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Listening to iPhone/iPod

1.  When the iphone/iPod is docked and in standby mode, press the         (STANDBY) button to 
     turn on the unit. 
2.  Press the

 FUNCTION 

button to select iPod mode and iPod icon shown on LCD display.

3.  Press the         (PLAY/PAUSE) button tp play/pause the iPhone/iPod during playing.
4.  Press the                   (SKIP) butons to skip next / previous song. 
5.  Press and hold the                    (SKIP) buttons to fast-forward or fast-rewind playback.
6.  Press the 

MENU

button

 to enter menu of the iPhone/iPod, use the      (UP) /        (DOWN)

     buttons (in the Remote) to move through an iPhone/iPod menu system. Press the 

ENTER

 button

     to select song.
7.  During iPhone/iPod playback, press once/twice the 

REPEAT

 button to play repeatedly ( repeat 1 

     or repeat all). Press 3 times 

REPEAT

 button to cancel the repeat function.

8.  During iPhone/iPod playback, press 

SHUFFLE

 button (in the Remote) to random playback. 

     Press 

SHUFFLE

 button again to cancel this function. 

Charging your iPhone/iPod

 When you docked your iPhone/iPod and it will automatic recharges (until fully charged). 

 Note:  iPod shuffles will NOT charge.

Auxiliary Input 

This unit includes an 

AUX

 input jack to allow you to connect external devices, such as an iPod shuffle or

MP3 player or other digital audio player, and listen to the music on your external device through the speakers 
of this unit. Press FUNCTION button to select “AUX” mode and “AU” appears in the display, then connect the 
headphone or lineout jack of your external device to the AUX input jack located on the rear panel of this unit. 
the connection cable is not included. 

Summary of Contents for PICL36B

Page 1: ...USER S MANUAL PICL36B www pyleaudio com ...

Page 2: ...pervision 3 Read this instruction manual carefully before you attempt to use the unit 4 Consult your dealer or service personnel if you have further questions about the operation or safety of the unit 5 Do not expose the product to temperatures above 35 C Keep it in moderate climates 6 The apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and no objects filled with liquids such as vases shal...

Page 3: ...ed radio TV technician for help CAUTION Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment 13 Dispose of used batteries in an environmental friendly way 14 Do not place the unit near TV speakers and other objects that generate strong magnetic fields 15 Do not clean the unit with strong chemical agents 16 ...

Page 4: ...Setting the Clock 8 Setting the Sleep Timer 8 Setting the Alarm Set 8 Snooze Repeat Alarm 8 Stopping the Alarm Dimmer 9 Light 9 9 Listening to the FM Radio 9 Presetting FM Channels 9 Recall Preset Station 9 Docking an iPhone iPod 0 1 Listening to iPhone iPod 0 1 Charging your iPhone iPod 0 1 Auxiliary Input 1 1 Trouble Shooting Guide 1 1 Technical Specification ...

Page 5: ...daptor take the following steps to connect the adaptor 3 AC Adaptor Operation a Insert one end of the AC adaptor into the DC jack on the back of unit b Connect the AC plug of AC adaptor to an AC power source Note Unplug the AC adaptor and disconnect the DC jack when the unit is not in use for a long period of time a Unwind the power cord of the AC DC adaptor to its full length b Connect the DC plu...

Page 6: ...de searches for radio station 9 In radio mode displays FM station 10 Brightness Adjustment 11 AL 2 Sets Alarm2 12 AL 1 Sets Alarm 1 13 In iPod iPhone mode goes to previous audio track In radio mode radio searches for radio station 14 Al ARM OFF On Off Turns alarm off 15 FUNCTION Source Selection iPhone iPod radio or auxiliary 16 CLOCK SET MEMO In standby mode sets clock In radio mode stores statio...

Page 7: ...TER 11 SHUFFLE In iPod iPhone mode random playback 12 SNOOZE DIMMER In alarm mode pauses alarm for 9 minutes Reduces screen brightness 13 In radio mode displays the current radio station 14 SLEEP Sleep Function 15 Browse down iPhone iPod Menu 16 Browse up iPhone iPod Menu 17 MENU In iPod iPhone mode iPod iPhone menu display 18 In iPod iPhone mode goes to previous audio track In radio mode radio st...

Page 8: ...equivalent following the polarity as shown on the diagram on the rear of remote control Replace the battery compartment cover Installing the battery a Main unit Remove a screw of battery door on the rear of the main unit Insert a 3V lithium battery CR2025 following the polarity as shown on the diagram of the battery cover Replace the battery door with fit a screw CR2025 CR2025 OPEN PUSH ...

Page 9: ...uts off Setting the Alarm set This unit provides two different wake up time ALARM 1 and ALARM 2 You can choose to use them independently or simultaneously ALARM 1 ALARM 2 or both ALARM 1 and ALARM 2 To set alarm should be done in power off only follow below steps 1 Press the AL1 AL2 button the AL1 AL2 and sound source icons will start blinking 2 Press the SKIP buttons repeatedly to change the soun...

Page 10: ... 2 to 4 to store station in other preset locations MEM button again to finish store Recall Preset Station 1 Press the M or M button once preset station number will appear on the LCD screen 2 Press the M or M button repeatedly to select the desired preset station Docking an iPhone iPod 1 Insert iPhone or iPod onto the docking connector 2 You will now be able to control your iPhone iPod from the uni...

Page 11: ...lay repeatedly repeat 1 or repeat all Press 3 times REPEAT button to cancel the repeat function 8 During iPhone iPod playback press SHUFFLE button in the Remote to random playback Press SHUFFLE button again to cancel this function Charging your iPhone iPod When you docked your iPhone iPod and it will automatic recharges until fully charged Note iPod shuffles will NOT charge Auxiliary Input This un...

Page 12: ...alled iPod mode by the FUNCTION button Remove your iPod from the dock and check for obstruction on the connectors in the dock and on the iPod Then insert it back into the docking connector base Follow directions setting the Alarm set on page 8 Remove the backup battery and DC plug from the unit to be reset the micro controller Power requirement Power adaptor input AC 100 240V 50 60Hz Output DC 5V ...

Page 13: ...or repair A letter stating your exact street address daytime phone number and the problem you are experiencing should be included You must also enclose a copy of the original receipt a sproof of date of purchase Brooklyn NY 11204 1 800 444 5671 Monday ThroughThursday 9AM to 5PM Friday 9AM to 1PM Eastern www pyleaudio com ...

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