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UNIT FEATURES
b. Power cord socket
a. AM antenna socket
This input will accept stereo plugs from MP3 players,
computers or TV which has RCA style jacks.
5. Aux input socket
3. Optical input socket
These convenient keyhole slots allow you to mount your radio to the wall. Please ensure you use
a drywall anchor rated for 20lbs. Each drywall anchor should be placed 16” on center apart from
each other; please
measure the distance of the keyhole slots on the back of your radio to ensure
accuracy. The keyhole slots accommodate #9 woodscrews
2. Coaxial input socket
4. Line in socket
Figure 1. Key sockets on rear panel
This socket connects to a fiber-optic digital cable will allow
igital signal to your radio.
1. Video out socket
Note: For prolong the life span of your radio, please use the adapter your manufacturer provided only.
Wall Mount
or equivalent.
5
1. Connect video cables to both video out
sockets of your radio and video source
of your TV.
4. Insert iPod/iPhone/iPad into the dock.
2. Press
SOURCE
to shift your radio into
iPod mode.
5. Shift your iPod/iPhone/iPad in movie
mode,
then enjoy it!
3. Press and hold
MENU
until it goes into
system setting and then press
or
to
How to play video?
b
a
2
4
3
5
1
This socket connects to an coaxial digital cable from your TV/component device.
How to play ‘Coaxial in’/’Optical in’/’Line in’/ ‘AUX’?
1. Plug audio source line into ‘coaxial in’ socket at the back of your radio.
your radio into
3. Adjust volume level by pressing -
volume
+.
Note that technically the working principle of sockets 2-5 has no difference.
This instructional manual will demonstrate
2. Press
SOURCE
to shift
‘coaxial’ mode.
‘how to play coaxial?’
as for instance.
This socket allows your radio to be used as an external amplifier for MP3 players, compact disc
players and similar devices.
’iPod video’, press
MENU
, it will ask
you ‘video output on’, press
MENU
.
outer audio