Turn On the iSee Power, Plug In Headphones | ATO 360i instruction

Section 2. Setting Up Your iSee

Plug In Headphones

To allow you to listen to music or video, plug your iPod’s headphones into the iSee headphone jack.

Plug the iPod Headphones Into the iSee

Step 5: Turn On the iSee Power

Press the on/off button to turn on the iSee. The on/off LED is illuminated, and you see the iSee logo in the iSee viewing screen, followed by the main menu.

Turn On the iSee

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ATO 360i user manual Turn On the iSee Power, Plug In Headphones, Plug the iPod Headphones Into the iSee

Contents

ISee User’s Manual Edition May 4 Copyright Licenses and Trademarks Contents Table of Contents Returning Your iSee Page Meet the iSee Getting StartedGetting iSee Information What You Can Do With the ISee What You Need to Use the iSee Supported iPods PC Requirements Front View Control How to Use ItISee 360i Controls Top View AccessoriesStandard iSee 360i Accessories IPod mini IPod nano IPod video Adapter Optional AccessoriesISee Standard Dock Precautions Page Setting Up Your iSee Load the Battery in the iSee Open the Battery Compartment Load the iSee Battery Charge the iSee Battery for 2 Hours First Charge the iSee BatteryInstall iSee files on your iPod Enabling iPod Disk Use If Asked to Restart Your Computer Installation OptionsDisabling iTunes Auto-Launch ISee Installer Window Insert the iSee Software Disc Connect Your iPod to the Computer ITunes, Disable Auto-Launch and Enable iPod Disk Use Setting Up Your iSee Insert Your iPod in the iSee Inserting a Standard iPod Into the iSee Using an Adapter with the iPod mini, nano, or video Plug the iPod Headphones Into the iSee Turn On the iSee PowerPlug In Headphones Turn On the iSee Don’t disconnect the iPod while it displays this Final StepView the Main Menu Battery Charging and the On/Off LED Battery Life and Battery ChargingUsing the Battery Level Indicator Shutting Down the iSee Emergency Shutdown and Reset Removing the iPod Removing an iPod or an adapter Control Panel How to Use It Button Using the iSeeUsing the iSee Control Panel Using the iSee Main Menu, Scroll Left and Right Or Browse Up or Down Viewing the Main ScreenNavigating the iSee Menus Navigating a Settings Menu System Setting How to Use It Control System Setting How to Use It Control Playing Videos Changing Audio Volume Video Settings Changing Video SettingsOnscreen Indicators Video Setting How to Use It With channel surf on Press Right Video Browse Settings Video Browse How to Use It Setting Listening to Music Changing Music Settings Music Settings Music Setting How to Use It Song List Settings Song List How to Use It Setting Viewing Photos and Slide Shows Adding Background Music to a Slide Show Changing Photo Settings Photo Settings Photo Setting How to Use It Changing System Settings System Setting How to Use It Changing Mosaic Settings System Setting How to Use It Mosaic Mode How to Use It Setting Video Recording Setup Recording Video Video Recording to the iPod Recording Video Recorded Video File Size If You’re Using a CamcorderRecording from Battery Power Changing the Record Settings Record Setting How to Use It Viewing with the Standard Dock Page Three Ways to Use iPod Using iPod Play-Through ModeHow iTunes and iSee Share Your iPod Using iPod Play-through Using iPod Play-Through Mode Using iPod Play-Through Mode Page About VidiScape Software Page Maintenance and Troubleshooting Frequently Asked Questions Maintenance and Troubleshooting ISee Firmware Finding the Firmware Version Updating iSee Firmware Viewing Release Notes Troubleshooting TipsProblem Solution Problem Solution Page Communication and Interface Appendix a SpecificationsMechanical Specifications Encoding and Decoding WAV Video and Audio Page Packing Your iSee Appendix B Technical SupportReturning Your iSee Shipping Your iSee to ATO Appendix C Warranty Appendix C Warranty Index Index Record setting tv-out, 48 volume, 48 registration Index VidiScape, 13, 55 ISee 360i User’s Manual ISee 360i User’s Manual Advanced Technology Office, LLC