Hama AT-802 Bedienungsanleitung Seite 15

Charging the iPod
1. The FM transmitter has an integrated
mini USB connection. You can charge
the iPod using this connection. To do
this, you need a cable with a mini USB
plug on one end and a standard USB
plug on the other.
2. Charging begins once the transmitter is
connected via the cable. (The battery
symbol is then shown on the iPod display.)
Charging with the USB charger
To ensure optimal performance and relia-
bility of the device, you should only use a
charger which is approved for the iPod.
Specifi cations:
Frequency:
Frequency response: 100 Hz~15 kHz
Operating voltage:
Additional tips/information:
– Music transmission via FM radio has
only been legal since February 8, 2006.
– If your radio has two receivers, you can
even receive traffi c news while listening
to music via the radio transmitter.
– When you have set the optimal input
level, the display may change briefl y
during loud passages (change between
L, H and M).
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Stereo 88.1–107.9 MHz
(in tuning steps of
100 kHz)
Powered by iPod
– As reception in the car may vary
according to the location, you may have
to test the FM transmitter in various
positions in the car.
See www.hama.com for declaration of
conformity according to R&TTE Directive
99/5/EC guidelines
Safety instructions:
– Protect the device from dirt, moisture
and overheating and only use it in dry
rooms.
– Do not open the device or continue to
operate it if it becomes damaged.
Only allow specialists to repair the
device.
– Only use dry, soft cloths for cleaning
purposes (device is not waterproof).
– Caution: Keep this device, as with all
electronic devices, out of the reach of
children.
– Respect the privacy of other people.
– Do not use the device when driving a
motorized vehicle (such as a car) or
when cycling.
– In commercial institutions, the accident
prevention regulations of the employer's
liability insurance association for
electrical systems and equipment must
be observed.
– The vendor accepts no responsibility for
damages that occur while the player is
being used or for claims by third parties.