IPH-24808 ENG IM
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1. 6 RDS Radio Function In FM radio status press the RDS button on the remote control to switch to RDS radio mode If there is RDS signal surrounds you will get the information of four items 1 PS Program service name 2 PTY Program type 3 RF Radio text 4 CT Clock time and date Note In RDS radio mode you can use the options as FM mode Such as select bands save bands soundtrack selection etc RDS functionality depends on the FM radio channel availability and also requires good signal quality without interference 5 TROUBLESHOOTING Power supply can not be turned on Make sure that the power cord is fully inserted in the mains outlet The remote control does not work No power in batteries Replace the batteries Remote controller not aim at the infrared sensor of the unit No sound Make sure that the audio cable is connected correctly and securely to the back of your unit and to the sound system Make sure that the sound system is set to the correct audio input Turn your unit off then back on Volume is set to minimum Increase volume to a higher level Unit is mute mode Press MUTE key to restore sound Only one Audio Input can be activated at the same time Therefore based on your home configuration please choose to connect either AUDIO 1 or AUDIO 2 only but not both No Video output or distorted image or wrong set of colours on screen Make sure you choose the right Vid2. LSCHAUBLORENZ 2 1 Sound System with Docking for iPod iPhone IPH 24808 USER MANUAL Please read and keep these instructions a 4 Made for USB 3 in EX3 iPod HiPhone For instruction manual in another language check online at http manuel utilisateur logisav fr Important safety instructions please read carefully and keep for future reference To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock do not expose this product to water rain or moisture To prevent the risk of electric shock do not remove the cover or back of this product In case of product failure only qualified personnel can repair There are no user serviceable parts inside CAUTION Dangerous tension inside the product Do not open Risk of electric shock No parts can be repaired by the end user Only qualified personnel can repair and maintain this product If the electric cord is damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer or qualified after sales personnel in order to avoid any danger The product must be installed in accordance with local laws Damaged batteries must be properly disposed In order to protect the environment please dispose the batteries properly in accordance with local laws information is available at your reseller Where to install the product Place the product on a straight rigid and stable place Do not place the product on a carpet Do not place the product on top of another that may cause overheati
3. IO2 only but not both 3 Press FM button on the remote control to enter the FM radio mode SEARCH BUTTON In Radio mode press the SEARCH button to search the bands automatically press again to stop searching For more information see RADIO OPERATION NUMBER BUTTON In Radio Mode press the NUMBER buttons to input the number of the required frequency or band For more information see RADIO OPERATION PLAY PAUSE BUTTON During play back press the PLAY PAUSE button to pause press this button again to continue playing STOP BUTTON During play back press the STOP button the player will stop playing Press the PLAY button to resume playing mode Note This button is unavailable in Radio mode and Audio Input modes TIME BUTTON Press the TIME button repeatedly you can get the following time settings Current time Alarm time Power off time and Power on time 10 BASIC OPERATION 12 36 15 25 15 25 LATET set Time Alarm 1 Alarm 2 On Sat Power Off Tha max time is 120 mins Set Power On Press the NUMBER button 0 9 directly to input the required time then the unit will remember the setting automatically As to the Alarm setting firstly press the NUMBER buttons directly to input the required time then press the W button to skip to the Alarm on off setting Then use the Vol or Vol button to select Alarm on or Alarm off Note 1 If you do not touch any buttons for 5 seconds the unit w
4. MP Portable Multimedia Player with hard disk Ifyou are using a USB external hard disk you need to connect your device simultaneously to an external power source and to the unit If you are using a self powered PMP make sure that the battery is sufficiently loaded Check that the files system of your USB device is formatted into the FAT or FAT 32 format USB device formatted into NTFS are not compatible with this unit Caution if you attempt to modify your file system formatting your device will erase all data Please refer to your USB device s instruction manual first Warning Connect your USB device directly to the USB port of the device Using an extension cable is not recommended and may cause interference and failure of data transfer Connecting a memory card 1 Power on the unit 2 Insert a compatible memory card inside the connector 3 Press the USB SD key from the remote control to start The unit cannot read my memory card Check firstly that your memory card is compatible with the unit Supported memory cards are SD SDHC MMC formats We have tested this unit with most of the markets memory cards we cannot however guarantee a full compatibility with all the cards in the market because of the multiple technology standards in use Should you have a compatibility problem please use a memory card with a lower capacity 8GB or lower or else connect the unit through a USB device 12 FM RADIO OPERATION 1 Ent
5. cursor to select the item you want MUTE BUTTON If you press the MUTE button during play back sound output will be switched off Press the MUTE button again or the VOL button to resume the previous volume level VOLUME SETTING Press the VOL button to increase or decrease the volume FAST FORWARD amp FAST REWIND In USB SD mode press the or gt gt button to fast rewind or fast forward Press the button again to resume playing mode In iPod iPhone mode long press the 44 or gt gt button to fast rewind or fast forward Release the button of lt lt or gt gt to resume playing mode Note These buttons are unavailable in audio input mode BASIC OPERATION PREVIOUS amp NEXT In play status press the I button to to the previous audio file press the gt gt I button to go to the next audio file Note These buttons are unavailable in audio input MENU BUTTON While playing the iPod iPhone press the MENU button to return to the previous menu of iPod iPhone iPod AUDIO FM BUTTONS 1 Connect the iPod iPhone with this unit then press iPod button on the remote control to enter the iPod iPhone mode 2 Correctly connect audio facility with this unit then press AUDIO button on the remote control to enjoy the external audio input sources function Note Only one Audio Input can be activated at the same time Therefore based on your home configuration please choose to connect either AUDIO1 or AUD
6. eceescecsescecencceenceceeececseeceseeaeeceeaeseeaceeseneeseneeess 6 SYSTEM CONNECTION c0cccccecccececcececececcenceceeneeceeaeeceacecseeecseceeseeneessneeren 7 VIDEO CONNECTION 8 BASIC 9 12 RADIO OPERATION 0 ccccccsecceeececsececececceneeceeacecseacecencecseatecsuceesenseeenneees 13 TROUBLE SHOOTING ccccccecccccescecesceceescccencecseaceceeeeeeeetecseuesseseeeseneeseneens 14 SPECIFICATION 2 cceccceeececseseceesceccaceccescecceneeseseeceuaeseeneeceeaeecsacerseseeesasenesass 15 ACCESSORIES d Part 2 Power Cable Part 4 FM Antenna Part 5 Remote Control Part amp Usar s Manual INSTALL THE REMOTE CONTROL BATTERY c Batteries are not provided 1 Remove the battery cover 2 Insert the AAA batteries into the battery compartment Make sure the battery poles match the and symbols in the battery compartment 3 Close the battery cover Note 1 Do not mix batteries of different type 2 Do not mix old and new batteries 3 Battery chemicals can cause a rash If the batteries leak clean the battery compartment with a cloth If chemicals touch your skin wash immediately 4 If the remote control is not going to be used for an extended period of time remove the batteries BASE PLATE INSTALLATION Note Please remove the protective film when
7. eo output mode on the TV Make sure the right video cable is connected to the right outputs Please refer to detailed installation drawing on this manual on page 8 Turn your unit off then back on Remarks for playing videos in iPhone and iPod modes If you cannot watch on your TV a video stored on your iPod or iPhone please check out the following points Some generations of iPod or iPhone are not fully compatible with the Pr Y Pb Component Video output mode For some products you may experience distorted colours red colours or no image at all This is not a problem of your product If this situation arises simply set the Video mode as Composite Video as described above Composite Video mode is indeed compatible with all existing generations of iPod and iPhone products Switching from Pr Y Pb Component Video output mode to Composite Video mode or vice versa please press the key SAVE VIDEO once If you still experience a problem for watching video please go to iTunes web site to upload your iPod iPhone device with the latest firmware Additionally you may switch your iPhone into Airplane mode so as to avoid interference on your TV screen Please note the unit can decode videos from your iPod and iPhone device only It cannot decode photos from the iPod or iPhone device Videos or photos cannot be decoded from a USB or Memory Card device USB and memory slot can solely playback MP3 format music The unit does not work at all The u
8. er FM Function While in the operating mode press the FM button on the remote control to enter FM mode 2 Select Bands 1 Directly input frequency press the F button on the remote control then input the frequency that you want The range of FM frequency is from 87 50MHz to 108 00 MHz 2 Select the band by pressing lt lt or gt gt press these buttons to adjust the frequency up or down a step The step of FM is 0 05 MHz 3 Select saved stations by pressing number buttons For example press 10 button twice 5 button once you may select the 25th saved station Press 149 or PPI button to switch to the previous or next band 4 Automatically search bands press the SEARCH button the system starts to search bands from low to high frequency automatically The searched band is saved automatically Press this button again to stop searching 3 Save Bands Press the SAVE button to save the current frequency For example if you want to save 99 30 MHz in 28th memory cell press 10 button twice and 8 button once press F button to input 9 9 3 0 then press SAVE button 4 Soundtrack Selection To select Mono or Stereo while in FM mode press MO ST button When you select stereo the display shows a stereo signal If the signal is not strong enough you cannot select Stereo 5 Exit FM Mode Press the iPod AUDIO or USB SD button and switch to other modes Please vary the antenna direction to find the strongest signal for each station
9. hing from Pr Y Pb Component Video output mode to Composite Video mode or vice versa please press the key SAVE VIDEO once f you still experience a problem for watching video please go to iTunes web site to upload your iPod iPhone device with the latest firmware 11 Additionally you may switch your iPhone into Airplane mode so as to avoid interference your TV screen Please note the unit can decode videos from your iPod and iPhone device only It cannot decode photos from the iPod or iphone device Videos or photos cannot be decoded from a USB or Memory Card device USB and memory slot can solely playback MP3 format music USB DIGITAL CARD It is possible to listen to audio files through the USB and Card reader in left face 1 Connect the USB device or Memory Card to the speaker system 2 Press the USB SD button on the remote control to play the USB or CARD Press USB SD button again to switch between USB and CARD modes 3 Press the 494 or gt gt button to fast rewind or fast forward Press the 19 or PPI button to go to the previous or next audio files 4 To exit the USB CARD mode Press the iPod AUDIO or FM button and switch to other modes The unit cannot read my USB device you have plugged your device to the unit you may need to switch on the USB device before it can operate This unit does not support a direct USB connection with a computer You need to use a USB device a MP3 player or a P
10. ill exit to the station selection screen 2 When Alarm time is out the unit will sound Press any button on front panel or remote control to stop the alarm sound IPOD IPHONE OPERATION 1 Remove the plastic cover from the dock 2 Insert the iPod iPhone to the dock 3 Press the iPod button on the remote control or repeatedly press the INPUT button on the unit to enter to iPod iPhone mode 4 When activating the iPod iPhone mode the screen will display Authenticating and following display success press the Direction buttons A V lt to move the cursor to select the item you want Then press the button to play the video audio files in the iPod iPhone Please note that the PLAY PAUSE button is only used for pausing and resuming the playback To start a new video please press the button once the selected video file has been chosen Remarks for playing videos in iPhone and iPod modes If you cannot watch on your TV a video stored on your iPod or iPhone please check out the following points Some generations of iPod or iPhone are not fully compatible with the Pr Y Pb Component Video output mode For some products you may experience distorted colours red colours or no image at all This is not a problem of your product If this situation arises simply set the Video mode as Composite Video as described above Composite Video mode is indeed compatible with all existing generation of iPod and iPhone products Switc
11. in use L ES LE lg ni i gt i PANELS 01 W ND PREVIOUS BUTTON FAST REWIND BUTTON NEXT BUTTON AUDIO INPUT BUTTON TIME BUTTON PLAY PAUSE BUTTON IPOD IPHONE INTERFACE STANDBY BUTTON 9 FAST FORWARD BUTTON 10 VOLUME BUTTON 11 VOLUME BUTTON 12 STOP BUTTON 13 DISPLAY SCREEN 14 USB PORT 15 MULTIMEDIA CARD SD SDHC MMC 16 POWER SUPPLY INPUT 17 POWER ON OFF SWITCH REMOTE CONTROL NOTE 1 Align the remote control directly at the remote control sensor of the device 2 The range of the remote control depends on the health of the battery 3 Bright light sun or artificial light should not fall directly on the remote control sensor Bright light will decrease the effectiveness of the remote control 4 Make sure that there are no obstacles between the remote control and the remote control sensor on the device STANDBY MUTE AUDIO INPUT FM USB SD iPod NUMBER BUTTONS FREQUENCY DIRECTION BUTTONS PLAY PAUS RDS STOP SEARCH MONO STERO F FWD F RWD NEXT PREVIOUS TUNE SKIP gt gt gt ie SAVE VIDEO TONE VOLUME MEMU SCHAUB LORENZ SYSTEM CONNECTION Before connecting acoustic equipment pay attention to the picture below Each connection must be safe and firm Disconnect power cable until you have fished all the connections FM antenna a jndino ejsodui
12. ng for example a receiver or amplifier Do not place anything underneath the product for example CDs or magazines Proper ventilation Place the product in a sufficiently aerated place to avoid overheating Allow at least 10cm spacing at the back and top of the product and 5cm spacing on both sides to prevent overheating Do not place items such as newspapers tablecloth curtains in front of the ventilating openings Do not expose the product to high temperatures moisture water and dust apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing No object filled with liquids such as vases shall be placed on the apparatus Do not place other items close to this product that may damage it for example objects containing water or lightened candles naked flame sources such as lighted candles should be placed on the apparatus Electric supply Please unplug the product in case of prolonged non use If the supply cable is damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer or qualified after sales personnel to avoid any danger This product must be connected to an electrical supply 230V 50Hz The plug must be accessible after installation This product is compliant with directives 2006 95 CE abrogating the directive 73 23 CEE modified by the directive 93 68 CEE and 2004 108 CE abrogating the directive 89 336CEE This logo set on the product means that the recycling of this apparatus comes
13. nit freezed due lightning strike static or other interference Turn your unit off then back on again 14 SPECIFICATION Input voltage 230V 50Hz Total Output Power 300W PMPO 2X 75W 150W PMPO Tuner frequency range FM 87 50 108 00MHz Input iPod iPhone dock SD memory card slot USB High Speed 2 0 Audio 1 Audio input connection 2x RCA Audio 2 Audio input connection 3 5mm stereo Ant FM aerial connection Outputs Y Pb Pr Component Video and Composite Video connection Unit dimensions H84 x W18 X D22 cm Weight 10 5kg Note Specifications subject to change without prior notice Weight and dimensions are approximate Made for iPod iPhone Made for iPhone and Made for iPod means that an electronic accessory have been designed to connect specifically to iPhone iPod and have been certified by the developer to meet Apple performance standards Apple is not responsible for the operation of this device or its compliance with safely and regulatory standards iPhone and iPod are trademark of Apple Inc registered in the U S and other countries Please note that the use of this accessory with iPod iPhone or iPad may affect wireless performance SAV ADMEA LOGISAV Z du clos des charmes 26 rue du clos des charmes 7 090 COLLEGIEN France For instruction manual in another language check online at http manuel utilisateur logisav fr
14. o oepiA oipne oipne 3je7 RED GREEN BLUE Y Pb VIDEO COMPONENT VIDEO OUT AUDIO IN FM Note Please note that only one Audio Input can be activated at the same time Therefore based on your home configuration please choose to connect either AUDIO 1 or AUDIO 2 only but not both Cables are not provided VIDEO CONNECTION Connect the unit to your TV s video input Video Composite or YUV mode so as to enjoy the movies stored on your iPhone or iPod directly on your TV screen Please note that this video function is only available in iPod or iPhone video mode and that it will not decode videos stored on USB or SD devices 1 Composite Video Output In iPod or iPhone mode in order to play a video or movie connect the blue jack on rear panel of the unit to the video input jack of TV set Note the default of this unit is composite video output Cable not provided If you experience no video output on screen YUV mode may have been selected previously In this case press the key SAVE VIDEO in order to switch from YUV mode to Composite Video Out 2 Pr Y Pb Component Video Output Transfer to Pr Y Pb component video output from composite video output to make the picture more natural following operations need to be performed Press the SAVE VIDEO button one time so as to enter to Pr Y Pb component video output mode Connect the red green and blue jacks on rear panel of thi
15. s unit to the Pr Y Pb component jacks of TV set Cable not provided Some generations of iPod or iPhone are not fully compatible with the Pr Y Pb Component Video output mode For some products you may experience distorted colours red colours or no image at all This is not a problem of your product If this situation arises simply set the Video mode as Composite Video as described above Composite Video mode is indeed compatible with all existing generations of iPod and iPhone products BASIC OPERATION PREPARATIVE 1 Before the unit is turned ON please check if all the connections are right and safe Then connect the main power 2 Press the POWER ON OFF button on the back panel to turn on the main power STATE INDICATION OF DISPLAY SCREEN 1 Inradio mode the display screen will show the currently tuned frequency and the mono stereo status 2 n audio input iPod iPhone status show the signal input and main volume status STANDBY MODE Press the STANDBY button on the remote control or on front panel to switch to active or standby mode Note Make sure that the unit is connected to the power source TONE FUNCTION In the play back status press the TONE button on the remote control to select the Subwoofer Bass or Treble adjusting mode then press the VOL button to adjust the effect of Subwoofer Bass or Treble DIRECTION BUTTONS While playing the iPod iPhone press the Direction buttons V 4 to move the
16. within the framework of the directive 2002 96 EC of January 27 2003 concerning the waste on electrical and electronic equipment WEEE The presence of dangerous substances in the electrical and electronic equipments can have potential consequences on the environment and human health in the cycle of reprocessing this product Therefore at the end of its lifetime this product shall not be disposed with other non recycled waste As the end user your role is of prime importance in the cycles of re using recycling and other forms of valorization of this electrical and electronic equipment Local authorities and resellers have set special procedures for the purpose of collecting and recycling this product You have the obligation to use the selective waste collection systems put in place by your local authorities CONTENT IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS eerte trennen 1 2 CONTENT ccccccceeccceecceccencecencecseaceceaeeceeaceseaeeceeaeeeseaeeseeeseeeaeseeseesseseeseneeaes 3 ACCESSORIES sscsscessescessessessecucsucsessecsesaessesussesstsacsassatsassssassesstsatsatsassesusstesteaeeateesess 3 INSTALL THE REMOTE CONTROL BATTERY 0 cccccccseeeceececeeceseeceeeeeeceeeseens 3 BASE PLATE _ 4 PANELS ccccccececceecceceesceceacecseacecsacecseacecsececeaceceeatecsenceseateeseneeeseseeseenetnaceaen 5 REMOTE CONTROL 20 cscccccses
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