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Front Panel Functions
Remote Control Functions
FIGURE 6 KID Front Panel
Docking station inset:
Inset shows iPOD-device support
affixed to the top cover of the chassis
with the dock connector below
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25
TOP ONLY
22 Docking station (see inset above)
FRONT PANEL ONLY
23 Auxiliary input
FRONT PANEL AND REMOTE
24 Power button/key
25 Bass control button/keys and display window
26 Treble control button /keys and display window
27 Volume level button/keys and display window
REMOTE ONLY
28 DISP key (turns on iPod-device backlight)
29 Menu key
30 Up directional keys: iPod-device up arrow key
31 Down directional keys: iPod-device down arrow key
32 Left and right directional keys/Track keys
(These keys correspond to iPod-device Previous
and Next keys)
33 Play/Resume key
34 Stop key
35 Repeat key
36 Shuffle key
37 Pause key
38 Mute key
39 Search keys
40 Album keys
41 Playlist keys
Button = front panel mechanism
Key = remote function mechanism
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Krell
/ Papa Dock
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TREBLE
V
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27
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FIGURE 7 KID Remote Control
Power
Disp
Menu
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29
28
30
33
32
31
34
36
35
37
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25
27
Bass
Treble
Mute
Volume
38
Search
Track
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32
Album
Playlist
40
41
Introduction
Overview
List of Illustrations
INTRODUCTION
Thank you for your purchase of the KID, the Krell
Interface Dock, and/or the Papa Dock. The KID can
be operated alone, or docked in the optional Papa
Dock, a dedicated 150 W power amplifier designed
specifically by Krell for use with the KID.
KID. The KID is designed to deliver maximum sonic
performance from an iPod-device, and is the first
product of its kind to utilize the fully differential out-
put of the internal DAC for iPod-devices.
Additional features include opto-isolated digital con-
nections between the iPod-device and the KID, and
balanced differential Class A circuitry. Ultra low
noise volume control, with digitally-controlled analog
bass and treble controls fine tune your listening ex-
perience. A full-function remote control makes oper-
ation flexible. Balanced and single-ended outputs,
composite and S-Video outputs, and an RS-232
control allow for a variety of connection options.
OVERVIEW
To prepare the KID and the Papa Dock for opera-
tion, follow the steps below:
STEP 1
Unpack the KID
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Unpack the Papa Dock
4
STEP 2
Affix the iPod-device Support
to the KID Top Cover
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STEP 3
Install the Battery in the KID Remote
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STEP 4
Placement Considerations
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STEP 5`
The KID / Papa Dock Connection
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
FIGURE 1
The iPod-device Support
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FIGURE 2
Connecting the KID
to the Papa Dock 6
FIGURE 3
KID Back Panel Connections
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FIGURE 4
Papa Dock Back Panel
Connections
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Papa Dock. The Papa Dock is engineered to drive
virtually any loudspeaker to realistic listening levels.
The amplifier has a proprietary connection for the
KID, enabling all KID output functions to route
through the Papa Dock back panel. It features a sub-
stantial 450 W, 40,000 microfarad power supply. Left
and right channels incorporate discrete, direct cou-
pled topology, 12 high current output devices, and
terminate in WBT loudspeaker connectors.
This owner's reference contains important infor-
mation on the placement, installation, and opera-
tion of the KID and the Papa Dock. Please read
this information carefully. A thorough understand-
ing of these details will help ensure satisfactory
operation and long life for your KID, the Papa
Dock, and related system components.
STEP 6
Connect to Your System
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Connect the KID to Your System
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AC Power Guidelines for the KID
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Connect the Papa Dock
to Your System
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AC Power Guidelines
for the Papa Dock
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STEP 7
Insert the iPod-device
Into the KID Dock Connector
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KID Power LED Color Guide
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Papa Dock Power LED Color Guide
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STEP 8
Operation
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Front Panel and Remote Functions
for the KID
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SPECIFICATIONS
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FIGURE 5
Inserting the iPod-device
Into the Dock Connector
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FIGURE 6
KID Front Panel
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FIGURE 7
KID Remote Control
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Krell
/ Papa Dock
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