Oregon Scientific IB368 important safety instructions Video Connection, Transmitter Dock Line-Out

2.Plug the other end of the cable (stereo connector) to the transmitter dock AUX-in jack.

3.The iPod docked to the transmitter dock is selected as the audio source by default. To switch to the secondary audio source during playback, press and

hold the iBall speaker button for 3 seconds.

TIP Before switching to the secondary audio source,

press the button on the iPod or speaker to pause playback. This allows you to resume playback of the same track when switching back to the iPod as the primary audio source.

The color of iBall speaker’s LCD backlight, which is blue when the playback source is the iPod, changes to green. appears to indicate the switch to the secondary audio source. Music from the external source is played back from both the secondary audio source speakers and the iBall speaker. Settings such as volume, and treble and bass remain unchanged.

4.To switch back to the iPod (which is either paused

or playing music), press the speaker button once.

NOTE Functions of the secondary audio source cannot be controlled or adjusted by the speaker.

NOTE Each time the speaker and iPod are powered on, the iPod becomes the default audio source even though a secondary audio source is connected to the transmitter dock.

VIDEO CONNECTION

The iPod with color display provides the option of not only music playback but also the ability to view photos stored on the device through a video output device such as a TV.

TRANSMITTER DOCK LINE-OUT

1.Use a red-white-yellow audio-video cable and connect the red-white-yellow connectors to the line- in jacks of the output device.

2.Plug the other end of the cable (stereo connector) to the transmitter dock line-out jack.

3.From the iPod with color display, choose whether to view photos individually or as a slideshow and if the output device comes with speakers, select music to playback.

TRANSMITTER DOCK S-VIDEO AND LINE-OUT The transmitter dock has an S-Video output jack to accommodate output devices such as TVs that have an S-Video connector. Using S-Video is recommended over composite video because S-Video provides sharper, better quality images than composite video.

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