User manual KEYSPAN TVI-200C QUICK START

[. . . ] Next, connect the stereo cable's dual RCA connectors to your stereo/ speakers. Video: The S-Video jack allows connection to a TV for LINE OUT viewing slideshows and video on your televi[audio] sion (if your iPod supports these features). Connect one end of an S-Video cable (not included in the TVI-200C Package) to the S-VIDEO OUT port on the TuneView nect the other end to your TV. S-VIDEO OUT [video] SYNC/POWER [USB] Dock and then con- Step 2 - Connect The USB Cable/Power Supply To Your Dock Connect one end of the USB cable to the SYNC/POWER port on the TuneView Dock. [. . . ] Firmware Note: TuneView Remote requires your iPod to have the latest firmware. If your firmware is out of date, the TuneView Remote will report "This iPod needs its firmware updated to use it with TuneView" Step 6 - Finishing Up The TuneView LCD screen will now display TuneView's Main Menu screen (see image). Your TuneView for iPod is ready for use!You can now use the remote to browse your iPod contents. For more details on how to use the remote and information about its buttons, proceed to the next sections in this Quick Start. Language Note: The TuneView Remote menu system can be displayed in English (default setting), Spanish, French, and German. This is set in the Setup screen under the TuneView's Main Menu (navigate to Main Menu > Setup > ). Using TuneView Within 75 feet of the dock you will typically find that the RF signal between the dock and the remote is strong (even when the signal is passing through 1-3 residential walls). In this area it will not matter which direction you are facing when using the TuneView remote. Beyond 75 feet, if the signal is passing through 1 or more walls, you may find that you need to point the TuneView remote in the general direction of the TuneView dock in order to obtain good performance. * Range of 150 feet or more is obtained in open space. Pg 2 Page 3 - TuneView for iPod Quick Start TuneView Buttons The following describes the buttons on the TuneView Remote: You will use these buttons to navigate the TuneView interface. Up / Down Arrows Select Play/Pause Menu Volume Up / Down Next Track [Fast Forward] Previous Track [Rewind] Wizard button Use to scroll up/down menus Use to select a choice Use to play/pause current selection Use to return to previous menu Use to change volume Press once to go to next track/chapter Press and Hold to fast forward Press once to go to previous track/chapter Press and Hold to rewind The Wizard button will display a dynamic/ contextual menu based on what you are currently doing. While browsing songs, the Wizard menu will let you jump to the beginning, middle, or end of a list. The Wizard button can also be used as a shortcut to access Mute and to show the current playing song's details (Song Display). Playing and Selecting Songs / Audiobooks / Podcasts To play songs using the TuneView remote, use the Up and Down arrow keys to navigate the TuneView Main Menu. Press the Select button to enter a menu and select again to begin playing a song. At this point, you can use the Play/Pause button to play or pause the current selection. You can also use the Menu button to navigate to another menu (the Menu button is similar to the MENU button on your iPod ). Playing and Selecting Videos Playing and selecting videos is similar to playing and selecting songs. When you play a video, your video will be displayed on your TV (via the Dock's S-Video connection) and your video's details will Pg 3 Page 4 - TuneView for iPod Quick Start be shown on the remote. [. . . ] Step 3 - Pair/Sync Remote To Dock On the TuneView Remote, press any button. The animated red lighting bolt will disappear when communication has been established with the dock. If you have any problems with this process, contact Keyspan support (see details below). [. . . ]