TEAC SR-LUXi Owner's manual

TEAC

R-LUXi

TABLE-TOP

AUDIO

WITH

ROOM

LAMP

SYSTEME

AUDIO

DE

BUREAU

AVEC

LAMPE

D'AMBIANCE

LUZ

DE

HABITACION

CON

BASE

PARA

iPod

fEJl

Made for

@J

iPod

O

Works

with

iPhone

OWNER'S MANUAL

What

You

Can

00

with

This

Unit. .. 4

What's

in

the

Box

4

Before

Use.

... .. ........ . 5

Identifying the

Parts.

. .. 7

Identifying the

Parts

(Buttons) 8

Identifying the

Parts

(Back)

10

Setting the Clock. ..

11

Listening to

an

iPod/iPhone. .

12

Listening to the

FM

Radio. .. .

16

FM

Preset

Tuning. .

17

Listening to

an

External

Source

18

Using

the

Equalizer.

...

19

Using

the Light. ................. .

20

Sleep

Timer ............ .

21

Wake

Up

Timer ..

22

Troubleshooting. . ..25

Specifications. .. ...

27

77-20SRLUX00120

MODE D'EMPLOI

Ce

que

vous

pouvez

faire

avec

cet

appareil.

.

30

Contenu de I'emballage .30

Avant

I'utilisation. .

31

Identification

des

parties. ...

33

Identification

des

parties

(touches). .

34

Identification

des

parties

(arriere)

36

Reglage

de I'horloge

37

Ecoute

d'iPod/iPhone

38

Ecoute

de

la

radio

FM

..

42

Syntonisation

FM

prereglee. .

43

Ecoute

d'une

source

externe

44

Emploi

de

I'egaliseur .... .

45

Emploi

de

la

lampe

46

Minuterie d'extinction. ...

47

Rev~1

..48

Oepannage

51

Caracteristiques techniques. .53

MANUAL DEL USUARIO

Que

puede

hacer

con

esta

unidad

....

56

Que

hay

en

la

caja

..

56

Antes

de

su

utilizaci6n. ..... ..

57

Identificaci6n

de

las

partes. .

...

59

Identificaci6n

de

las

partes

(botones).

60

Identificaci6n

de

las

partes

(parte

posterior)

..

62

Ajuste

del

reloj . ...

63

Escuchar

un

iPod/iPhone. .. ...

64

Escuchar

la

radio

FM.

...........

..68

Sintonizar presintonfas

de

FM

69

Escuchar

una

fuente externa. .

70

Utilizaci6n

del

ecualizador. ..

71

Utilizaci6n de

la

luz.....

..72

Temporizador de apagado .73

Temporizador despertador. .. ...

74

Soluci6n

de

posibles fallos .. .

77

Especificaciones .. .

79

CAUTION:

TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

DO NOT

REMOVE

COVER

(OR

BACK)

NO

USER-SERVICEABLE

PARTS

INSIDE.

REFER

SERVICING

TO

QUALIFIED

SERVICE

PERSONNEL.

The

lightning

flash

with

arrowhead

symbol,

within

an equilateral triangle,

is

intended

to

alert

the

user

to

the

presence

of

uninsulated

"dangerous

voltage"

within

the product's enclosure

that

may

be

of

sufficient

magnitude

to

constitute

a risk

of

electric shock

to

persons.

The

exclamation

point

within

an

equilateral

triangle

is

intended

to

alert

the

user

to

the

presence

of

important

operating

and maintenance

(servicing)

instructions

in

the

literature

accompanying

the

appliance.

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

1)

Read

these instructions.

2)

Keep these instructions.

3)

Heed

all

warnings.

4)

Follow

all

instructions.

5)

Do

not

use

this apparatus near water.

6)

Clean only

with

dry cloth.

7)

Do

not

block any ventilation openings. Install

in

accordance

with

the manufacturer's instructions.

8)

Do

not

install

near

any

heat

sources such

as

radiators,

heat

registers,

stoves,

or

other

apparatus

(including

amplifiers)

that

produce

heat.

9)

Do

not

defeat the safety purpose

of

the polarized

or grounding-type plug A polarized plug

has

two

blades

with

one

wider

than

the

other.

A

grounding type plug

has

two

blades and a third

grounding

prong.

The

wide

blade

or

the

third

prong

are

provided for your safety. Ifthe provided

plug

does

not

fit

into

your

outlet,

consult

an

electrician for replacement

of

the obsolete outlet.

2

10)

Protect the

power

cord from being walked on or

pinched

particularly

at

plugs,

convenience

receptacles, and the

point

where they exit from

the apparatus.

11)

Only use attachments/accessories specified by

the manufacturer.

12)

Use

only

with

the

cart,

stand,

(I)

tripod, bracket, or table specified by

tm~

the manufacturer,

or

sold

with

the

~

apparatus. When a cart

is

used,

use

~.

caution

when

moving

the

cart/apparatus

combination to avoid injury from tip-over.

13)

Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms

or

when unused for long periods

of

time.

14)

Refer

all

servicing

to

qualified service personnel

Servicing

is

required

when

the

apparatus has

been damaged in any

way,

such

as

power-supply

cord or plug

is

damaged, liquid

has

been spilled

or

objects

have fallen

into

the

apparatus,

the

apparatus

has

been exposed

to

rain or moisture,

does

not

operate normally,

or

has

been dropped.

• Do

not

expose this apparatus

to

drips or splashes.

• Do

not

place any

objects

filled

with

liquids, such

as

vases,

on

the

apparatus.

• Do

not

install

thiS

appara

us

in a confined space

such

as

a

book

case

or

similar unit.

•

The

apparatus

draws

nominal

non-operating

power

from

the

AC

outlet

with

its

POWER

or

STANDBY/ON

switch

not

in

the

ON

position

• The apparatus

should

be located close

enough

to

the

AC

outlet

so

that

you can easily grasp

the

power

cord plug at any time.

• The appliance

coupler

is

used

as

the

disconnect

device, the disconnect device shall remain readily

operable.

• If the

product

uses

batteries (including a

battery

pack

or

installed

batteries),

they

should

not

be

exposed

to

sunshine, fire or excessive heat.

• CAUTION for products that use replaceable lithium

batteries: there

is

danger

of

explosion

if

a battery

is

replaced

with

an

incorrect

type

of

battery. Replace

only

with

the same

or

equivalent type

• Caution should be taken

when

using earphones

or

headphones

with

the

product

because excessive

sound

pressure

(volume)

from

earphones

or

headphones can cause hearing

loss.

WARNING:

TO

PREVENT

FIRE

OR

SHOCK

HAZARD,

DO

NOT

EXPOSE

THIS APPLIANCE

TO

RAIN

OR

MOISTURE.

CAUTION

•

DO

NOT

REMOVE

THE

EXTERNAL

CASES

OR

CABINETS

TO

EXPOSE

THE

ELECTRONICS.

NO

USER

SERVICEABLE

PARTS

ARE

WITHIN

.

•

IF

YOU

ARE

EXPERIENCING

PROBLEMS

WITH

THIS

PRODUCT,

CONTACT

TEAC

FOR

A

SERVICE

REFERRAL.

DO

NOT

USE

THE

PRODUCT

UNTIL

IT

HAS

BEEN

REPAIRED.

For

U.S.A.

This

equipment

has

been tested and

found

to

comply

with

the

limits for a

Class

B digital device, pursuant

to

Part

15

of

the

FCC

Rules. These

limits

are

designed

to

provide

reasonable

protection

against

harmful

interference

in

a residential installation. This

equipment

generates,

uses,

and can radiate radio frequency energy

and,

if

not

installed

and used

in

accordance

with

the

instructions,

may cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

communications.

However, there

is

no guarantee

that

interference will

not

occur

in

a particular installation. If

this

equipment

does cause harmful interference to radio

or

television

reception,

which

can be

determined

by

turning

the

equipment

off

and

on,

the

user

is

encouraged to try

to

correct the interference by

one

or

more

of

the following measures:

Reorient

or

relocate

the

equipment

and/or

the

receiving antenna

Increase the separation between the

equipment

and

receiver.

•

Connect

the

equipment

into

an

outlet

on

a

circuit

different

from

that

to

which

the

receiver

is

connected.

•

Consult

the

dealer

or

an

experienced

radio/TV

technician for help.

CAUTION

Changes

or

modifications

to

this

equipments

not

expressly

approved

by

TEAC CORPORATION

for

compliance will void the user's warranty.

iPod

is

atrademark

of

Apple

Inc.,

registered

in

the

U.S.

and

other countries.

"Made for iPod"

means

that

an

electronic accessory

has

been designed to connect specifically to iPod

and

has

been certified by the developer to meet

Apple performance standards.

iPhone

is

atrademark

of

Apple

Inc.

"Works

with

iPhone" means

that

an

electronic

accessory

has

been

designed to connect specifically

to iPhone

and

has

been certified

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.

3

What

You

Can

Do

with

This Unit

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Listening

to

an

iPod/iPhone

..

page

12

Listening

to

the

FM

radio

..

page

16

Listening

to

an

external

source

..

page

18

Using

the

Equalizer

..

page

19

Using

the

light

..

page

20

Using

the

sleep

timer

with

light

dimming

..

page

21

Using

the

wake

up

timer

with

light

brightening

..

page

22

What's

in

the

Box

Confirm

that

the

standard accessories were supplied

in

the

box.

Remote control unit (RC-1231)

xl

Batteries (CR2032) x 2

for remote control unit and backup

Stereo mini-plug cable x 1

iPodliPhone dock adapter x 3

4

AC

adapter x 1

(PS-M0630 or PS-M0630US)

Power cord for

AC

adapter

x 1

• The shape

of

the

plug

varies according

to

the

region.

Owner's manual (this document) x 1

• Keep this manual

in

a safe place for future refer-

ence.

Warranty card x 1

Before

Use

(1)

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CAUTION

• When moving the unit. always lift it by the

sides

with both hands.

Correct way

to

lift

Incorrect

way

to

lift

A

light

is

on

the

bottom

of

the

top

side.

Do

not

pick the unit up

as

shown

in this

illustration

because this

could

cause

damage.

• The

voltage supplied to the unit should match

.the voltage printed on the supplied

AC

adapter.

If you

are

in any

doubt

regarding this matter,

consult

an

electrician.

• Do not open the cabinet

as

this

might

result

in

damage to the circuitry or electrical shock. If a

foreign object should get into the unit, contact

your dealer or service company.

• When removing the power plug from the wall

outlet, always pull directly on the plug. Never

yank on the cord.

Placement

of

the

unit

• Choose

the

installation

location

of

your

unit

carefully. Avoid

placing

it

in

direct

sunlight

or

close

to

a source

of

heat. Also avoid locations

subject to vibrations and

excessive

dust, heat, cold

or moisture.

•

As

the unit may become warm during operation,

always

leave

sufficient space around the unit for

ventilation.

Make sure there

is

at least 8"

(20

cm)

of

space

above and at least

2"

(5

cm)

of

space on

each

side

of

the unit. Do

not

place anything on

top

of

the

unit.

• Do

not

place the unit on

an

amplifier or receiver

or any other device that generates heat.

• When

the

unit

is

turned

on,

switching

on

the

TV

may cause lines

to

appear on

the

TV

screen,

depending

on

the

wave

frequency

of

the

TV

broadcast. This

is

not

a

malfunction

in the

unit

or the

TV.

If you

see

such lines, place this unit far

away from the

TV

set.

Maintenance

If the surface

of

the unit gets dirty, wipe it with

a soft cloth

or

use

diluted

mild liquid soap.

Allow the surface

of

the unit to dry completely

before using.

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For

safety, disconnect the power cord from

the socket before cleaning.

• Never spray liquid directly on this unit.

5

Before

Use

(2)

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Remote

Control

Unit

The Included remote control unit allows

the

unit

to

be operated from a distance.

• Even

if

the

remote

control

unit

is

used

within

its effective range,

operation

by remote control

might

be

impossible

if

there

are any obstacles i

between the unit and the remote control.

• If the remote control

unit

is

operated near

other

devices

that

generate

infrared

rays,

or

if

other

remote controls

that

use

infrared

rays

are

operated

near the unit, this

unit

might

operate incorrectly.

The other devices

might

also operate incorrectly

Battery Installation

1.

Remove the battery compartment cover.

2 Put the lithium battery

(CR2032,

3V)

in

with

the

+ side up

3.

Close the cover.

Battery Replacement

If

the

distance

to

the

unit

from

which

the

remote control can be used decreases,

the

battery

has

lost its charge, If this happens,

replace

the

battery

with

a

new

one,

For

information

about

the

collection

of

batteries,

please

contact

your

local

municipality, your waste disposal service or

the place where you purchased the items.

6

Precautions

concerning

batteries

it

Misuse

of

batteries could cause them

to

rupture or leak, leading to fire, injury or

the staining

of

nearby things.

Please

read

and observe

the

follOWing precautions

carefully,

•

Be

sure

to insert batteries

with

correct positive

(EB)

and negative

(8)

orientations.

• If the remote control will not be used for a long

time (more than a month), remove

the

battery

to prevent it from leaking.

• If a battery

leaks,

wipe away the leakage inside

the battery compartment and replace the bat-

tery

with

a new one.

• Do

not

use

batteries

of

types other than those

specified.

• Do

not

heat or disassemble batteries. Never

throw

batteries into fire or water,

•

Do

not

carry

or

store

batteries

with

other

metallic objects. The batteries could short cir-

cuit

leak or explode

Identifying

the

Parts

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Speakers

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(Stereo)

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Remote sensor

When operating the

remote control, point it

towards here.

Display

Light control

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PUSH

iPod/iPhone dock

Insert

an

appropriate dock

adapter, and then insert

an

iPod/iPhone.

+

Pages

12-13

Backup battery compartment

This

battery supplies backup power

to the built-in clock and memory

if

the unit

is

momentarily disconnected

from

an

AC

outlet.

The

total life

of

the backup battery

is

about

72

hours.

Press

this control

to

turn the light

on/off.The light turns

on/off

gradually.

Turn this control to the right

to

make

the light brighter or

to

the left

to

make it dimmer.

The light can be used even when the

stereo power

is

in

standby (off).

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Light angle control

Turn this

to

change

the angle

of

the light.

7

Identifying the

Parts

(Buttons)

Standby/On (<9/1)

Use

this

button

to turn

the uniton or

put

it

in

standby (off).

This button lights when

the unit

is

turned on.

This button does

not

affect the light.

ALARM

Hold

down

this button for more

than 3 seconds to enter the

wakeup timer setting mode.

This

button

is

also

used

to

turn

the wake

up

timer function on

and off.

..

Page

22

SLEEP

Use

this

button

to

set the sleep

timer.

..

Page

21

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FUNCTION

Each

time this button

is

pressed, the source changes

as

follows:

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FM

....

RUx

(External

source)

SNOOZE

After the wakeup timer

on

time

is

reached,

use

this button

to

turn the

unit to standby (off) for

10

minutes.

DIMMER

Use

this button to

set

the

brightness

of

the display

to

one

of

three

levels.

VOLUME

(-/+)

Use

these buttons

to adjust the

volume.

8

To simplify explanations, instructions

in

this manual

might

refer

to

the main unit or remote control only.

In

such

cases,

the same controls on the remote control and main unit will

operate similarly.

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SLEEP

Use

this

button

to

set

the

sleep

timer

...

Page

21

DIMMER

Use

this

button

to

set the

brightness

of

the display

to

one

of

three levels.

SNOOZE

After

the

wakeup

timer

on

time

is

reached,

use

this

button

to

turn the

unit

to

standby (off) for

10

minutes.

MEMORY (in FM mode)

Use

this

button

to

save

a

station preset.

..

Page

18

iPod/iPhone control

buttons"

Page

14-15

Repeat

(0)

MENU

Shuffle

(x)

SELECT

Play/Pause

(~/II)

L.IGHT

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LIGHT buttons

These buttons can be used

even

when

the audio section

is

in standby (off).

(-:9:-)

This turns

the

light on/off.

(-/

+)

These adjust the

brightness

of

the light.

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iPod/FM/AUX

Press

these buttons

to

select the desired sound

source.

STANDBY/ON

(c!.>/I)

Use

this

button

to

turn

the unit on or

put

it

in

standby (off).

This

button

does

not

affect the light.

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Scroll (in iPod mode)

Use

these buttons

to

scroll

up and

down

in

a menu.

..

Page

15

Tuner (in FM mode)

Use

these buttons

to

tune in

stations

...

Page

16

EQ

(Equalizer)

Use

this

button

to

set the

equalizer

...

Page

19

Skip/Search (in iPod mode)

Use

these buttons

to

skip

to

songs.

Hold

down

these buttons

to

search

for a part

of

a song.

..

Page

14

Select preset (in FM mode)

Use

these buttons

to

select

preset stations

...

Page

17

MUTE(~)

Use

this

button

to

mute the sound.

Press

this

button

again

to

restore the

sound.

VOLUME

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Use

these buttons

to

adjust

the

volume.

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Identifying

the

Parts

(Back)

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.......

•

Read

the instructions

of

each

component you intend to

use

with this unit.

•

Be

sure

to connect

each

plug

securely.

To

prevent hum

and

noise, do not

bundle the connection

cords.

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WAKEUP

Set

the

amount

of

time

that

the

light

takes

to

gradually brighten

when

using the wake up timer.

..

Page

23

CLOCKAOJ

Use

this

button

to

adjust the clock.

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~CAUTION

After

all

other connec-

tions

are

complete,

connect the

power

cord's plug

to

an

AC

wall socket.

Use

the supplied

AC

adapter (PS-M0630 or

PS-M0630US).

Do

not

use

any

AC

adapter

other than the

one

included

with

this unit.

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Connect the supplied

AC

adapter (PS-M0630

or PS-M0630US)

to

this

jack. Then, connect the

connector

of

the

power

cord

to

the

AC

adapter.

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Use

this switch

to

set daylight saving

time.

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FMantenna

While in

FM

mode,

tune

in

an

FM

station

and extend the

antenna lead

to

find

the

best position for

reception.

PHONES

To

listen

with

headphones, first lower the volume level

to

the

minimum.

Then, insert the headphones plug into the

PHONES

jack and adjust the volume.

The speakers

of

this unit will make no sound

when

headphones

are

plugged

in.

AUXIN

Analog 2-channel audio

signals can be

input

using

the

supplied stereo mini-

plug cable.

Connect this jack

to

the

output

of

the audio player.

..

Page

18

~CAUTION

Do

not

connect headphones

with

the

PHONES

jack while

wearing them. Moreover,

do

not

disconnect headphones or

turn

the

unit

on or

off

while wearing them. Very loud sound

could be

output

from the headphones.

AVOID

DAMAGING

YOUR

HEARING

- Do

not

put

on

headphones until after plugging

them

in.

AC

wall

socket

10

Setting the Clock .

;'.

-,

oPress and

hold

the

CLOCK

ADJ

button

on

the

backfor more than 3 seconds.

Release

it when

"12

H"

or

"24

H"

blinks on the display.

•

When

the

power

is

first

turned

on,

the

display

brightness

is

at

the

lowest

setting.

To

make

it

brighter, press

the

DIMMER

button.

• Ifyou

do

not

press

a

button

for 8 seconds, the clock

setting will end automatically.

If

you

want

to

change

the

hour

mode,

press a

VOLUME

button

(+

or

-).

• When set

to

12-hour mode, Pappears following

PM

times. Nothing appears

with

AM times.

D

Press

the

CLOCK

ADJ

button again.

The "hour" value blinks.

D Press a VOLUME

button

(+

or

-)

repeatedly

to

set the current hour, and then press the

CLOCK

ADJ

button.

D Press a VOLUME

button

(+ or

-)

repeatedly

to

set

the

current

minute,

and

then

press

the

CLOCK

ADJ

button.

Setting

the

clock

is

now

completed

and

the

clock

starts from the

00

seconds.

Setting daylight saving

time

I \

r

~1~

Ir--_

-VOLU-ME

---,+~

c~

ADJ

1-

VOLUME

+1

..

C~

~

CLOC~

~

ADJ

1-

VOLUME

+1

..

C~

~

CLOC~

~

ADJ

o 0

To

change

the

clock for

daylight

D

saving time, set the

DST

switch

to

oF~sbN

(Q)

leg.

•

ON.

~

l:I0

I·~~a.

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~~

11

,

Listening

to

an

iPod/iPhone

(1)

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compatibility

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iPod

1

st

+

2nd

iPod

3rd

iPod

4th

iPod

4th

iPod

5th

generation

iPod

classic

generation generation

generation

(color)

(video)

Capacity

5/10/

10/15120/

20/40GB

20/30/40/

30/60/

80/120/

20GB

30/40GB

U2

60GB

U2

80GB

160GB

Connection

to

SR-LUXi

AUX

Dock* Dock* Dock* Dock* Dock*

Charging through

SR-LUXi

Yes Yes

Yes

,....--,

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111

1

lill

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bel

o '

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iPod

touch

iPod

touch

iPhone

iPod

shuffle

iPod

shuffle

1

st

2nd 1

st

3G/3GS**

1

st

2nd/3rd

generation**

generation

Capacity

8/16/

4/8/

8/16/ 512MB/

1/2/4GB

32GB

32/64GB

16GB

32GB

1GB

Connection to

SR-LUXi

Dock* Dock* Dock* Dock*

AUX

Charging through

SR-LUXi

Yes

Yes Yes

~

~.

~

(~)

@

, I

@J

l@i

~

iPod

nano

iPod

nano

iPod

nano

iPod

nano

iPod

mini

1

st

generation

2nd

generation

3rd

generation 4th/5th

(aluminium)

(video)

generation

Capacity

4/6GB

1/2/4GB 2/4/8GB

4/8GB

8/16GB

Connection to

SR-LUXi

Dock* Dock*

Dock* Dock* Dock*

Charging through

SR-LUXi

Yes

Yes Yes

Yes

* About dock adapters

Please

use

the included dock adapter

that

fits

your

iPod

as

shown

in

section

D on the next page,

If none

of

the dock adapters supplied

with

this

unit

are

compatible

with

your iPod,

use

the dock adapter that

came

with

the iPod or adock adapter

purchased from

the

Apple Store

as

an

optional accessory.

**

Note

about

the

use

of

iPod touch/iPhone

models

When using

an

iPod

touch

or

an

iPhone

with

this

unit, if you

use

any application other than

the

iPod

applications, the

SR-LUXi

power

might

turn on again

soon after it

is

turned

off

(put

in

standby). Since the

unit

cannot turn the iPod touch/iPhone

power

off

when such

an

application

is

running, you must

quit

such

an

application before turning the

SR-LUXi

off

(putting

it

in

standby).

12

Setting

the

supplied

dock

adapter

o

Select

the

dock

adapter

that

fits

your

iPodl

iPhone.

20GB+

U2

iPod

with click wheel

(20

GB)

iPod

with click wheel

U2

Special

Edition

(20

GB)

iPod

with color display

(20/30

GB)

iPod

with color display

U2

Special

Edition

(20

GB)

iPod

with video

(30

GB)

iPod

with video

U2

Special

Edition

(30

GB)

iPod

Classic

(80/120GB)

iPod

Classic

(160GB)

(2009)

• If none

of

the

dock adapters supplied

with

this

unit

are

compatible with your iPod,

use

the dock

adapter that came with the

iPod

or a dock adapter

purchased

from

the

Apple Store

as

an

optional

accessory.

•

Use

the

AUX

IN

to connect devices that cannot

be

used with the dock (page

18).

D Insert

the

adapter into the SR-LUXi dock.

Fit

the front edge

of

the adapter into the dock, and

then press the back edge

of

the adapter

onto

the

dock until a slight "click"

is

heard

indicating that the

adapter

is

inserted correctly.

•

To

remove the adapter, hold its left and right

sides

and gently pull it

up.

60GB (color) + Photo

40/60

GB

iPod

with click wheel

(40

GB)

iPod

with color display

(iPod

photo)

(40/60

GB)

iPod

with color display

(60

GB)

iPhone/iPod

Classic

160

GB

iPhone

3G

iPhone

3G

S

iPod

with video (60/80

GB)

iPod

Classic

(160

GB)

(2007)

Compatible iPod/iPhone software

If your iPod/iPhone will not work with the

SR-LUXi

or with the

remote control unit, updating the software

might

solve the

problem.

13

Listening to

an

iPod/iPhone

(2)

,

Playing

music

on

an

iPod/iPhone

o Insert

the

iPod/iPhone into

the

dock.

IE)

If

in another mode,

press

the FUNCTION button

to select iPod mode.

The unit starts playing music on the iPod/iPhone.

•

You

can also

use

the iPod

button

on the remote

control unit to select

iPod.

Pausing

playback

temporarily

Press

the

button

on the iPod/iPhone or the Play/Pause

button

(~/II)

on

the

remote control during playback.

To

resume playback,

press

the

button

again.

WJC

I~J

f \

~

~J-IFUNCTIONI

IPod

~

Searching

for

a

part

of

a

song

During playback, hold

down

a

Search

button

(~~

or

~).

Release

it when the part you

want

to

listen to

is

found.

Skipping

to

the

During playback, repeatedly

press

a Skip

button

(~

or

~)

until the desired song

is

found.

• Ifthe

~

button

is

pressed during playback, the

song being played will start playing again from

the beginning.

To

return to the beginning

of

the

previous song,

press

the

~

button twice.

14

~;

I ; I

I,

,I

~

I-

I

\

,I

LJ

Returning

to

the

menu

Press

the

MENU

button.

•

This

button has the same functions

as

its

iPod

counterpart.

Selecting

a

menu

item

T

.:

•

:.i.n

..

::-

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.,:

.'

MENU

;:. ::i

~;,;

If)

;.p-;8n.

Press

a

Scroll

button

(~

or

~)

to

scroll

to the

menu

item

you

want,

and

then

press

the

SELECT

button.

Activating

the

repeat

mode

Depending

on

the iPod/iPhone model,

each

time the

REPEAT

button

(0)

is

pressed,

its

REPEAT

setting

is

changed

as

follows:

[ One

-+

All

-+

Off

J

or

rAil

-+ One

-+

Off

J

Activating

the

shuffle

mode

SELECT

Pressing

the Shuffle button

C:X:)

turns the shuffle

mode

on

and

off.

15

,

Listening

to

the

FM

Radio

o

Press

the

FUNCTION button to select FM.

f

•

You

can also use

the

FM

button

on

the

remote

control unit to select

FM.

D Tune in a station.

[:J

'

,

i ,

i .

~=-r::--'

•

--"'-";-J-IFUNCTION]

FM

~

Automatic selection

Hold

down

a Tuner

button

(<IllIII

or

~)

for more than

2 seconds and release it when the frequency display

begins

to

change.

• During

the

automatic selection,

5E

Poe

Happears

on the display. And when a station

is

tuned

in,

the

tuning process stops automatically.

.-4::: .,.,...

...

~

(

HOlj-o-w-n~'

i more than 2 sec.

, -

Manual selection

Press

aTuner

button

(<IllIII

or

~)

momentarily.

The frequency changes by afixed step.

Press

the

button

repeatedly until the station you want

to

listen

to

is

found.

....

If

the reception

is

poor

Extend and turn

the

FM

antenna to

improve the reception

of

a station

16

--~'

,

FM

Preset

Tuning

oTune in a

station

that

you

want

to

save

as

a

preset

(see

previous page).

D

Press

the MEMORY button.

PXX appears

on

the

display.

(XX

is

the preset number.)

D

Within

3 seconds,

select

the

preset

number

where you

want

to

store

the

station using

the

select preset buttons

(~

and

~).

B Within 10 seconds,

press

the MEMORY button.

Saving

the

selected

station

to

the

preset

is

now

completed.

•

To

save

more presets, repeat steps 0 to B.

•

You

can program

up

to

10

FM

station presets.

Selecting a preset station

MEMORY

\\

MEMORY

\

\1

I

...........

In

FM

mode, press a select preset

button

(~

or

~~)

repeatedly

until

the

desired preset

station

is

found.

17

Listening

to

an External Source

oConnect the AUX IN jack

of

the

SR-LUXi to the

PHONES

jack (audio

output

jack)

of

a portable

audio

player

using

the

supplied stereo

mini-

plug cable.

•

You

can

use

this means

of

connection

to

listen

to

an

iPod

that do not have adock connector.

For

information on iPod/iPhone compatibility,

see

page

12.

D

Press

the FUNCTION button to select AUX.

f

AUX

IN

•

You

can also

use

the

AUX

button

on the remote

control unit to select

AUX.

D Play the source, and adjust the volume of both

the

SR-LUXi

and the connected audio player.

• When using

the

PHONES

jack

of

the audio player,

you must adjust its volume or you

might

not hear

any

sound from the

SR-LUXi.

• Turning the volume

of

the audio player up too high

might

cause the sound

output

by the

SR-LUXi

to

be distorted. If this happens, reduce

the

volume

of

the audio player until

the

distortion stops and

then adjust the

volume

level

of

the

SR-LUXi

to

a

comfortable listening level.

18

r

~.1~1

L--

-

_VOLUM----:'

+~

':

Using

the

Equalizer

You

can

adjust the sound according to the genre of the

music

or your

taste.

Each

time the

EQ

button

is

pressed, the equalizer

setting

is

changed

as

follows:

•

POP

~

RMbnl:

~

(default) [LRSS

~

'R

77

U L.L.

~

R

nru

ULn

~

OFF

Emphasizes

vocal

tones; suitable for popular

music.

Suitable for ambient

music.

A balanced

sound;

suitable for

classical

music.

Suitable for

jazz

music.

Provides

a

heavy

powerful

sound;

suitable for rock

music.

Equalizer

is

off

•

This

operation

is

available for every sound source.

• If you

are

also

using the equalizer setting on your

iPod/iPhone or other audio player, the effects will

be combined and

might

not

sound

as

expected.

We

recommend

that

you use

either

this

unit's

equalizer or the equalizer on your audio player

in

most

cases.

19

,

Using the Light '

Turning

the

light onloff

Press

the light control

on

the

side

of

the unit.

• The power

of

the light and the audio section

are

separate.

You

can

use

the light even

if

the audio

section

is

in

standby (off).

• The light gradually becomes brighter or

dimmer

over afew seconds after the control

is

pushed.

•

You

can

use

the

LIGHT

button

(-:<X-)

on the remote

control unit to turn on/offthe light.

Adjusting

the

brightness

Turn the control on the

side

of

the unit.

• Turn it right to

make

the light brighter and to the

left to

make

it dimmer.

•

You

can use

the

LIGHT

buttons

(+

or

-)

on

the

remote control unit to adjust the brightness.

Adjusting

the

angle

of

the

light

Turn the light angle control next to the light.

20

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