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321 Studios AVR360 connecting an iPod using the arcam irdock

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connecting an iPod using the arcam irdock

e combination of the AVr360 and Arcam’s optional

irDock or drDock accessory provides a great platform

for your iPod.

Connect the irDock as shown, power on the irDock,

slot in your iPod and select iPod as the source. note that

the default input is VCr but this can be changed in the

general Setup menu.

navigating through music and podcasts on your iPod is

simple using the Cr102 remote, with text appearing on

the AVr360 display.

More information is given in the irDock quick start

guide (or drDock quick start guide) supplied with

these accessory units.

Contents

Main safety important safety instructions z zz class ii product Page Page welcome contents Professional installation? diY setup? before you begin Placing the unit Power Standby power interconnect cables Radio interference Trademark acknowledgements Arcam is a registered trademark of A & r Cambridge Ltd. rear panel connectors audio/video connections general Making connections HdMi connectors important notes about component/Rgb video inputs and outputs Zone2 connectors S-Video and composite connectors component/Rgb video connectors digital audio connectors analogue audio inputs McH input analogue pre-amplifier outputs Front panel auX input Front panel PHoneS socket Page BD/SAT Connection guide blu-ray disc (bd) / dVd player < Satellite receiver cd player connecting an iPod using the arcam irdock FM aM dab radio connectors aerial connectors other connectors data connectors drdock/irdock RS232 serial connector network connector speakers Front left and right centre Surround left and right connecting speakers Link MUST be removed bi-amping the Front left & Right speakers using external power ampliers connecting subwoofers operating your aVR360 Switching on Standby To switch on from standby Front panel display using Zone2 STANDBY Z2 50 DOLBY TRUEHD 5.1 FOLLOW Z1 Z2 50 DOLBY TRUEHD 5.1 extended front panel menu Restore to factory defaults front panel Power Volume aux Phones remote control using the remote control notes on batteries: < < < < useful information backlight Power led blinks Timeouts and unassigned keys low voltage indicator controlling other devices Method 1 (direct code setup) < What if i still cant control my device? < < iPod commands network commands Page Page Page Page essential setup Speaker types Speaker distances Speaker levels auto speaker setup < < < < < < < < < < setup menus entering Setup mode unstable oSd menu or picture display? navigating the setup menu using the remote control input config. < general Setup auto Setup Spkr Types Spkr distance Spkr levels Video inputs Video outputs important points to remember: Mode For Stereo sources: Zone Settings network introduction Modes for digital sources Modes for analogue sources decoding modes dolby Pro logic iix dolby Pro logic dTS neo:6 Multi-channel source modes decoding modes Dolby volume Settings Volume leveller calibration oset Page tuner Tuning/channel Selection FM/aM analogue radio dab digital radio internet radio network/usb < < < < < Favourites Selecting the playback source uSb playback internet radio stations multi-room set up Zone2 Video outputs audio outputs Speaker outputs Page code learning < < < < example: To copy the text hold function from a TV remote onto the ( key of your cR102 Shifted learning customising the CR102 example: To deassign the Macro associated with the h key Volume punch-through example: To cancel volume punch-through for a TV (aV mode) To completely cancel all volume punch- through settings example: To restore default volume punch- through settings to all device Modes key Mover Mode Mover example: To use the z key to control a second TV To restore a moved device Mode key to its original state locking/unlocking a specific device Mode < Device codes Command summary direct code setup library search code blink back trouble- shooting Page specications continual improvement policy product guarantee Worldwide guarantee The warranty covers: claims under guarantee Problems?