Macsense Connectivity HomePod - Manual (Page 12)

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3.2 Front Panel
HomePod Front Panel
3.3 Side Connectors
HomePod is equipped with a rich set of input and output ports for
interfacing with other audio systems and devices.
HomePod Side Connectors
Wi-Fi Antenna For connecting to the Wi-Fi 802.11b wireless network.
Raise the antenna for better reception.
Reset Button For resetting the HomePod unit during an unexpected
crash. To reset, use a paper clip pin to poke into the
hole once. Same affect as unplugging and re-plugging
the power cord.
USB Port For connecting to Flash Memory Stick or USB Hard
Drive. (Optional function.)
Ethernet Port This 10/100Mbps Fast Ethernet Port is for establishing
a wired connection with your network. If you don’t have
a wireless network in place, you can also connect
HomePod to a wired network.
Power For plugging in the power cord.
FM Radio Antenna The FM Radio Antenna is a wire extending from within
the unit. Elongate the wire to get the best radio
reception.
Headphones Jack For connecting to a standard portable stereo
headphone.
Audio RCA Jacks For connecting to a home stereo system. Left and
Coaxial Output
RCA Jack, Left
RCA Jack, Right
Headphones Jack
FM Radio Antenna
SPDIF Output
Power
Reset Button
Wi-Fi Antenna
USB Port
Ethernet Port
Power Button
Jog-shuttle Dial and Enter Button
Display Screen
Volume Control Buttons
Infra-red Receiver
irDA Receiver
Navigational and Action Buttons
Built-in Stereo Speakers