User manual B&W PV1

[. . . ] Has certified it for seamless use with today's most popular music source. with its airship-inspired shape , distinctively styled by Native Design , London , Zeppelin is simple and intuitive to use. But before you immerse yourself in its great sound, please take a moment to read through this manual. You should also familiarise yourself with the safety instructions supplied with the product. [. . . ] The LED will glow yellow for a couple of seconds while the amplifier initialises and then turn to blue when Zeppelin is ready to play. If your iPod/iPhone was turned off or in pause mode when you docked it, it will end up in paused mode. All the time your iPod/iPhone is docked and Zeppelin is plugged into the power supply, your iPod/iPhone will charge (except for Group A and Group B devices). If that's all you want it to do, put Zeppelin into standby to reduce power consumption using the button, either on Zeppelin or on the remote handset. If you remove your iPod/iPhone while it is the selected source, Zeppelin will automatically go into standby after 5 minutes to reduce power consumption. If your iPod/iPhone is docked, and it is a Group D or Group E device, its own volume control can be used to alter Zeppelin's volume level, which is also displayed on the iPod/iPhone's screen. For the touch screen of devices in Group E, use the slider volume control at the bottom of the screen. When using the volume control of a docked iPod/iPhone, its own internal volume level is not affected, but is retained at its original level for when you remove the iPod/iPhone and go back to using headphones. The click wheel and display of Group B and Group C iPods will not function in this way. Once you reach either the maximum or minimum level, the LED will turn red. On Zeppelin itself, press on the upper section of the long button, marked + to increase the volume and the lower section, marked - to decrease it On the remote, press the + button to increase the volume and the - button to decrease it. In this state Zeppelins with serial numbers starting Z-0 and with the original software installed mute their amplifier and the streamed audio content will not be heard. To enable streamed content to be heard via this Zeppelin version, first upgrade the software, which you can access from the Zeppelin page of our web site www. The later software by default will still mute-on-pause with Z-0 models, but this may be defeated by first placing Zeppelin into standby (when the LED will glow red). press and hold the remote's play/pause button until the LED blinks (approximately 2 seconds). A single off/on indicates that the mute-on-pause has been defeated and streamed audio may be heard. a double off/on/off/on indicates that mute-on-pause has been restored. Zeppelins with serial numbers starting with Z-1 or higher will stream Internet content as delivered. When streaming from the Internet (eg from You Tube), the play/pause, forward and back buttons of Zeppelin's remote will not duplicate the on-screen controls of the touch/iPhone. You can connect a second source to Zeppelin using the AUX socket at the rear, which accepts both analogue and digital signals. Analogue sources will need a 2-core coaxial cable terminated at the Zeppelin end by a mini stereo jack plug, just like the plug used for your iPod headphones. If the source is an early generation iPod, shuffle, MP3 player, laptop computer or portable CD player, the output will probably be from a headphone socket and the same style mini jack will be needed. [. . . ] Button Action Press once when Zeppelin in standby Press once when Zeppelin on Effect Zeppelin turns on and selects last used source. Toggle play/pause (if iPod/iPhone is source) Toggle mute on/off (if AUX is source) Go to start of next track (no effect for AUX) Scan forward through current track (no effect for AUX) Go to start of current track (no effect for AUX) Go to start of previous track (no effect for AUX) Scan backwards through current track (no effect for AUX) Toggle between iPod/iPhone and AUX. If you wish to use a cleaning agent, apply it onto the cleaning cloth, not directly onto the product. Test a small area first, as some cleaning products may damage some of the surfaces. [. . . ]