Mstation 2.1 Stereo Tower Guide De L'utilisateur page 7

an iPod to the docking port while your computer is plugged into the mStation Tower™
with a USB cable.
Line In Connections
To connect an audio device with a 1/8" headphone jack, insert one end of the supplied
stereo mini plug audio cable into the jack labeled "Line In" on the mStation Tower's™
Control Panel Deck. Insert the other end of the cable into the 1/8" headphone jack or audio
out jack of the audio device. Proceed to the section titled "Operations" below.
Operation mStation Tower™ and Remote Control Buttons
Once all connections have been made, your mStation Tower™ is ready to operate. All
functions are performed by using the Control Buttons on the top of the Control Panel
Deck or on the Remote Control. A description of the Control Buttons is shown below.
out of the battery tray to activate the Remote Control. Make sure that the battery tray is
completely inserted before operating the Remote .
These three buttons work with any audio source connected to the mStation Tower™:
Standby/On
POWER
blue when the unit is on. In Standby mode the status light glows amber.
Volume Down/Volume Up
PREV NEXT
VOLUME
Bass/Treble (Remote Control only)
BASS PLAY/PAUSE TREBLE
These buttons adjust the tone settings of the mStation Tower™ speakers.
The following buttons are used to control an iPod that is connected to the mStation
Tower™ docking port:
Previous/Rewind
Next/Fast Forward
Play/Pause
Pressing and holding this button turns the iPod off.
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If an iPod is connected to the mStation Tower' s ™ docking port when you plug
the USB cable into your computer, the iPod will automatically appear on your
computer' s desktop and iTunes will launch. The same will occur if you connect
When a source is connected to the Line In jack on the mStation Tower™, playback
from devices connected to the docking port is disabled. To listen to one of these
sources, you will need to remove the mini plug cable from the Line In jack.
Before using the Remote Control you must remove the factory-inserted plastic
tab designed to prevent the battery from prematurely discharging. The tab is
found at the bottom (rounded-end) of the Remote. Simply pull the entire tab
When the Main Power switch at the bottom of the mStation Tower™ is set to
ON, pressing this button toggles from Standby (no audio output or device
control) to On (speakers on and all controls functional). The status light glows
These buttons raise and lower the volume of the mStation Tower™.
Every time you turn on the unit, the volume level starts from zero.
Pressing this button once starts a song over again. Pressing this button twice
skips to the previous song. Pressing and holding this button rewinds through
the song.
Pressing this button once skips to the next song. Pressing and holding this
button fast forwards through the song.
If your iPod is turned off, pressing this button turns it on and begins play
of the last song selected. If your iPod is already on, pressing this button
begins play of the selected song. Pressing this button again pauses the song.