Acoustic Research MAF10 User manual

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Installation and Operation Manual
Manual de •• Inahlaclon y de Ie operacl6n
Manuel d'inahlll.tlon at d'operatlon

Important Safety Instructions
WARNING: TO P REVENT FI RE OR
ELECTR I CAL SH OCK HAZARD, DO NOT EX P OSE
THIS PRODUCT TO RA IN OR MOIST URE.
1. Read these instructions.
2. Keep these instructions.
3. Heed all warnings.
4. Follow all instructions.
5.
Do not use this apparatus near water.
6. Clean onlv with a damp cloth.
7. Do not block any of the ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the
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.. nlJf .. dlJrpr'~ in~trlJdion~ .
8. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat register s, stoves, or other
apparatus including amplifiers that produce heat.
9.
Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized·type plug. A polarized plug has two
blades with one wider than the other. The wide blade is provided for your safety. When
the provided plug does
not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of
the obsolete outlet.
lO.Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plug,
convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus.
11.0nly use attachments/accessories specified bV the manufacturer.
12.Unplug this apparatus during lighting storms or when unused for long periods of time.
n.Refer all servicing to qualified service personal. Servicing is required when the apparatus
has been damaged in any way, such as when the power·supplV cord or plug is damaged,
liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been
exposed
to rain or moisture, does not operate normallv, or has been dropped.
l4.Use onlv with a 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.
lS.The apparatus shall
not be exposed to dripping or splashing and that no
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objects filled with liquids, such as vases, shall be placed on the apparatus.
16.The MAINS plug
is used as the disconnect device and shall remain readily operable.
17.Always leave sufficient space around
the product for ventilation. Do not place product in
or on a bed, rUIL in a bookcase or cabinet that may prevent air flow through vent
openings.
18.Do
not place lighted candles, cigarettes, cigars, etc. on the product.
19.Care should be taken so that objects do not fall into the product.
20.The MAINS plug
is used as the disconnect device and shall remain readily operabl e.
21.Where there is more than one connection supplying HAZARDOUS VOLTAGES or
HAZARDOUS ENERGY LEVELS to equipment, a prominent marking, located close to the
entry point provided for a SERVICE PERSON to gain access to the hazardous parts, shall
be provided to indicate which disconnect device or devices isolate the equipment
completely and which disconnect devices can be used to isolate each section of the
equipment.
WARNING:
This symbol indicates that this
product incorporates double
insulation between hazardous
mains voltage and user
accessible parts.
THE MANUFACTURER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY RADIO OR TV INTERFERENCE CAUSED
BY UNAUTHORIZED MODIFICATIONS TO THIS EQUIPMENT. SUC H MODIFI CATIONS COULD
VOID THE USER'S AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THIS EQUIPMENT.
NO
TE :The speaker incorporates a magnetically shielded design that can be used in close
proximity
to most monitors. However, when placed within 6-8 inches of some CRT monitors,
the speaker may cause color distortion . To correct the problem, turn off and unplug the
monitor and relocate the speaker farther away from the monitor. Wait for 1S minutes and
then
turn the monitor back on. Most computer monitors have adegauss option in their
setup menu. When available, you can use the degaussing function to restore normal color
display.
COMPLIANCEWITH
FCC RE GULATION S: This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Operation
is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) this device may
not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any
interference received, including interference
that may cause undesired operation.
NOTE : This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B
digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
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reasonable protection against harmlullnterference In a residential Installation. This
equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequenev e(\ergy and. If /"lot In~ta l led and
used
in accord.nce with the i(\struct",ns, may cause harmf ul interference to radio
communications.
How ...... r. ther" is no guara ntee that interference will not occur in a
particular Installation.
If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio Or
television reception, wh ich can I:>e determined by turning the equipment off an-d em, the
user
Is encooraged to try to correct the Interference by one or more of the following
me asure.:
• Reorient or relocate
the ",-eeiving an tenna.
• I(\crease the sel';,.at"'n I:>etween tm. equipment and r ece iver.
• Connect the equipment into
an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the
receiver is connected.
• Consult
the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technlc~n for hel p.
ThIs C~ss Bdigital apparatus camples wtth Canadian ICE5-OO3.
IMPORT ANT BATT E RY PRECAUTION S:
• Any battery may I'resent a risk 01fire, explosion, o. chemlcal bu.n If abused. Do f\Ot
try to chaflle a battery that is f\Ot Intended to be recllarged, do not iocinerate, and do
not puncture.
• Non-rechargeable batteries, such as alkaline batteries, may leak II left In your product
for a long period of time. RemOlle the ban eries from the p!"oduct if yo<J are not going
to use ft fora month '" more.
• If vo<J' product uses mor" than one battery, do nol mix types and make sure they are
Inserted correctly.
Mixing types or Inserting incorrectly may cause them to leak.
•
Ois.card any leal<y or deformed battery Immediately. They may cause skin bums or
other pernlnal injury.
• Please m.lp to protect tm. environment by .ecycling or disposil\g of ba tt eries
according to federal. state, and local regulations.
Pac:lutge Contents
• Bluetooth Speaker System . 1
• Power Adaptor
(6V tA) x1
• LeatherCase x 1
• User Ma(\ual x 1
• ProdllCt Registration
ca.d x1
• Music
Downk>;od card x 1
• J.5mm Stereo Input Cable . 1
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1 1\ 'TROD U CTION
The Audiovox M80 is a 2.0 Bluetooth Stereo Spcak.er that supports Blueloolh AlDP!
A V R C P ~ Headset and Hands-free profiles. The speaker can stream wireless music from
mobile phones. media playen;, POA's. computers and all audio sources containing B/~eloolh
AlDP technology. The speaker and your Blueloolh audio source will operate best within an
open space range of 10 meters (33 feet).
The M80 features a FM radio thaI allows you
10 store up to 20 of your favorite FM radio
stations.
This M80 i, also compalible with mMI audio SOUl"C<:S thaI have a Line Oul or Headphone
Oul connection sucb as an iPod, MP3 player, p«table CD player, ete. The speaker system
can opem te with batteries or an ACIDC adapter.
I. The playback and ilS plug-in Blue/oolh adapteritransmittcrfdcvicc must support
AlD? (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile)
2. The playback and ilS plug_in Bluelooorit adapter/tnlnSmitter/devicc musl support
A YRCP (AudiolVideo Remote Control Prollle)
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I. ON: Slide switch to ON position to tum system Of\. Slide away (10 the right) to tum
the speaker off.
2. (" ' .. I{ BTCONNE<.T
a) To manually s!art the Blue/oath pairing process, pn:s.s <md /roldthe [ (" ' .. 1
I BT CONNECT] button for 3 seconds. See detailed pairing instructions on page
7 for complete instructions.
h) I'rns to play or pause music (only during Bluc/oo/h connet:tiOll).
c)
I'rns the [ (' 1 .. 1/ BT CONNECT] button to answer an incoming call only
while the speaker is connected to a 8/uelOOIh cdl phone. Press again to end the
call.
3. I00I ' TUNE .
aJ Prcss twice will play IlIc prevIOus song (only dunng /J1~eloorh connecl1on).
b) Hold down the [
IOoI / TUNE ·] bunon to iiCan for FM !;\.ations in reverse.
c) Press the [ loM / llJI','E-] button to adjust FM radio fmjlleOcy do".., one
step.
4. Mol , TUNE +
a) Plays the next song (only during Blueloolh connection).
b) Hold down the [ Mol ITIlNE+1button 10 scan for next FM radio !;\.ation.
e) Press the [ NI 'l1JNE +] button to adjust FM radio fmj~ up one step.
5. RADIO PRESl'TS
a) Pr-= and /rold to momonze up to 20 preset FM radio stations. (Use the [TUNE-
fTUNE+] buttons to se let:t the preset number and then press [RADIO PRESETS] to
!lave.)
b) When in FM mode. press the [RADIO PRESETS) button to navigate and play the
prellCt FM radio stations.
6. V OL ·: Adjust volume down.
7. V OL +: Adjust volume up.
So MOO E : Select audio input source (AUJtiliary. FM Radio, Blue/oa/h). Sequence
shown as: AUX-
·· FM ••• B/~elOOlh
9. LC D Dl fpl ay
FM Radio
Bluc/OOIh
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10. Pow er LED : Power Indicator willligb\ indicating thc power is on.
11. AUX: To connect to auxiliary device. connect !he J.5 mm stereo input cable to
audio SOUfCe. Please: see !he '"Connecting to O\hcr Audio Sources~ detailed
instructions on page g.
12. DC IN: Conne<:t AC Adapter.
13. gallery compart men t.
14. MIC : Built- in Microphone.
15. Open to remove compartment COVer.
POWER SOUR CE
UK 01'110: of the follow ing options to power the speaker:
AC Power (Wa n Oulld)
Plug !he AC adapter into a wall outlet. Connect the other end to the "OC IN~ jac k on the
back of the system.
S atterles
Install 4 AA batteries into the bauery compartment On the back of!he s~tcm. Mak e SUfC
!he batteries are installed as iUwo;!rated inside the battery compartment. Low haueries may
cause sound performance level to vary.
NOTE: Do
nOi mix wedand /leW balleries, as Ihi3 may cause an unsafecondilion
.... sult;ng ;n ckJmage 10 Ihe un ;1 or may cause 1M ballcr;es 10 up/ode or leak.
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Sel ect Audio Input Source
PreSIl!he ( MODE j huUon to select audio soun:e. Sec sequence: AUX·-FM--Blueloolh
The LCD will display the selected audio SOUfCe. as shown below on the LCD.
The system fcatures memory fUTlCtion whieb will memorize the selected audio source
after the power is turned off.
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Volum e Co ntml
Press the [VOL .. NOL-] buttons on the panel to inerease .... ~ volUll><: level
(volume level 0 -
SO). The adjusted volume level will display on the LCD (I) for 3
seconds. The LCD win then return to the current source display.
Example: FM Radio (2). Auxiliary 0), Blue/oa/h (4)
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PAIRI NG WITH BLU ETOOTH ENABLED DEVICES
1. Tum on the system and then prc:SIi t be [MODE] button to select BluelOOlh.
LCD will display the "0 " icon. This will automatically initiate the Blueloolh
pairing process. See LCD display (5).
2. When powered on, the spea.ker win first connecl with the previously paired Bl ue/oo/h
enabled devie<:. When the speaker and B/~e/oo/h device succCSlifully eonnect within 10
seconds, the LCD will display a'i shown (6). indicating the BI~eloalh conncelion is OK.
3. If the Blue/oa/h connection fails, the LCD will display a'i sh>wn (7), indicat ing the
Blue/oolh pairing fails to connect.
4. To manually start the Blueloolh pairing pro«'SS,P"'M and holdthe r( 1 .. 1 BT
CONNECT] button. When the LCD ru.played the screen labeled (5) below, the
system is perfonning the B/~e/oo/h pairing process.
~. TW1I on the B/~e/oo/h service on your Blue/OOIh enabled device and then perform a
search for the
BI~e/OOlh devices in rnnge.
6. When the search is complete. your Blueloolh enabled device will display ··AR
M80" in the list of B/ue/oo/h devices. Select "AR M80 " from the list.
7. You will be prompted to entera passkey. Please enter the default passkey "0000".
8. Once the system is connected to your Blue/oo/h eoabltx\ device. the LCD will
display tbe sereen labeled (6) below.
9. You can now se lect music from your Blueloo/h cnabltx\device and play it
wirelcssly through the system.
10.
To disconnect a B/~e/oo/h connection,pre.<.< and hold the t ( 1 104 11 BT CO NN ECf]
button. The LCD will display the screc:n labeled (7) below indicating the
the Blueloolh connection is disconnected.
11. If your BI~eloolh device is out of range. the connection to the M80 will be
temporarily disconnected. The M80 will altOmatically searcb ror your device for
iO seconds and
if it cannot reconnect, it willenter idle mode and display the screen
labcltx\ (7) below.
To =onne<:t to t/"e M80, press the I ( IN I BT CONNECT]
bunco and the MHO will automatically seaI'd for and r«nnncct to your device.
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Using the BI"' ~ I OOlh Spraku
1. Se\e<:\ and play music from YOUT Blueloolh enabled (\evie<:.
2. Press the [VOL+I VOLo] buttom to increase or decrease the volume (11-50).
3. Press the [ ( 1 011 I BT CONNECT] buttoo to play 0/ pause Blueroolh music.
4. Press the [ .... , TUNE- 1 or [ Mol l TUNE +) bunons to play the previous or next
Blueloolh song.
S. When tbe phone rings from your Blueloolh enabled device, press t~ I (I loll
I BT CONNECf) button to answer the call. Press again to cod the call.
FM Radio
I. Tum the syslem ON and then press [MODE] bUlion to select I'M Radio. The LCD
will display "FM" indicator.
2. Hold down the [TUN E+ I TUNE-) buttons to scan up or down for FM radio stations.
Once a mdio station is localed, the: ..,arch win stop. If the mdio reception is weak,
press the [TUNE+I TUNE-] bunons to fine lune the radio station for better reception.
The LCD will display the I'M station, as slmwo in the screen labeled (8) below.
3. When a desired radio station is sele<: tcd, prru.. and /wid the (RADIO PRESETS]
button to activate memory program and store the preset FM station. "The I>=t
station number will nash on the LCD as shawn in the scrocn labeled (9). Press the
[TUNE+I TUNE-] bnnom to navigate up or down to select preset station numhcr.
Press [RADIO PRESETS] again to save the preset
FM station.
4. To listen to
the preset I'M station, press the [RADIO PRESETS] button to navigate
the preset FM statiom. The preset station number(9) will first appear for 3
seconds. The preset
FM station will display on the LCD, as shown below (10).
S. Adjust the volume control by prossing the [VOL+/vOLo] buttons.
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(10)
CONN ECTIl'i'G TO OTIIER AUDIO SOURCES
The speakCl" system has aD auxiliary inpul that can conne<:l to alternate audiG sources
such as iPoos, MP3 playm., CD players, laptop computers, elC.
I. Tum the system ON IIIld then press the [MODEI bullon to select AUX inpu t. The
LCD win display as
sh own below (11).
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2. Insert the 3. 5mm stereo input cable (inchxlcd) into the MAUX IN "' jack on the back
of the system. Connect the other end to your audio source.
3. Tum the auxiliary device on to play music.
4. Adjust the volwne by pressing the [V OL+ IVOL-) buU0Jl8.
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RES.,;T TO nn 'AULT SHTINGS
Press and hold both the [ ( ' HI I BT CONNECD and [RADIO PRESETS] buttons to
reset the system to original factory settingll.
The system will return to its default settings at volume level 25, Auxiliary input,
87 .S MHz radio frequency, and will all preset statios stored.
SYSTEM SP";CIFICATlONS:
• 3 Walts Total RMS
• 2 x 1.5'" Full Range Drivers, 4 Ohm, 2W
• Frequency Response: 90 Hz -20 KHz, -10dB
• Built·in Microphone
• Control Functions: Power On! Off, rt Hl l lH CONNECf , ... I11JNE-.
Mt iTUNE +, RADIO PRESE TS, MODE
LED Indicator: I'OWCT LED Indi~ator (DJu<)
• Signallnpul: Bluelooth Wireles, Technology, I'M Radio, 3.Smm Sterro Input
• Power Source:
AO'DC Adapter {DC 6V IAl, Batteries (4x AA I.SV)
SpedflCltion for BlUe/90th
• B/uelnOlh Ver.;ion 1.2 compliant
• BluelnOlh Radio Class 2
• 2.4GHz 2.835GHz ISM Bandwidth
• Supports B/uelQOlh A2DP , AVRep. Headsel and lIands·f= Profiles
• Up to 33 fecI Operating Range (opc!l space)
• Security Supports Pairing, Encryption, Authentication
• No Software Installation i, Neoded
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