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IPA1070T

Multimedia Video & Sound System for iPod User Guide

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Before attempting to connect, operate or adjust this product, please save and read the Getting

Started completely.

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The style of the product shown in the Getting Started may be different from the actual unit due to

various models.

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Thank you for purchasing the multimedia video & sound system. With a conven-

ient quick-launch ports, you can play compatible les from memory card or a USB

thumb drive without a computer. Before attempting to connect, operate or adjust

this product, please save and read the User Guide completely.

Important Safety Precautions

• Keep away from water or moisture and dusty areas.

• Ambient Temperature 0~40°C. Never store in hot and very cold areas.

• Care must be taken not to drop the unit.

• Do not try to open the case alone without technical support.

• Connect the AC adapter to the DC IN jack and to power outlet.

• Only use attachments/accessories specied by the manufacturer.

• When left unused for a long period of time, the unit should be unplugged from the household AC

outlet.

Warning: To reduce the risk of re or electric shock, do not expose to rain, mois-

ture, dripping or splashing.

Compatibility

• This device supports iPod touch 1st/2nd, iPod classic, iPod 4th/5th generation iPods including the

special edition U2 and HP iPods, the iPod mini 1st/2nd and iPod nano 1st/2nd/3rd/4th.

• This device supports the following le formats: JPEG, MP3 and MPEG4 (*.avi). Please note that

not all images, audio and MPEG4 formats are compatible with this device. If playing other formats, please convert the les to a supported format on your computer.

Technical changes and mistakes reserve.

iPod

is a registered trademark of Apple Computer, Inc.

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Important Safety Precautions....................................................2

Compatibility ...............................................................................2

Important Safety Precautions....................................................2

Compatibility ...............................................................................2

Table of Contents .......................................................................3

Product Overview .......................................................................4

Front ............................................................................................4

Rear .............................................................................................4

Remote Control ...........................................................................5

Remote control operation range ..................................................6

Battery installation for the remote control ...................................6

Connection ..................................................................................7

Powering the device ...................................................................7

Inputting external media source ..................................................7

Memory Card ................................................................................................. 7

USB thumb drive ........................................................................................... 7

iPod ............................................................................................................... 7

Line in ............................................................................................................ 8

Outputting signal..........................................................................8

Connecting with AV eequipment .................................................................... 8

Connecting with audio eequipment ............................................................... 8

Basic Operation ..........................................................................9

iPod operation .............................................................................9

For iPod classic, iPod 4th/5th generation, iPod mini 1st/2nd and iPod nano

1st/2nd/3rd/4th operation............................................................................... 9

For iPod 1st/2nd touch operation .................................................................. 10

View photo and slide shows ........................................................10

Thumbnail Mode ............................................................................................ 10

Rotation ......................................................................................................... 10

Playing MP3 music ......................................................................11

Playing a movie ...........................................................................11

AV Out mode ...............................................................................11

Setup Menu ................................................................................12

Troubleshooting .........................................................................13

Appendix .....................................................................................14

Dock adapter number for iPod ....................................................14

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Product Overview

Power ON/OFF botton

Power LED indicator

The LED indicator lights up in green when

the power is turned on, no light when the power is turned off.

Remote sensor

LCD screen

Speakers

Volume -

Volume +

3D Surround button

Press this button to simulate a virtual threedimensional surround sound.

LINE-IN jack

Earphone jack

DC-IN jack

Cursor buttons

(Up/Down/Right/Left)

PLAY/Pause/conrm button

MODE/ STOP button

iPod Dock connector

SD/MMC/MS Slot

USB Jack

Composite AV out jack

Front Rear

2 3

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MENU button

Cursor buttons

( / / / )

Press button go back to the previous

menu or press button to go to the next

level of menus when using iPod.

LCD button

F.BWD button

Volume +

Previous button

Mute button

Remote Control

3 4 5 6 7

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SETUP button

OK button

MODE/ STOP button

F.FWD button

NEXT button

PLAY/Pause button

REPEAT 1/ALL button

During playback, press 1/All button

repeatedly to select the following options:

Track: Repeat track

Folder: Repeat folders

All: Repeat all

OFF: Repeat off

Volume -

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Remote control operation range

Point the remote control unit no more than 5

meters from the remote control sensor and within

60° of the front of the unit. The operating distance

may vary according to the brightness of the room.

Note: If the remote control unit fails to work even when it is operated near the player, replace the battery.

Battery installation for the remote control

1. Remember to remove the insulating mylar strip

from the battery if the remote control is being

used for the rst time.

2. Press and hold the battery release tab in the

direction of arrow 1.

3. Pull out the battery holder completely in the

direction of arrow 2 as shown on the below.

CR2025

4. Remove the old battery.

CR2025

OPEN

PUSH

RELEASE

5. Place a new battery in the holder.

CR2025

OPEN

PUSH

RELEASE

Note :

• The battery in the Remote Control normally lasts for about one year, although this depends on how often and for what operations the Remote Control is used.

• Use a 3V lithium battery (No. CR2025 or equivalent).

• Be careful when you press the slot of the

battery compartment with your ngernails only

as this might break them.

• Remember that small button cell batteries such as used in some hearing aids, toys, games and other appliances, are easily swallowed by young children and this can be dangerous.

• Keep loose button cells away from young children.

• Seek medical advice if you believe a cell has been swallowed.

Remote Control

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Connection

Powering the device

1. Plug the power adapter into an outlet.

2. Use only with the specied power adapter

(12Vdc, 1.66A).

Inputting external media source

• This device can only display one media’s con-

tents at a time. If more then one input source

is connected, press button to select which

device you want to play.

• This device can only play JPEG, MP3 and

MPEG 4*.avi formats. Not all images, audio and

MPEG4 format les are compatible with this de-

vice. If the les cannot be played in this device,

please convert these les to readable formats

using your computer.

Memory Card

• Insert your memory card into the appropriate

slot according to the orientation marked on the

machine.

• This unit supports the maximum capacity of

memory card up to 32GB.

MS Pro

Example: memory card(s) (not supplied)

USB thumb drive

• Insert a USB thumb drive to the USB port. This

port can not connect to PC directly.

• This unit supports the maximum capacity of

USB driver up to 32GB.

Example: USB thumb drive (not supplied)

iPod

• Connect iPod to the iPod Dock connector. This device supports iPod touch 1st/2nd, iPod classic, iPod 4th/5th generation iPods including

the special edition U2 and HP iPods, the iPod

mini 1st/2nd and iPod nano 1st/2nd/3rd/4th.

Example: iPod

(not supplied)

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• Please dock it with the supplied universal iPod

docks. Each adaptor is labeled with a number

as shown in the following table.

iPod nano 1st/2nd Generation 1 iPod mini 1st/2nd Generation 2 iPod video 30GB, Classic 80GB 3 iPod photo 20 GB, 30GB 4 iPod video 60GB, 80GB, Classic 160GB 5 iPod photo 40GB, 60GB 6 iPod nano 3rd Generation 7 iPod touch 1st/2nd Generation 8 iPod nano 4rd Generation 9

Note :

• This iPod dock connector does not support iPod

shufe series. You may connect iPod shufe using LINE-IN jack.

• The iPod Dock Connector can be used as a recharger for a iPod. The iPod will be charged automatically when the iPod is connected to this device and the device’s power is switched to ON.

Line in

• Input audio source from MP3 Player’s earphone

jack to the device Line-In jack with 3.5mm audio

cable (not supplied).

Example: iPod shufe 4th (not supplied)

Connection

Outputting signal

Connecting with AV eequipment

• Connect Audio/Video Out jack with other AV

device's Audio/Video In jack using AV cable. Be

sure to match up the correct color with the cable

connectors.

AUDIO OUT VIDEO OUT

Yellow

White

Red

AUDIO IN VIDEO IN

Yellow

White

Red

Example: TV (not supplied)

Connecting with audio eequipment

• Connect the headphone(earphone) jack to

earphones with 3.5mm audio cable.

Example: Headphone (not supplied)

CAUTION: To avoid possible damage to your

ears don’t play the earphones at a very loud volume for a prolonged

time.

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Basic Operation

• After turning on the power, the main operation

page will appear on the screen. Press

/ /

buttons to select iPod, Photo, Music,

Movie, Line IN, or Setup functions.

• Please refer to the following table to select the

proper mode to play the les.

Mode: Display format Photo: JPEG Music: MP3 Movie: MPEG 4*.avi

Not all images, audio and MPEG4 formats are compatible with the device.

• If you insert a SD/MMC card and USB thumb

drive at same time, the device will only play the

les from SD/MMC card. To play the les from

USB ash drive, please remove the SD/MMC

card.

• In Line In mode, the screen will remain back,

and only the

and buttons will be

operational and can be adjusted for settings.

iPod operation

For iPod classic, iPod 4th/5th generation, iPod mini 1st/2nd and iPod nano 1st/2nd/3rd/4th operation

1. Plug the iPod into the iPod dock.

2. Press the Power switch ON.

3. Press / / / buttons to select

iPod from the main menu, then press .

4. The system will start the authentication if you

insert iPod classic and nano 3rd/4th. Please be

patient, this process will take a few seconds.

5. Press or button can go back to the

previous menu or press button to go to the

next level of menus. Press or buttons to

select the item you wish to perform.

6. To play music/video (using remote control

only):

• Press / buttons to select a music/video le

you wish to playback, then press to play.

• It is suggested you use the audio format prefer-

ence in following order: Apple lossless, ACC

then MP3.

7. To view photos

• Press / buttons to select the photo you

wish to playback from your iPod when you are

in thumbnail mode, then press to display the

selected photo by full screen on the iPod. Press

again to display on the device screen.

• In slide show mode with music background

mode (refer to iPod manual), photos are accom-

panied with background music. You can not

select the previous or next song while you are in

the slide show mode. Press / to go to next

or previous photo.

Note :

• To play music/video les using the device’s

cursor buttons, press the button to return to

the previous menu and press / buttons to

select the le you wish to play. Press button

to play the le.

• Full screen display with this device is not

available for iPod shufes and nanos because

these iPod models do not support CVBS signal

output.

• When iPod is inserted into this device, it is suggested

that the iPod settings should be set as below:

To view photo

Photos

Slide show Settings

TV Out On

To play music

Settings EQ Classical

Sound

Check

To play video

Videos

Video

Settings

TV Out

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For iPod 1st/2nd touch operation

1. Follow the previous steps 1-3.

2. The system will start the authentication auto-

matically. Please be patient, this process will

take a few seconds.

3. Tap the application you wish to perform on the

iPod touch directly. For more iPod detailed op-

eration, please refer to iPod touch User Guide.

4. Only Music, Movie and Photo applications

can be performed on this device.

5. Music playback

• Tap the Music application to bring up music

menu on the iPod touch, then tap the music you

wish to perform. The device’s screen will remain

black when the music is playing.

6. Movies playback

6-1. Tap the Movie application to bring up movie

menu on the iPod touch, then tap the video

you wish to perform.

6-2. A message window will pop-up on the iPod

touch screen. Tap Yes to output the video

from iPod to this device.

7. Photos playback

7-1. Tap the Photo application to bring up photo

menu, then tap a photo from the album you

wish to perform.

7-2. Tap on the bottom of iPod screen to

display the photo on the device’s screen by

slideshow mode. (If no control bar appears

on the iPod screen, please tap the iPod

screen to bring it up)

Basic Operation

View photo and slide shows

1. Turn the POWER switch to ON.

2. Press / / / buttons to select

Photo from the main menu, then press .

3. The slide show starts to play.

4. To pause the slide shows, press button.

Note :

• Displaying pictures bigger than 480 x 234 will

take longer to load.

• If the device is not operational for a few

seconds, the screen saver will be activated au-

tomatically. To stop the screen saver, press any

button on the device or remote control.

Thumbnail Mode

1. Press button to enter Thumbnail mode

when you are in the slide show mode.

2. Press / buttons to select “Page Up” or

“Page Down” if more pages are selectable,

then press . Alternatively, press or

buttons to navigate from page to page.

3. Press / / / buttons to select the

photo you wish to play, then press button to

display the selected photo by full screen.

4. Press button again to return to the main

menu.

Note:

• Refer to Setup mode to set up the slide

show settings.

Rotation

1. Press / / / buttons to select the

photo in the thumbnail mode.

2. Press button to enter full screen display

mode.

3. Press button to rotate the photo 90 degree

clockwise, press button to rotate the photo

90 degree counterclockwise. Press button

to rotate the photo horizontally, press but-

ton to rotate the photo vertically.

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4. The rotated picture will restore to its original

rotation angle when you press button to

return the main menu.

Playing MP3 music

1. Turn the POWER switch to ON.

2. Press / / / buttons to select Mu-

sic from the main menu, then press OK button.

3. The music starts to play automatically.

4. Press / button to increase or decrease

the volume.

5. To stop playing, press button.

• If selecting a folder, the folder list will display on

the left screen and the le list on the right. Press

/ buttons to enter the left or right screen,

and then press / buttons to select the le

you wish to play.

Playing a movie

1. Turn the POWER switch to ON.

2. Press / / / buttons to select

Movie from the main menu, then press but-

ton. The movie le will be played automatically.

3. Press / button to increase or decrease

the volumes.

4. To stop playing, press button.

• If selecting a folder, the folder list will display on

the left screen and the le list on the right. Press

/ buttons to enter the left or right screen,

and then / buttons to select the le you

wish to play.

Note:

• If you want to insert MS Duo ,MS Duo Pro ,MS

M2 or MS PRO-HG card into this device use

with memory stick Duo replacement adapter or

memory stick micro adapter only.

Basic Operation

AV Out mode

1. Insert an memory card, iPod or USB thumb

drive into this unit.

2. Connect the AV cable from this unit to a TV,

then turn the POWER switch to ON.

3. Press / / / buttons to select

Setup from the main menu, then press

button.

4. Press / buttons to select AV Output,

then press or button.

5. Press / button to select On. The AV

signal will be outputted to the TV screen

directly, and then the unit’s screen will shut off

automatically.

6. Press button to return the main page, and

then press / / / buttons to select

your desire mode to playback on TV.

7. To return the unit’s screen, turn the AV Output

to Off from Setup page, or turn the power

switch to On again.

Note:

• By default, the AV output setting will not be

recorded in the Setup page after turning the

power switch to On. The AV output will return to

Off when you turning the power again.

• The iPod touch, classic and 3rd nano will

operate the authentication before outputting AV

signal. Please be patient, this process will take

a few seconds.

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Setup Menu

1. Turn the POWER switch to ON.

2. Press / / / buttons to select Setup from the main menu, then press button.

3. To leave Setup mode, press again.

Interval Time

5 Sec, 15 Sec, 30 Sec, 1 Min.., 5 Min., 30 Min., 1 Hour, 4 Hours, 12 Hours, 1 Day

Transition

No Effect, Random, Cover Up; Cover Down, Uncover Left, Push Right, Wipe Up; Wipe

Down

Contrast

-4, -3, -2, -1, 0, +1, +2, +3, +4

OSD Language

English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish

TV System

NTSC, PAL

Panel

Full Screen, Original

AV Output

On, Off

Reset

Conrm

Exit Setup Mode

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Symptom Possible problem Solution

No power The power supply cord is

not connected to a wall outlet and/or the power supply connector is not plugged into the power supply jack

Check and make proper electrical connection

Picture display slow Large resolution Use lower resolution

Unable to view photos

on digital photo frame

Compatibility issue Convert and save the le in JPEG format

with the help of a computer

No sound from speakers

The volume is set too low Increase the volume by the volume

increment key.

Crackling sound from speakers

The iPod is not correctly seated into the docking station

Turn–off the iPod, remove it from the docking station reseat it, and turn it on again

There is radio interference

The unit is too close to a radio tower

Move the unit to see if the interference

goes away

Intermittent buzzing The unit is located too close

to a cell phone

Move the cell phone away from the unit.

Troubleshooting

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No.1

iPod nano (1st generation) 1GB, 2GB, 4GB iPod nano (2st generation) 2GB, 4GB, 8GB

No.2

iPod mini (1st/2nd generation) 4GB, 6GB

No.3

iPod classic 80GB iPod video 30GB

No.4

iPod photo 20GB, 30GB

No.5

iPod classic 160GB, iPod video 60GB, 80GB

No.6

iPod photo 40GB, 60GB

No.7

iPod nano 3rd Generation 4GB, 8GB

No.8

iPod touch 8GB, 16GB, 32GB

No.9

iPod nano 4rd Generation 4GB, 8GB, 16GB

Note: Insert iPod photo 60GB and iPod monochrome 40GB into this device directly without any dock.

Appendix

Dock adapter number for iPod

(***iPod shown not included***)

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