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Page 3: Table Of Contents
ND2000_ug_0907_fnl 12/17/07 USER GUIDE Contents Overview ...2 Getting Started ...2 Unpacking NavDock ...2 Connecting NavDock...3 Using NavDock ...4 Using the Remote ...4 Turning on NavDock ...5 Charging iPod ...5 Playing Music ...5 Displaying Lyrics...6 Viewing Photos ...7 Playing Videos ...8 Changing NavDock Settings ...9 Screensaver ...9 Color Scheme ...10... -
Page 4: Overview
12/17/07 Overview NavDock Home Media Center with On-TV Navigation for iPod lets you navigate your iPod through ™ an on-TV menu to play videos, photos and music on a connected television. NavDock browses directly through your iPod menus, so finding and playing music and videos is easy. And you can use the 16-button infrared remote to adjust or mute the volume, shuffle, repeat or skip songs, and fast forward or rewind through music or videos. -
Page 5: Connecting Navdock
1. Connect NavDock to the TV using the provided AV cable (or an S-Video cable, which is available through the Tekkeon online store). 2. Ensure the NTSC/PAL switch on the back of NavDock is in the appropriate setting for your TV. -
Page 6: Using Navdock
ND2000_ug_0907_fnl 12/17/07 Using NavDock Using the Remote PRESS Jump to the home page (main menu). Jump to the Music menu. Jump to the Photos selection on the main menu. (Press the center of the Navigation Pad to view Photos.) Jump to the Videos menu. Jump to the Settings menu. -
Page 7: Turning On Navdock
ND2000_ug_0907_fnl 12/17/07 Turning on NavDock 1. Turn on your TV and change the TV input to the appropriate channel. 2. Dock iPod into the universal dock adapter. 3. Press to turn on NavDock. The blue power light on NavDock will turn on, the iPod will turn on, and the NavDock loading screen will appear on the TV followed by the main menu. -
Page 8: Displaying Lyrics
ND2000_ug_0907_fnl 12/17/07 Album Art Album art if included in the song’s audio file Song Time Elapsed time and remaining time for current song (progress bar) While you browse through the menus, music will continue to play until the song(s) is finished, or until you select another song, video or photos. -
Page 9: Viewing Photos
ND2000_ug_0907_fnl 12/17/07 Viewing Photos To view photos on a TV screen, you must set the TV Out feature on iPod to “On” . The iPod software does not allow for the navigation of photos from an external dock. Therefore, you must browse and choose the photos from the iPod using the NavDock remote to view photos on your TV. -
Page 10: Playing Videos
ND2000_ug_0907_fnl 12/17/07 Playing Videos 1. Select from the home page or press Videos 2. Browse for a video, and click on the remote. The video will begin to play. 3. During video playback, you can use any of the following buttons on the remote: Jump to the home page. -
Page 11: Changing Navdock Settings
• View information/contacts for NavDock Screensaver You can choose from two screensaver modes: • Tekkeon logo, which appears in random locations on the screen. • Now Playing, which displays the album art of the currently playing song/video along with progress information. -
Page 12: Color Scheme
ND2000_ug_0907_fnl 12/17/07 To Set the Screensaver Timer 1. Select from the main menu or press Settings 2. Select Screensaver. 3. Select Timer. 4. Select minutes, or Never. seconds, 2, 5, Color Scheme You can select from four color schemes for the navigation menu and backdrop. As soon as you make a selection, the color scheme will change. -
Page 13: Album Art
ND2000_ug_0907_fnl 12/17/07 Album Art If included with the song’s audio file, album art will automatically be displayed. If you have album art for many of your songs, you may wish to turn off album art while you are skipping songs as you will notice a delay while each album art loads. -
Page 14: Auto Scroll
ND2000_ug_0907_fnl 12/17/07 Auto Scroll Upon start up, NavDock Auto Scroll is set to “Standard” speed which navigates through the menus one selection at a time. If you have a large library of files, you should change the Auto Scroll to “Fast” so that you can scroll ten titles at a time by holding down the up or down arrow keys. -
Page 15: Equalizer (Eq)
2. Select EQ. 3. Select an equalizer preset. The preset will be selected and you will return to the Settings menu. About NavDock You can view the software version, model number, copyright info, and Tekkeon address and contact information. 1. Select Settings from the main menu or press 2. -
Page 16: Troubleshooting
ND2000_ug_0907_fnl 12/17/07 Troubleshooting Issue The Blue LED does not turn on. NavDock is not responding. “Please check iPod” screen appears. “Loading iPod” screen appears and remains. 1. Check the battery level on iPod. If the battery is low, you may Lyrics are not displayed even though the song file contains lyrics. -
Page 17: Limited Warranty
The product enclosed herein is warranted to be free of operational defects for a period of one year from the date of purchase. In the event of a defect in operation during the warranty period Tekkeon, Inc. will replace the defective product when the owner returns all product contents. The limited warranty will be considered void if the unit is tampered with, subject to misuse, negligence or accidental damage, has been improperly serviced, or if the security seal is removed. -
Page 18: Customer Support
Page 16 Customer Support Customer support for NavDock is available at: Tekkeon, Inc. c/o NavDock 3002 Dow Avenue, #134 Tustin, CA 92780 888-787-5888 / 714-832-1266 www.tekkeon.com Tekkeon, Inc. must issue a Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) number for all exchanges or refunds. - Page 19 ND2000_ug_0907_fnl 12/17/07 12:55 PM Page 17...
- Page 20 ND2000_ug_0907_fnl 12/17/07 12:55 PM Page 18 www.tekkeon.com © 2007 Tekkeon, Inc. All Rights Reserved NavDock is a trademark ™ of Tekkeon, Inc. iPod is a trademark of Apple Computer, Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. Cut loose. Stay loose.
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