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The Complete Digital Entertainment System
Owner’s Guide
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Safety Warning Important Safety Instructions—Read Before Operating Equipment This product was designed and manufactured to meet strict quality and safety standards. 19. Replacement Parts. When replacement parts are required, be sure the service There are, however, some installation and operation precautions which you should be technician has used replacement parts specified by the manufacturer or that the particularly aware of. parts have the same characteristics as the original part. Unauthori
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For Your Records Serial Number Model Number Purchase Date Attach Receipt Located on the bottom Staple your receipt here. ™ of your I-Sonic No: BM1125-A Date: Entertainment System. No: Table of Contents 3 Safety Warning 12 Radio Operations: 4 For Your Records Switch Time & Frequency Displays 5 Carton Contents AM & FM Band ™ 5 Introduction to I-Sonic Antenna Selection 5 The Polk Audio Story 13 XM Operations: ™ 6 Special Features: HD Radio Selecting an XM Channel & Category ® 7 Special Features: X
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Introduction Carton Contents Take Inventory Inside You Will Find Important Note Check to ensure you I-Sonic If anything is missing or have everything in your Entertainment System damaged, or if your I-Sonic ™ I-Sonic Entertainment Remote Control Entertainment System fails System carton to start (Battery Included) to operate, notify your deal- enjoying your system. AM External Antenna er immediately. We recom- FM External Antenna mend keeping your original Owner’s Guide carton and packing materi-
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Special Features ™ HD Radio Technology & Multicasting Stations stay in their To find HD Radio stations A Revolution In Radio Features well-known, traditional in your area, please visit In what is the biggest tech- Multicasting, which is place on the radio dial www.hdradio.com. nological change to radio the ability to broadcast A variety of “data since the introduction of multiple program streams ™ ™ HD Radio Technology Manu- services” that could FM in 1961, HD Radio over a single FM fre- fa
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Special Features ® XM Ready Technology Warning XM monthly service sub- Note Introducing XM It is prohibited to copy, decompile, scription sold separately. The XM Passport antenna Satellite Radio disassemble, reverse engineer, or XM Passport system or CNP-1000 is required There’s a world beyond manipulate any technology incor- required to receive XM (sold separately at AM and FM. XM Satellite porated in receivers compatible service (sold separately). www.polkaudio.com. Radio. Over 170 channel
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Function Buttons & Back Panel Hook-Ups Using the I-Sonic Console Buttons Your Favorite The I-Sonic Entertainment You never have to worry To learn more go to: Entertainment System also features a about misplacing the remote www.polkaudio.com/ At Your Fingertips complement of buttons control. Whichever mode isonic/. All the functions on your that allow you to control you are most comfortable ™ I-Sonic Entertainment all system functions. using, the incredible sound System are conveniently and vers
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Remote Control & Main Menu Features Using the Remote Control source buttons Selects play/pause Toggles + menu Displays the DVD menu. a specific play mode as well between play & pause. + audio Selects next DVD as Aux 1 and 2. stop Stops a DVD/CD. audio option. on/off/alarm Turns power + subtitle Displays next presets Calls up stored on or off; turns alarm off. DVD subtitle option; cycle AM/FM/XM stations; toggle volume+/- through on/off/subtitle tracks. to call up Bank A, B or C. Preset + [nu
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Clock & Alarm Settings Set the Clock for the First Time Default display indicates daylight savings/time zone settings menu time must be set the first time unit is plugged in 1 2 or is left without power for more than 3 days. With an XM Passport B F B F DST on or off. Select 12 or 24 hour clock. antenna connected, C D Select time zone. C D Decrease/Increase time. F Enter. (DST status, shown E Select AM or PM. the time will set itself. under “Enter,”is on.) F Enter. Clock Settings from Main Men
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Radio Operations Tuning the Radio from Main Menu Select “Radio” B radio menu radio menu radio menu 1 2 3 C Tune to a lower station. Same station in HD Same station in HD multicast. Remote: when icon appears. NOTE: THIS DISPLAY INDICATES D Tune to a higher station. AN ADDITIONAL SUB-CHANNEL Remote: MAY BE AVAILABLE. Seek a Radio Station from Main Menu Select “Radio” B radio options menu radio menu: seek seek This mode finds the next strong station signal and 1 2 stops on that station. linking
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Radio Operations Switch Time & Frequency Displays from Main Menu Select “Radio” B radio menu: station display radio menu: time display 1 2 F If station frequency is displayed, If current time is displayed, F select options. Toggle to select options. Toggle to “Display.” Time will appear. “Display.” Station will appear. AM & FM Band from Main Menu Select “Radio” B radio menu: am/fm radio menu: am/fm 1 E Select AM band. E Select FM band. Antenna Selection from Main Menu Select “Radio” B radio
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XM Operations Selecting an XM Channel & Category from Main Menu Select “XM” D xm channel menu xm channel select menu xm channel menu 1 2 3 C Select a lower channel. C Select a lower channel. E Toggle through Remote: Remote: various categories. Select a higher channel. D Select a higher channel. D Remote: Remote: F Select additional XM options. NOTE: XM Satellite Radio Antenna sold separately at www.polkaudio.com. TO ACTIVATE XM SATELLITE RADIO: Call 800-852-9696 in the US or in Canada, 877-43
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Presets for AM, FM & XM Select a Preset Navigate a Preset from Radio or XM Menu Select “Presets” from Radio or XM Menu Select“Presets” B B radio menu xm channel menu radio preset menu 1 1 1 B Selects banks A, B and C. B F Preset a radio station. B F Preset an XM channel. Toggle remote: Remote: Remote: C Moves down the banks. Moves up the banks. D Save a Preset Recall a Preset from Radio or XM Menu Select “Save” from Radio or XM Menu Select “Recall” F E radio preset menu radio preset menu NOTE
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Settings Sleep Mode from Main Menu Select “Settings” F system settings menu sleep menu 2 1 B Select for sleep timer. B Toggle to set sleep time to 15min., 30 min., 45min., 60min. or 90min. Remote: Bass & Treble from Settings Menu Select “Bass” ” or “Treble” C D systems settings menu bass settings menu NOTE: SAME SCREEN OPTIONS FOR TREBLE SETTINGS. 1 2 C Select bass. C Lower bass level adjustment. Select treble. Higher bass level adjustment. D D Enter to save settings. F Change Display Brigh
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Warranty Limited One Year Warranty Polk Audio, Inc., warrants to the original retail purchaser only. This warranty will terminate automatically prior to its stated expiration if the original retail purchaser sells or transfers the Product to any other party. Polk Audio, Inc., warrants, to the original retail purchaser only, that this Product will be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of one (1) year from the date of original retail purchase from a Polk Audio Authorized D
