User manual LOGITECH PURE-FI ANYTIME

[. . . ] IPod Playlist Presets You can use the preset buttons to launch playlists on your iPod. To do so, create playlists on your iPod named `1', `2', and `3'. To automatically scan for the next station, press and hold the |7 8| buttons until you hear a beep. [. . . ] The backup battery performs three functions while the power is out: · It keeps the clock time correct · it will remember your radio presets · It will sound the alarm The display will indicate when the battery is low or dead or not installed. To immediately exit from alarm set mode, press alarm 1 ( ) or alarm 2 ( ). ⷠIf iPod is the selected alarm source, Logitech Pure-Fi AnytimeTM will launch the playlist named "Alarm 1" (for Alarm 1) or "Alarm 2" (for Alarm 2) in shuffle mode when the alarm occurs. if no "Alarm 1" or "Alarm 2" playlist exists , Logitech Pure-Fi AnytimeTM will resume the current playlist. If there is no current playlist, Logitech Pure-Fi AnytimeTM will randomly play music from the entire iPod library. Logitech Pure-Fi AnytimeTM includes a sleep timer that will automatically turn Logitech Pure-Fi AnytimeTM off after a set period of time. You can turn off the sleep timer in one of two ways: · press power ( ). note · The sleep timer can only be used if no alarm is currently sounding and no snooze time is active. Make sure that the volume level on Logitech Pure-Fi AnytimeTM is at least half way up. ⷠTry turning off the Sound Check feature on your iPod. Try each of the trays included with your Logitech Pure-Fi AnytimeTM and use the tray that provides the best fit. ⷠUse the Universal Dock adapter that was included with your iPod when you purchased it. ⷠIf you have a 1st, 2nd, or 3rd generation iPod, you need to use the Aux input connector on the back of Logitech Pure-Fi AnytimeTM. " Depending on your iPod model, these messages may appear when playing iPod playlist presets. [. . . ] Note: If your iPod is left on while the Logitech Pure-Fi AnytimeTM is not connected to AC power, the iPod battery will run down. Logitech, the Logitech logo, and other Logitech marks are owned by Logitech and may be registered. `Made for iPod' means that an electronic accessory has been designed to connect specifically to iPod and has been certified by the developer to meet Apple performance standards. [. . . ]