Enjoying Your I-Sonic; Using The Console Buttons - Polk Audio I-Sonic Manual Del Usuario

Enjoying
Your I-Sonic
Using The
Console Buttons
On top of the I-Sonic Digital Audio System (DAS) you will see a
button array. The following list describes each button's function:
1. Power ( )Button. Toggles the power between
"On" and "Standby."
2. VOLUME +/- Buttons. Increases/decreases the volume level.
Also takes the I-Sonic DAS out of "Mute" if it's engaged.
3. SNOOZE/MUTE Button.
During normal operation: Mutes the sound of any source.
When alarm is sounding: Turns off alarm for 10 minutes.
When in "Standby:" Changes the display brightness.
4. SOURCE Button. Selects the source you want to play:
AM, FM, iPod, or Aux.
5. SETTINGS Button. Adjusts bass level, treble level,
display brightness, sleep timer and Aux input gain.
6. TUNE MODE Button. Switches between Tune, Seek
and Preset tuning modes (see pp.12-13).
7. STORE Button. Saves stations into the next
available preset (see p.13).
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SNOOZE / MUTE
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VOLUME VOLUME
TIME
STORE
SET
TUNE
MODE
SETTINGS
8. Pause (
iPod or iPhone operation.
9. Adjust (
during I-Sonic system operation.
10. Play ( ) Button. Plays a track during
iPod or iPhone operation.
11. TIME SET Button. Sets the time (see p.15).
12. ALARM SET Button. Sets the alarm (see p.16).
13. ALARM ON/OFF Button. Turns the alarm on or off.
Note: When the alarm is on, the display will show
the alarm icon (
14. Headphone Jack. When headphones are plugged
into this jack, the MAIN SPEAKERS will be muted.
15. Dock. The dock has a universal well and requires
the appropriate iPod or iPhone adapter. Use the
adapter that came with your device or use the
one included in the box specific to your iPod
or iPhone model (see p. 8).
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SOURCE
ALARM
SET
ALARM
ON/OFF
) Button. Pauses a track during
II
) Buttons. Changes selections
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