Sonic Impact Technologies i-Fusion User Manual page 9

SYMPTOM POSSIBLE PROBLEM
The battery Warning: Charge required.
life
indicator at
the left end
turns red
No sound Power is not turned on.
from the
speakers
Volume is set too low.
IPod is not seated into the
docking station.
3.5mm stereo cable is not
connected to an audio
source (when not using
docking station).
3.5mm stereo cable is
connected to wrong
output on audio source
When not using docking
station).
SOLUTION
Charge the batteries before re-playing i–
Fusion system.
Verify the universal power supply cord is
plugged into a wall outlet and the AC
input jack on the side of the i-Fusion
system.
Verify rechargeable battery is charged if
the universal power supply isn't being
used.
Verify the power switch has been
positioned to the "ON" position, the
stand-by button has been pushed and the
LED is illuminated.
Press the "+" button to increase the
volume.
Check volume level on alternate audio
source device and set at mid-level.
Remove iPod and re-seat it in the docking
station.
Connect 3.5mm stereo cable to the audio
source. Make sure the signal cable is
inserted firmly into the correct jacks.
Make sure the 3.5mm stereo cable is
connected and fully inserted in the "line-
out", "audio out", or the headphone jack
on your sound card or other audio source.
SYMPTOM POSSIBLE PROBLEM
Problem with audio
source.
Crackling Bad connection
sound from
speakers
A problem with your audio
source
Crackling Volume level in operating
sound from system is set too high.
speakers
(when
connected
to PC or
laptop).
Sound is Volume level on i-Fusion
distorted system is set too high.
SOLUTION
Test the speakers on another audio source
by removing the 3.5mm stereo cable from
the audio source and connecting it to the
"line out", "audio out" or the headphone
jack of a different audio source (e.g.,
portable CD, cassette player or FM radio).
Check if iPod is properly seated in the
docking station. Check connection of the
3.5mm stereo cable if not using the
docking station. Make sure it is connected
to "Line out", "audio out", or the
headphone jack on your sound card or
other audio source – and NOT "speaker-
out".
Unplug the 3.5mm stereo cable from the
audio source. Plug the cable into the
headphone jack of an alternate source
(e.g., Walkman, Discman or FM radio).
Check the operating system volume level
and decrease it if necessary.
Decrease the volume in the i-Fusion
system.