Battery Installation - Harman Kardon GO+PLAY II Owner's Manual

HARMAN KARDON
GO+ PLAY II
General Setup
1. Unpack the Harman Kardon Go+ Play II system.
2. Place the appropriate nest into the docking station.
3. IMPORTANT: Turn the adjustable knob in the center of the docking station to match your specific
iPhone/iPod model.
4. Place the iPhone/iPod into the docking station.
5. Connect the power supply into the "DC In jack".
6. Plug the adapter into the wall outlet.
7. If using batteries is preferred, install eight (8) type 0 batteries into the bottom of the unit.
8. Turn on the power switch. The green indicator light will turn on.
Smart Remote
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Power Button Volume Down
(Green LED)
Storing Your Smart Remote
Volume Up
The Harman Kardon Go+ Play II system is equipped with a storage compartment on the back of the
unit. Simply press the top of the compartment to open it and store your remote.
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General Setup
Battery Installation
For Harman Kardon Go + Play II System
1. Unscrew the two battery compartment cover screws counterclockwise to the unlocked position;
remove the battery compartment cover.
2. Place eight (8) fresh 0 batteries as shown.
3. Replace the battery compartment cover.
Note: System will not use battery power when using AC power.
DO NOT MIX BATIERY TYPES.
DO NOT MIX CHARGED AND PARTIALLY CHARGED BATIERIES.
BATIERIES WILL NOT RECHARGE WHILE IN THE UNIT.
For Harman Kardon Smart Remote
1. Remove battery-compartment cover.
Battery Disposal
2. Insert a 3-volt 2032 type battery, positive
side up.
3. Replace battery-compartment cover.
Alkaline batteries are considered nonhazardous. Rechargeable batteries (i e., nickel cadmium, nickel metal-hydride, lithium and lithium-
ion) are considered hazardous household materials and may pose an unnecessary health and safety risk.
In the European Union and other locations, it is illegal to dispose of any battery with household trash. All batteries must be disposed
of in an environmentally sound manner. Contact your local waste management officials for information regarding the environmentally
sound collection, recycling and disposal of used batteries.