Specifications; Troubleshooting; Sound Quality - JBL 200 ID User Manual

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Jbl ON tIME 200 D
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Frequency Response: 70Hz – 20kHz
Power Consumption: 30 Watts maximum
JBL On Time 200ID Transducer: Phoenix SE
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1-3/4" (45mm) x 2 (full range per channel)
Power: 12 Watts per satellite at 1% THD
Input Impedance: >5k Ohms
Signal-to-Noise Ratio: >80dB
Input Sensitivity: 350mV RMS for rated power output
Power (USA/Canada): 120 Volts, 60Hz AC
Power (Europe/UK): 220 – 230 Volts, 50Hz or 60Hz AC
Power (Japan): 100 Volts, 50Hz or 60Hz AC
Power (Australia): 240 Volts, 50Hz or 60Hz AC
UL/CUL/CE-Approved
Dimensions: 11-3/16" x 5-3/4" x 2-3/4"
(W x D x H) (284mm x 146mm x 70mm)
Weight: 1.8 lb (0.8kg)
Remote Battery: CR2025
DiSPOSAL: Do not dispose of this
product as unsorted municipal
waste. Collection of such waste
separately for special treatment is
necessary.
iMPORTANT: Use UM4/AAA/LR03
alkaline-type nonrechargeable
batteries only.

TrOUblEsHOOTInG

SOuND QuAlItY

Symptom Possible Problem
No sound from the No power to the unit
JBL On Time 200ID unit
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Incorrect source selection
No sound or weak signal from Bad reception from current location
the AM/FM radio
Interference
Sound comes from one iPod or audio cable is not seated
side/channel only properly
Distortion (static, crackling or Noise may be caused by interference
hissing sounds) from a monitor, cell phone or other
transmitting device
JBL On Time 200ID unit is being over-
driven by an amplified audio source
Volume level may be too high
Too much bass or treble Check the EQ setting on your iPod or
source device
JBL On Time 200ID unit emits a Input cables are not plugged in properly
loud hum or buzzing noise
Speaker system experiences Input cable may be picking up
radio frequency interference interference
or picks up a radio station
Solution
Make sure the wall power outlet or power strip
has power. Make sure all switches for outlet/
power strip are on and that all switches for speaker
system are on.
Make sure the correct source is selected; choose
FM radio as a source. Turn up the volume. Check
the system with a known good source, such as your
iPod. Connect the Aux In cable to the headphone
jack on your iPod.
Reposition your JBL On Time 200ID unit until you
find better reception.
Check surrounding area for any possible
interference; wrap up any excess cables.
Make sure the iPod or Aux In cable is seated all the
way into the JBL On Time 200ID unit.
Turn monitor off to see whether noise is eliminated.
Move JBL On Time 200ID unit's cables farther away
from monitor.
Make sure the unit is connected to an appropriate
source device. Make sure all signal cables are
inserted snugly into receptacles.
Check volume of source device; some devices
will distort the output signal if the volume is set to
maximum.
We recommend that the source device EQ be set
to Flat or Off.
Check input cable connection.
Wrap up excess input cable to make it as short
as possible.
Purchase a ferrite clamp and attach it over the
input cable; a clamp can be purchased at your local
electronics store.
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Note
Is the display on? If not,
power is not getting to
your JBL On Time 200ID;
try the solutions shown.
If you are still getting a weak signal
from AM broadcasts, connect the
external AM antenna to the AM
antenna jack.
If you want to use a longer cable,
make sure it's a 3.5mm mini-jack
stereo male-to-male cable.
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