What to do if iPod does not respond to Harman Kardon Remote Control commands?
If your iPod isn't responding to the Harman Kardon Remote Control, the remote battery power may be low. Try redocking the iPod. If the problem persists, reset the iPod. If it still fails, replace the battery.
Why does my Harman Kardon Remote Control only operate at close range?
The Harman Kardon Remote Control range is up to 20 feet. If you are further away, move the source unit closer to the remote. Also, the remote battery power may be low, so replace the battery.
Why do my Harman Kardon Portable Speakers have static?
If your Harman Kardon Portable Speakers produce distorted sound (static, crackling, or hissing), it might be due to interference from devices like monitors or cell phones. Try moving the Go + Play away from these devices to see if that eliminates the distortion.
What to do if Harman Kardon Portable Speakers sound comes from only one side?
If the sound is only coming from one side or channel on your Harman Kardon Portable Speakers, the iPod or auxiliary cable might not be properly connected. Ensure you're using the correct iPod adapter and that the iPod is fully seated in the docking station. Also, make sure the auxiliary cable is fully inserted into the jack. You might also try resetting the iPod.
Essential guidelines for safe operation, including ventilation, avoiding water, naked flames, and extreme conditions.
Precautions regarding electrical shock, plug safety, and protection of the power cord.
Advisory to prevent hearing damage from high volume listening levels.
Compliance information and operational conditions for FCC regulations regarding interference.
Compliance information and operational conditions for Industry Canada regulations.
Overview of the Go + Play portable iPod docking system and its features.
Highlights of key technologies like IEQ, Bi-Amplification, DSP, and RF Remote.
List of all components included with the Go + Play system upon purchase.
Instructions for unpacking, docking adapters, iPod placement, power, and battery installation.
Guides for listening to music from an iPod or an auxiliary device.
Steps for connecting to a TV/monitor and syncing files with a computer.
Information on charging the iPod, remote functionality, and storing the remote.
Solutions for common sound problems like no sound, distorted audio, or one-sided output.
Troubleshooting steps for iPod not charging, not recognized by computer, or USB power issues.
Resolving issues related to loud hums, buzzing, or radio frequency interference.
Audio Specifications| drivers | Two Ridge and two Atlas transducers |
|---|---|
| tweeter power | 2 x 15 watts @ 1% THD |
| woofer power | 2 x 30 watts @ 1% THD |
| frequency response | 40Hz – 20kHz |
| signal-to-noise ratio | >85dB |
Bluetooth Specifications| bluetooth transmitter frequency range | 2.4GHz – 2.4835GHz |
|---|---|
| bluetooth transmitter power | ≤20dBm (EIRP) |
| bluetooth transmitter modulation | GFSK/ /4-DQPSK/8-DPSK |
Power| external power supply input voltage | 100 – 240V AC |
|---|---|
| output voltage | 18VDC @ 3.6A |
| power consumption | 65W (maximum); 0.5W (standby mode) |
Weight and Dimensions| dimensions | 20" (500mm) x 9" (230mm) x 9-1/2" (240mm) |
|---|---|
| weight | 9.4 lb (4.3kg) |
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