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USINGTHEREMOTECONTROL

USINGTHEREMOTECONTROL

The Infrared Remote Control enables you to control your iPod and access the iK501 System Menu from a convenient location. With the fully featured remote control it is easy to access all of your iPod’s music and/or video content.

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iKICK

VOL

VOL

MENU

Mute iK501 Output (Hold down to turn the iK501 on/off)

Volume Up

Volume Down

Play/Pause

Skip Forward (Hold down to Fast Forward)

Skip Backward (Hold down to Rewind)

Navigate upward through the iPod menu directory or increase values within the iK501 System Menu.

Press the up arrow while in the Aux- In Menu to enable the Aux input.

Navigate downward through the iPod menu directory or reduce values within the iK501 System Menu. Press the down arrow while in the Aux-In Menu to disable the Aux input.

Navigate toward iPod root directory. Hold down to enter the iK501 System Menu.

Navigate within the iK501 System Menu. Treble>Bass>Aux-In

Make selections and enter sub- directories within the iPod.

Use the enter button to exit the iK501 System Menu.

CONNECTINGEXTERNALDEVICES

To connect an external video display to the iK501, make sure the video output is enabled on your iPod device. Connect a standard RCA composite video cable from the composite video output on the back of the iK501 to the RCA video input on your external video display. See Figure 3. This is a pass-through connection. If there are any problems with your external video display, refer to the iPod device manual or the instructions packaged with your external video display.

To connect an external audio device to the iK501, enable Aux-In mode with the rotary control as described in the Auxiliary Input section on the previous page. Connect your line level device to the 1/8” stereo input on the back of the iK501 with the included auxiliary cable. See Figure 2. If the sound is distorted, you may be overdriving the auxiliary input. Try turning down the external device until the sound is no longer distorted. Note: 1st – 3rd Generation iPods require the use of the auxiliary input for audio playback.

PERFORMANCE

Model:

iK501

 

 

 

Speaker Design

2

- Way

Woofer Size, in (mm)

5

(127)

Tweeter Size, in (mm)

3/4 (20)

Tweeter Design

Silk Dome

Passive Radiator Size, in (mm)

6

X

6 (152 X 152)

RMS Power, Watts @ 1% Total Harmonic Distortion

2

X

20

Effective Frequency Range, Hz

50-20K

Power Supply, Volts (Ampere)

22 (2.7)

Height, in (mm)

8.5

(216)

Width, in (mm)

19.2 (488)

Depth, in (mm)

8.4

(214)

Weight, lb (kg)

9.2

(4.2)

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Kicker iK501 manual Usingtheremotecontrol, Connectingexternaldevices, Performance, Model, iKICK