Audyssey Audio Dock Air Manuel utilisateur

South of Market

Audio Dock

Product Manual

Version 1.3.02

Table of Contents

Welcome.............................................................................................. 3

What’s in the Box................................................................................. 3

Visual Tour............................................................................................ 4

Setting up the Audio Dock................................................................... 8

Listening to Music via the Dock Connector......................................... 9

Bluetooth®Pairing................................................................................10

Streaming Music via Bluetooth®.......................................................... 11

Telephone Calls using the Audio Dock via Bluetooth®........................ 13

Connection an External Device using the

3.5mm (1/8-inch) Analog Stereo Connection...................................... 15

Making and Receiving VoIP Calls........................................................ 15

iPhone App.......................................................................................... 16

Syncing your iPod/iPhone................................................................... 18

About the Play/Pause Sensor.............................................................. 18

Standby Mode—for your iPhone/iPod and for the Audio Dock...........19

Technical Specications...................................................................... 20

Audio Technologies Inside................................................................... 21

Frequently Asked Questions................................................................22

Appendices

Appendix A: Common Devices and their Capabilities......................... 27

Appendix B: Functional Snapshot

Audio Dock...................................................................... 28

Remote Control................................................................29

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The iPhone is a ﬁne communication device and a compelling way to

enjoy music. But when you want to play music over loudspeakers,

your options for excellent sound quality have always been limited…

until now.

Welcome to South of Market. As one of the world’s great urban

neighborhoods, San Francisco’s SoMa district represents the

intersection of emerging music, art and design. It’s the home of

the artist loft, nightclubs, restaurants and start-ups. That blend of

culture and technology is what the Audyssey South of Market Audio

Dock is all about.

You may know Audyssey for our sound-optimizing technologies

for studios, home theaters and automobiles. Our Audio Dock

combines Audyssey’s unique technologies with a feature-rich

product design to provide you a powerful, yet intuitive all-in-one

loudspeaker and telephony solution for your iPhone. It also works

with other cell phones, computers and nearly anything with a 3.5

mm (1/8-inch) stereo output jack.

• Stream music wirelessly, allowing you to remove your

iPhone or iPod from the dock to check e-mail, send

text messages or move between tracks without having

to stop the music

• Charge your iPhone or iPod and sync with iTunes

• Make speakerphone calls on your iPhone using the

Audio Dock’s remarkable built-in microphone array and

voice-processing algorithms

• Use the Audyssey iPhone app to customize the sound

• Listen to music from any Bluetooth-enabled audio

device, such as a laptop computer or smart phone

At Audyssey, we live for great sound. As such, our Los

Angeles-based engineering team designed the Audio Dock without

compromise. A carefully engineered piece of hardware coupled

with extraordinary Digital Signal Processing (DSP) technology from

years of research and practical application, culminated in the South

of Market Audio Dock. We are pleased to present to you what we

believe to be the most versatile and accurate listening solution for

the iPhone/iPod line. Enjoy!

Welcome

What’s in the Box

South of Market Audio Dock

Remote Control with battery

USB to USB Mini cable

3.5 mm (1/8-inch) stereo audio cable (x2)

AC Power cord

User Manual

Get Started Guide

iPhone application notice

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We designed the South of Market Audio Dock to be intuitive and easy to

use. To get the most out of its many features, we recommend you take a

few minutes to get to know all the things it can do.

1. Multi-segment volume status indicator

2. Play/Pause touch sensor and indicator

3. Volume DOWN button

4. Volume MUTE button

5. Volume UP button

6. Left-channel tweeter (treble driver)

7. Left-channel woofer (bass driver)

8. Right-channel tweeter (treble driver)

9. Right-channel woofer (bass driver)

10. Front microphone

11. Rubber bumper (adjustable) for resting iPod/iPhone

12. Apple connector port for iPhone/iPod

13. Front infrared remote control receiver

Front of the Audio Dock

Visual Tour

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14. On/Off power switch

15. Button for pairing with a Bluetooth-equipped device

16. AC power input socket

17. Microphone audio output (mono)

18. Analog auxiliary audio input (stereo)

19. USB socket for connecting to your computer

20. Rear microphone

21. Rear infrared remote control receiver

22. USB button (for upgrades)

Back of the Audio Dock

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23. Volume UP button

24. Play/Pause button

25. Volume DOWN button

26. Next-Track button

27. Previous-Track button

28. Speaker MUTE button

29. Phone Button

30. Microphone MUTE button

Remote Control

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31. Power Cable

32. USB (Type A) to Mini-USB Cable

33. 3.5 mm (1/8-inch) stereo Audio Cable

34. 3.5 mm (1/8-inch) stereo Audio Cable

Cables

For a detailed snapshot of what every function does, please see Appendix B.

3231 33 34

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Connect the Audio Dock’s power connector [16] to an AC wall

socket using the supplied AC power cable [31] and switch on the

power [14]. Notice the LED indicator [1] illuminate and the play/

pause touch sensor [2] turn white.

Depending on where you purchased the Audio Dock, its built-in

power supply will be factory-programmed either for 100VAC–120VAC

(50/60 Hz) or for 220VAC–240VAC (50 Hz) use. The label next to the

power receptacle [16] indicates the AC main’s voltage operation. If

you choose to travel with the Audio Dock, be mindful of the fact that

power systems differ around the world.

Placement Considerations

All loudspeaker systems will sound different when placed in different

locations (due to acoustic reﬂections and other factors). With this in

mind, we put a lot of thought, intelligence and research into voicing

and tuning the Audio Dock so it will sound great in typical listening

situations, right out of the box. All you need to do is plug in and

enjoy your music.

Setting up the Audio Dock

There’s a big difference between high-

quality step-up/down transformers and

inexpensive travel voltage converters (like

those intended for use with electric razors).

If you use a travel converter rather than

a real transformer, the output voltage will

be a severely distorted sine wave, and it’ll

probably damage the Audio Dock. So if

you travel overseas with your Audio Dock,

make sure you use a real transformer, not a

voltage converter.

When you place any loudspeaker in a

corner you’ll increase the effective bass

response? Some people choose to exploit

this phenomenon to tailor the natural bass

response of their speakers.

Did You Know?

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To dock your iPhone/iPod, place it over the connector [12] on the

support bracket and push down. You should adjust the rubber

bumper [11] to ensure the back of the iPhone/iPod is supported

properly—namely, parallel to the Apple dock connector and not

pushed away from the front panel or leaning back towards the front

panel.

As soon as you dock your iPhone/iPod, the LED array [1] will

scroll upwards, after which the Audio Dock will be ready to play.

If your iPhone/iPod or the iPhone App on your iPhone was turned

off or in pause mode when you docked it, your device will remain

paused. If it was playing, it will continue to play.

The Play/Pause sensor on the top of the Audio Dock [2] is a

convenient way to control audio from your iPod or the iPod App on

your iPhone. In fact, while your iPhone/iPod is docked the Audio

Dock’s Play/Pause button works interchangeably with your iPhone

or iPod’s play/pause button.

Audio coming from the Apple 30-pin connector is at a ﬁxed level

at all times, regardless of the docked device’s headphone output

level. (You’ll notice the volume functionality on your iPhone or iPod

is disabled while it’s docked.) This feature allows one of Audyssey’s

key technologies, Dynamic EQ to work properly. If you want to

adjust the playback level up or down, simply use the buttons on

the Audio Dock [3, 4, 5] or on the remote [23, 25, 28]. When you

undock your iPhone/iPod, your iPhone/iPod will resume playing at

the level you set prior to docking.

To move around from track to track or into and out of playlists,

simply operate your iPhone/iPod as you would normally—or use the

supplied remote [27, 23, 26].

Your iPhone/iPod will charge while it is docked, as long as the

Audio Dock is powered on. (But when the Audio Dock is in standby

mode, it will not charge the iPhone/iPod.)

Listening to Music via the

Dock Connector

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You can stream music to the Audio Dock from your audio player or

computer using Bluetooth. In addition, using Bluetooth allows you

to take advantage of the Audio Dock’s remarkable speakerphone

capabilities.

First, you need to pair your Bluetooth-capable mobile phone,

audio player or computer to the Audio Dock.

Press and hold the Bluetooth button [15] on the back panel for

2 seconds. The Play/Pause sensor [2] on the top of the Audio Dock

will ﬂash red and white, indicating the unit is in Bluetooth discovery

mode. At this point, you can pair your device to the Audio Dock

the same way you would pair it to any other device (like a wireless

headset). Select “Audyssey Audio Dock” and enter the password:

“0000” when prompted.

Note: a few seconds may elapse before the Audio Dock appears as

“Audyssey Audio Dock” in the device list—it may come up ﬁrst as

“Headset” or similar.

Bluetooth®Pairing

Once the pairing is complete, the Play/Pause sensor [2] will return

to solid-white. You are now able to make speakerphone calls and

stream audio to the Audio Dock.

If you have more in-depth questions about Bluetooth pairing, please check

out our FAQ.

Before Pairing After Pairing

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