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OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTIONS

When the iPod mode is selected, the “iPod” logo icon will show on the display. If authentication is 

successful the unit will automatically play after approximately 

3 - 5 seconds.

While initializing, the LCD screen will display 

the word “WAIT” When completed, your iPod 

or iPhone will play back automatically.

Using the iPod Function

NOTE:
Your iPhone can only playback and charge on the iPod/
iPhone

   

Dock. If your iPhone is inserted in 

iPod Dock   , the display on your iPhone LCD screen will 
read, “This accessory is not made to work with iPhone

”.

Press SELECT button on the unit or L, R button on remote control to select “iPod 

” or “

iPod 

”  

When your selection is made “iPod L” or “iPod R” will show on the display. 

When only one of two docks is occupied, the SELECT button will not function.

When Aux mode is selected, the “Aux” icon will 

display. Use this mode to play audio devices 

through the 3.5mm jack. 

Aux Mode

Use the Volume knob to adjust the Volume. Display shows “VOL” and assigns a numerical value 

between 0 and 40 (40 is Max).

For example: “VOL 23” may display current volume level. This volume level setting will be stored 

when the unit is power off. When the unit is powered on, the unit will return to this volume setting.

Adjusting the Volume

OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTIONS

Make sure the unit is turned off in order to set the clock. 

The default clock setting is 12:00AM. If you set the clock during 

Daylight Saving Time, be sure to set the DST switch on to ensure

the proper function of the DST

 switch. When setting the clock 

during Standard time, make sure the DST switch is off.

·  Press and hold the SET

 button on the unit for three (3) seconds to set

    the year, day and time. The current year will flash as shown on this page. 

·  The year will blink first at the bottom of the LCD splay. 

  Rotate the SEARCH knob until the current year appears. 

    Press the SET button to set and confirm. 

  Repeat these steps to set the day and time. 

·  Press the SET

 button to confirm. If no knob or button is pressed for 10 

 

   seconds, the setting will return to the current clock time and exitclock mode.

  Note

: There is no AM icon on this LCD screen. When setting the clock for an  

    afternoon or evening time, make sure that the PM icon appears on the screen

·  The time setting sequence should be:  Year > Month/Date > Hour/ Minute. 
·  To exit clock setting mode, press the 

SET button.

Setting the Clock

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The easiest way to set the clock on the iMM173 is to synchronize it with the atomic clock function on 

your iPhone or iPod. This unit is equipped with a Time Sync function which automatically sets the date 

and time by synchronizing it with your iPhone or iPod, when it is placed in the dock.

1.  With the power turned ON and the power connected, the Time Sync function is automatically 

enabled as indicated by a “Sync” icon on the LCD screen.

2.  When your iPhone or iPod is placed in the 

iPod/iPhone   dock*,the unit will begin authentication.

3.  During authentication, the iMM173 will update the time and date according to your iPhone or iPod. 

The “Sync” icon will blink during this process.
To turn off the Time Sync Function, follow these instructions:

1.  Set the iMM173 into Standby mode.

2.  Press the

 SELECT / TIME SYNC

 button to turn OFF/ON 

the Time Sync function. If the Time Sync function is turned off, 

the unit will not sync the time from your iPhone or iPod, 

and the “Sync” icon will disappear on LCD.

Setting the Clock using the Time Sync Function

Note: The Time Sync function only works when your iPhone 

or iPod is docked in the iPod/iPhone

 

 

dock

Summary of Contents for IMM173

Page 1: ...Model iMM173 Instruction Manual Stereo System for Your iPhone and iPod English ...

Page 2: ...o iPod iPhone FM radio or buzzer Sleep to iPod iPhone FM radio Radio FM stereo PLL tuning digital tuning technology Programmable presets for 8 radio stations Compatible with any iPod with dock connector Excluding 1st 2nd and 3rd generation iPod Only one dock supports iPhone Getting Started Power Source Protect your Furniture Installing the Remote Control Battery Location of Controls on the Main Un...

Page 3: ...iture However certain types of oil based furniture polishes wood preservatives or cleaning sprays may cause the rubber feet to soften and leave marks or a rubber residue on the furniture To prevent any damage to your furniture we strongly recommend that you purchase small self adhesive felt pads available at hardware stores and home improvement centers everywhere and apply these pads to the bottom...

Page 4: ...ED 17 REMOTE CONTROL Holder 18 DST Switch 1 1 19 POWER Jack 20 FM ANTENNA 21 HEADPHONE Jack 22 AUX IN Jack 23 Back up battery Compartment Cover Location of Controls on the Main Unit CONTINUED 1 POWER AL OFF Button 2 UP Button 3 SKIP BACKWARD AUTO SCAN Button 4 VOLUME Button 5 iPod Select Button 6 SNOOZE DIMMER Button 7 MODE Button 8 SLEEP Button 9 MUTE Button 10 MENU Button Location of Controls on...

Page 5: ...ource Turning the System ON In any source mode press POWER AL OFF button on the unit or on the remote control and the clock will appear on the display Be aware that the dim alarm setting will still be functional at standby mode To turn off alarm sound press the POWER AL OFF button on the unit or remote control Turning the System Off Press the MODE button on the unit or on remote control to select ...

Page 6: ...nd time The current year will flash as shown on this page The year will blink first at the bottom of the LCD splay Rotate the SEARCH knob until the current year appears Press the SET button to set and confirm Repeat these steps to set the day and time Press the SET button to confirm If no knob or button is pressed for 10 seconds the setting will return to the current clock time and exitclock mode ...

Page 7: ...the SNOOZE DIMMER button during normal operation to adjust the brightness of LCD display 2 Dimmer grade 0 11 levels with display bar 3 Press and hold SNOOZE DIMMER button for dimmer grade quick change Dimmer setting The Alarm 1 and Alarm 2 functions can be set with the unit turned ON or OFF 1 Press and hold ALARM 1 or ALARM 2 button on the top panel of the unit for three 3 seconds The alarm time w...

Page 8: ...preset station will play Press the 1 2 button again to select P2 preset station 2 Follow this procedure for each of the radio presets Selecting preset radio stations with remote control When PRESET button of remote control is pressed the stored FM preset radio should sound right away Repeatedly press the PRESET button to listen to other stored FM stations with following cycle P1 P2 P3 P8 Using the...

Page 9: ...ttons to select and then press the ENTER button to enter Menu and Enter Press the REPEAT button on remote control while your iPhone iPod music is playing 1 Press the REPEAT Button once on remote control during iPhone iPod music is playing Current track will repeat 2 Press the REPEAT Button twice on remote control during iPhone iPod music is playing All tracks will repeat Repeat OPERATIONAL INSTRUC...

Page 10: ...eration iPod Use the line in jack AUX Mode for the first or second generation of iPod Your iPod is not charged even though it is in the dock a Your iPod might not be properly docked Take your iPod out of the dock and remove any obstructions on the connector from the dock and on your iPod Place your iPod back into the dock b Your iPod is frozen or locked up Check whether your iPod operates correctl...

Page 11: ...12 Use only with the cart stand tripod bracket or table specified by the manufacturer or sold with the apparatus When a cart is used use caution when moving the cart apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip over 13 Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time 14 Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel Servicing is required when the apparatu...

Page 12: ...the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular...

Page 13: ...ss B limits for radio noise emissions from digital apparatus as set out in the Radio Interference Regulations of Industry Canada These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful ...

Page 14: ...d on the apparatus Dispose of used batteries properly Follow the local regulation for the battery disposal Use this apparatus in the moderate climates It is recommended not to use this apparatus such in a lighting storm SPECIFICATIONS Radio frequency FM 87 5MHz 108MHz Connectivity 3 5mm stereo headphone jack 3 5mm aux in jack Power jack FM antenna Power Requirement AC100V 240V 60 50Hz Adapter Powe...

Page 15: ...pecifications may differ slightly from that supplied Designed in New York USA Made in China 2009 jWIN Electronics Corp All rights reserved No portion of this printed material or product enclosed herewith including design shape or graphics may be reproduced or transmitted in any form without the expressed written consent of jWIN Electronics Corp by any means electronic or mechanical including photo...

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