Cambridge i765 manual

Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners. Qualcomm is a trademark of Qualcomm Incorporated, registered in the United States and other countries, used with permission. The Spotify software is subject to third party licenses found here: www. This product support AirPlay 2 and requires iOS Dual alarms allow you to wake up to the sounds of either an iPod, CD or radio station. When docked, the unit recharges iPods.

Above the large tuning dial is an LCD display that shows iPod song text support and the data — song titles and station identification — transmitted by many radio stations. The system gives choices for how the information is displayed on the character screen. The function can be turned off as well. The unit, which is available only in black, is 5 inches high, 14 inches wide and 10 inches deep. It weighs 12 pounds. On its top are a snooze bar and the iPod dock, which sits off-center at the right of the unit.

In the back are FM and AM antenna connections, an audio out minijack and a hybrid S:Video out jack that lets you either use the included cable for composite video connection to your television or a straight S-Video connection, if you provide your own S:Video cable.

This system sounds fantastic for a compact system. Features If the i looks familiar, it's because it's basically just a refresh of the Cambridge SoundWorks Radio CD i with the iPod dock integrated into the topside instead of a separate outboard dock and a built-in DVD player instead of just CD. The front panel's left set of buttons are reserved for radio presets--press one while listening to a station you want to store, you'll hear a "beep" tone, and it'll be saved to one of three "bands" FM1, FM2, or AM.

There's also a seek function for jumping from station to station. The tuner supports Radio Data Service, so the readout offers call-letter and song information from stations that support the technology. The lower edge of the front panel hosts a headphone jack and an auxiliary input both jacks are 3. The back panel has an S-Video and audio output jack, and the i comes with an S-Video-to-composite cable. You can preset the volume of each alarm, so it can be as loud or subtle as you want, regardless of what the volume level was when you turned the i off.

Snooze times can be preset to intervals of 5 to 22 minutes. The integrated iPod dock can be used with any of the eight adapter sleeves included to fit most iPods.

Our testing verified that: we had no trouble playing videos from the fat iPod Nano, but the iPhone could only play audio. You can navigate iPod menus with the remote or with the i's front panel controls; the remote navigation works fine, but since there's no navigation options displayed on the TV screen, you're going to need to be close enough to see the iPod's screen anyway. With newer iPod models, the artist and song title is displayed on the i's LCD display.

The i's stereo speakers and woofer are each powered by their own amplifier. The speakers are magnetically shielded so the i can be placed near a CRT TV or any other sensitive device without affecting picture quality. Using the jog dial, the sound can be set to stereo, mono, or "wide,"--the latter increases stereo separation beyond the inch width of the i's cabinet.