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SYSTEM BASICS
LOCATION OF CONTROLS - REMOTE
1. On/ Standby key
2. Menu key
3. Select key
4. Shuffl e key
5. Repeat key
6. iPod/ Aux key
7. Mute key
8. iPod Menu Up key
9. Back
key
10. Play/ Pause key
11. Next key
12. iPod Menu Down key
13. Volume Down ( - ) key
14. Volume Up ( + ) key
15. Battery Compartment
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POWER SUPPLY
AC OPERATION FOR SUBWOOFER
- This set works on normal household AC-power.
- Make sure the set voltage of the unit matches your local voltage.
- Insert the plug of the AC-cord into a wall outlet with AC-power.
- Press the power on/off switch to turn “on” the unit.
AC OPERATION FOR IPOD DOCKING PLATFORM
(EXTERNAL AC-DC POWER ADAPTOR)
- This iPod docking is equipped with a “DC-jack” capable of accepting
AC-adaptors with a rating of DC = 9V, 1.5A, and with a plug with the
following polarities as shown (center positive) :
- Please use only the supplied AC-adaptor to operate the unit. Use of
other adaptors may damage the unit or cause it to malfunction.
- Plug the tail end of the AC-adaptor into the DC-jack (socket) on the side of the main unit.
- Insert the plug the AC-adaptor into the wall ac socket.
- Press the “on/ standby” key to switch on the unit.
- This unit is designed to operate without ever being totally powered “off”. It will either
be “on” or in “standby mode”.
- Anytime during standby mode, you can switch “on” the unit by pressing the “on/ standby”
key (on remote control).
- Save energy by switching the system to “standby” mode when it is not in used.
PREPARATION OF REMOTE CONTROL
- Remove (gently pull out) the plastic “tab” from the battery compartment at the rear of the
remote control.
- Test the remote control by pressing the (on/ standby) key to check that the unit (iPod
docking system) switches on properly using the remote control.
Important : how to tell if power is “on” ?
When the power is “on”the ambient lighting will lit up with a “blue” light.
This indicates the subwoofer is switched “on” and the ambient lighting will fl ash
frequently when the system is not in used (in standby mode).
