Marantz IS301 iPod Dock
Overview
Specifications
Now you can enjoy your iPod files on your main stereo system – and, enjoy holding your iPod in your hands, controlling playback from this genius interface. Simply plug the IS301 handheld adapter into your iPod and send the files, via Bluetooth (A2DP), to your receiver unit. A separate base docking station can be used to store the handheld module, where it handles iPod charging and connection, via USB, with iTunes on your PC. The cradled approach also means you can even deliver video from your iPod’s library when this is wired with the receiver unit. The cradle’s flexible design means it can be put on a table or wall mounted. Controlling the power, volume and source of your Marantz amplifier can easily be done with the buttons on the handheld module. Simply keep your iPod in your hand \nand enjoy your favourite music on your HiFi system while sitting or walking through the room. That’s flexibility.
Bluetooth
Bluetooth is a worldwide standard for wireless communication, exchanging information between fixed and mobile devices. Marantz uses the Bluetooth A2DP standard to stream music from a mobile device to a Marantz own receiver unit. It uses a dedicated one for the IS301 and the universal RX101 which is connected to the M-XPort. Please see the M-XPort explanation as well.
CI-Ready
CI-Ready indicates that the products are equipped with connection like RS-232, Flasher Out, IR Receiver in, DC-Trigger and similar used especially in the Custom Installation area. The RS232 for example is a communication port direct to the micro processor of the device. It is possible to control the component and get status feedback via this connection without any visual contact and even offers a way to update the system software if needed. Marantz products have dedicated remote codes and RS232 codes for any function including discrete power on / off.
IR Flasher IN
The IR-Flasher IN is a standardized connection to control the AV system by external IR receivers independent of the infra red control format used. On the IR-Flasher OUT an IR-Emitter can be connected to controlled third brand components. The third connection link to this is the IR-Receiver INPUT which is similar to the IR-Flasher In, but it outputs a voltage to directly feet an external IR-Receiver eye. Please check capability per product in the specification section.
USB Audio
USB Audio makes it possible to listen to compressed audio files (MP3, Windows Media™ Audio, etc.) stored on MP3 players or external harddiscs. All Marantz USB enabled products make use of the USB 2.0 profile for fast and stable data transfer.
| Interfaces | |
|---|---|
| Analogue Audio Outs | 1 |
| Analogue Video Outs | Composite out S-Video out Component out |
| USB | 1 |
| Bluetooth | Bluetooth version v2.1+EDR Bluetooth protocol audio signal A2DP Bluetooth control signal AVRCP Bluetooth operation distance (in meters) 10 |
| Music | |
| iPod Support | Compatible with 4th G and up |
| Networking | |
| Wireless | Wireless audio streaming via Bluetooth |
| Dimensions | |
| Height | Handheld 150 Base Dock 123 Extender 36 |
| Width | Handheld 67 Base Dock 123 Extender 191 |
| Estimated Shipping Weight (KG) | 3.5 |
| Depth | Handheld 30 Base Dock 30 Extender 49 |
| Other | |
| Features | • 3-Piece docking station with Bluetooth module • Wireless audio streaming via Bluetooth v2.1 • Wired audio & video streaming via CAT-5 • USB connectivity for synchronizing with iTunes • Dedicated Remote for iPod control while docked • Connects to mobile devices supporting Bluetooth A2DP • Composite, S-Video and Component Video out |
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