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Your audio system is compatible with iPod models from
fourth generation onwards.
The iPod connects to the Docking Bay, located under the
top cover panel of your system. Lift the cover panel
where it is marked 'Open' when you want to dock your
iPod.
Before docking your iPod you must first select the correct
adaptor, then fit it into the iPod docking bay. There are 5
adaptors supplied, each has an adaptor number printed
on the side.

Refer to the table of compatible iPod models in the next
column and the correct adaptors to match them. Once
you have located the correct adaptor for your iPod, press
it gently into the iPod bay before attempting to connect
your iPod.
CAUTION: If you connect an iPod without fitting the
correct adaptor, you may damage the iPod and your
Music System.

NOTE: For newer iPod models that are not in the list such
as Nano and Video, use the adaptor that was supplied
with your iPod.

If you have docked a Video iPod, the video output is
available from the Video Out jack on the back panel of
your system. Connect a suitable single video phono
cable from this jack to a suitable composite video (CVBS)
input of yourTV/monitor to watch the video.

If you own an early model iPod that doesn't have a
docking connector or a different brand of MP3 player,
you can still connect the sound output to your system via
the AUX jack on the back panel.

Using a 3.5mm stereo plug to twin phono cable
(not supplied), connect one end of the cable to the
headphone jack of the iPod or MP3 player, and the
other end to the AUX jacks on the back panel.

To listen to your iPod, follow the instructions on
page 14 for playing equipment connected to the
AUX input.

NOTE:-The volume control of the iPod must be turned up
when playing through the AUX input.
NOTE:- An iPod without docking connector cannot be
controlled from the function keys of your system.

FINDINGTHE CORRECT iPod ADAPTOR

LIST OF COMPATIBLE iPod MODELS
iPod mini (4GB or 6GB)

iPod photo, with a colour display (30GB)

iPod photo, with a colour display (40GB or 60GB)

iPod, with a B&W display and clickwheel with
legends on wheel (20GB)

iPod, with a B&W display and clickwheel with
legends on wheel (40GB)

iPodVIDEO

CONNECTING AN iPod THAT DOESN'T HAVE A
DOCKING CONNECTOR

UseadaptorNo.3.

UseadaptorNo.6.

UseadaptorNo.7.

UseadaptorNo.4.

UseadaptorNo.5.

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CONNECTING AN iPod

iPod COMPATIBILITY

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Headphone

jack

AUX IN

TV

VIDEO

OUT

VIDEO

IN

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Summary of Contents for MC-807

Page 1: ...MC 807 DAB FM CD Micro System with iPod dock User Handbook ...

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Page 3: ...er frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may causeharmfulinterferencetotunercommunications However thisisno guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to tuner or television reception whichcanbedeterminedbyturningtheequipmentoffandon the user is encouraged to try to correct t...

Page 4: ...l If any items are missing or damaged contact your nearestTESCOstoreforareplacement Haveyourreceipt ready when you call Retain the packaging If you dispose of it do so having regard to any recycling regulationsinyourarea Place the main unit on a sturdy table or shelf where it cannot get knocked over and where there is a clear line ofsighttotheremotehandset Theloudspeakersmaybe placed either side o...

Page 5: ... 6 DISPLAY CLOCK BUTTON 7 VOLUME UP 8 STANDBY BUTTON 9 VOLUME DOWN 10 ALARM BUTTON 11 SNOOZE 12 SELECT PLAY PAUSE BUTTON 13 OPEN CLOSE BUTTON 14 SCROLL TUNE SKIP UP BUTTON 15 STOP SCAN 16 SCROLL TUNE SKIP DOWN BUTTON 17 HEADPHONE JACK 18 BUTTON BUTTON iPod DOCKING BAYWITH CONNECTOR CONTROLS AND FEATURES 3 FRONT VIEW TOP VIEW ...

Page 6: ...ttery When replacing the battery in the remote control refer tothediagrambelow 1 Pressthecatchacross 2 Whileholdingthecatch openthebatterydoor 3 Fit the battery observing polarity as shown When replacing the battery use only the same CR2025 typespecified Dispose of used batteries with regard to the recycling regulationsinyourarea DoNOTshortcircuitbatteriesor throwthemintowater thegeneralrubbishori...

Page 7: ...IGHTCURSORBUTTONS 17 ENTERBUTTON 18 PLAY PAUSEBUTTON 19 SCROLLDOWNBUTTON 20 MENUBUTTON 21 PRESET BUTTONS 22 SCAN BUTTON 23 SCROLLUPBUTTON 24 SNOOZEBUTTON 25 OPEN CLOSEBUTTON 26 CDSELECTBUTTON 27 DISPLAYMODEBUTTON 28 EQBUTTON 29 BBSBUTTON 30 VOLUP DOWNBUTTONS 31 FASTSEARCHUPBUTTON 32 STOPBUTTON 33 ALBUM SELECTBUTTONS 34 PLAYLIST SELECTBUTTONS REMOTE CONTROL FUNCTIONS 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13...

Page 8: ...toadjust Press the buttons to set the selecteddigittothecorrectvalue Repeatthelasttwostepstosetallthedigitstothe correcttime Pressthe buttontostarttheclockwhenyou havefinishedsettingthetime Press the button on the handset or the front panel to bring the unit in and out of Standby mode There are 5 sources you can listen to through your system ChoosefromDABradio FMradio CD iPodorAux an external sour...

Page 9: ... showninthelistwitha symbolbeforethename You can select an inactive station but if tuning cannot be completedanalternativestationwillbeselected Some stations have additional secondary services If secondary services are available a symbol will be shownnexttothestationname Secondaryserviceswill appearinthestationlistafterthemainstation You can store up to 10 DAB stations in presets for quick recall ...

Page 10: ... a scrolling message giving real timeinformation songtitles newsheadlines etc This describes when available thestyleoftheprogrammebeingbroadcast isthenameofthe DABMultiplexthatiscurrentlytuned Shows the current Time Time is updated by broadcastedinformation Shows the Multiplex channel identifier and frequency for the station currentlyplaying DABallowsbroadcasterstovarytheBITRATE or the amount by w...

Page 11: ...ually Selectthe ManualTune optionfromthemenu Press the buttons to move through the DAB channels Press the button to show a signal strength bargraphforthisstationmultiplex You can change the position of the aerial to get the best signallevelforthischannel Press the button again to return to normal operation The display will show each channel number with its associated frequency If there is a multip...

Page 12: ...epending on the mode in which the programmeisbeingbroadcast You can change the information displayed while listeningtoFM Tochangethedisplaymode Press the button repeatedly to cycle through theoptionslistedbelow You can store up to 10 FM stations in presets for quick recall Tostoreapresetstation Selectthe stationtostore Pressthe button Choose the preset location you wish to store with the buttons T...

Page 13: ...itablecompositevideo CVBS inputofyourTV monitortowatchthevideo If you own an early model iPod that doesn t have a docking connector or a different brand of MP3 player youcanstillconnectthesoundoutputtoyoursystemvia theAUXjackonthebackpanel Using a 3 5mm stereo plug to twin phono cable notsupplied connectoneendofthecabletothe headphonejack oftheiPodorMP3player andthe otherendtotheAUXjacksonthebackp...

Page 14: ...el To start playback press the button Topauseplayback pressthe buttonagain Toskipbackorforwardtoothertracks pressthe or buttonsrepeatedly Tofastsearchthroughtracks pressand the or buttons YoucanchangethealbumplayingonyouriPodfromthe remotecontrol Press the or buttons repeatedly to selectthealbumyouwanttohear YoucanalsoselectPlayliststhatyouhavestoredinyour iPod Press the or buttons repeatedly to s...

Page 15: ...CDReading Pressthe buttontoopentheCDtray Place the disc onto the tray with the printed label sidefacingup Pressthe buttonagaintoclosetheCDtray To pause the disc Press the button To resume playback Press the buttonagain To stop playback Press Togoforwardorbackatrackortracks Press the buttons repeatedly to move backorforwardatrack TosearchtheCDforwardorbackathighspeed From the remote control press a...

Page 16: ...tem and connector s at the other end suitable for the personal audioplayer computer Connect the cable between the headphone or LINE AUX output of the personal audio player and theAUXinputsonthebackpanelofyoursystem With the cable connected select the AUX input by pressingthe buttonuntil Aux isshownonthe display Setyourpersonalaudioplayer computertoPLAY Setthelisteningvolumetothelevelyouwantwith th...

Page 17: ...ogramthesystemtoswitch itselfoffafterasetperiodoftimein10minutestepsbetween 10minutesand120minutes Press and the button until the sleep display appears Now press the button repeatedly to set the requiredsleeptime TochecktheSleeptimeremainingwhenset Pressthe button To cancel the Sleep function once set you can either set to Standbyor Pressand the button untilthesleepdisplay appears Nowpressthe butt...

Page 18: ...otherm cloth available from opticians Loudspeakergrillescanbebrushedcarefullywithasoft brush Do NOT clean the inside of the CD tray with a cloth Lightlyblowoutanydust CompactDiscs Ifadiscbecomessoiled wipethesurface gentlywithasoftcloth Thediscshouldbecleanedfrom thecentretotheedge After play remove the CD from the disc tray and store it initspacking YourTechnika appliance is covered by a warranty...

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