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Summary of Contents for Cycle Sounds Rock Box
- Page 1 All-in-One Audio Source Care & Maintenance Warranty Information User Functions User Guide...
- Page 2 VOID if water enters the unit due to not properly securing the rubber covers. The Rock Box output is designed for the high level input of an amplified speaker system. Do not plug headphones into the Rock Box or you may damage the unit.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Rock Box™ User Guide Table of Contents Specifications ....................General Care and Maintenance ............Warranty Information ................Miscellaneous Information ............. FM Audio Antenna ................Temperature Sensor ................. General Overview Rock Box Controls .................. Powering ON/OFF .................. Understanding the Display ............... -
Page 4: Specifications
Specifications: FM Frequency Range 88 - 108 MHz Volume Adjustment 0 - 47dB Bass / Treble Adjustment +/-14dB Power 10 - 16 volts DC Current Draw 220mA USB Charger Current 1 amp @ 5 volts Temperature Sensor -50 to 150F File System Reader fat16 / fat32 USB Class... -
Page 5: General Care And Maintenance
Failure to follow this warning may lead to serious injury or even death. Warranty Information All of Cycle Sounds® products are covered under a one year manufactures warranty against defects in craftsmanship and materials. Always keep a copy of your original receipt for warranty purposes as it will be needed to obtain warranty service. -
Page 6: Rock Box Controls
Power ON/OFF Radio Station Presets Digital Display Volume Controls USB Port & Cover Radio Station Functions AUX Port & Cover AMPS Hole Mount Menu Functions Wiring Harness Mode Functions Temp Sensor (Not Shown) ... -
Page 7: Powering On/Off
Powering ON/OFF the Rock Box t To power the Rock Box ON or OFF you must hold down the power button for 3 seconds. Understanding the Rock Box Display u The Rock Box’s digital display will show you information about it’s function(s) and mode(s) while it is in operation. The time and temperature will always display regardless of which mode you are using. -
Page 8: Radio Mode
3.5mm earphone jack such as an iPhone Radio Mode By default the Rock Box starts up in Radio Mode. In Radio Mode the display will show the current radio station preset shown here as (S1) indicating the current station is stored in FMS will display next to the current the preset labeled "1"... -
Page 9: Seek Up/Down
When using the seek/scan function the Rock Box will display "SCN" to indicate scanning is activated. To exit scanning press the home button, set the current station as a radio station preset or select any other previously set radio station preset number. -
Page 10: Mp3 Input Mode
MP3 Mode (USB Flash Drive) When in MP3 mode the Rock Box will sync MP3's from a USB flash media drive when connected to the powered USB port v. When MP3 Mode is selected the Rock Box will display "USB Input" until a device has been plugged into the USB port and at that time the Rock Box will attempt to sync any music that is present on the drive. - Page 11 Rock Box "remember" your song/folder location. To activate press preset button number 5 to start the "memory" function when in MP3 mode before turning off the Rock Box. Once the Rock Box is powered back on press preset number 6 to resume playing MP3's from your previous playlist location.
- Page 12 USB thumb drive check to see that the song/album/artist data is correctly setup in the application you are using to format your MP3s. This information must be present in the file for the Rock Box to display MP3 "metadata".
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Page 13: Aux Input Mode
Auxiliary Input Mode (3.5mm Headphone) When switched to Auxiliary Input Mode the Rock Box will display "AUX Input" to indicate using the 3.5mm front input. Auxiliary Input Mode allows the connection of any audio device that uses a standard 3.5mm headphone jack. - Page 14 Charging Devices While Listening to Music In AUX Input Mode you can connect both the USB and AUX Input using the two previous instructions to play and charge devices at the same time. Simply connect a standard (male to male) 3.5mm jack cable to the AUX Input Port w for the audio signal.
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Page 15: Menu Settings Bass & Treble Adjustment
Bass / Treble Adjustment Use the seek up/down buttons to adjust bass and treble levels from -14db to +14db. Setting the Clock Time Use the seek up button to set the hour and the seek down button to set the minute. Setting Backlight Brightness The backlight has only 2 settings. -
Page 16: Region Country List
Setting the Region To set the region to your current location press 6 when you see the "Region List" menu item appear. Use the seek up/ down buttons to locate your region. To set your region press the radio station preset number that appears next to the region you would like to select. -
Page 17: Miscellaneous Information
Miscellaneous Information FM Audio Receiver Antenna Wire The thin loose coming out of the Rock Box is the FM radio antenna wire. Make sure to keep this wire away from ANY power wires to maximize radio reception. Do NOT run this wire through handlebars or under metal surfaces. -
Page 18: Wired For Harley Controls Modes
HD Controls model of the Rock Box without the added hardware for making the rear modes functional. If these modes show up on your Rock Box, but you do not have the rear inputs on your unit simply ignore these modes. - Page 20 Rock Box™ User Guide Cycle Sounds LLC 275 NW Victoria Drive Lee's Summit, MO 64086 (866) 427-2346 / Toll Free (816) 525-2628 / Office (816) 525-3647 / Fax www.cyclesounds.com...
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