Radio Shack 1200768 Users manual

T H E P E R F O R M A N C E Y O U N E E D

Wireless FM Transmitter

for iPod® or iPhone

Please read this user’s guide before using your new transmitter.

User’s Guide 1200768

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Package contents

 FM Transmitter

 User’s Guide

 USB Cable

 Quick Start

Features

 Listen to your iPod/iPhone music through your FM radio.

 Charge your iPod/iPhone while the music plays.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

Connect and operate this product BEFORE operating your vehicle. Pay attention to the road. Attempting to drive and operate your transmitter at the same time can cause a serious trafﬁc accident! Please drive responsibly.

1 Connect the transmitter

Plug the FM transmitter into the iPod/iPhone and begin playing music. The FM transmitter powers on and displays the last used frequency.

n Notes:

 The transmitter draws power from your

iPod/iPhone so make sure it is charged before use.

 If your FM transmitter does not power on

after connecting to the iPod/iPhone, press

on your iPod/iPhone twice.

 The protective case of the iPod/iPhone

may need to be removed in order to fully connect the FM transmitter.

2 Tune your transmitter

To save frequencies

1. Press + or - to ﬁnd the desired frequency.

2. Press and hold M until M1 ﬂashes.

3. Press + or - to select the desired memory location then

press and hold M to store the memory location.

4. Repeat steps 1-3 to save a frequency in M2 and M3.

Select a saved frequency

 Press M once, M1 and its frequency appear.

 Press M twice, M2 and its frequency appear.

 Press M three times, M3 and its frequency appear.

3 Tune your radio

Tune your FM radio to the frequency displayed on the transmitter.

4 Listen to music

Use your iPod/iPhone to ﬁnd a song, and use the volume controls on the radio to adjust the volume.

n Notes:

 The volume control on your iPod/iPhone does not control the

sound on the radio.

 Due to different radio set and antenna position in the vehicles,

the best position to use the FM transmitter in each vehicles may be different. However, the rule of thumb is to put the FM transmitter close to the antenna.

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