Belkin TuneBase User Manual page 10

Transmission Volume Setting
Although the default volume setting will be ideal for most conditions, you
may be able to improve the performance of the TuneBase FM by adjusting
the volume of the transmitted audio signal. The TuneBase FM allows you to
select one of five volume levels. You may wish to decrease the volume if you
experience distorted audio.
You can access the transmission volume menu by pressing the "1" and "2"
buttons simultaneously. TuneBase FM displays the current volume setting
on the iPod, which is represented by "VOL 1" (low), "VOL 2", "VOL 3" (default),
"VOL 4", and "VOL 5" (high).
You can then change the volume level by using the up and down arrows. To
accept your volume selection, press one of the memory preset buttons, or
simply wait for the iPod screen to return to the iPod Main Menu.
Note: The iPod nano has a lower audio output level than other iPod models,
so a volume setting of "VOL 4" or "VOL 5" works best for iPod nano.
Stereo/Mono Selection
Transmitting music in stereo generally gives you the highest-quality listening
experience. However, you may get better FM signal reception by changing
the transmission to mono. TuneBase FM transmits in stereo mode by default.
We suggest that you switch from stereo to mono transmission only if your
car stereo is NOT receiving a clear signal from the TuneBase FM, or if you are
listening to mono recordings such as audio books.
You can access the stereo/mono transmission menu by pressing the "1"
and "3" buttons simultaneously. The TuneBase FM then displays the current
mode setting, which is represented by "MONO" or "ST".
You can change the mode by pressing the up or down arrows.
Either arrow will change between the two modes. The new setting takes
effect immediately.
To accept your mode selection, press one of the memory preset buttons, or
simply wait for the iPod screen to return to the iPod Main Menu.
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