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The long and winding road...
Long road trips can really be a pain... especially with commercial radio stations blaring out the same junk from city to city.
Your passengers can swap their iPod into the system very easily to switch up the musical variety. Simply unplug the iPod
that is plugged into AudioTroll, plug the new one in and initiate the reset function. On a 9-5, you hold down the middle of
the SEEK button until the SID chirps, then you select a playlist from the preset buttons. On a 9-3, you simply switch to a
different source then come back.
Auxiliary Input
AudioTroll functions as an auxiliary input for any device that utilizes a 3.5mm (1/8”) stereo jack. For best results, unplug
the iPod from the system before attaching another device. The SID will read as whatever playlist you left off in, track zero.
...and because you know someone’s gonna do it...
Please do not try and connect anything to the iPod dock connector on the AudioTroll that is not an iPod. Yeah, the
Zune’s connector looks the same but you’ll either fry the Zune or your car... same goes for Creative Zen, dockable
Satellite Radio systems, etc. GES will not cover any damages caused by improper use of the AudioTroll device, and the
warranty will be voided by such activities within the warranty period.
Nominal electrical interference, it could have been worse.
You are going to hear the hard drive of your iPod spool up from time to time, or the occasional digital burst of data
flooding across the ground plane of the board. The noise should never be so bad that it inhibits your ability to enjoy the
music coming from the speakers.
Granite Embedded Systems
AudioTroll 9400/9600 Operation + Installation Manual