JBL on stage micro Mode D'emploi page 5

troubleshooting your jbl on stage micro
JBL On Stage Micro Specifications
Frequency Range:
70Hz – 20kHz
Power Consumption:
10W maximum
Power Input:
6V/1.5A
JBL On Stage Micro Transducer:
(2) 1 Full range per channel
Dimensions:
Diameter – 6 (150mm)
Height – 1-3/4 (38mm)
System Weight:
2.22 lb (1.01kg)
Battery:
Size – AAA
Type – Alkaline, NiMh
DO NOT MIX BATTERY TYPES.
DO NOT MIX CHARGED AND
PARTIALLY CHARGED BATTERIES.
BATTERIES WILL NOT RECHARGE
WHILE IN JBL ON STAGE MICRO.
If you have any questions or need further assistance, please visit www.jbl.com.
These specifications are subject to change without notice.
Symptom
Troubleshooting
No sound from the JBL
On Stage Micro speaker
system.
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Possible Problem
No power to the system.
Power adapter plug is not
inserted correctly.
No volume or low volume.
Input source is low.
Low or drained batteries.
iPod paused.
iPod paused (battery only
mode).
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Solution
Ensure that the power supply is connected to a live
power source and properly connected to JBL On Stage
Micro. Note: When JBL On Stage Micro is
powered, a green power LED on the JBL On Stage
Micro should light up.
Touch the volume "Up" (+) pad on the volume control
to unmute and/or increase the system volume level.
Note: Touching the volume "Down" (–) pad lowers
the system volume. Touching both the (+) and (–)
volume control pads at the same time will mute the
system.
Increase the volume level on the audio source device.
Replace the batteries.
Press the Play button on the iPod or remote control.
Note: If the iPod is paused more than ten minutes,
press the JBL On Stage Micro Power button to turn
the unit back on. Press either (+) or (–) to unmute.