DLO HomeDock HD User Manual

USER MANUAL
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The DLO logo, Digital Lifestyle Outfitters and HomeDock are trademarks of Digital Lifestyle Outfitters. iPod is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. All Rights Reserved Printed in China M-99901-080804-C
Contents
Languages 16 Resolution 16 Cataloging Album Art 16 Screen Savers 17
Warranty/FCC Statement/Safety Instructions 24-26
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Getting Started In the Box
Congratulations on your purchase of the DLO HomeDock HD, bringing the music, videos, podcasts and more from your iPod to life on your high-definition TV. Connecting HomeDock HD to your home entertainment center is a snap. We will get you started in three easy steps:
STEP 1 - Set up your HomeDock HD
Properly connect the power, audio and video cables to your home entertainment center and remove the plastic strip from your HomeDock HD Remote Control.
STEP 2 - Power up
Turn on your TV and select the correct input for HomeDock HD. Plugging in your HomeDock HD will turn it on and start the boot-up process, which may take a few minutes.
STEP 3 – Dock your iPod, browse and enjoy
Dock your iPod, allowing it to pivot back and rest securely against the HomeDock HD support stand. Once your iPod has initialized, use the included RF Remote Control to browse and select your iPod content on TV.
NOTE: For detailed information on setting up your HomeDock HD, see Setting Up HomeDock HD [pg.6].
IMPORTANT: On your iPod, ensure that “TV Out” under iPod Video Settings is set to either Ask or On in order
to enjoy the video content of your iPod using HomeDock HD. For iPod touch in particular, see Viewing the
Video Content of Your iPod touch [pg.9].
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HOMEDOCK HD BASE
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AV CABLE (RCA COMPOSITE)
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AC POWER ADAPTER
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RF REMOTE CONTROL
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Setting Up HomeDock HD
Your HomeDock HD is ready to use right out of the box with the included AV Cables.
For the best high-definition performance, we recommend you connect HomeDock HD to your TV using an HDMI cable (available separately). If you do not have an HDMI-capable television or Home Entertainment Center, there are several optional ways you can connect HomeDock HD:
Connect to your TV using S-Video or RCA connections (AV Cable included).•
Connect to an AV receiver using S-Video, RCA, or HDMI connections.•
Connect to your home stereo or powered speakers without using a TV. See • Using HomeDock HD
with External Speakers [pg.18]
NOTE: Remove the thin plastic strip on the back of the included RF Remote Control to engage the battery.
IMPORTANT: On your iPod, ensure that “TV Out” under iPod Video Settings is set to either Ask or On in order
to enjoy the video content of your iPod using HomeDock HD. For iPod touch in particular, see Viewing the
Video Content of Your iPod touch [pg.9].
HomeDock HD Connections
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DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT [OPTICAL]
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USB CONNECTION
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HDMI OUTPUT
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S-VIDEO OUTPUT
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COMPOSITE VIDEO OUTPUT
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RCA AUDIO OUTPUTS
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AUXILIARY AUDIO INPUT
AC POWER INPUT
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Connecting HomeDock HD Using an HDMI Cable
Plug the included AC Power Adapter into the back of the HomeDock HD Base, and the other end into 1. any available AC power outlet. Plugging in your HomeDock HD will turn it on and start the boot-up process, which may take a few minutes.
Plug an HDMI cable (available separately) into the back of the HomeDock HD base. 2.
Either connect the HDMI cable to any available HDMI input on your TV, or connect the HDMI cable to 3. your HDMI-compatible stereo receiver.
NOTE: Connecting HomeDock HD via HDMI directly to your TV will route both video and audio
through the TV. In order to enjoy the audio over your home stereo system, connect HomeDock HD to your HDMI-compatible stereo receiver, then connect your receiver to your TV via HDMI. You may also choose to connect HomeDock HD to your TV via HDMI, then to your stereo receiver via the Digital Audio Output (appropriate cables available separately).
Turn on your TV and/or home stereo and select the correct input(s) for HomeDock HD. At this time, 4. you’ll see a screen on your TV with a DLO logo and a small box of moving squares until your HomeDock HD has finished booting up. Once complete, a “No iPod Connected” screen will appear.
Dock your iPod, allowing it to pivot back and rest securely against the HomeDock HD support stand. 5. Once your iPod has initialized, use the included RF Remote Control to browse and select your iPod content on TV. See On-Screen Navigation [pg.10].
IMPORTANT: In order to maximize the performance of your HomeDock HD when using an HDMI cable, you
must first change the video resolution of HomeDock HD from Standard Definition to High Definition. To do so, please follow these steps:
With your iPod docked, select Settings in the HomeDock HD Main Menu.1.
In the Settings Menu, select Resolution.2.
Change the selection from Standard Definition (PAL or NTSC) to High Definition (720p or 1080i).3.
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Connecting HomeDock HD Using the Included AV Cable
Plug the included AC Power Adapter into the back of the HomeDock HD Base, and the other end into 1. any available AC power outlet. Plugging in your HomeDock HD will turn it on and start the boot-up process, which may take a few minutes.
Plug the included AV Cable into the Composite Video Output and RCA Audio Outputs on the back of the 2. HomeDock HD Base. Be sure to match the colors of the cable to the color of the corresponding jack (yellow = video, white = audio left, red = audio right).
Connect the AV Cable to the corresponding RCA inputs on your TV or home stereo. Be sure to note 3. which inputs you are using.
Turn on your TV and/or home stereo and then select the correct input(s) for HomeDock HD. At this 4. time, you’ll see a screen on your TV with a DLO logo and a small box of moving squares until your HomeDock HD has finished booting up. Once complete, a “No iPod Connected” screen will appear.
Dock your iPod, allowing it to pivot back and rest securely against the HomeDock HD support stand. 5. Once your iPod has initialized, use the included RF Remote Control to browse and select your iPod content on TV. See On-Screen Navigation [pg.10].
Connecting HomeDock HD Using an S-Video Cable
Plug the included AC Power Adapter into the back of the HomeDock HD Base, and the other end into 1. any available AC power outlet. Plugging in your HomeDock HD will turn it on and start the boot-up process, which may take a few minutes.
Plug an S-Video cable (available separately) into the back of the HomeDock HD Base. 2.
Connect the other end of the S-Video cable to the corresponding S-Video input on your TV. 3.
Plug the appropriate audio cable (available separately) into either the Digital Audio Output or RCA 4. Audio Outputs on the back of the HomeDock HD Base.
Connect the audio cable to the corresponding input on your TV or home stereo. Be sure to note which 5. inputs you are using.
Turn on your TV and/or home stereo and then select the correct input(s) for HomeDock HD. At this 6. time, you’ll see a screen on your TV with a DLO logo and a small box of moving squares until your HomeDock HD has finished booting up. Once complete, a “No iPod Connected” screen will appear.
Dock your iPod, allowing it to pivot back and rest securely against the HomeDock HD support stand. 7. Once your iPod has initialized, use the included RF Remote Control to browse and select your iPod content on TV. See On-Screen Navigation [pg.10].
Viewing the Video Content of your iPod touch
If you have not yet updated your iPod touch firmware to version 2.1 or later, you will need to change the Auto-Lock setting to Never in order to enjoy video content from your iPod touch on your HomeDock HD. To do so, please follow these steps:
Before docking your iPod to your HomeDock HD, enter the Settings Menu on your iPod touch.1.
In the Settings Menu, select General.2.
In the General Menu, select Auto-Lock.3.
Set Auto-Lock to 4. Never, then dock your iPod touch to enjoy video with your HomeDock HD.
NOTE: If you have updated your iPod touch firmware to version 2.1 or later, unlocking is not required.
Unlocking is only necessary for iPod touch with versions prior to 2.1.
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