Victor MR500 Manual de usuario
Thank you for purchasing the Victor All-In-One Monitor Riser™. Please read this
manual carefully. Should you have any questions, or need information about
your Victor product, please contact us by one of the methods below:
Customer Service:
1-800-628-2420
Website:
www.victortech.com
Email:
victor@victortech.com
Contents
Introduction…1
Contents…1
Maintenance and safety….1
Getting Started…2
Parts description…3
Connecting the power supply…5
Speakers…5
Using the speakers…5
Powering the speakers…6
Controlling the volume…6
Docking Station…7
Opening and closing…7
Connecting Apple® devices…7
USB Hub…7
Using the USB hub…7
SD Card Reader…8
Using the SD card reader…8
Headphone and Microphone Inputs…8
Using the headphone input…8
Using the microphone inputs…8
Auxiliary Inputs…9
Using the auxiliary inputs…9
Frequently Asked Questions…9
Warranty…12
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Introduction
Contents
The All-In-One Monitor Riser comes with the following items:
oAll-In-One Monitor Riser
oInstruction Manual
o6 Foot USB Type-B Cable
o5V AC Power Adapter
o6 Foot Auxiliary Cable
Maintenance and safety
•Do not use paint thinner, benzene, alcohol or any other organic solvents
to clean the unit. Doing so will cause damage to the surface of the unit.
Clean with a slightly damp cloth
•Do not place objects heavier than 40 lbs. on the Monitor Riser
•Do not place objects containing water on the Monitor Riser. Doing so
may cause shock or other injury
•Use only the power cord supplied with this unit
•Do not cut, damage or alter the power cord
•Do not expose the machine to direct sunlight, high humidity or dusty
areas. Doing so could cause the machine to malfunction
•Do not place near heaters, hot appliances or any area exposed to
extremely high or low temperatures
•Put the unit on a flat, stable surface such as a desk
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Getting Started
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Parts Description
①Monitor Riser: Raises your computer monitor to a comfortable
ergonomic level.
②Open Shelf: Perfect for storing papers or other documents.
③Speakers: Two speakers deliver high quality sound with input from
computer, MP3 player, tablet, phone, or other devices.
④USB Hub: Three high-speed USB 2.0 ports on front and one on back easily
connect USB devices to interact with your computer, power USB devices or
charge mobile devices.
⑤SD Card Reader: Slide your SD card into the slot to read and transfer music,
photos or documents to your connected computer (a blue LED light will
illuminate when a card is detected).
⑥Docking Station: Push the drawer in and it will glide out into position.
Play, charge and manage all of your Apple devices.
⑦Volume Knob: Turn clockwise to supply power to the speakers.
Continue turning clockwise to raise the volume, turn counter-clockwise to
lower the volume (a blue LED light will illuminate when power is supplied
to the speakers).
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⑧Headphone Input: Plug your personal headphones into the input to
listen. When headphones are plugged in, speakers will mute
automatically.
⑨Microphone Inputs: One input in the front and one in the rear. Plug
your microphone into the input to use with programs like Skype™, Sound
Recorder and Windows Messenger™ (Note: plug in rear is intended for a
more permanent connection. If you will be using a microphone on a
regular basis, plug into the rear to minimize cord clutter on your desk).
⑩Auxiliary Inputs: One input in the front and one in the rear. Connect
external audio devices such as MP3 players, laptops, smartphones,
tablets, etc. with the supplied 6 foot auxiliary cable (Note: plug in rear is
intended for a more permanent connection. If you will be using the
Monitor Riser speakers as your main computer speakers, plug into the
rear to minimize cord clutter on your desk).
⑪USB Type-B Input: Connects your Monitor Riser to your computer to
supply power and transfer data.
⑫DC 5V Input: Supplies power to the All-In-One Monitor Riser via a wall
outlet. This supplies power only to the unit and connected devices, but
will not allow communication to computer.
⑬USB Type-B Cable: Used to connect the All-In-One Monitor Riser to a
computer or laptop. Supplies power and allows transfer of data.
⑭Auxiliary Cable: Used to connect the All-In-One Monitor Riser to a
computer, laptop or other audio device. This will allow the transfer of
music from the device to the All-In-One Monitor Riser’s speakers.
⑮DC 5V Power Cable: Supplies power from a wall outlet to the All-In-
One Monitor Riser.
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Connecting the power supply
There are 2 ways to connect power to your All-In-One Monitor Riser:
1: USB Type-B Cable
Plug the square end of the supplied 6 foot USB Type-B cable⑬into the
rear USB type-B input⑪of the All-In-One Monitor Riser. Plug the flatter
end of the USB cable into an open port on your computer/laptop. You
now have power to the All-In-One Monitor Riser. You also have the ability
to communicate to your computer/laptop via flash drives, SD Cards,
Apple® products, etc.
2: 5V DC Power Adapter
Plug the DC 5V power cable⑮into the rear DC 5V input adapter⑫of
the All-In-One Monitor Riser. Plug the larger end of the adapter into a
wall outlet.
Speakers
Using the speakers
The All-In-One Monitor Riser has two high quality speakers③to play
music/sounds from your computer, Apple® device, phone, MP3 player or
other device.
1: Playing music/sounds from computer
In order to play music/sounds from your computer you must have the All-
In-One Monitor Riser connected with the USB type-B cable⑬. You must
also have the 6 foot Auxiliary cable⑭attached. To do this, plug one end
of the cable into either the front or rear Auxiliary port⑩on the All-In-
One Monitor Riser and the other end into the “AUX” port on your
computer. If your computer does not have a “AUX” port, use the
“headphone” port instead (Note: If you would like to play music/sounds
from your computer through the All-In-One Monitor Riser for an
extended period of time, we recommend using the rear Auxiliary port.
This will reduce cord clutter).
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2: Playing music from an Apple® device
To play music from your Apple® device, plug in either the USB type-B
cable⑬or the DC 5V Adapter⑫to power the Monitor Riser. Then place
the Apple® device on the docking station⑥(Note: When powered by the
DC 5V Power Adapter your Apple® device will not be able to
communicate with your computer. Use the supplied USB type-B cable to
connect to the computer in order to manage your device with programs
such as iTunes®).
3: Playing music from a USB device
To play music from a USB device such as a flash drive, plug the USB device
into one of the USB ports④on the front or rear of the All-In-One
Monitor Riser. Then follow the directions of how to supply power to the
All-In-One Monitor Riser in section 1 of Using the speakers. You can now
manage the music from your connected computer.
4: Playing music from other devices (phones, MP3 players, etc.)
You can also play music from a number of other devices. Plug in the USB
type-B cable⑬into the USB type-B input⑪or the DC 5V power cable⑮
into the DC 5V input adapter⑫. Using the supplied Auxiliary cable⑭,
plug one end into the All-In-One Monitor Riser⑩and the other into your
device. You may control the playback of music on whatever device you
are using.
Powering the speakers
Once the All-In-One Monitor Riser is powered by USB or 5V DC Adapter,
you may enjoy music from your speakers. To do so, turn the VOLUME
knob clockwise. Upon turning, a blue LED light will illuminate signaling
that the speakers have power.
Controlling the volume
To control the volume, rotate the Volume knob⑦clockwise and
counterclockwise. Turning the Volume knob⑦clockwise (right) will
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increase the volume. Turning the knob counterclockwise (left) will
decrease the volume.
Docking Station
Opening and closing
To open the docking station⑥, push the TOUCH icon. The docking
station will click inwards, and then a spring will pop the dock out. Pull the
dock out completely until the internal magnetic locking pin engages. This
feature will hold the docking station in place while you use your Apple®
device. To close the docking station, press firmly on the TOUCH icon to
glide and click the dock back into place.
Connecting Apple® devices
To connect your Apple® products, place the device on the Apple®
connecting pin that sticks up from the docking station⑥. This is the same
pin found in cables that are supplied with genuine Apple® products. Once
your product is placed on the connecting pin, the Monitor Riser will
automatically begin reading. You can now use the connected Apple®
device to control the music being played. If you would like to charge your
device and connect to the computer, you must have the Monitor Riser
powered by both the USB Type B cable⑬and the DC 5V power cable⑮.
NOTE: Due to the iPad’s™ electrical configuration, the iPad™ can only be
charged when powered by the DC 5V power cable⑮exclusively. When
connected by USB Type B cable⑬, charging is disabled.
USB hub
Using the USB hub
The high speed USB 2.0 hub can be used when the Monitor Riser is
powered by the USB type-B input⑬or the DC 5V input adapter⑫.
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