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Control 4 C4-IPDKTT1-E-B Setup Manual
Control 4 C4-IPDKTT1-E-B Setup Manual

Control 4 C4-IPDKTT1-E-B Setup Manual

Dock for ipod

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Control4 Dock for iPod
Setup Guide

Box Contents

• Control4® Dock for iPod # C4-IPDKTT1-E-B
• Power adapter and power plug
• Audio/Video breakout cable with 3.5 mm to RCA plugs
• HC-200 interconnect cable with 3.5 mm to 3.5 mm plugs
• Control4 Dock for iPod Setup Guide (this document)
Description
Use the Control4® Dock for iPod to connect your iPods to
your Control4 system. After you configure the Dock for iPod,
you can place your iPod into the dock and play music or
videos throughout the house.
Tip: For a list of the latest validated iPods and iPod software,
go to:
http://downloads.control4.com/docs/ipod_software_matrix.
pdf.

Front View

LED
Network Status
• WHITE/off flashing – Initial boot / bootloader running
(500ms on/off).
• RED solid – Offline without an IP address or retrieving IP
address (can't see gateway or DHCP server).
• YELLOW solid – Online with an IP address, but not con-
nected to Control4 Controller.
• GREEN flashing (2 flashes) – Identifying to Control4 Con-
troller (Identify button was pushed).
• GREEN solid – Ready with an IP address and connected
to Control4 Controller; no iPod in the Dock.
• PURPLE flashing – Updating Dock firmware.
iPod Status
• Without good network connectivity, the iPod will not
play in the Control4 environment; therefore, Network
Status takes precedence. If the Dock has booted prop-
erly, and has the proper connectivity to the network and
Controller, the following LED status applies. Otherwise,
the LED status listed above should apply even if an iPod
is docked.
• BLUE/YELLOW flashing - Connecting iPod.
• BLUE solid - iPod Connected/Ready.
• BLUE-GREEN solid - Media is streaming from the iPod
(the iPod is playing music or video through the Dock for
iPod).

Back View

1
1
AV Out 3.5 mm jack (for audio and Composite video)
Tip: Use only the Control4 3.5 mm cable
provided in the box. The Dock for iPod
requires a 4-position 3.5 mm plug for
proper audio and video playback.
2
Video Out Component jacks
3
RJ-45 Ethernet jack
4
Power jack: Input 5VDC, 1.0A

Bottom View

Set Up Control4 Dock for iPod
To set up the Control4 Dock for iPod:
1
Place the Dock on a table near both a power outlet and
an Ethernet connection, then plug the Ethernet connector
into the Ethernet jack on the back of the Dock.
Connect the power adapter and power plug, and then use
2
them to connect the Dock's power jack to the power out-
let. Note: Use only the Control4 power adapter provided.
3
Use a Component cable (not provided) or the Audio/Vid-
eo breakout cable (provided) to connect the Dock's Video
Out to a TV, Receiver, Amplifier, Controller, or other device
with AV input. If connecting the Dock to a Control4 Home
Controller HC-200, use the HC-200 interconnect cable
provided. This cable will only connect the Left / Right
audio output of the Dock for iPod to the audio inputs on
the HC-200. Component video connections still need to
be made separately if video playback is desired.
2
3
4
Identify Button

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Summary of Contents for Control 4 C4-IPDKTT1-E-B

  • Page 1: Back View

    Box Contents provided in the box. The Dock for iPod requires a 4-position 3.5 mm plug for • Control4® Dock for iPod # C4-IPDKTT1-E-B proper audio and video playback. • Power adapter and power plug • Audio/Video breakout cable with 3.5 mm to RCA plugs Video Out Component jacks •...
  • Page 2: Regulatory Compliance

    Configure Control4 Dock for iPod This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, To configure the Control4 Dock for iPod: uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.