Boston MC200Air Specifications download pdf (Page 8)

USB

Mode

You

can

connect

iOS

devices (Macintosh computers, iPods,

iPads

and iPhones) directly

to

the

MC200Air via the

USB

input.

Use

the

same Apple

USB

sync cable

that

was supplied

with

your

iOS

device. Portable

iOS

devices

are

also charged

while

connected

to

this input. The

AUX

button

is

used

to

select

both

the

USB

input

and

the

analog

Auxiliary input. The

button

lights green

when

the

USB

input

is

selected and orange

when

the

Auxiliary

input

is

selected.

Press

the

AUX

again

if

necessary

to

switch from one

input

to

the

other.

When

an

iOS

device

is

connected

to

the

USB

input,

the

song play controls on

the

remote can be used

to

start,

stop or pause song play, skip forward or backward, and fast forward or rewind.

Auxiliary

Mode

Press

the

AUX

button

on

the

top

or on the remote control. The

button

on

the

top

will

light

orange. The

MC200Air can accept

an

analog signal from a

wide

range

of

sources, such

as

CO

players and non-iOS

MP3

players. You'll need a cable

with

standard 1

/8"

(3.5mm) stereo plugs

to

connect

between

the

output

of

the

source and

the

auxiliary

input

on the left side

of

the

system.

Note: The analog

output

signals from some sources can be fairly strong. If

the

volume

level

of

the

source

device

is

turned

up, it could overload

the

inputs

of

the

MC200Air. This will

not

cause damage,

but

if

you hear

distortion,

try

turning

down

the

volume

control

of

the

source device. Similarly,

if

you

do

not

hear music

when

the

auxiliary

input

is

selected, check

to

be sure

the

source

is

playing and

that

the

volume

control

is

not

turned

down

all

the

way.

Connecting Headphones

Connect

the

headphone

plug

to

the

1

/8"

(3.5mm) jack beside

the

0 symbol. This turns

off

the

MC200Air

internal speakers.

Making

Wireless {Wi-Fi) Connections

Before

the

wireless AirPlay or DLNA

connection

features can be used,

the

MC200Air

must

join

to

your wireless

(Wi-Fi) network. The easiest and

most

common

way

to

do

this

is

via

a

WPS

(Wi-Fi Protected System) connection

to

a wireless router

that

supports

WPS

connections. A Wi-Fi

connection

can also be established

through

the

use

of

a

temporary

connection, directly

to

the

MC200Air.

Before starting

the

process

of

setting up a wireless connection:

•

Be

sure you

know

the name and password

of

your Wi-Fi network.

•

Be

sure your Wi-Fi

network

is

active.

Carefully

follow

each step described

in

the

following

sections

to

ensure successful connection.

Option 1 - Easiest

Method

-

Push

Button Setup

(easiest

method)

8

Disconnect

the

power

supply

from

the

MC200Air

about

70

seconds.

Then reconnect

the

power

supply and

press

the

0

button

to

turn

the

system on. The 0

button

will fast-blink orange for

about

20

seconds, then

light

green, indicating

the

MC200Air

is

ready.

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