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2 Important safety instructions..................................................... 3 Mobile FM transmitter and charger components........................ 4 Using the mobile FM transmitter and charger ............................ 6 Specifications ........................................................................... 10 Legal notices ............................................................................ 11 One-Year Limited Warranty ...................................................... 13 French ...................................................................... 17 Spanish .................................................................... 33 Introduction Thank you for purchasing the i2i RDS Mobile FM Transmitter and Charger for the Apple iPod®. This product features patented wireless technology and is engineered to provide easy listening to your favorite tunes while on the road. The mobile FM transmitter sends high-fidelity stereo signals from any iPod to your FM car radio or stereo within 15 feet. 3 3 Simple and convenient, the mobile FM transmitter and charger transmits all FM frequencies and simultaneously charges your iPod. Aerielle Technologies, Inc. Aerielle Enabled is a trademark of Important safety instructions Read these instructions thoroughly before using your mobile FM transmitter and charger. Do not attempt to set up or tune your mobile FM transmitter while your vehicle is in motion. Do not attempt to open the casing of the mobile FM transmitter. Doing so voids your warranty. Do not allow moisture of any kind to come in contact with the mobile FM transmitter. Keep away from humidity and never immerse in water. Do not drop the mobile FM transmitter. A severe jolt may cause permanent damage and is not covered by your warranty. Follow this User Guide carefully and keep it for future reference. Follow the correct procedures when setting up the mobile FM transmitter. 4 4 Have the mobile FM transmitter checked by a service technician if any the following conditions are true: •The mobile FM transmitter has been exposed to moisture. •The mobile FM transmitter has been dropped and damaged. •The mobile FM transmitter has obvious signs of breakage. •The mobile FM transmitter is not working correctly or you can’t get it to work according to this User Guide. Mobile FM transmitter and charger components Station preset buttons LCD display Tune up button Tune down button power or cigarette lighter socket power or cigarette lighter socket 5 LCD display Cable to connect to your iPod Plugs into your car’s 6 6 Using the mobile FM transmitter and charger To set up and use your mobile FM transmitter and charger: 1 Insert the mobile FM transmitter firmly into your car’s cigarette lighter or power socket. 2 Tune your car's FM stereo to an unused FM frequency. 3 Plug the connector on the end of the cable into your iPod. Note: To disconnect, unplug it from your iPod. 4 Start your iPod player. Your mobile FM transmitter turns on when an audio signal is detected. 5 Select the frequency from Step two above using the up and down arrows on the front of your mobile FM transmitter. Tip: The mobile FM transmitter works best when the iPod volume is set between 50% to 75% of maximum. After you have tuned to the frequency and begun transmitting, adjust the volume to a comfortable level. Tip: Your iPod may not automatically turn off. Be sure to unplug it to stop playback and to deactivate charging before exiting your car. 7 7 Tip: The best station for transmitting is one that may not be perfectly clear but also has clear or weak stations to either side of it in the FM band. Using the mobile FM transmitter presets To use the mobile FM transmitter presets: 1 Tune the transmitter to the desired FM frequency using the tune up and tune down buttons. Firmly press and hold one of the three preset buttons on the front of the mobile FM transmitter for two seconds. This stores the station in memory. The display will blink briefly. A small indicator bar appears on the display opposite the newly programmed preset button. Caution: Do not watch the display while driving. 2 Repeat steps one and two to store two additional stations with the two remaining buttons. Tip: When the mobile FM transmitter is turned off and restarted, it tunes to the last frequency used and the preset stations are in memory. 8 8 Using your mobile FM transmitter with an RDS-enabled radio receiver To set up and use your mobile FM transmitter with an RDS-enabled radio receiver: 1 Tune your receiver to the same frequency displayed on the face of the transmitter (or vice-versa).If your FM receiver is RDS enabled, the radio automatically shows 'RDS' in its display (if no song is playing). 2 Enable "AF" mode in your receiver for advanced functionality. (See your RDS-enabled receiver instruction manual for directions. Methods may vary.) 3 Plug the connector on the end of the cable into your iPod. 4 Start your iPod player. Your mobile FM transmitter turns on whenev...