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Remote Control & Main Menu Features

status messages 

These message fields 
will show alarm information,
radio station/metadata,clock 
time, HD signal acquisition 
and strength. (Example indicates
Alarm 1 is on; tone is the wake-up 
source; alarm time is 7:00am). 
No information is displayed for
Alarm 2, indicating it is turned off.

Main Menu Screen—Press On/Off to Activate Unit

Using the Remote Control

A

buttons      through

Correspond to the menu items
listed across the top of the
display. Each source has its
own menu. Selecting 

settings

or

options

(button F) initiates

a drop-down menu, which 
displays a list of operations.

highlighted box

Indicates

the current selection.

source buttons 

Selects

a specific play mode as well 
as Aux 1 and 2.

on/off/alarm

Turns power 

on or off; turns alarm off.

/-

eject

Opens or closes 

DVD/CD tray.

sleep

Sets sleep time. 

(15, 30, 45, 60 or 90 min.)

snooze/mute

Snoozes

a sounding alarm or 
silences an audio source.

alarm 1 

Turns alarm 1 on/off.

set 1 

Selects alarm 1

settings menu.

alarm 2 

Turns alarm 2 on/off.

set 2 

Selects alarm 2 

settings menu.

track

Moves forward & back-

ward to the next CD track or
DVD chapter. To fast forward,
press & hold. (Increases 
speed 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x, 32x).

play/pause

Toggles 

between play & pause. 

stop

Stops a DVD/CD.

subtitle

Displays next 

DVD subtitle option; cycle 
through on/off/subtitle tracks. 

title

Displays a DVD title menu.

menu

Displays the DVD menu.

audio

Selects next DVD 

audio option.

presets

Calls up stored

AM/FM/XM stations; toggle 
to call up Bank A, B or C.
[number key] 
recalls that preset.

shift

Press this key plus specific

keys to access other functions
labeled in red.

castle

Composed of the four 

triangle keys and enter key. 
The castle allows you to move
through all menus (

W X

keys)

and find a radio station (

ST

keys). The 

enter

key lets

you select a source or setting.

XM castle 

Use

ST

keys to

move +/- channels. Use 

W X

keys to move through menu. 
Use

enter

key to select. 

HD castle 

Use

ST

keys

to move +/- 

tune

. Hold, 

then release 

ST

keys for 

seek

mode. Use 

W X

keys

to move through menu. 
Use

enter

key to select. 

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+

+

+

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The remote control operates the I-Sonic

Entertainment System using a similar menu structure as the buttons on the unit. 

Navigation to all other sources or settings begins with the Main Menu.

to activate the remote 

Remove the plastic tab.

idle

When I-Sonic is turned 

off, time and status messages 
will be displayed.

F

Summary of Contents for I-SONIC - README

Page 1: ...The Complete Digital Entertainment System Owner s Guide...

Page 2: ...ning For added protection for this audio video product during a lightning storm or when it is left un attended and unused for long periods of time unplug it from the wall outlet and disconnect the ant...

Page 3: ...eatures HD Radio 7 Special Features XM Ready 8 I Sonic Function Buttons 8 Side Back Panel Hook Ups 9 Using the Remote Control 9 Main Menu Screen 10 Clock Settings 10 Alarm Settings 11 Radio Operations...

Page 4: ...ion Baltimore Maryland based Polk Audio is an award winning manufacturer of high performance audio products Founded by Chairman Matthew Polk and CEO George Klopfer in 1972 Polk Audio holds over 50 pat...

Page 5: ...ingle FM fre quency 97 7 2 97 7 3 etc thereby increasing the amount and diversity of content choices Static free crystal clear reception CD quality sound on FM Digital AM FM stereo quality sound on AM...

Page 6: ...United States XM Ready is a trademark of XM Satellite Radio Inc 2006 XM Satellite Radio Inc All rights reserved Note The XM Passport antenna or CNP 1000 is required sold separately at www polkaudio c...

Page 7: ...side USA Canada 410 358 3600 xm s video composite video power cord aux1 input rca output Function Buttons Back Panel Hook Ups A F Using the I Sonic Console Buttons aux 2 input Connect your iPod or oth...

Page 8: ...alarm 2 settings menu track Moves forward back ward to the next CD track or DVD chapter To fast forward press hold Increases speed 2x 4x 8x 16x 32x play pause Toggles between play pause stop Stops a D...

Page 9: ...TE AFTER NO KEY HAS BEEN PRESSED FOR 5 SECONDS DISPLAY RETURNS TO MAIN MENU A alarm 2 set up menu alarm menu ALARM SOURCES TONE RADIO LAST STATION XM LAST CHANNEL DVD CD AUX1 2 PRESET PRESET A1 ALARM...

Page 10: ...a strong station signal stays on this station for 10 seconds then finds the next strongest station signal Press either Scan C or D to lock onto the station 1 2 3 1 2 radio menu radio menu Tune to a lo...

Page 11: ...Select Radio B E radio menu am fm Select AM band radio menu time display If current time is displayed select options Toggle to Display Station will appear F 1 2 F Antenna Selection from Main Menu Sel...

Page 12: ...Remote Select a higher channel Remote Skip Add a channel D Skip Add a channel xm options menu xm channel select menu Toggle through various categories E xm channel menu C D 3 4 5 Aim the XM Antenna f...

Page 13: ...t Save F Recall a Preset from Radio or XM Menu Select Recall E radio preset menu radio preset menu F Saves the station that is currently playing Holding for 2 seconds deletes the preset Preset a radio...

Page 14: ...tings C D C D E F Toggle to set display brightness to high medium or low Remote NOTE THE LOW SETTING IS GOOD FOR SLEEPING E Toggle to select Aux 1 or Aux 2 Remote 1 2 1 2 1 1 Bass Treble from Settings...

Page 15: ...y will be returned to you within a reasonable time freight prepaid This warranty does not include service or parts to repair damage caused by accident disaster misuse abuse negligence inadequate packi...

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