Congratulations on your purchase of the Coby CSMP
Dual Alarm Clock/Radio for iPod. This system is designed
for use with iPod and is compatible with most iPod models
including the rd-generation iPod Nano, the iPod Touch,
and others. To enjoy high-quality audio playback from
your iPod,dock it on top of the unit, use the MODE button
to select ‘iPod’, and press play.
System features include:
iPod dock for charging and audio playback
Dimmable clock
Dual alarms with iPod, radio or buzzer option
Auxiliary Audio Input for audio playback of non-iPod
audio devices
AM/FM Radio
Touch-sensitive controls for easy use
Please read all operational and safety instructions thoroughly before using this system, and follow all instructions
carefully.
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Package Contents & Features
Package Contents
Please make sure that the items shown below are included
in the package. Should an item be missing, please contact
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the local retailer from which you purchased this product.
CSMP (main unit)
Remote control with x CR battery
FM antenna
.mm auxiliary cable
AC -V power adapter
Features
Universal dock for iPod charges and plays your
favorite iPod music
Digital AM/FM radio
Digital clock with independent alarms and snooze/
sleep timers
Wake up to your iPod, radio, or buzzer
High-output, full-range stereo speakers
.mm audio line-in jack for use with any portable
audio device
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Overview
Clock display1.
iPod Dock2.
MODE: select audio input3.
SET: select clock settings4.
VOLUME 5.
TUNING/SONG SELECT +/ – : Skip to next/previous 6.
track or increase/decrease radio frequency
POWER7.
Auxiliary Input8.
DC Power Jack9.
FM Antenna Socket10.
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Operation
To set up your iPod speaker system, please follow these
simple steps:
Carefully unpack the unit speaker, remote control, 1.
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and power cord.
Unwind power cord and connect to the socket on 2.
the rear of the system. Connect the other end to your
power outlet.
Place the system on a stable, at surface. Avoid plac-3.
ing the system in direct sunlight.
To turn the system on, press the POWER touch pad 4.
on the top panel. The blue light on the underside of
the unit will illuminate.
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iPod Mode
To dock, charge and play your iPod, please follow the
instructions below:
Select the correct iPod insert for your model of iPod. 1.
Place the insert into the dock.
Press POWER to turn the system on.2.
Carefully insert your iPod into the dock. Your iPod 3.
should slide easily into the docking station; if it does
not t, conrm that the correct iPod insert is in place.
Do not attempt to force your iPod into the dock.
Play mode will automatically switch to ‘iPod’. iPod 4.
will begin playing immediately.
If the Mode does not switch automatically to
‘iPod’, please manually select iPod input by
pressing the MODE touch pad. Press play on
your iPod’s controls to begin p layback.
Select desired song using the remote control, system 5.
controls, or controls on your iPod.
Adjust the volume using the remote control, or the 6.
volume pad on the unit’s top panel.
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Aux and Radio Mode
To listen to the radio, please follow these instructions:
Press POWER to turn on the system.1.
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Press MODE to select AM or FM radio band. 2.
Frequency will display on screen.
Use the [ + ] or [ – ] controls to select the desired 3.
radio frequency.
Adjust the volume using the Volume pad on the unit 4.
or the remote control.
To scan up or down for the next available frequency,
press and hold the [ + ] / [ – ] controls for approximately one second. Frequency will scan to the next station
automatical ly.
To listen to an audio device via the Auxiliary Input feature,
please follow these instructions:
Connect the desired audio source to the 3.5mm 1.
Auxiliary Input socket located on the rear panel of
the system.
Press POWER to turn on the system.2.
Press MODE to select the AUX mode.3.
Use the controls on the external audio source to 4.
begin playback.
Adjust the volume using the Volume pad on the unit 5.
or remote control.
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Set Clock Mode
Your speaker system features a dimmable clock with large
time display. The clock function displays at all times except
when selecting an input source, adjusting the volume or
tuning the radio.
To set the clock
The clock can be set at any time, even during audio
playback. To set the clock:
Press and hold the MODE and SET pads until the 1.
display’s hour digits begin to ash.
Select the hour using the [ + ]/[ – ] controls. Press the 2.
SET pad to conrm selection. The display’s minute
digits will begin to ash.
Select the minute using the [ + ]/[ – ] controls. Press 3.
the SET pad to conrm selection.
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Alarm Mode
To set the alarm
The clock on your speaker system includes a dual alarm,
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which can be set to two dierent wake times. The alarm
can be set at any time, even during audio playback. To set
the alarm:
Press and hold the SET pad until the hour display and 1.
‘A1’ begin to ash.
A1 denotes Alarm 1.
Select the alarm hour using the [ + ]/[ – ] controls. 2.
Press the SET pad to conrm selection. The minute
display will begin to ash.
Select the alarm minute using the [ + ]/[ – ] controls. 3.
Press the SET pad to conrm selection. The alarm
volume setting will begin to ash.
Select the alarm volume using the [ + ]/[ – ] controls. 4.
Press the SET pad to conrm selection.
The hour digits and ‘A2’ (denoting Alarm 2) will begin 5.
to ash. Repeat steps 2-4 to set Alarm 2.
To set the alarm type
You can select the alarm to wake you with a standard
‘BEEP’, AM/FM radio, or playback from your iPod. To
choose an alarm type, at least one alarm must be set and
activated. (Screen will display A/A.) The system speaker/
radio must be turned o.
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Alarm Mode
To set the alarm type:
Press and hold the MODE pad until the display 1.
ashes the current alarm type (iPod, FM, AM or BEEP).
Press the MODE pad until you have reached the 2.
desired alarm type. Wait for the display indicator to
stop ashing, indicating that the alarm type is set.
You may also select the alarm type by pressing the
ALARM MODE but ton on your remote control.
Once you have set an alarm, the Alarm Signal
Format indicator will illuminate along with the
audio mode when the speaker system is in use.
(E.g. When alarm is set to RADIO t ype and system
is playing iPod audio, both the iPod and RADIO
logos will display on screen.)
To activate the alarm
Once your alarms are set, they can be activated in any
combination (ALARM only, ALARM only, or ALARM &
). To activate the alarms:
Press the SET pad on the system, or the ALARM key
on the remote control. The screen will display the
ALARM time for three seconds. The ‘A’ symbol will
continue to display, indicating that ALARM has been
selected.
To select ALARM or ALARM & , press the SET pad
until the display indicates that the desired alarm is
selected.
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Alarm Mode
Snooze and Timer
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Snooze/O
Your alarm clock includes a snooze function, which will
temporarily turn o the alarm for minutes. To Snooze,
press the POWER pad on the unit when the alarm is
sounding. The A or A Alarm indicator will ash while the
system snoozes. When minutes have passed, the alarm
will sound again.
To turn the alarm o completely, press and hold the
POWER pad while the system snoozes.
Sleep
The sleep function allows you to set the unit to shut o
automatically after a set period of time. The sleep timer
can be set in -minute intervals ranging from minutes
to one hour. To set the sleep timer, turn on the system
and press the SLEEP button on your remote control until
the desired time interval is displayed. The timer will begin
automatically after seconds.
Nap Timer
The nap timer function allows you to set the unit to turn
on automatically after a set period of time. The nap timer
can be set in -minute intervals ranging from minutes
to one hour. To set the nap timer, turn o the system and
press the NAP button on your remote control until the
desired time interval is displayed. The timer will begin
automatically after seconds.
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Other Functions
Lamp
For your convenience, the blue base light on the underside
of the unit can be turned on and o manually. To turn the
light on or o, press the POWER pad on the system for
seconds.
Clock backup batteries
To ensure that Clock/Alarm features continue to function
in the event of a power outage, your speaker system can
accommodate two .V AA batteries as a backup power
source.
To insert batteries, slide open the battery compartment on
the base of the unit and insert the batteries as indicated by
the polarity diagram.
The batteries will prov ide backup power for the Clock/
Alarm functions only. Batteries will not power the
speaker unit.
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Troubleshooting
If you have a problem with this device, please read the
troubleshooting guide below and check our website at
www.cobyusa.com for Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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and rmware updates. If these resources do not resolve
the problem, please contact Technical Support.
Address
Coby Electronic s Technical Suppor t
56- 65 Rust Street
Maspeth, NY 11378
Email
techsupport@cobyusa.com
Web
www.cobyusa.com
Phone
800 -727-3592: Mon– Fri, 8:0 0AM –11:00PM EST
Saturdays, 9:00AM– 5:30PM EST
718-416-3197: Mon– Fri, 8:0 0AM –5:30PM EST
If you experience problems with the speaker
system, please take the following steps:
Check that the power cord connections to the system
and wall outlet are secure.
Check that the system has been turned on.
Check that the volume has been turned up.
Check that the correct audio mode is selected.
Check that a compatible iPod and correct connection
adapter have been inserted in the dock.
Check that the correct radio frequency is selected.
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Troubleshooting
If you experience problems while attempting to
use the remote control, check that the batteries are
inserted and fully charged.
Please refer to the table below for common troubleshooting techniques.
ProblemCauseSolution
No audio/ no
display
Display
functioning,
but no audio
Power is not connected
Connect power and
recheck s ystem
Unit is not turned onTurn unit on and
recheck s ystem
Faulty plug pack
power supply
Incorrec t audio mode
selected
Volume turned dow n
on unit
iPod not connec ted
properly
Faulty equipment
Contact manufacturer
for a replacement plug
Select correct audio
mode
Adjust volume using
+/– controls on unit
Remove iPod from dock
and reconnec t
Contact manufacturer
(speaker, iPod, dock
connection)
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Troubleshooting
ProblemCauseSolution
Poor FM re-
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ception, static
or crackling
iPhone shows
error message when
connecte d to
dock
Interference from
other devices; poor
reception quality
iPhone not operating
in airplane mode
iPhone may cause
interference when
operated outside of
airplane mode
Reposition FM antenna,
or relocate s ystem to
another position
Select airplane mode
before connecting
iPhone to the doc k
Select airplane mode
before connecting
iPhone to the doc k
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Specications
Power SupplyAC 110-240V ~ 50/60Hz
Output Power6W x 2 (RMS)
Speaker Size3” (76mm)
Auxiliary Input3.5mm stereo
Tuner SystemAM, FM
Compatible with
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Safety Notices
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The light ning ash with ar rowhead symbo l within an equilateral
triang le is intended to al ert the user to th e presence of uninsulated “dangerou s voltage” withi n the product’s enclosu re that may
be of suf cient magnitu de to constitute a risk of el ectric shock .
The exclamation p oint within an equ ilateral trian gle is intended to
alert t he user to the pres ence of import ant operation and serv icing instr uctions in the l iterature acc ompanying the app liance.
For Customer Use:
Enter below the serial number that is located on the rear
of the unit. Retain this information for future referenc e.
Model No. CSM P162
Serial No.
WARNING: To prevent r e or shock hazard , do not expose this device to r ain or moisture.
Danger ous high voltage i s present inside t he enclosure. D o not open the cabi net.
CAUTION: To prevent ele ctric shock, match wid e blade of plug to wid e slot of outlet and
fully insert.
Protec t your heari ng: Hearing experts advise against the constant use of personal stereos
played at high volume. Constant exposure to high volumes can lead to hearing loss. If you
should experience ringing in the ears or hearing loss, discontinue use and seek medical advice.
For recyc ling or disposal inform ation about this p roduct, pleas e contact
your loc al authoritie s or the Electron ics Industri es Alliance: www.eiae.org.
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Safety Notices
FCC Statement:
This devi ce complies wi th Part 15 of the FCC Rul es. Operation i s subject to the fo llowing two c onditions:
(1) This devi ce may not cause harmful in terference, and
(2) This devi ce must accept any interferenc e received, including in terference t hat
may cause undesir ed operation.
Note: Th is equipment has be en tested and foun d to comply with the limit s for Class
B digita l devices, pursuant to Par t 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are de signed to
provide reasonable protectio n against harmful inter ference in a resi dential instal lation.
This equipment ge nerates, uses an d can radiate radi o frequency ene rgy and, if not
installed and used in acc ordance with th e instructio ns, may cause harm ful interfere nce
to radio c ommunicatio ns. However, there is no guarant ee that interfe rence will not
occur in a parti cular installa tion. If this equi pment does caus e harmful inter ference to
radio or televisi on reception, w hich can be deter mined by turning the equipment of f
and on, the user is encourag ed to try to correct the i nterferenc e by one or more of the
follow ing measures:
Reorie nt or reloc ate the rece iving ante nna.•
Increa se the sepa ration be tween the e quipment a nd receive r.•
Connec t the equip ment into an o utlet on a ci rcuit di erent fro m that to whic h the receiv er is •
connected.
Consult t he dealer or a n experi enced radi o/TV tec hnician fo r help•
Use of shie lded cable is re quired to comply with Class B limit s in Subpart B of Par t 15
of the FCC r ules.
Do not make a ny changes or modi cations to the equipme nt unless other wise specied
in the manual. If suc h changes or modi cations sho uld be made, you cou ld be required
to stop operatio n of the equipment.
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Safety Notices
Important Safety Instructions
Read Instru ctions: All the safety and operating instru ction s should be 1.
read before the pr oduct i s operated.
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Retain I nstruction s: The saf ety and operat ing ins tructions should be 2.
retain ed for future refe rence.
Heed Warnings: All warn ings on the product and i n the operatin g 3.
instructions shoul d be adher ed to.
Follow Inst ruct ions: All operating and usage in struc tions should be 4.
followed.
Cleani ng: Unplug this pr oduct from th e w all outle t b efore cleaning. 5.
Do not use liquid cleaner s or aerosol cle aners. Use a damp cloth
for cleaning.
Attac hments: Use on ly att achme nts recomme nded by the man ufac-6.
turer. Use of ot her attachments may be h azard ous.
Water and M oistur e: Do not us e this pr oduct near water (e.g ., near a 7.
bath t ub, washbowl, kitc hen s ink, laundr y tu b, in wet ba sement s, or
near a swi mming po ol and th e like).
Ventilation: Slots and op enings in the c abinet are prov ided fo r venti-8.
lation to ensure reliable oper ation of the produc t and to protect it from
overhea ting. These opening s should never be bloc ked by placing the
produc t on a bed, sof a, rug, or ot her simi lar surface. This product
should not be placed in a built-in installation such as a bookcase
or rack unless proper ventilat ion is provided or the manuf acturer
instructions have been adhere d to.
Power So urces: This pr oduct should be operated on ly fro m the t ype 9.
of power s ource indi cated on the rating label. If you are n ot su re of
the type of power supply to your home, cons ult your produc t dealer or
local p ower company. For pro ducts intended t o operat e from bat ter y
power or ot her sou rces, r efer to the operat ing inst ruct ions.
Power-C ord Protectio n: Power suppl y cor ds should be routed so 10.
that they are not likely to be walked on or pinche d by items pla ced
upon or against them, payi ng p arti cular attention to cords at plugs,
conveni ence receptacle s, and at t he point whic h t hey exit from the
product.
Lightning: For adde d protec tion for this product, unplug it from the 11.
wall outlet and disc onnec t the antenna or cable system during a lightning sto rm or w hen it is lef t unattended and unus ed for long pe riods
of time. This will prevent dam age to t he produc t du e to lightning or
power-line surg es.
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Safety Notices
Overloading: Do not overload wall outlets, extension cords, or in-12.
tegral convenience rec eptac les as this c an result in a r isk of r e or
elect ric sho ck.
Objec t and Liquid Entry: Never push objects of any kind into this 13.
produc t through ope nings as they may touch dan gerous vol tage
points or sh out- out pa rts that c ould result in a re o r ele ctric shoc k.
Never spi ll liqui d of any kind o n the pro duct.
Serv icing: Do not attempt to ser vice this produ ct yourse lf as openin g 14.
or r emovin g c overs may expose you to danger ous voltag e o r ot her
hazards. Refer all servicing to qualied ser vice p ersonnel.
Damage Requir ing Se rvic e: Unpl ug this produ ct from the wall out let 15.
and refer ser vici ng to quali ed serv ice pers onnel und er the follo wing
conditions: a) wh en the power-sup ply or pl ug is dam aged; b) if li quid
has been spilled or if obje cts have fallen into the product; c) if the
produc t has been ex posed to rain or water; d) if the pro duct does
not o perate normally by fo llowin g th e op eratin g in struc tions . Adj ust
only tho se controls that are covered by the operating instruc tions a s
improp er adjustment of other c ontro ls may res ult in damage and will
often requi re ext ensive work by a q ualied tec hnici an to restor e the
produc t to its normal ope ration; e) if the product has been dropp ed or
damage d in any way; f ) wh en the product exh ibits a dist inct c hange
in per forma nce —this i ndica tes a need f or ser vice.
Replac ement Parts: W hen replac ement par ts a re required, be sure 16.
that your servic e techn ician has used replaceme nt par ts spec ied
by the manufactur er or have the same cha racter istic s as the or igina l
part. Unaut horize d subst ituti ons may r esult i n re, e lectr ic sho ck, or
other ha zards.
Safety Che ck: Upon comp letion of any serv ice or repairs to this prod-17.
uct, ask the service technician to per form safety checks to e nsure
that the p roduc t is in proper oper ating c ondition.
Heat: The p roduc t shou ld be situa ted away fro m heat sources such 18.
as radiators, he at registers, stoves, or ot her pro ducts ( including am -
pliers) that pro duce he at.
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