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Basic Operation
< To listen to an external source connected
to the AUX IN jack, select AUX.
< If you press the iPod button when no
iPod is docked, the iPod indicator on the
display blinks.
Press the STANDBY/ON switch to
turn the unit on.
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< The unit turns on with the source that
was last selected. If the iPod that is in
playback mode is inserted into the Dock,
the SR-LXi will automatically turn on and
start playback of the iPod.
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You can also use the FUNCTION button
or Play/Pause button (y
/J) to turn the
unit on.
Press the FUNCTION button to select
a source.
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The volume is adjustable from MIN (00)
to MAX (40). Hold down the VOLUME –
or + buttons to turn down or up the
volume continuously.
Play the source, and adjust the
volume using the VOLUME buttons
(–/+).
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Dimmer
You can dim the front panel’s display by
pressing the DIMMER button.
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This function will be cancelled when the
STANDBY/ON switch is pressed.
< When you set the sleep timer, the display
is dimmed automatically.
Insert the headphones plug into the
PHONES jack, and adjust the volume.
CAUTION
Always lower the volume level prior to
plugging in your headphones. TO AVOID
DAMAGING YOUR HEARING - Do not
place your headphones on your head
until after you have plugged them in.
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The MUTING indicator lights on the
display to indicate that the muting is
engaged.
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If you change the volume or source
during the muting, the muting will be
canceled.
Muting
To mute the sound temporarily, press the
MUTING button. Press the MUTING
button again to restore the sound.
SLEEP 90, 60 or 30:
The power will be switched off 90, 60 or
30 minutes later.
OFF:
The sleep timer is off.
< When you set the sleep timer, the display
is dimmed automatically.
< If you want to check the remaining time,
press the SLEEP button once. The
remaining time will be displayed for a
few seconds.
Sleep Timer
You can set a sleep timer so the unit
turns itself off after a specified time.
Press the SLEEP button repeatedly until
desired time appears on the display.
Headphones