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Soundfreaq Sound Stack SFQ-03A manual

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    SFQ-03 Sound Stack[...]

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    The exclamation point within an equilater al triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instruc tions in the literature accompanying the applianc e. Safety Information W ARNINGS: .1. The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equila teral triangle is intended to alert the user[...]

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    .2. Fo r co m p a t i bi l i t y b e t w e e n th e S F Q - 0 3 s y st e m and a not her de vic e with B lue too th tec hno log y , consu lt th e devic e's do cume ntat ion an d deal er . In s ome c ou nt ri es, t he re may b e re st ri c tio ns o n us in g B lu et o ot h de v ic es . Ch ec k wi t h you r l oc a l authorities. Bluetooth is a r[...]

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    .3. 15 cm (5- 15 / 16 ") 15 cm (5- 15 / 16 ") 10 cm (3- 15 / 16 ") 15 cm (5- 15 / 16 ") 15 cm (5- 15 / 16 ") 15 cm (5- 15 / 16 ") Front View: Side View: Fron t side Back side QDID: B018369 CAUTION - Proper Installation  Install the system in a place which is level, dry and neither too hot nor too cold. The appropria[...]

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    .4. Getting Started Package Cont ents Installing/Replacing the Batteries Connecting the AC Adapt er Using the Remote Contr ol Syst em Overview Fr ont V iew Back View Remote Control Selecting the S ound Source Playing back fr om iPad/iPhone/iP od Setting an iPod on the Unit Listening to an iP o d Charging an iP od Playing back via Bluetooth Download[...]

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    .5. Package C ontents Examine whether the following package contents are all included: Main Unit Remote Control FM Antenna Getting Star ted + C 2025 3V R  It is loaded on the remote control at the factory . Lithium Coin Battery CR2025 Installing/Replacing the Batteries CAUTION: Dan ger of ex plo sio n if b atte r y is inco rre c tly r epl aced. [...]

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    .6. Connecting the A C Adapter W ARNING! For optimal per formance, use only the supplied AC adapter .  Ensure that power supply outlet matches with the un it AC' s i npu t 100 -24 0V~ , 50/ 60H z before connection. Plug the AC adapter only after all other connections are completed. 1. Inser t the Switch Mode Power Supply in to 20V/4.47A DC [...]

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    .7. Using the Remote C ontrol Using the remote c ontrol  Remove the insulation sheet before using for the first time.  Aim the remote control at the IR sensor on the fron t l en s wit hi n an ap pr oxim ate distance of 7m (23 feet) awa y. IR Sensor Storing the remote c ontrol A remote control storage area is designed on the back of the unit. [...]

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    1. SOURCE button T oggle among i Pod , AUX, Opt ica l a nd Bluetooth modes. 2. (Previous) / (Next) button Skip to the previous/next track in iPod and Bluetooth modes. 3. (Play/Pause) button Press to pla y or pause a track. 4. P AIR button Put the system int o Bluetooth mode . 5. Indicators Lights when the UQ3 is activated . Lights in iPod mode Ligh[...]

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    .9. 1. (On/Standby) button Swi tch b et wee n s ta nd by mo de an d power-on mode. 2. DOCK button Switch to iP od mode. 3. Bluetooth button Switch to Bluetooth mode . 4. P AIR button Put the system int o Bluetooth mode . 5. OPTIC AL button Switch to optical mode. 6. AUX button Switch to A UX mode. 7. (Previous) / (Next) button Skip to the previous/[...]

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    .10. Pla ying back from iP ad/iPhone/iP od Setting an iPod on the Unit  Compatible iP od models are including: M ost App le i Pod mo del s wi th 3 0-p in d ock conn ec tors as fol lows : iPad, i Pod na no 6 th generation, iP od nano 5th generation (video cam era) , iPod n ano 4t h ge ner atio n (v ide o), iPod nano 3rd generation (video), iPod n[...]

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    .11. Notes for Caring Y our iPod:  The connector plug is protected with a cover when it is first purchased. Please remove the cover bef ore operating the unit.  Do not carr y the unit with iPod connec ted. Y ou might drop it down or it might cause damages to the connector part.  Do not touch or hit the iPod terminal pins or the connec tor [...]

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    .12. Notes:  If your mobile phone suppor ts A2DP protocol, its music will play through the unit.  Y ou can make a Bluetooth connection with a mobile phone, an iPhone/iPad/iP od touch or any other Bluetooth-enabled devices . 1. Press the " " button to power on the unit.  Th e pair i ndica tor is so lid on w hen the u nit is powere[...]

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    .13.  The pair indicator starts blinking quickly to indicate that the unit and your device have put into the connection mode.  When a Bluetooth connection is established successfully , the indicator will be solid on. 5. Selec t Bluetooth mode by repeatedly pressing the SOURCE button on the unit or pressing the Bluetooth button on remote con t[...]

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    .14. Listening to T uner Listening to a Station Note: Pos iti on the anten na as fa r a way a s pos sib le fro m t he AC ada pte r , a TV , o r oth er radiation source . 1. Plu g t he sup pli ed FM anten na into the FM.ANT jack located on the back of unit. 2. Press the " " button to power on the system. 3. Selec t tuner mode with the SOUR[...]

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    .15. 1. T urn the unit power on. 2. S et the volume to the minimum position. 3. S elect A UX mode with the A UX button on the remote control or the SOUR CE button on the unit. 4. Star t playback on the external device. 5. Adjust the volume level to the level that you want to listen to . 1. T urn the unit power on. 2. S et the volume to the minimum [...]

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    .16. Optimizing Sound Quality "U-Cubed" is an proprietar y technology designed to create an ultra wide stereo sound field in digital music syst ems. With exceptional natural sound reproduction of high definition and fidelity , we create a listening experience where you feel lik e your speak ers are separated much more than they are. T o a[...]

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    .17. • Remove and reconnect the AC po wer plug and turn on the system again. The system does not react when the buttons are pressed. • The system enters the sa ving energy mode. The unit does not c onnect with any audio source f or more than 20 minutes. T urn on the system again and play back an audio source. The system is suddenly powered off [...]

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    .18. External DC IN (for AC adapter), AUX IN DC 20 V 4.47 A (External DC IN) Input: AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz Output: DC 20 V 4.47 A 440mm (W) * 162mm (H) * 190mm (D) 3.18Kg Model Type Support Bluetooth Support Profile Bluetooth 1.2, 2.0 and 2.1 compliant Sound Stack A2DP Input Sensitivity/Impedance AUX Input 1200 mV Tuner Band Tuning Range Frequency St[...]

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