually Setting the Time.

2.  In less than 10 seconds, the clock will 

automatically set to the time of the 

docked iPod or iPhone.

To auto time sync again after the initial 

auto time sync, follow the instructions 

for Docking an iPod or iPhone, and press 

and hold the 

CLOCK SET

 button for 3 

seconds.

1.  In iPod, Radio, or Auxiliary mode, press 

the 

SNOOZE/SLEEP

 button repeatedly 

to set the sleep timer.

When set to “OFF” the sleep 

timer is turned off.

Summary of Contents for ICP131B

Page 1: ...USER S GUIDE V 2114 0125 11 For the most up to date version of this User s Guide go to www ilive net ICP131B Clock Radio for iPod iPhone ...

Page 2: ...ges or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment WARNING Do not place the unit on top of any soft porous or sensitive surfaces to avoid damaging the surface Use a protective barrier between the unit and surface to protect the surface WARNING Use of this unit near fluorescent lighting may cause ...

Page 3: ...t ne contenant de liquide tel qu un vase ne doit être placé sur l objet Battery shall not be exposed to excessive heat such as sunshine fire or the like Les piles ne doivent pas être exposées à de forte chaleur tel qu à la lumière du soleil au feu ou autres choses de semblable Caution marking is located at the rear or back of the apparatus Attention marquage est situé à l arrière ou à l arrière de...

Page 4: ...dio input Composite video output Gradual wake to iPod and iPhone radio and alarm Digital clock Sleep timer Snooze Dimmer control Digital volume control Station memory presets 20 FM Last channel memory Built in speakers Built in FM wire antenna DC power input requires an AC DC power adapter included AC DC power adapter Warranty card User s guide Clock Radio for iPod iPhone Features Included ...

Page 5: ...ocked iPod or iPhone Clock Alarms and Sleep Timer 10 Auto Time Sync for iPod and iPhone Setting the Alarms Manually Setting the Time Setting the Sleep Timer Activating or Deactivating an Alarm Radio Composite Video Output and 3 5mm Audio Input 11 Tuning the FM Radio Saving a Station as a Preset Tuning to Preset Stations 3 5mm Audio Input Company Information 12 International Support Contact Informa...

Page 6: ...N FB MIN Press to tune the radio skip or search between tracks on a docked iPod or iPhone and set the hour and minute on the clock SNOOZE SLEEP After the alarm sounds press to delay the alarm for an additional 9 minutes Press repeatedly in iPod radio or auxiliary mode to set the sleep timer CLOCK SET MEM With the power off press to set the clock In radio mode press to save the current station as a...

Page 7: ...Customer Support 1 888 999 4215 7 ALARM 1 INDICATOR ALARM 2 INDICATOR SLEEP INDICATOR 3 5mm AUDIO INPUT DC POWER INPUT COMPOSITE VIDEO OUTPUT PM INDICATOR FM RADIO INDICATOR ...

Page 8: ...t included The battery backup is meant for short unexpected power outages In the event of a power outage the battery backup will retain the time alarm settings The battery backup cannot power the primary functions of the clock eg playing and charging a docked iPod or iPhone Power Battery Backup Setup ...

Page 9: ...connector inside the DOCK 2 When the clock is plugged in using AC power the docked iPod or iPhone will charge Playing a Docked iPod or iPhone 1 Follow the instructions for Docking an iPod or iPhone 2 Press the SOURCE button to switch to iPod mode 3 Press the PLAY button to begin playing the docked iPod or iPhone ...

Page 10: ...cally be active after it is first set When the alarm is set a red light will appear next to the Alarm 1 Indicator or the Alarm 2 Indicator 1 Press the POWER AL OFF button to turn the clock off 2 Press the AL1 M or AL2 M button 3 With the alarm 1 or alarm 2 time showing on the display press AL1 M or AL2 M button again to activate or deactivate the alarm Auto Time Sync for iPod and iPhone Setting th...

Page 11: ...e television to the input mode that matches the connection used in step 1 3 Video played through a docked iPod or iPhone will now play through the connected television Tuning the FM Radio Saving a Station as a Preset Tuning to Preset Stations 1 Press the POWER AL OFF button to turn the clock on 2 Press the SOURCE button to switch to radio mode 3 Press the TUN FF HR and TUN FB MIN buttons to tune t...

Page 12: ...n office procedures other initial program efforts include Reduction of all packaging sizes Recyclable plastics for clamshell packages with a plan to eventually replace plastic with recyclable paper Recycled fiber board in place of the polyfoam in packing boxes Recycled plastics in place of the virgin material in product construction To download this User s Guide in English Spanish or French visit ...

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