Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin Air Manual page 5

3. Using Zeppelin Air
Zeppelin Air can be operated either from the controls
on its body, illustrated in Diagram 3, or from the
remote handset. If the remote handset is to be used,
the battery insulating tab must first be removed. This
is illustrated in Diagram 4. Diagram 5 illustrates the
handset key functions.
3.1 Switching On and Off
In addition to normal operating mode, Zeppelin Air
has both Standby and Sleep modes. In Standby
mode, all Zeppelin Air functions are switched off and
the power consumption minimised. In Sleep mode,
the Zeppelin Air wireless function remains connected
to the network. The Zeppelin Air indicator illuminates
bright red in Sleep mode and dim red in Standby
mode.
Zeppelin Air can be switched on from Standby or
Sleep modes by the following actions:
• Pressing the Zeppelin Air Standby button
• Pressing handset Standby key .
• Docking an iPod or iPhone.
When Zeppelin Air is switched on from Standby
or Sleep, the last input used will be selected if it is
still connected. If the last input used is no longer
connected, Zeppelin Air will automatically scan its
inputs (Dock, AirPlay, USB, (AUX)iliary) and select
the first connected one it finds. The Zeppelin Air
indicator will change to the colour that designates
the selected input. If no connected input is found,
Zeppelin Air will select the AirPlay input by default.
Note: If the AirPlay input has not been set up the
indicator will flash purple.
Note: The table in Section 4 describes all
the Zeppelin Air indicator colours and their
meanings.
To switch Zeppelin Air into Sleep mode, either press
the remote handset Standby key or press and hold
the Zeppelin Air Standby button for 2 seconds. The
Zeppelin Air indicator will illuminate bright red.
To switch Zeppelin Air into Standby mode, press
and hold the Zeppelin Air Standby button for
4 seconds. The Zeppelin Air indicator will illuminate
dim red.
Note: It is not possible to switch Zeppelin Air into
Standby mode from the handset. Zeppelin Air
cannot enter Standby mode directly from Sleep
mode.
Note: The Zeppelin Air will automatically enter
Sleep mode if left inactive for more than
30 minutes.
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Diagram 3
Zeppelin Air controls explained
Diagram 4
Zeppelin Air insulating tab removal
Diagram 5
Zeppelin Air remote control explained
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