KitSound XDOCK2 User manual

Category
Alarm clocks
Type
User manual

KitSound XDOCK2 is a feature-rich clock radio and speaker dock that lets you enjoy your music, the radio, or alarms from your iPod or iPhone. It features a Lightning dock connector, two alarms with snooze function, an FM radio with 10 presets, and an auxiliary input for connecting other audio devices. The XDOCK2 also has a sleep timer and a backup battery to maintain clock and alarm settings during power outages.

KitSound XDOCK2 is a feature-rich clock radio and speaker dock that lets you enjoy your music, the radio, or alarms from your iPod or iPhone. It features a Lightning dock connector, two alarms with snooze function, an FM radio with 10 presets, and an auxiliary input for connecting other audio devices. The XDOCK2 also has a sleep timer and a backup battery to maintain clock and alarm settings during power outages.

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JB.2526 / Made in China. © KitSound™ 2013 Christchurch, Dorset. BH23 4FL
USER MANUAL
XDOCK2
CLOCK RADIO
SPEAKER DOCK
kitsound.co.uk
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We are craftspeople. We are musicians. We are KitSound
And we all commit ourselves to achieving one shared goal: Bringing
people closer to their music. By truly understanding music we stay true
to its craft. Pure, rich, incredible sound. We’ll settle for nothing less.
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At KS we believe your music deserves to be showcased on great
quality products that don’t cost the earth. We might not all share the
same taste in music (the ferocious disputes on music forums prove
that), but whether it’s Irish folk, death metal or any number of obscure
genres which seem to be multiplying by the minute, the artists
responsible for connecting with you through their craft have bared
their souls to do so. And we think that’s worth celebrating.
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Box contents
XDock2
AC adapter
Instruction manual
Functions
Top view
1. Power/Mode
2. Menu/Play/Stop
3. Vol –
4. Vol +
5. Down
6. Up
7. Shhhh! (snooze/sleep)
Rear view
8. Master Power Switch
9. DC 5 V IN
10. Aux-In
Front view
12. iPhone/iPod Dock Connector
13. LCD Screen
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Bottom view
11. Battery Compartment
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Quick start
Installing the AC adapter
Locate the DC Input Jack (9)
Insert the AC adapter cable into this jack
Now plug the AC adapter into your mains socket
Installing the backup batteries for clock and alarm settings
In order to offer consistent clock settings and alarm functions, the unit uses a backup battery system. This means
that in the event of a power failure, all the settings of unit will remain saved. The display will NOT remain lit, but the
time and date settings will be temporarily maintained. The alarm, will not sound when the unit is powered only by the
backup batteries.
Make sure the connection between the DC adapter and the unit is secure. This is important, because during battery
replacement it is possible for all settings to be lost if the clock and alarm have already been set
Locate the battery compartment on the bottom of the unit and open
Insert two “AAA” batteries, following the correct polarity (+/-) drawings inside the battery compartment.
For longer battery life, alkaline batteries are suggested. Please note that new and used batteries should
not be mixed. Likewise, alkaline, standard (carbon- zinc) or rechargeable (nickel-cadmium) batteries should
not be used together
AUX RADIO
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AM
PM
FM
MEM
SLEEP BUZZER
Screen icons
1. Aux icon
2. Alarm 1 on
3. FM indicator
4. Alarm 2 on
5. Radio icon
6. iPod/iPhone icon
7. Sleep
8. Buzzer icon
9. Shhhh!/ZZZ display
10. MEM display
11. Time/alarm display
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Alarm 2
Put the XDock2 into standby mode
Press (don’t hold) the ‘Vol+‘ (4) button and the Alarm 2 icon will flash
Press the ‘Up’ (6) or ‘Down’ (5) buttons to select between buzzer, iPod or radio to wake you up, followed by the
Vol+‘ (4) to confirm
Press the ‘Up’ (6) or ‘Down’ (5) buttons to change the hours, followed by the Vol+‘ (4) to confirm
Press the ‘Up’ (6) or ‘Down’ (5) buttons to change the minutes, followed by the ‘Vol+‘ (4) to confirm
The alarm is now set
Snooze
Press the ‘Shhhh!’ (7) button. The alarm will then go off and will resume again in nine minutes.
NOTE: The alarm will repeat every day until it is reset.
If you have selected to be woken up with your iPod/iPhone but have not docked it, you will be woken with the buzzer.
In order to wake to your iPhone or iPod, it must be docked and powered off. If it is in the play mode, no alarm will
sound. If your iPhone or iPod has less than one hour of songs, put it in repeat mode.
Turn off the alarm
• Press the Power/Mode (1) button
Cancel the alarm(s) you have set
With the XDock2 in standby mode, press the Vol– (3) / Vol+ (4) button until the desired alarm icon does not show on
the LCD display.
Basic use
Turn the XDock2 on
Firstly, make sure the AC adapter is connected and that the main power switch on the rear of the unit is in the
‘ON’ position
Now press and release the ‘Power/Mode’ (1) button
NOTE: Pressing this button again will cycle through the Aux/iPod/iPhone and Radio modes (explained later)
Put the XDock2 into standby mode
Press and hold the Power/Mode (1) button until the display dims
Set the clock
Simply dock your iPod or iPhone and the XDock2 will automatically adopt the exact same time. Alternatively:
With the XDock2 in standby mode, press and release the ‘Menu’ (2) button. The hour digit will now be flashing
Press the ‘Down’ (5) or ‘Up’ (6) button to decrease or increase the hours and press the ‘Menu’ (2) button to confirm
your setting. The minute digits will now be ashing. Press the ‘Down’ (5) or ‘Up’ (6) button to decrease or increase
the minutes and either press the ‘Menu’ (2) button or wait for a few seconds to save the time
Alarm1
Put the XDock2 into standby mode
Press (don’t hold) the ‘Vol-‘ (3) button and the Alarm 1 icon will flash
Press the ‘Up’ (6) or ‘Down’ (5) buttons to select between buzzer, iPod or radio to wake you up, followed by the
Vol-‘ (3) to confirm
Press the ‘Up’ (6) or ‘Down’ (5) buttons to change the hours, followed by the Vol-‘ (3) to confirm
Press the ‘Up’ (6) or ‘Down’ (5) buttons to change the minutes, followed by the ‘Vol-‘ (3) to confirm
The alarm is now set
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Play your music
To listen to music, dock your iPod or iPhone into the XDock2. Your music will start playing automatically
To pause your music, press the ‘Menu‘ (2) button. To resume playback, press it again
To adjust the volume, press Vol+ (4) and Vol- (3)
To go to the next or previous track, use the ‘Up’ (6) or ‘Down’ (5) button. To search the current track using high speed
forward or rewind, press and hold ‘Up’ or ‘Down’ while the track is playing
Connect other audio devices
You can still listen to any other audio player that is not an iPod or iPhone on the XDock2, by using the Aux-In jack,
located on the rear of XDock2.
Insert the plug of a 3.5 mm audio cable into the HEADPHONE or LINE-OUT jack on your audio device, then insert
the other end of the cable into the Aux-In (10) jack, located on the rear of XDock2
To put the XDock2 into the aux mode, press the ‘Power/Mode’ (1) button until the aux icon appears
Turn your device on, press play, and enjoy your music
Listen to the radio
For the best FM radio clarity, fully extend the wire antenna, located on the rear of the XDock2. It is important not to
alter, obstruct or attach other antennas to this wire antenna.
To turn the radio on, press the ‘Power/Mode’ (1) button until the radio icon appears on the LCD screen. Tune in a
desired station, press the ‘Up’ (6) or ‘Down’ (5) button to search manually
Press and hold ‘Up’ (6) or ‘Down’ (5) until the numbers start changing to auto scan for the next station
To save the station to a preset, press and hold the ‘Menu’ (2) button until the MEM icon flashes on the screen,
then press ‘Up’ (6) or ‘Down’ (5) to save it into a channel from 1 to 10. Press the ‘Menu’ (2) button to confirm
To listen to the preset station when in radio mode, press the ‘Menu’ (2). The MEM icon will be lit and the display will
show a ‘CH’ with a number next to it. Select the preset by pressing ‘Up’ (6) or ‘Down’ (5) and ‘Menu’ (2) to confirm
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Specifications
Dock connector: lightning
Alarms: 2
Snooze time: 9 mins
Frequency response: 100 Hz – 20 kHz
Backup battery: 2 x AAA
Troubleshooting
We hope you’ve now got all the information you need to get started, but if you’re having problems with anything,
please feel free to contact us at: support@kitsound.co.uk
Sleep
To enter into sleep mode, press the Shhhh!’ button on the top of the XDock2 while listening to your iPod or the radio
Cycle through to choose from 90 mins to 10 mins
The unit will automatically turn off after the selected time
To adjust the sleep time, press the ‘Shhhh!’ button again and choose from 10 to 90 minutes
To cancel the sleep time, press the ‘Shhhh!’ button repeatedly until it flashes ‘OFF’
To stop listening at any time, press and hold the Power/Mode (1) button
Care for your XDock2
Please DON’T
Get the XDock2 wet
Drop the XDock2 as this will invalidate your warranty
Open up the XDock2. There are no user serviceable parts inside
Use any other mains adapter than the one supplied
Expose the XDock2 to extreme temperatures or rapid changes of hot to cold or vice versa
Please DO
Clean the XDock2 with a soft dry cloth and no detergents
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KitSound XDOCK2 User manual

Category
Alarm clocks
Type
User manual

KitSound XDOCK2 is a feature-rich clock radio and speaker dock that lets you enjoy your music, the radio, or alarms from your iPod or iPhone. It features a Lightning dock connector, two alarms with snooze function, an FM radio with 10 presets, and an auxiliary input for connecting other audio devices. The XDOCK2 also has a sleep timer and a backup battery to maintain clock and alarm settings during power outages.

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