300W iPod/iPhone 2.1 Soundbar Docking System
with Aux-In and Video Output
www.pyleaudio.com
iPhone Docking System
www.pyleaudio.com
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
User’s Manual
75
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
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:
TO
RBJUCf.
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OF!l.!C'TRtC
SHOCK,
DO
NOT
RaKJl't'ECOY!R
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NO
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TO
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.......
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UNDER
SUPERVISION
OF
AN
ADUl.11lUE
TO
LONG
CORD
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una
hu
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long
AC
..
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0'
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long
..
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oally
be
tripped
on
or
pullod
on,
Clullng
Injury
,
PI_
maulu"
II
is
Irrangod
..
a
will
not
dllpe
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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
Cl
UI
B digi
tal
dabl
CII
, pursuant
to
part
15
of the
FCC
Rul
..
.
The
..
limits a,..
des
igned
to
pr0vid8 rwaidantial
prtJtecti
on
against
harmful
interference in
11
relkI..,tlallntta
li
ation.
ThI
s equipmllnt
generatH,u"s
and
can
I1IId
iat8 radio fr.quancy anergy
and
,if
not
Installed and
UMd
In
accorclafICI
with
the
instrucIion$,may
cau
••
ha
rmtulln
t.rter.nc.
to
radi
o
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 in
terflnnQe
to radio or taecision
1'BC8ption
.
wNch
(WI
be
dNm1iMMi
by
Iwni
ng'"
aquipmalt
orr
and
on
,
1M
UMf"
enc:cuaged to
try
to
oonvct
the
i
~
by one or
men
of the foIowing
""""'"""
• Reorient or rvlocate
ttl.
recelvi\g anl8
nn
•.
• InmNlse the separation
between the equipment
and
recaiY8
r.
• Connel
the
equ
l
prrMm
t I
nto
an
olJUet
on
a
circu
i
lr
dilferant
from
that
to
wh
i
ch
Itt.
rece
iver 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 .hlel
ded
cables
when connecti
ng
to
other davlcas.
Mod
lftcation.
nat
authorized
by
the
ma
nufa
cturer
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.
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
.
if
the
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
.
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
Power
Source
of
Remote
Control:
......
DC
=-=-=
3V,
2 x
MA
size
batteries (Included)
Power
Consumption:
.....
..
.
..
....
..
....................................................... 300 W
Audio
Power.
Woofer ........................................................................ 150W
Loud
Speaker
.
...
.
..
.
...
..
.
..
.
..
.
...
..
................ .....
..
. ....
..
. .... W x 2
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
10
TROUBLESHOOTING
GUIDE
Check the follows before requesting service
SYMPTOM
POSSIBLE
CAUSE
POSSIBLE
SOUL
TION
Nopower
AC
Plug
not
plugged
into
Plug
~
to
1he
wal
oude!
WIll outlet
property
POWER
5'Mtx:h
it
OFF Press
1he
POWER
5'Mtx:h
on
position
1he
rear
01'..,1
to
ON
position
The unit
In
standby
mode
Press
1he
STANDBY
Button
(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
Rise
volume
level
by
press
the
VOL
(Volume)
+
Button
The
connected
device is not
in
Plays
1he
music/movie
In
the
playback
mode
connected
device
Sound
output of
the
connected
Rise
1he
volume
level
01'
the
device weak comected device
Inplt
SOUt:8 incooact
Set
1he
Inplt
SOUt:8
to
AUX
1,
AUX 2 or Pod/Phone as the
00I11eCti1g
SolO1ddi_
Volume
_100
high
Reduce
1he
volume
level
by
press
the
VOL
(VoIume)-
Button
Bass
level
too
high
Reduce
the
bass
level
by
press
the
BASS
-
Button
Volume
level
of
the
oonnected
Reduoe
the
volume
level
of
device too
high
the
oonnec1ed
device
EO
of
1he
oonnected
device
was
Set
the
EO
of the
oonnected
set
to
super bass or others
mode
device
to
normal
No
video output
The
oonnected
i~Phone
Set
the
comected
Is
not
set
10
TV
out
mode
iPodfIPhone
to
TV OUT Mode
(For detais, please refer
to
1he
Pod/Phone's
US81's
Manual)
RemoIanot
Poirt
1he
ramcIa
control
10
1he
functioning
remote
sensor
on
the
unit
within
16
feet ,+/-
30
degree
The batteries
in
1he
",mole
Replace
by
new
batteries
oontrol
are
used
up
9
12.
Use
only with the cart,
stand.
tripod. ®
braclm.
or tabl.
spec:1fIed
by
the
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.
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
~
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
operat
i
ng
instructions.
19.
Pawl,
lin.
An
outside
antenna
system
shou
ld
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 result in fire
or
electric shock.
Never spill
or
SP"y
any type ofliquid on the product.
2
12. outdoor
.manna
FOundln.
Ifan
outside
antenna
is
connected
to
the
product,
be
sure
the
antennil
system is grounded
50
as
to
provi
de
some
protecti
on
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 requi
rements
forthe
groundin.
electrodes.
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.
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
or
iginal
part.
Unauthorized
substitutions
may resu
in fire
or
electric shock
or
other
hazards.
25.
S.r.ty
check
Upon
comp
letion
of
any SeMce or repairs
to
th
is product
ask
the service
techn
ician
to
petfonn
safety
cheds
to
determine
that
the
product is in proper operating conditi
26. Dam
...
NqU1ri"l
....
Unpl
ug
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
operat
ion.
e. If
the
product has been dropped or
the
cabinet has been
damaged.
f.
When
the
product exhibi
ts
a distinct
change
in
performance -
th
is indicates a need for service.
27.
Note.
CATV
qdIIm
inmJler
This reminder 15
provided
to
all
the
CATV
system
Instal
ler's
attention
to
Article
820-4Q
of
the
NEe
that
provides
au
ldellnes for proper groundi
ng
and, in
particular, specifies
that
the
able
Cround shall be
connected
to
the
Crounding system
of
the
building, as
close
to
the
po
int
of
cable entry as practical.
LOCATION OF CONTROLS
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
o o o
.
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top panel
OPERATION
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.
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
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).
•
• •
-0
~
TV
•
To
Video Input
• •
side panel
o
(Connection
cable
not included)
-0
(Connection
cables
not included)
~
•
Audio Out Jacks I
I
on
theTV/DVD/1
side panel
VCRlDVRI
o
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
REMOTE
CONTROL
·LOCATION
OF
CONTROLS
2
1
3
5
4
6
7
2
8
9
· 11
12
.
1.
STANDBY Button 7. RANDOM Button
2. Direction
....
I
...
(UpIDown) Button
8.
REPEAT Button
3.
MUTE
Button 9. SOURCE Button
4.
~
(SkipflFast Search Backward) Button 10.
[31
(Enter) Button
5.
HI
(PlayflPause) Button
11.
BASS
+1-
Button
6.
~
(SkipflFast Search Forward) Button
12.
VOL (Volume)
+1-
Button
4
BATTERIES
INSTALLATION
1.
Slide
and
lifting
the
battery door
as
figure 1
below.
2.
Installed 2 (two) AAA size batteries (included)
into
the
battery compartment
as
the
polarity makings inside
as
figure 2
below.
3.
Replace
the
battery door
as
figure 3
below.
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BATTERY PRECAUTIONS:
Follow these precautions
when
using a battery
in
this device:
1.
Use
only
the
size
and
type of battery specified.
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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
the
transmitter,
the
transmitter may
not
operate.
• When direct sunlight,
an
incandescent
lamp,
fluorescent
lamp
or any other strong light
shines
on
the
REMOTE
SENSOR of
the
unit,
the
remote
operation may
be
unstable.
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30°
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SYSTEM
CONNECTIONS
Listening
the
music
from
extemal audio device or iPod/iPhone:
1.
Plug
the
iPod/iPhone to
the
iPod/iPhone
docking.
Or,
Connect
the
external audio device
such
like
MP3
Player to
the
AUX 2 Jack
on
the
top
of unit
as
the
figure
below:
2.
Power
on
the
unit,
press
the
SOURCE
Button
repeatedly
to
set
to
AUX 2 or iPod/iPhone
as
the
connection.
3.
Plays
the
music
in
the
connected audio
device
or iPod/iPhone
as
usual.
top view
MP3
pc
To the Phones/Aux Out/Line Out
Jack on the external audio device
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