Oregon Scientific IB368 - Manual (Page 9)

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3. To remove a docking tray from the transmitter dock,
first undock the iPod, then press the release button
at the bottom of the transmitter dock.
NOTE The tray for the iPod shuffle is not supplied and
must be purchased separately.
CHARGING THE iPOD BATTERY
Once the iPod is docked, its battery begins charging
automatically if the transmitter dock AC adapter is
plugged into the wall socket.
UPGRADING iPOD SOFTWARE
If the iPod does not function or respond properly when
docked into the transmitter dock, in which case, you may
need to update the software on your iPod to ensure
optimal playback performance and proper functioning
with the iBall. The following iPod software versions will
work with the iBall:
Go to the Apple website to download the software update
that corresponds with your iPod model.
BASIC SPEAKER OPERATION
TIP For best performance, the speaker and transmitter
dock should be placed at least 1 meter apart with a range
of up to 30 meters.
CAUTION To avoid being exposed to any radio frequency
emission, the speaker and transmitter dock should be
placed at least 20 cm (8 in) away from nearby persons.
The speaker’s volume, mute / unmute, and bass and
treble sound effects are controlled from the speaker itself.
The iPod’s basic functions - play / pause, previous / next
track and fast-forward / rewind - are controlled from the
player itself but can also be conveniently controlled from
the speaker wherever it is placed in the home without
having to go to the iPod to adjust these settings.
The iPod playlist appears on the iPod display and
appears on the speaker’s LCD if the speaker and iPod
are powered on, the transmitter dock is plugged in, and
the iPod is docked onto the transmitter dock. Press the
speaker’s button to begin music playback.
T I P S e e s e c t i o n o n “ S E T T I N G U P i B A L L
CONNECTIONS” for more information on configuring
different audio and video connections.
POWER ON / OFF
To turn on the speaker, press the button located
on the unit’s control panel. The volume bar, speaker
icon, clock, and playback / battery status all appear
on the on the LCD. The LCD backlight turns on and
the reception icon should also appear.
If does not show on the display, that means the
reception signal is interrupted or the speaker is out of
range of the transmitter dock. If the playback / battery
status icon disappears and there is no audio playback,
see section on “TROUBLESHOOTING” for more
information.
Playback status depends on whether the iPod is docked
to the transmitter dock:
If the iPod is not docked, appears on the
speaker display and the speaker is in standby
mode.
NOTE When the shuffle is
docked, appears on the
speaker LCD. The speaker
cannot control the shuffle’s
functions, which must be
controlled from the player
itself. Adjusting the shuffle’s
volume from the unit directly
affects the speaker’s volume.
SOFTWARE
VERSION
1.1 or later
1.2 or later
3.0 or later
2.2 or later
1.0 or later
iPOD MODEL
iPod shuffle
(512MB, 1GB only)
iPod mini (4GB,
6GB only)
iPod with Click
Wheel (20GB,
40GB only)
iPod with dock
connector (10GB,
15GB, 20GB,
30GB, 40GB only)
iPod with color
display (20GB,
30GB, 40GB,
60GB only)