Getting Started
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Control Locator | Unit Controls | |
1. | LCD Touch Screen | 9. AC Power Cord |
2. | Speakers | 10. Speaker Switch |
3. | Light Control Button | 11. External Speaker Jacks |
4.CD Slot
5.Media Server Power Button
6.Main Power Button
7.USB Ports
8.Touch Screen Power Button
Getting Started
Touchscreen Controls
Your touchscreen monitor doubles as your jukebox display, and an input device which eliminates need of a computer mouse. Selecting items on the screen is as simple as tapping them with the included stylus. For more information, please consult the included touch- screen manual.
There are several shortcut buttons added to the bottom of the iTunes screen. The diagram below shows their location followed by a descrip- tion of what each button does.
Restart - Allows you to reboot the jukebox
Close - Closes the iTunes interface and turns computer off Volume + - Increases the volume of the jukebox Volume - - Decreases the volume of the jukebox
Mute - Turns off the sound
Visual- Activates the iTunes visualizer, a display that generates exciting color patterns that move in time with your music
EQ - Direct access to the equalizer which gives you control over frequency response. Allows you to adjust bass and treble to fine tune the sound
Calibrate - Calibrates the touchscreen. Accessing this menu will allow you to adjust touch screen response. The “Lift Off” mode locks your iTunes interface in place. Turn the mode off when moving songs and content to create personal playlists and CD's
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