User manual HARMAN KARDON TD212

[. . . ] A grounding-type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong. The wide blade or the third prong is provided for your safety. If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet. Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched, particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus. [. . . ] Carry the unit by its stainless-steel arch handle to enjoy the ultimate portable soundstage. Connected to your iPhone/iPod (not included), MP3 player or other music source, the system will provide clean, powerful sound while also charging your iPhone/iPod. The remote control provides complete control of your music experience. Enjoy the pinnacle of portable audio performance with the Harman Kardon Go + Play Micro system ­ it will kick your listening experience into the future. Advanced Technology The Harman Kardon Go + Play Micro system combines many proprietary technologies to provide the highest-quality sound. It provides astonishing bass and clear, accurate sound from any direction. The four Odyssey and one AtlasTM transducers are driven by powerful neodymium magnets, and Odyssey tweeters provide accurate high frequencies. COE (Computer-Optimized Equalization) The Harman Kardon Go + Play Micro system equalization is computer-optimized to provide a rich, complete soundstage. OCT (Optimized Compression Topology) The Harman Kardon Go + Play Micro loudspeaker utilizes a proprietary compression technology to ensure clean, accurate sound at high output levels. Compatibility The Harman Kardon Go + Play Micro system is a universal dock for iPhone/iPod (not included). iPhone 3Gs, iPhone 3G, iPhone, iPod nano 5th generation, iPod nano 4th generation, iPod nano 3rd generation, iPod touch, iPod classic, iPod nano 2nd generation, iPod 5th generation and iPod nano 1st generation are supported devices. Video and still-image playback requires a compatible iPod that supports video browsing. The additional stereo mini jack connection allows high-quality audio enjoyment from a variety of devices such as the iPod shuffle, MP3 and CD players, desktop computers (all platforms), laptops and satellite radio. Unpacking Carefully unpack your speaker system and identify all its components: Remote Volume controls ­ Just a touch increases, decreases or mutes the volume. Music controls ­ Manage the music lists on your iPhone/iPod with the Play/Pause, Next Track, Previous Track, Menu, Scroll Up and Scroll Down controls. Harman Kardon Go + Play Micro unit Power supply Remote control 3 English General Setup Unpack the Harman Kardon Go + Play Micro System and Its Power Supply on the back of the unit and then into a wall outlet 1. Plug the adapter into the 24V DC IN port 2. iTunes will synchronize with the iPhone/iPod. Watching Video or Photos from an iPhone/iPod The Harman Kardon Go + Play Micro system features a video output port. This feature allows viewing of videos or still images with a compatible iPhone or iPod 1. Connect the Harman Kardon Go + Play Micro video output port a video cable (not included). Dock an iPhone/iPod into the Harman Kardon Go + Play Micro. Play either iPhone/iPod video or photo content. to a TV or video display using 5 English Troubleshooting Symptom Possible Problem Solution Note Symptom Possible Problem Solution Note Sound Quality There is no sound coming from the Harman Kardon Go + Play Micro unit. Make sure that the wall outlet or power strip has power. Make sure that all switches for outlet/power strip are on and that all switches for the unit are on. Make sure that the iPhone/ iPod is properly docked or that the auxiliary cable is properly connected. Check the unit with a known good source. Connect the Aux In cable to the headphone jack of your iPhone/iPod. [. . . ] It is recommended that the source device EQ be set to "Flat" or "Off. " Incorrect source selection. Volume level may be too high. Harman Kardon Go + Play Micro unit emits a loud hum or buzzing noise. Ground loop. Check volume of source. Check the EQ setting on your iPhone/iPod or source device. Check input cable connection. Replace cable. [. . . ]