Altec Lansing M812 User Manual page 5

Product Overview
Wireless Speaker
Side Panel
VOLUME +/–
1
Raises and lowers the volume
of individual speaker.
1
INPUT
2
Changes the playback source
(iPod, FM and AUX).
2
TUNE/TRACK +/–
3
Advances stations when used in FM
3
or tracks when used with iPod.
Note: Can also be used to record IR
remote functions when you program
a CD player or other AUX device.
4
POWER
4
Switches the power mode between
Standby and On.
Bottom Panel
LOCATION WALL/TABLE
1
This switch adjusts the sound to provide the best listening
experience dependent upon whether the speaker is positioned on a
table top or mounted to the wall. The factory preset is for TABLE.
MODE L/STEREO/R
2
Sets mode for use as a stereo, left or right speaker. Left or right
mode is used when an optional speaker is connected in same room.
Factory preset for STEREO.
1
DISPLAY
1
Displays source, FM frequency and menu information. The display
will automatically dim after three seconds after the last key has
been pressed on the speaker unit or remote control.
IR Sensor
2
IR receiving sensor for use with supplied IR remote.
1 2
Display
2
Transmitter Base
1
2
STANDBY
1
Switches the power mode between Standby and On for the
transmitter base. This light (left of the POWER key) illuminates
when the transmitter base is on.
SYNC 1 LED
2
Illuminates to indicate that the transmitter base is synchronized
with one wireless speaker unit.
SYNC 2 LED
3
Illuminates when two or more M812 wireless speaker units are
connected and synchronized with the transmitter base. Note that
any speaker that is synchronized can control the system.
1 2
AUX
1
This .5 mm stereo line level input jack is for use with devices
such as a portable CD player.
IR
2
This .5 mm output jack is for use with the supplied IR repeater to
control devices such as a CD player connected to the AUX input.
FM
3
This connector is for use with the supplied 00 Ohm
FM "T" antenna.
9VDC DC
4
This connector is for use with the supplied 9V DC/1.6A wall adapter.
Connect only the adapter supplied with the M812.
5
Front Panel
3
Rear Panel
4
3