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User’s Manual IMPORTANT: Pack carefully in original package if possible.We are not responsible for damage incurred in returning items for repair, A letter stating your exact street addres,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 www.pyleaudio.com 300W iPod/iPhone 2.1 Soundbar Docking System with Aux-In and Video Output iPhone Docking System www.pyleaudio.com IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS Power Source of Remote Control: ...... DC =-=-= 3V, 2 x MA size batteries (Included) Power Consumption: ..... .. ... ... ... ....... ... ..... ...... ....... ........................... 300 W Audio Power. c.wnotf: TO RBJUCf. TH! dK OF!l.!C'TRtC SHOCK, DO NOT RaKJl't'ECOY!R (OR IIACIQ. NO UIER IER'''CEABLE JIIUtn ICII:JE.Im'O I8MCaNO TO QUALI'ED Woofer .............................................. .......................... 150W Loud Speaker .... ... .... .. ... ....... .. ................ ....... ....... ..... 75 W x 2 ....... - . WARNING USE UNDER SUPERVISION OF AN ADUl.11lUE TO LONG CORD 11111 una hu I long AC ..1Il 0' oIhor long ..1Il1h11 Cln oally be tripped on or pullod on, Clullng Injury, PI_ maulu" II is Irrangod .. a will not dllpe OYI' IlIblolop,otc. Wh... a con be pullod on by chlld"n 0' tripped ..., accldlnllily. FCC NOTICE: This equipment has b..n t.IWd and found to comply with the limits for a ClUI B digital dablCII, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rul... The.. limits a,.. designed to pr0vid8 rwaidantial prtJtection against harmful interference in 11 relkI..,tlallnttaliation. ThIs equipmllnt generatH,u"s and can I1IIdiat8 radio fr.quancy anergy and,if not Installed and UMd In accorclafICI with the instrucIion$,may cau •• harmtullnt.rter.nc. to radio c:ommunicationl. HowIrver ,tIwrw is no guiWW'ltM that i~ wi l not oa::ur in 8 partk:ular inltiJlltion. !t on equiprneri. don cause harmful interflnnQe to radio or taecision 1'BC8ption. wNch (WI be dNm1iMMi by Iwning'" aquipmalt orr and on,1M enc:cuaged to try to oonvct the i ~ by one or men of the foIowing UMf" """"'""" • Reorient or rvlocate ttl. recelvi\g anl8nn• . • InmNlse the separation between the equipment and recaiY8r. • Connel the equlprrMmt Into an olJUet on a circuilr dilferant from that to which Itt. receiver is connected. • Consun the deeler or an experienced radiolTV technician for help. FCC NOTICE: To assure oontlnued compliance, follow the atlAllched installation instructions and UN only . hlelded cables when connecting to other davlcas. Modlftcation. nat authorized by the manufacturer rrwy void u...... authority to operate this davica. Before usinl the unit, be SUN to.-d all opermlnl instruc:tion. earm!!ly. PI. . . note that th. . are pneral pl\l!Clllutlons and may nat pertain to your unit. Far I!X:IImple, this unit may nat haw the capability m be mnnected to an outdoor antennL 1. Read these Instructions 2.1C.ap theM in.structions 1. Heed .. wwninp ... FoIow .. imtnK:IicJn. Accessories: 1 x Instruction Manual 1 x Remote Control 2 x "MA' size batteries for remote control 1 x 3.5mm mini plug audio connection cable 5. Do not use this apf*8I:US ""WIIIar 6. Clean only with dry doth 7. Do not bled any ventilation opanlnp. Install In acc:ordance with the manufacturer'. Instructions. a. Do not Install nar any h.t .OIIKH such as radiators, heat I'8f:iatenl, st:av., or ath.r apparatus Qndudinl IIImplifiers) thu produca h.L 9. Do not dafeat the uNty purpo.. of the polarized or poundinl-type plul. A polarized plul has two blades with one wider than the ot..... alftlundinl type plul ha. two 1Md. and a third pundln. pron.. the wide blade or the third pro. a,. provided for JOUr uNty. ifthe pl'OYided plu, does not fit into your outlet, consult an eledridan for replacamant of the obsolete outlet. 10. ProCect the power cord from bel,. wabd on or pinched pardcuIarty at pt.'P. mIWI\ancI'&cap I ,and the point wt.. tt.y aitfTvm the appMStua. n . Only ... atiKhmania/.-= ric spMifiad by the man..r.ct..w. 10 12. Use only with the cart, stand. tripod. TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE braclm. or tabl. spec:1fIed by the Check the follows before requesting service SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE Nopower AC Plug not plugged into POSSIBLE SOULTION Plug ~ to 1he wal oude! WIll outlet property POWER 5'Mtx:h it OFF Press 1he POWER 5'Mtx:h on 1he rear 01'..,1 to ON position Press 1he STANDBY Button position The unit In standby mode (STANDBY Indicator is light) on the unit or Remote Control to tum on 1he unn from standby mode. One of AJJX 1; AUX 2; i~Phone Indicator wililighl No Sound Volume in minimum position The connected device is not in playback mode Rise volume level by press the VOL (Volume) + Button Plays 1he music/movie In the connected device Sound output of the connected device weak Inplt SOUt:8 incooact Rise 1he volume level 01' the comected device Set 1he Inplt SOUt:8 to AUX 1, AUX 2 or Pod/Phone as the 00I11eCti1g SolO1ddi_ No video output Volume _100 high Reduce 1he volume level by press the VOL (VoIume)- Bass level too high Button Reduce the bass level by press the BASS - Button Volume level of the oonnected device too high Reduoe the volume level of the oonnec1ed device EO of 1he oonnected device was set to super bass or others mode Set the EO of the oonnected device to normal Set the comected iPodfIPhone to TV OUT Mode The oonnected i~Phone Is not set 10 TV out mode (For detais, please refer to 1he Pod/Phone's US81's Manual) Poirt 1he ramcIa control 10 1he RemoIanot functioning The batteries in 1he ",mole oontrol are used up 9 ® 12. outdoor .manna FOundln. Ifan outside antenna is connected to the product, be sure the antennil system is grounded 50 as to provide some protection against voltage surges and built up static charges. Section 810 of the National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70, provides information with respect to pro~ to grounding of the mut and supporting structure, ,roundin. of the k,ad·jn wire to an antenna dtscharge product, size of grounding conductors location of amennadischilrge product. connection to grounding electrodes and requirements forthe groundin. electrodes. manufactu ... or .old with the apparatus. When a cart is used, use caution when movinl the Cl.l1/apparatus ........ Ott ... m"· combln.tlon to avoid injury from tip-ovw. 13. Unpl", this .pparatus durin.lilhtninl storms or when unuad far lon, periods of'tlme. , .... R.r.aI a.vidnr &0 qlAlliH.d..me. petSOnrMl ServklnJ It requl,., when the appwatus has been ctam.pd in.",..." such u power...... ppIJ cord or "'" ~ damapd, .... kI has " - ......... objods have faller! into the apparatus, the apparatus has beeft expoHd to ...'n or moisture dGel not operate normally. or h.. bMn dropped. 23. Service Do not attempt to service this product yourself as opening or remOVing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hilZards. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. 15. The malnll plug III uaed 88 the disconnect devlce,the dleconnect device ahall remain readily operable. 16. The apparatua shall not be exposed 1D drtpplng or apl8llhlng and that no obJecta filled wHh liquids, such as vases, ahall ~ 204. Rep"ment parb When replacement Pilrts are required, be sure the service technician uses replacement parts specified by the manufacturer or those that have the same characteristics as the original part. Unauthorized substitutions may resu in fire or electric shock or other hazards. placed on the apparatus. 17. WARNING, To reduce the risk of nre or electric shock, do not expol8 this apparatus to rain or moisture. 1&. Power Source The product should be operated only from the type of power sourc:t! Indicated on the marting label. If you are not sure of the type of powe!" supply to)'OUr home. consult your ap~iance dealer or local power company. For products Intended to operate from battery power, or other SOUtttS. ~r to the operating instructions. 25. S.r.ty check Upon completion of any SeMce or repairs to this product ask the service technician to petfonn safety cheds to determine that the product is in proper operating conditi 26. Dam... NqU1ri"l . . . . Unplug the product from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualrfied service personnel under the followina conditions: a. When the power-supply cord or plug is damaged. b. If liquid has ~n spilled or objects have fallen into the product. c. If the product has been exposed to rain or water. d. If the product does not operate normally by following the operating Instructions. Adjust only those controls that are covered by the operating instructions, as an adjustment of other controls may result in damage and will and require extensive wort by. qualified technidan to restore in the product to Its normal operation. e. If the product has been dropped or the cabinet has been damaged. f. When the product exhibits a distinct change in performance - this indicates a need for service. 19. Pawl, lin. An outside antenna system should not be located in the vicinity of overheild power lines or other electric light or power circuits, or where it an filII into such power lines or drcults. When installing an outside antenna system, extreme care should be uken to keep from touching such power lines or circuits as conuct with them might be fatal. 20. OverIoadln, Do not overload wall outlets ilnd extension cords as this can result In a risk or fire or electric shode. 21. Object and liquid entry Nl!Ver push objects of any kind into this product through as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short out parts that could resu lt in fire or electric shock. Never spill or SP"y any type ofliquid on the product. 27. Note. CATV qdIIm inmJler This reminder 15 provided to all the CATV system Installer's attention to Article 820-4Q of the NEe that provides auldellnes for proper grounding and, in particular, specifies that the able Cround shall be connected to the Crounding system of the building, as close to the point of cable entry as practical. remote sensor on the unit within 16 feet ,+/- 30 degree Replace by new batteries 2 LOCATION OF CONTROLS OPERATION 1. VIDEO OUT Jack 2. AUX 1 Input Jacks 3. POWER ON/OFF Switch 4. AUX 2 (Input) Jack 5. VOL (Volume) - Button 6. VOL (Volume) + Button 7. iPod / iPhone Indicalor 8. AUX 2 Indicalor 9. AUX 1 Indicator 10. STANDBY Indicator 11. t!J Standby ON/OFF Bullon 12. ~(Skip/Fast Search Backward) Bullon 13. HI (Play/Pause) Button 14. ~ (Skip/Fast Search Forward) Bullon 15. SOURCE Bullon 1. Press the POWER Switch on the rear of unit to ON position to power on the unit. The STANDBY Indicator will tum on. 2. Press the STANDBY Button on the unit or Remote Control to tum the unit on from standby mode. The STANDBY Indicator will tum off but the selected input source's indicator will tum on. 3. Presses the SOURCE Bullon on the unit or Remote Control repeatedly to select the input source as the connections to AUX 1 (AUX 1 Indicator will tum on); AUX 2 (AUX 2 Indicalorwill tum on) or iPodnPhone (iPodIiPhone Indicalorwill tum on). 4. Press the VOL (Volume) +/- Bullons to adjust volume level. 5. Press the BASS +/- Buttons on the Remote Control to increase/decrease the bass level. 6. Press the MUTE Button on the Remote Control to tum off the sound temporary, press again to tum it back. 7. When finished, press the STANDBY Bullon on the unit or Remote Control to tum the unit off (standby mode). 8. If the unit is not used for a long period of time, tum off unit using rear master power switch. All top ready lights will go off. o o o ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .·;;;;;·CJ ~ o o 0 side panel [I~I) ~:::::: ::::::>.. .........;:::::: ::::::::: 9······ ·':.O··ij'b"b @f 0 " 0 10 ....••• "__,..'&11'......- _ '" •••••••• 6 = = 11 ··· ... ... ... = = 12 = = 13 = = = = 14 15 top panel NOTES 1. When iPod or iPhone connected, it will recharge automatically. 2. During playback the musiclvideo files from iPod or iPhone: A. Presses the Skip/Fast Search ~ or ~ Bullons repeatedly to skip the tracks forwardnbackward. B. Press and hold the Skip/Fast Search ~ or ~ to fast searching the specific section of the track forward/backward. C. Presses the REPEAT Bullon on the Remote Control to set repeat modes, correspond icons will ooeur on the connected iPodnPhone's display. D. Press the RANDOM Bullon on the Remote Control to tum the random playback mode on or off , correspond icons will occur on the connected iPodIiPhone's display. E. Press the MENU Button on the Remote Control, the setting menu will appear on the connected iPodnPhone's display. Using the Direction'" /",; Skip/Fast Search ~, ~ Bullons to move the cursor within the display, press the ENTER Bullon to confirmed the selections. SYSTEM CONNECTIONS REMOTE CONTROL ·LOCATION OF CONTROLS To watching the video files in the connected iPodflPhone: 1. Connected the externallY to the Video Out Jack on the rear of unn as the figure below (connection cable not included). 2. Set the lY to AV 1 or AV 2 modes as connection. 3. Plug the iPod/iPhone to the iPod/iPhone docking on the top of unn. 4. Press the source button repeatedly until the iPodflPhone indicator is lighted. 5. Plays the video files in the connected iPod/iPhone as usual (Make sure it is set to lY oul For details, please refer to the iPod/iPhone's Use~s Manual). • • 2 1 3 4 7 6 2 8 9 5 -0 • ~ TV To Video Input • • · 11 • side panel 12 . o (Connection cable not included) -0 ~ (Connection cables not included) • Audio Out Jacks I side panel I on theTV/DVD/1 VCRlDVRI o 1. STANDBY Button 2. Direction .... I ... (UpIDown) Button 3. MUTE Button DVD To listening the music from "TV; DVD Player; VCR or DVR . 1. Connected the exiemallYlDVDNCRlDVR to the AUX 1 Jack on the rear of unit as the figure above (connection cable not included). 2. Power on the connected external device and plays videa/music as usual. 3. Power on the unn, presses the SOURCE Button repeatedly until AUX 1 Indicator is lighl 7 4. ~ (SkipflFast Search Backward) Button 5. HI (PlayflPause) Button 6. ~ (SkipflFast Search Forward) Button 4 7. RANDOM Button 8. REPEAT Button 9. SOURCE Button 10. [31 (Enter) Button 11. BASS +1- Button 12. VOL (Volume) +1- Button BATTERIES INSTALLATION SYSTEM CONNECTIONS 1. Slide and lifting the battery door as figure 1 below. Listening the music from extemal audio device or iPod/iPhone: 2. Installed 2 (two) AAA size batteries (included) into the battery compartment as 1. Plug the iPod/iPhone to the iPod/iPhone docking. Or, Connect the external audio device such the polarity makings inside as figure 2 below. like MP3 Player to the AUX 2 Jack on the top of unit as the figure below: 3. Replace the battery door as figure 3 below. 2. Power on the unit, press the SOURCE Button repeatedly to set to AUX 2 or iPod/iPhone as the connection. I: '- 3. Plays the music in the connected audio device or iPod/iPhone as usual. 0.111111111" ° :::co, _~ If 1\ 0 :c IIPI== " =====':ill II- 2 0 111111111" 3 BATTERY PRECAUTIONS: Follow these precautions when using a battery in this device: 1. Use only the size and type of battery specified. 2, Be sure to follow the correct polarity when installing the battery as indicated in the battery compartment. A reversed battery may cause damage to the device. 3. Do not mix different types of batteries together (e.g. Alkaline and Carbon-zinc) or old batteries with fresh ones. 4, If the batteries in the device are consumed or the device is not to be used for a long period of time, remove the batteries to prevent damage or injury from possible battery leakage. 5. Do not try to recharge the battery not intended to be recharged; it can overheat and rupture. (Follow battery manufacturer's instructions.) 6, The batteries shall not be exposed to excessive heat such as sunshine, fire or the like. 7, Clean the battery contacts and also those of the device prior to battery installation EFFECTIVE DISTANCE OF REMOTE TRANSMITTER NOTES: • When there is an obstacle between the unit and MP3 the transmitter, the transmitter may not operate. • top view pc To the Phones/Aux Out/Line Out Jack on the external audio device When direct sunlight, an incandescent lamp, fluorescent lamp or any other strong light shines on the REMOTE SENSOR of the A~~rox,16Ieel unit, the remote operation may be unstable. 30° 30° j