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StudioDock 3i and 4i Rear Control Panel - continued
and computer sound cards, to name a few.
The following section details the StudioDock
3i and 4i’s input connectors. In addition, there
is a detailed cable-wiring diagram on page 15.
4. RCA Input
– The RCA input accepts
signals from unbalanced –10dBV devices.
5. USB Connector
– Using the supplied
USB cable, make the connection from
the StudioDock's USB connector and any
available USB port on your computer.
Once connected, you can sync and
charge your iPod, and/or playback digital
audio from your computer. See the
previous sections "Getting Started with Mac
OS X" and "Getting Started with Windows
Vista and Windows XP" to configure your
computer.
6. LEFT SPEAKER OUTPUT
– Push Terminals
for connecting the Left-side Extension
Speaker.
StudioDock 3i and 4i Front Control Panel
7. Power LED -
When the Power switch is set
to "on", the light will illuminate indicating
the system is powered up and ready for
operation.
8. Volume Control
- (front Panel) The volume
control is used to adjust the overall output
level of the StudioDock 3i and 4i. When
operating the unit for the first time, start with the volume control set all the way
off. Slowly raise the Volume control to reach a comfortable listening level. NOTE: If
you press the Volume Control, it will extend out making it easier to adjust.
9. AUX Input
- You can connect a second stereo input from a MP3 player, keyboard,
sound card or any other stereo line level signal to the StudioDock 3i and 4i’s front
panel 3.5 mm Aux Input jack.
10. Headphone Output
- If you need to listen to your mix on headphones, simply
plug in to the front panel 3.5mm Headphones output jack. The speakers
automatically turn off when you plug into the Headphone output.
