Accessory Power Sona Wave HD User manual

Brand: Accessory Power

Model: Sona Wave HD

Category: Docking speakers

Type: User manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

What’s in the box?

Quick Start

Thank you for purchasing the GOgroove SonaWave HD Speaker System. Boasting

a powerful 22-watt SonusMAX speaker and subwoofer arrangement, this elegantly

crafted system will astound you whether you are enjoying music privately or enter-

taining a crowd. On-board controls are paired with a wireless IR remote for iPhone®

and iPod® playlist menu navigation, play settings and controls, volume adjustment,

bass equalizer and mute. It is also equipped with an AUX rear-input for integrating

with your home-theater system or using with other MP3 or cell phone devices. The

SonaWave HD will deliver a truly impressive audio experience. Enjoy!

- Connect the SonaWave HD to an AC wall outlet using the included AC adapter.

- On the back of the SonaWave HD, set the Power Switch to ON.

- Dock your iPhone or iPod and select your music. You will see the Status LED glow

blue, and then you will hear your music.

- You can use the wireless remote to navigate playlist menus, adjust volume and play

settings, and adjust the bass equalizer.

a - GOgroove SonaWave HD speaker system

b - AC power adapter

c - Wireless IR remote

d - 3.5mm audio cable

Product Diagram

Listening to music from your iPhone or iPod

Connect GOgroove SonaWave HD to a power source

The SonaWave HD comes with an (b) AC power adapter for connecting to any

standard wall outlet. The (b) AC power adapter is 100-240v meaning it will work

anywhere in the world with the correct plug add-on.

Insert the barrel tip of the (b) AC power adapter into the (11) DC-In jack on the back

of the SonaWave HD. Plug the (b) AC power adapter into an AC wall outlet. Once

the SonaWave HD is connected to a power source just set the power switch to

ON (The power switch is located next to the (11) DC-In jack on the back of the

SonaWave HD). You will see the (12) Status LED blink blue to indicate power is

ON. The SonaWave HD is now in Standby Mode. When in Standby Mode, the

SonaWave HD will charge your iPod or iPhone, but it will not play music.

1 - Power Button

2 - VOL -

3 - VOL +

4 - Next

5 - Back

6 - Play/Pause

7 - Dock Connector

8 - Dock Support

9 - Line-In Port

10 - Power Switch (ON/OFF)

11 - DC-In Jack

12 - Status LED

Operating Instructions:

Dock your iPhone or iPod

The dock connector is located on top of the SonaWave HD. The dock has been

designed to accommodate your iPhone or iPod without a case on. Please remove

your protective case before docking it onto the SonaWave HD to ensure a good

connection. You can adjust the (8) Dock support for slimmer models such as iPod

touch® or iPod nano®.

Playing music

Once your iPod or iPhone is docked, you can play music. Please make sure you

switch the SonaWave HD from Standby Mode to Active Mode. You can do this

by either pressing the (1) Power button on the SonaWave HD, or by pressing the

Power button on the (c) wireless IR remote.

Next, scroll through your iPod or iPhone menu either by hand or by using the (c)

wireless IR remote UP, DOWN, MENU, and ENTER buttons.

Once you  nd your preferred playlist, just use the SonaWave HD on-board con-

trols or the wireless IR remote to use play/pause, next, back and bass equalizer

settings.

Please consult the wireless IR remote diagram and table for a complete expla-

nation of the controls.

You can connect an external audio source to the SonaWave HD. This can be any

device equipped with a standard 3.5mm headphone audio output jack.

Please locate the included (d) 3.5mm audio cable. Connect one end of the cable

into your audio source (home theater, laptop, cell phone, MP3 player, etc.).

Connect the other end of the cable to the (9) Line-In port on the back of the

SonaWave HD, located next to the (11) DC-In jack.

Listening to music from your iPhone or iPod (cont’d)

Using the Line-In port

Remote Diagram

Please make sure that the SonaWave HD is connected to a power source and the

(10) Power switch is set to the ON position. Also, make sure that the SonaWave

HD is in Active Mode. Active Mode is indicated by a solid blue (12) Status LED.

You can control volume settings with the (c) wireless IR remote, although play set-

tings and menu navigation will be disabled.

1 - Power / Standby

2 - Play / Pause

3 - Mute

4 - Next

5 - Previous

6 - UP

7 - DOWN

8 - MENU

9 - ENTER

10 - BASS

11 - Volume UP

12 - Volume DOWN

Button Function

Power/Standby ON/OFF STANDBY MODE

Play/Pause Play and Pause your music slection

Mute Mute the music

Back Next Skip forward, or go back to a previous song in your playlist

UP DOWN Navigate UP or DOWN in your iPod or iPhone playlist

MENU Navigate one level up in your iPod or iPhone playlist menu

ENTER Navigate a level down, or select songs in your iPod or iPhone

playlist

BASS Accesses BASS equalizer adjustment; Use Volume UP + and

Volume DOWN - to adjust the BASS

Volume UP +

Volume DOWN -

Adjust the volume higher or lower, and adjust BASS when

selecting the equalizer

Troubleshooting

The blue (12) Status LED will not turn on.

- On the back of the SonaWave HD, please set the (10) Power switch (ON/OFF) to

ON.

- Please make sure that the AC wall outlet you are using is properly working.

There is no music, OR music is distorted / low quality.

- Make sure that both the SonaWave HD and your device are adjusted to a loud

enough volume level.

- Verify that all cables are plugged into the proper ports and that your device is

fully docked.

- Try using di erent audio sources to make sure the speaker is functioning cor-

rectly, and that the problem is not being caused by your audio device.

- Many times the quality of your MP3, WAV, MIDI, WMV, MP4 or other music  le

can a ect the quality of the sound being produced. Please make sure that your

music  le is to the quality you expect.

- Please remove your protective case before docking device to ensure a good

connection.

The SonaWave HD is not responding to the wireless IR remote.

- Try replacing the battery inside of the remote with a new one. You can go to

most electronic stores to  nd a replacement. If you are having trouble, call the

retailer or manufacturer.

- Keep in a safe place free from dust, liquid and extreme temperatures

- Only use this device with the recommended power sources

- Keep out of reach of small children

- When not in use, please disconnect batteries or power sources

Cautions

Product Speci cations

Speakers: (5W x 2) drivers, 12W subwoofer, 22W RMS

Dimensions: 14 x 6.25 x 6.25 inches

Weight: 4.8 lbs (76.8 ounces)

Power: AC adapter 100-240v (included)

Input: 30-pin dock connector, AUX-In 3.5mm audio plug(cable included)

2010 ACCESSORY POWER

All trademarks and brand names are the property of their owners

Accessory Power is a trademark of Accessory Power. iPhone, iPod

classic, iPod nano and iPod touch are trademarks of Apple Inc.,

registered in the U.S. and other countries. “Made for iPod” and

“Made for iPhone” mean that an electronic accessory has been de-

signed to connect speci cally to iPod or iPhone respectively, and

has been certi ed by the developer to meet Apple performance

standards. Apple is not responsible for the operation of this device

or its compliance with safety and regulatory standards. please note

that use of this accessory with iPod or iPhone may a ect wireless

performance.

Accessory Power Sona Wave HD User manual

Brand: Accessory Power

Model: Sona Wave HD

Category: Docking speakers

Type: User manual

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