Jensen JIMS-260I manual

WA L L M O U N T A B L E DOCKING MUSIC SYSTEM WITH CD FOR iPod and iPhone USER MANUAL JiMS-260i (iPod/iPhone No t Included) PLEASE READ THIS USER MANUAL COM PLETEL Y BEFORE OPERA TING THIS UNIT AND RET AIN THIS BOO KLET FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.[...]

1 DEAR JENSEN® CUSTOMER Selecting fine audio equipment such as the unit you'v e just purchas ed is only the sta rt of your mus ical en joym en t. Now i t's tim e to cons ider how you can maxim ize the fun and excitement your equipment offers. This manufact urer and the Electronic Industries Association's Cons umer Electronics Gro up[...]

2 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS When used in th e directed manner, this unit has been desig ned and manufactured to ensure your per sonal safety. Howev er, improper use can r esult in potential electrical s hock or fire hazards. Pl ease read all safety and operating instructio ns carefully bef ore installation and use, and keep these in structions [...]

CAUTION 3 CAUTION Note: This product complies with DHHS Rule 21 Subchapter J at date of manufacture. Follow the advice below for safe and appropriate operation. ON PROTECTION AGA INST L ASER ENERGY EXPOSURE o As the laser beam used in this compact disc player is harm f ul to the eyes, do not attempt to disassemble the casing. o Stop operation immed[...]

4 • UNP ACK A LL P ARTS AND REMOVE PROTECTIVE MA TERIAL. PRECAUTION FOR USE • DO NOT CONNECT THE UNIT TO THE MAINS BEFORE CHECKING THE MAINS VOL T A GE A ND ALL OTHER CONNECTIONS HA VE BEEN MADE. • DO NOT COVER A NY VENTS A ND M AKE SURE THA T THERE IS A SP ACE OF SEVERA L CENTIMETERS A ROUND THE UNIT FOR VENTILA TION. • Places exposed to d[...]

5 PROTECT YOUR FURNITURE This model is equipp ed with non-skid rubb er 'feet' to prevent th e product from moving w hen you operate the contr ols. These 'feet' are made f rom non-mig rating rubber mat erial specially formulated to av oid leaving any marks or st ains on your furniture. How ever certain types of oil based furnitur[...]

INSTALLA TION FOR TABLE TOP USE Attach the sta nd to the main u nit as s hown i n figure 1a belo w. Attac h the s tands to the speakers as shown in f igure 1b below . F i g . 1 a F i g . 1 b FOR WALL MOUNTING 1) Detach t he stands from both speakers and from the main unit . 2) Use t he supplied wall-mounting template to ma ke anch or hole marks on [...]

1. Function Selection Button 2. Volume+ Butto n 3. Volume- Button 4. Power On/Stand by Button 5. Left S peaker 6. CD Door 7. Sleep Button 8. T imer Button 9. CD Program; FM S tation Me mory Set; Clock Adjust Button 10. CD/iPod Play Mode Sele ction; FM Memory Down 11. Remot e Infrared Sensor 12. Right S peaker 13. Play/Pause Button; FM M emory Up Bu[...]

Remote Control 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. Infra-red Transmitter Power On/Standby Button Function Selection Button iPod Menu Button CD/iPod Skip/Search Backward Button; FM Radio Tuning- ; Clock/Timer adjust down iPod Enter Button Timer Button Sleep Button CD Program; FM Station Memory Set; Clock adjust Button Batt[...]

GETTING ST ARTED SPEAKER CONNECTION Unpack the unit caref ully . The speaker w ires are already attached to main unit . Handle with car e to avoid da maging the wi res. Place the left speaker on the left side of the main unit and place the ri ght speaker on the right side of the main unit. AN TE N N A C ON N EC T IO N FM: Untie and fully extend the[...]

NOTE: Only use a w ell-known brand of cell b attery to ensure the l ongest life and best performanc e. BA TTER Y CA RE i. If the uni t is not use d for an exten ded period of time, remov e the batt ery . An old or leakin g batter y can cause dam age to the un it and may vo id the warrant y . ii. Do not dis pose batter ies in fire. Batt eries may l [...]

3.) To a utomatically search for stations wi th s trong signals, press and hold either the or button until the freque ncy read out on display beg ins to scan then release th e button. The tuner wi ll stop on the first strong stati on signal it fin ds. 4.) Adjust the so und level by pr essing the VOLUME + / - buttons. 5.) Press the TIMER butto n to [...]

LISTENING TO iPod/iPhone CONNECTING If the docking port will not be used for an extended perio d of time, it is recommended t o cover the docking port by using the “Dock Cover (i ncluded)”. 1. ) Use the iPod adapter included with your iPod and insert it into the docking area. No Adaptor is required if you use an iP hone. Your iPod / iPhone ca n[...]

VIDEO OUT FROM THE iPod/iPhone 1. You can co nnect this unit to a telev ision or other vi deo display that has a composite v ideo input. 2. Securely dock your iPhone or iPod w ith video. 3. Connect on e end of an RCA ca ble (not included) to r ear RCA video jack on the unit. 4. Connect th e other end of the RCA ca ble to VIDEO IN of televi sion or [...]

Normal Playback After loadi ng the disc, the disc will begin spinni ng and the total n umber of the tracks on the disc will be shown on the di spl ay for a while. Then th e CD Player wi ll automatically play the CD st art from the first track and the di splay will show the playback time o f the current track. NOTE: If there is no disc in the unit o[...]

15 Programmed CD Playback The CD player can be programmed t o play any sequence o f up to 20 track s. In CD mode, 1. Load a comp act disc into th e CD compart ment. 2. After load the disc, press the STOP button be fore starting the prog ramming. 3. Press PROG button, “MEM” “01 :--“ indicate s and flashes on the display for 30 seconds. 4. Pr[...]

5). Press th e TIMER but ton to confirm , wake up source flashing. Press the or button to sel ect a source you w ant to wake to . 6). Press the TIMER bu tton t o confirm , Press th e or button s to set the wake volume level. 7). Press TIMER button to confirm , Note: W hen “ W ake to Radio” is selected, ma ke sure the radio statio n you want to [...]

17 4. To select aux iliary audio input, press the FUNCTION bu tton to sele ct “AUX” mode. 5. The volume level ca n now be controlled thr ough the main unit. Operate all other func tions on th e auxiliar y devic e as u sual. Note: (1) If t he Line Ou t Jac k of your e xterna l device is conne cted, th en you on ly need to adjust the v olume cont[...]

18 • When c leanin g the dis c, wipe in strai ght line s from th e center of the di sc to th e edge of the disc. N ever wipe in circul ar motions. • T o remove a disc from its storage case, press down on the center of the case and li ft the disc outs, holding it carefully by the edges. • Fingerp rints a nd dust s hould b e carefull y wiped of[...]

19 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE Sy mpto m Possible Problem Soluti on The u nit do es no t respond (no power). AC Adaptor is not plugged into a wall outlet or the connector i s not plugged into the power supply j ack on the back of the unit. Plug the AC adaptor int o a wall outlet and p lug the connector in to the supply jack on the unit . Wall outlet is n[...]

20 SPECIFICAT IONS Power Requirement Main Unit AC-DC adaptor Input: AC 120V~ 60Hz Output: DC10V / 20 00mA Remote Control 1 x 3V CR2025 Lithi um Bat tery Frequency Range R a d i o FM 87.5 - 108 MHz, 0.1 MHz tuning step “Made for iPod” and “Made for iPhone” mean that an el ectronic accesso ry has been designe d to connect specifically to iPod[...]

21 90 DA Y L IMITED W A RRANT Y A ND SER VICE V ALID IN THE U.S.A ONL Y SPECTRA MERC HANDISING INT ERNA T IONAL, INC. warrants this unit to be free f rom defec tive materials or f actory work manship f or a period of 90 days from the date of original c ustomer purchase and pro vided the product is utilized within the U.S. A. This warrant y is not a[...]