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Horizon Solo XT
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17. Either the power inlet connector on the rear of the
apparatus or the power plug at the wall must remain
accessible, to be able to disconnect power from the
apparatus.
18. To completely disconnect this apparatus from the AC
Mains, disconnect the power supply cord plug from the
AC receptacle.
19. The mains plug of the power supply cord shall remain
readily operable.
American Users:
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to
comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant
to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to
provide reasonable protection against harmful interference
in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses,
and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed
and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause
harmful interference to radio communications. However,
there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a
particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful
interference to radio or television reception, which can be
determined by turning the equipment o and on, the user
is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or
more of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and
receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit
di erent from that to which the receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV
technician for help.
Caution: Unauthorized changes or modi cations to
the receiver could void user’s authority to operate the
equipment.
Canadian Users
This class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian
ICES-003.
Cet appareil numérique de classe B est conforme á la norme
NMB-003 du Canada.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
This symbol found on the apparatus indicates
hazards arising from dangerous voltages.
This symbol found on the apparatus indicates the
user should read all safety statements found in the
user manual.
This symbol found on the apparatus indicates
double insulation.
Warning! To reduce the risk of  re or electrical
shock, do not expose this apparatus to rain or
moisture.
This symbol found on the apparatus indicates
that the apparatus must be placed in a separate
collection facility for electronic waste and not
disposed with household waste.
1. Read these instructions.
2. Keep these instructions.
3. Heed all warnings.
4. Follow all instructions.
5. Do not use this apparatus near water.
6. Clean only with dry cloth.
7. Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in
accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
8. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators,
heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including
ampli ers) that produce heat.
9. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or
grounding type plug. A polarized plug has two blades
with one wider than the other. A grounding-type plug
has two blades and a third grounding prong. The wide
blade or the third prong is provided for your safety. If
the provided plug does not  t into your outlet, consult
an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet.
10. Protect the power cord from being walked on or
pinched particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles,
and the point where they exit from the apparatus.
11. Only use attachments/accessories speci ed by the
manufacturer.
12. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when
unused for long periods of time.
13. Refer all servicing to quali ed service personnel.
Servicing is required when the apparatus has been
damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or
plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects
have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been
exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally,
or has been dropped.
14. Maintain a minimum distance of 2” (50mm) around
the front, rear, and sides of the apparatus for su cient
ventilation. The ventilation should not be impeded
by covering the ventilation openings or placing on or
around the apparatus items such as newspapers, table-
cloths, curtains, etc.
15. No open  ame sources, such as lighted candles, should
be placed on the apparatus.
16. The apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or
splashing. No objects  lled with liquids, such as vases,
shall be placed on the apparatus.
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Introduction
Thank you for choosing Boston Acoustics and congratulations on your purchase of the Horizon Solo XT High
Performance Tabletop DAB Radio. If you own other Boston products, the outstanding audio performance
and ease-of-use of the Solo XT should come as no surprise. If you’re new to Boston, welcome -- we think
you’ve made a great choice. The Solo XT is a sophisticated DAB/FM radio with dual alarms, aux in and line/
headphone outputs, all in a high-style, soft-touch enclosure -- all the things “Play Smart. So check out all the
features and functions of your new music system. We know you’ll enjoy it for years to come.
Features
Outstanding audio performance from a 3
1
/2-inch speaker in a vented acoustic chamber
BassTrac® audio processing for satisfying bass at any volume
Three intuitive, easy to use controls operate all the Solo XT features
Large, easy to read display with adjustable brightness that dims automatically in low light conditions
Highly sensitive DAB/FM Stereo tuner
20 radio station presets
Supports DAB Band III and L-Band for a wide variety of digital radio stations
High performance antenna is included; can also be used with an external antenna
Dual alarm functions each with wake-to-alarm and / or wake-to-radio
Alarms gradually increase in volume for a gentle wake up
S-n-o-o-o-o-o-z-e bar - the entire front aluminum trim is a touch-sensitive, can’t-miss-it snooze bar
Sleep function lets you listen to the radio for up to 90 minutes before the Solo XT turns itself o
Make it your own! Customize your Solo XT with optional grilles available at bostonacoustic.com/POP
Time setting, station presets and alarms settings are remembered during power outages
Front panel headphone output jack
Auxiliary audio input for portable music players
Internal power supply - no bulky external adapter needed
© 2008. All rights reserved. Boston, Boston Acoustics and BassTrac are registered trademarks, and the
B/A ellipse symbol, make it your own, and Play Smart are trademarks of Boston Acoustics, Inc.
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Unpacking and Setting Up Your Horizon Solo XT
Carefully unpack Horizon Solo XT. If there is any sign of damage from transit, report it immediately to your
dealer and/or delivery service. Keep the shipping carton and packing materials for future use. Be sure to
keep your purchase receipt in a safe place, as it may be required for warranty purposes.
In the box you should  nd the Solo XT (with the antenna attached) and the power cord.
Placement
Your Horizon Solo XT will sound great just about anywhere. But if you put it near a wall or corner the bass
response will be enhanced. Blocking the bass port will result in a loss of performance.
Horizontal or Vertical Position
The Solo XT control panel can be rotated to allow for
horizontal or vertical use. If you want to change the
orientation of the radio, grasp the ring around the
control panel and turn it 90°.
Contents
Unpacking and Setting Up Your Horizon Solo XT 4
Placement 4
Horizontal or Vertical Position 4
Power Connection 5
Antenna 5
About the Front Panel Controls 5
Basic Control Operations 6
Turning the Solo XT On or O 6
Adjusting the Volume 6
Selecting Sources or Setup Functions 6
About the Setup Options Functions 6
Setting the Clock, Time, Date and
Related Functions 7
FM Radio 7
Tuning in an FM Station 7
FM Station Seek 7
DAB Radio 8
The DAB Station List 8
Tuning in a DAB Station 8
The DAB Display 8
DAB Station Setup 9
About Station Presets 9
Setting a Station Preset 10
Tuning in a Preset Station 10
Removing One or More Presets 10
Alarm Clock Features 10
Alarm Setup 10
Turning Alarms On or O 11
How the Alarms Work 11
The Snooze Feature 11
Sleep Function 12
Audio Controls 12
Display Controls 13
Resetting To Factory Default 14
Connecting Other Equipment 14
Connecting Headphones 14
Using Aux Inputs 14
Line Output 14
Security Cable Connection 14
About Clock Memory 14
Limited Warranty 15
If Service Seems Necessary 15
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Power Connection
Just connect the power cord to the back of the Solo XT and
plug it into a power outlet.
Antenna
The Horizon Solo XT is shipped with an extendable antenna
connected to a rear panel input.
Note: Boston Acoustics has found that in situations where
the supplied antenna is not used with the product, strong
signals can interfere with normal performance.
DAB/FM Antenna
AC Input
Aux Input
Line Output
About the Front Panel Controls
Almost all of the Horizon Solo XT functions are operated by the three controls on the front panel.
Power/Volume – Is controlled by the large knob centered
low on the panel.
Mode/Info – Selects the input you want to use or the
function you want to adjust.
Tune – Tunes in a new radio station.
These logical, intuitive controls make it easy to operate the
Horizon Solo XT. The way you use them is the same for each
feature. Once you learn how to control one of the features
the rest of them will be easy. You may not need to refer
to this manual once you understand the way the controls
work.
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Basic Control Operations
Turning the Solo XT On or O
Press the POWER/VOLUME control on the center of the front
panel.
Adjusting the Volume
Turn the front panel POWER/VOLUME knob.
Note: On the control illustrations –
Regular arrows indicate to press and release
the button or control.
Double headed arrows indicate to press and hold
the button or control.
Selecting Sources or Setup Functions
Use the MODE/INFO control to select the source you want to listen to or access the “DAB Setup or “Setup
Options” menus.
1
Turn the MODE/INFO control to display the “Mode”
menu. Highlight the source you want to hear or the
setup menu you want to use.
2
Press the MODE/INFO control to select the highlighted
item.
Note: The “Setup Option” selection is not shown in the
initial display. Move the highlight box past the “DAB Setup
selection to access “Setup Options” .
This illustration shows the DAB radio
source highlighted for selection.
About the Setup Options Functions
When you select “Setup Options” from the “Mode” menu the “Setup Options” menu is displayed. Initially the
display shown below on the left appears. Turn the MODE/INFO control to move the highlight box. If you turn
the MODE/INFO control until the highlight box moves past the “Display menu item, more menu items appear,
as shown in the display on the right.
In this display the Alarm 1
function is highlighted for selection.
In this display the Audio control
function is highlighted for selection.
In the next section the procedure for setting the clock is described. Other Setup function are described in
later sections. Once you know how to set up one of the Mode functions the others will be easy.
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Setting the Clock, Time, Date and Related Functions
1
Turn the MODE/INFO control to highlight “Setup Options”
then press the control.
2
Turn the MODE/INFO control to highlight “Clock then press
the control. You’ll see the menu screen shown at the right.
3
Turn the MODE/INFO control to move the highlight box to
the function you want, then press the control to select it.
4
Once the function you want is selected, turn the MODE/
INFO
or TUNE control to change the setting, then press the
control.
Note: There are additional menu selections not shown in this display example. Move the highlight box past
the Year menu item to select the “Month and “Day” setting functions or the Exit function.
The settings on the “Clock Setup” menu are:
Auto: Yes/No – Select “Yes” to let the Solo XT set the time, year, month, and
day automatically using signals from a DAB station. Select “No” to set the clock
manually.
Format: 12 Hour/24 Hour – Sets the clock display to 12 hour or 24 hour
format.
Time: Sets the time.
Year: Sets the year.
Month: Jan-Dec – Sets the month.
Day: 1-31 – Sets the day of the month. The selection range depends on the
month. The February 29 on leap years is programmed into the clock.
Exit: Returns to the default display.
Note: If you manually adjust the Time, Year, Month or Day after you have set Auto to “Yes, the setting
changes to “No”. Subsequent clock/calendar settings have to be done manually.
FM Radio
Tuning in an FM Station
1
Turn the MODE/INFO control to highlight “FM”. Press the control
2
Turn the TUNE control until the station frequency you want
shows in the display.
Note: If the station you select has been assigned to a station preset
the Preset indicator and number are displayed. See the next page for
more information.
FM Station Seek
Press the TUNE control. The Solo XT will seek up the radio band for
the next receivable station.
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DAB Radio
The DAB Station List
When you plug in the Solo XT for the  rst time it automatically searches the DAB radio bands for stations
and puts the available stations in a list. If you move the Solo XT to a new location you can use the DAB
Scan feature to reset the station list. You can also manually tune to the station list available on speci c DAB
multiplex bands. For more information see the “DAB Station Setup” on the following page.
Tuning in a DAB Station
1
Turn the MODE/INFO control to highlight “DAB”. Press the
control
2
Turn the TUNE control to display the list of available
stations.
3
Highlight the station you want and press the TUNE
control to select it.
Notes:
Only stations that were put in your station list by the initial
automatic station scan, a scan you perform with the DAB Scan
function, or that you tune manually are displayed as you turn the TUNE control.
You can change the order in which the stations are displayed. See the “DAB Display” and “Display Menu”
sections on the following pages.
The DAB Display
When using the DAB radio the display shows a
variety of information. In the main part of the
display the  rst line is station name.
The second line of the display center shows one of the following:
Genre — Signal Quality (in %) — Compression — Network — Frequency — Date and Time.
You can set the default information you want to appear in this line. See the “Display Menu” section of this
manual. In addition you can change the information in the second line by pressing the MODE/INFO control.
Each press switches to the next information mode.
The  nal line will always be scrolling text information provided by broadcast station.
Time
Signal Strength
Preset (if assigned)
Station Name
Varying Information
Scrolling Text
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DAB Station Setup
If you move the Solo XT to a new location you can use the DAB Scan feature to reset the station list. You can
also manually select stations to add to the list.
1
Turn the MODE/INFO control to highlight “DAB Setup” . Press
the control.
Note: If the DAB radio source is selected you can simply
press the
TUNE control to access the “DAB Setup menu.
2
Turn the MODE/INFO control to highlight “Full Scan, “Quick
Scan or “Manual Tune”. Press the control.
DAB Order: Active/Alphanum/Favorite/Multiplex – Active -
Displays active stations  rst. Alphanum(eric) - displays stations in
alphanumeric order. Favorite - displays stations most listened to
rst. Multiplex - displays stations in Multiplex order.
Full Scan: Searches all 64 frequencies in the Band III and L Band
groups.
Quick Scan: Searches only the most commonly used frequencies in Band III - from 10B (211.648 MHz) to 13B
(232.496 Mhz).
During the scanning processes the display shows the station multiplex as it is scanned.
Manual Tune: This option displays a list of all the DAB multiplexes. Turn
the MODE/INFO control to highlight the multiplex you want, then press the
control.
This example shows Quick Scan
highlighted for selection.
This example shows station 5C
highlighted for selection.
About Station Presets
The Solo XT has 20 station presets. The presets can be used to store either FM or DAB stations. Because of
the way the Solo XT places stations in the presets you may want to plan how you store them. Heres how it
works. The  rst station you store goes into Preset 1. The second station goes into Preset 2 and so on, up to 20
stations. If you remove a preset all the stations in presets above the one you removed, drop down a preset
position. The table below gives an example.
Preset # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
originally programmed stations FM 89.70 FM 90.95 FM 100.30 FM 104.95 DAB 211.648 DAB 217.088 DAB 222.064
after removing presets 2 and 6 FM 89.70 FM 100.30 FM 104.95 DAB 211.648 DAB 222.064
It may be helpful to put the presets in some logical order. You could put the FM presets in order of ascending
frequency. For example put 89.70 into Preset 1, 90.95 into Preset 2, 93.70 into Preset 3, etc. Or you could
assign presets on the basis of how often you listen to them. For example, your favorite station could go into
Preset 1, the next favorite into preset 2, etc.
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Setting a Station Preset
1
Tune in the FM or DAB station you want to assign to a preset.
3
Press and hold the TUNE control for 3 seconds. The preset
indicator in the upper left corner of the display will light
indicating the station has been stored in the preset.
In this example FM station 104.75 has been assigned to preset 1.
Tuning in a Preset Station
1
Turn the MODE/INFO control to highlight “Preset” in the display.
2
Press the MODE/INFO control. The last preset tuned in is
recalled.
3
Turn the TUNE control to select the station preset you want.
4
Press the TUNE control to select the preset.
Removing One or More Presets
To remove one preset, tune in the preset station as described above.
Press and hold the TUNE control until “Preset Cleared” ashes in the
display.
If you want to clear all the presets so you can reprogram them, press and hold the TUNE control for 10
seconds until “Presets Empty appears in the display.
Alarm Clock Features
The Solo XT has two independent alarm settings. Each can have its own type of alarm —wake to tone, wake
to music or both. Both types of alarms start at a low volume level that gently increases. In addition you can
set the alarms for every day, weekdays only or weekends only .
Alarm Setup
1
Press and hold the Alarm 1 or Alarm 2 button for one second to access
the Alarm Setup screen shown here.
2
Turn the MODE/INFO control to highlight the item you want to adjust,
then press the control to select it. For example, if you highlight Alarm
Time” and press the control you’ll see the second display screen with the
Alarm Time highlight box  ashing.
3
Turn either the MODE/INFO or TUNE control to adjust the Alarm Time,
then press the control.
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The other setting are adjusted the same way.
Active Days: Weekdays/Weekends/7Days – Choose which days you want to use the alarm.
Source: DAB/FM/Preset # – Choose the wake to music source you want. You can select either of the radio
sources or one of the presets you have set.
Vol – Set the volume for wake to music.
After you have completed the alarm setup turn the
MODE/INFO or TUNE control to highlight “Exit (below
Vol) and press the control. Or just wait a few seconds and the menu will “time out and store the settings.
Turning Alarms On or O
Press the Alarm 1 or Alarm 2 buttons to turn on the alarm and set the alarm
type. One press selects wake to music . A second press selects wake to tone
. A third press selects both. Press the button a fourth time to cancel the
alarm. When an alarm is turned on you’ll see one or both alarm indicators in
the lower corners of the display showing the alarm time and type.
This shows how the display would look when the Solo XT is turned off and both alarm are on.
The current time is displayed. Alarm 1 is set for wake to tone at 6:45 AM. Alarm 2 is set for wake to music and tone at
7:15 AM.
How the Alarms Work
Wake To ToneThe alarm tone sounds at a low volume then gradually increases to full volume.
Wake To Music – The radio station you selected is played at the volume level you selected with the Alarm
Setup menu.
Wake To Music and Tone – First, the radio station is played. Then, after 5 minutes the alarm tone begins to
sound.
To turn o the alarm press the POWER/VOLUME button.
The Snooze Feature
If you want to sleep a while longer after the alarm sounds you can use the
Snooze feature. Simply touch the metal rim around the front of the Solo XT.
This will delay the alarm for ten minutes. Each additional touch of the rim
increases the length of the Snooze alarm delay by 5 minutes. The maximum
delay is 60 minutes. The display shows the amount of “snooze time remaining.
To check the remaining snooze time, touch the
metal trim ring. The display will show the amount of
snooze time remaining. Touching the metal trim ring
again while the snooze time is displayed increases
the snooze time to the next higher step – 10 minutes,
15 minutes, 20 minutes, etc. Each additional touch
increases the snooze time by 5 minutes.
To cancel a “Snooze time setting press the POWER/
VOLUME
button.
Touch Sensitive Rim
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Sleep Function
You can set the Solo XT to play a radio station for up to 90 minutes. After the speci ed time the Solo XT shuts
o . You can use the Sleep Function with one of the radio sources or with the Aux input.
1
Use the MODE/INFO control to select the source you want. Set the volume level where you want it.
2
Turn the MODE/INFO control to highlight “Setup Options”, then press the control. The “Setup Options”
menu appears in the display.
3
Turn the MODE/INFO control to highlight “Sleep” then press the control. (The “Sleep” menu selection is
not on the initial “Setup Options” menu. Turn the MODE/INFO control until it appears. See the display
illustrations on page 6.) The highlight box around “O will  ash.
4
Turn the MODE/INFO or TUNE control clockwise to set the amount of
time delay you want. You can select from 5 to 90 minutes in 5 minute
increments. Press the control.
The display example to the right shows the Sleep delay set for 20 minutes.
5
Turn the MODE/INFO control to highlight “Exit and press the control. Or wait a few seconds and the
display will “time out automatically.
The display will go to its default mode – either source or time display,
depending on what you have chosen. The “S” Sleep icon will appear at the
bottom center of the display.
This display example shows the “S” Sleep icon. The radio is tuned to 104.75, which is
Preset 10. The time is 10:40 PM and Alarm 2 is turned on.
To check the remaining sleep time, touch the metal trim ring. The display will show the amount of sleep time
remaining. Touching the metal trim ring again while the sleep time is displayed decreases the sleep time
to the next lower step – 20 minutes, 15 minutes, 10 minutes, etc. Each additional touch decreases the sleep
time by 5 minutes.
Notes: To cancel the Sleep delay before it has  nished press the Power/Volume button to turn the Solo XT
o .
Audio Controls
Usually the Solo XT will sound best without any adjustments to the audio controls. But Bass and Treble
adjustments are available if you want to adjust the tone balance.
1
Turn the MODE/INFO control to highlight “Setup Options’. Press the control.
2
Turn the MODE/INFO control to highlight Audio. Press the control. (The
Audio menu selection is not on the initial “Setup Options” menu. Turn
the MODE/INFO control until it appears. See the display illustrations on
page 6.) You’ll see the display shown to the right.
3
Turn the MODE/INFO control to highlight either “Bass” or Treble”. Press the
control. The highlight box around the setting number will  ash.
4
Turn the MODE/INFO or TUNE control to adjust the setting. Press the
control to set adjustment. Or wait a few seconds and the menu will time
out” automatically setting the adjustment.
In this example the Bass is set to –2
and the Treble is set to +1
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Display Controls
The “Display Setup” menu lets you control what information is shown in the display and how it looks. The two
display examples below show the controls available.
To access the Display Setup menu:
1
Turn the MODE/INFO control to highlight “Setup Options”. Press the
control.
2
Turn the MODE/INFO control to highlight “Display. Press the control. (The
“Display” menu selection is not on the initial “Setup Options” menu. Turn
the MODE/INFO control until it appears. See the display illustrations on page 6.) You’ll see the display
shown to the right.
3
Turn the MODE/INFO control to highlight the display control you want to adjust then press the control.
Turn the MODE/INFO control until the highlight box moves past the Brightness menu selection to
access the controls in the second screen illustration.
4
Once the item you want adjust is selected, turn the TUNE or MODE/INFO control to change the setting,
then press the control.
The settings on the Display Setup menu are:
Display Info: Genre / Signal Quality (in %) / Compression / Network / Frequency / Date and Time
(Clock)When using the DAB radio this setting determines what appears in the second line of the display.
(See The DAB Display” on page 8.) When using the FM radio or the Aux input selecting all the settings except
for “Date and Time (Clock)” makes the display default to show the source. When “Date and Time (Clock)” is
selected the display defaults to the time display.
RDS: On/O – Turns the FM radio RDS (Radio Data System) display on or o .
Brightness: 1-20 – Sets the overall brightness level of the display. Set this so the display is easy to read in a
well lit room.
High Brightness (20) Low Brightness (1)
Note that the display brightness will always adjust automatically with changing light conditions. This
adjustment just sets the overall range of the display brightness.
Contrast: 1-20 – Adjust the di erence between the light and dark parts of the display. This should also be set
in a well lit room in conjunction with the adjustments to the Brightness setting.
High Contrast (20) Low Contrast (1)
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Resetting To Factory Default
Should you want to return your Solo XT to its out of the box con guration, you can use the Factory Default
reset feature. This erases the DAB station list, clears the radio station presets, and returns all other menu
settings to there original state.
Warning: Do not use this feature unless you want to return the Solo XT to its original state. Before using this
feature you might want to make notes about how your radio is con gured.
1
Turn the MODE/INFO control to highlight “Setup Options’. Press the control.
2
Turn the MODE/INFO control to highlight “Factory Default. (The “Factory
Default menu selection is not on the initial “Setup Options” menu. Turn
the MODE/INFO control until it appears. See the display illustrations on
page 6.) You’ll see the display shown to the right.
3
Press the control to return your Solo XT to the factory default state.
Connecting Other Equipment
Connecting Headphones
Connect the headphone plug to the
1
/8-inch jack on the front panel. This turns o the Solo XT internal
speaker. If your headphones have the old-style large
1
/4-inch plug you will need an adapter.
Using Aux Inputs
Other audio equipment, such as an iPod or a portable CD player, can be connected to the Solo XT through
the rear panel Aux input. You will need a cable with a stereo mini plug on both ends. Select the Aux input
using the MODE/INFO control as described in the “Selecting Sources or Setup Options Functions” section of
this manual.
Line Output
You can connect the Solo XT to another component using the
1
/8 -inch Line Output jack.
Security Cable Connection
There is a security cable connection point on the rear of the Solo XT, in the corner above the antenna
connector. This is the same as the connection point found on most laptop computers. Connect a computer
security cable between the Solo XT and a solid anchor point to help prevent theft of your Solo XT.
About Clock Memory
When power to the Solo XT is interrupted a special power component called a “super-cap will keep the clock
functions active for a period of 24-48 hours. If the Solo XT is without power for a longer period of time you
may need to reset the clock when power is restored.
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Limited Warranty
Boston Acoustics warrants to the original purchaser of the Horizon Solo XT that it will be free of defects in
materials and workmanship for a period of one year from the date of purchase.
Your responsibilities are to install and use them according to the instructions supplied, to provide safe and
secure transportation to an authorized Boston Acoustics service representative, and to present proof of
purchase in the form of your sales slip when requesting service.
Excluded from this warranty is damage that results from abuse, misuse, improper installation, accidents,
shipping, or repairs/modi cations by anyone other than an authorized Boston Acoustics service
representative.
This warranty is limited to the Boston Acoustics product and does not cover damage to any associated
equipment. This warranty does not cover the cost of removal or reinstallation. This warranty is void if the
serial number has been removed or defaced. This warranty gives you speci c legal rights, and you may also
have other rights which vary from state to state.
If Service Seems Necessary
First, contact the dealer from whom you purchased the product. If that is not possible, write to:
Boston Acoustics, Inc.
300 Jubilee Drive
Peabody, MA 01960 USA
Or contact us via e-mail at:
We will promptly advise you of what action to take. If it is necessary to return your Horizon Solo XT to the
factory, please ship it prepaid. After it has been repaired, we will return it freight prepaid in the United States
and Canada.
For EU Customers Only
This symbol found on the product indicates that the product must not be disposed of with
household waste. Instead, it may be placed in a separate collection facility for electronic
waste or returned to a retailer when purchasing similar product. The producer paid to
recycle this product. Doing this contributes to reuse and recycling, minimizes adverse
e ects on the environment and human health and avoids any  nes for incorrect disposal.
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¡Advertencia! Para reducir el riesgo de incendio o
de descarga eléctrica, no exponga este aparato a
la lluvia o a la humedad.
Este símbolo que aparece en el aparato indica
que el aparato se debe desechar en un punto
de recogida especial para desechos electrónicos
y que no debe colocarse junto con los residuos
domiciliarios.
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IMPORTANTES INSTRUCCIONES DE SEGURIDAD
Este símbolo que aparece en el aparato indica
riesgos derivados de voltajes peligrosos.
Este símbolo que aparece en el aparato indica que
el usuario debe leer todas las disposiciones de
seguridad que aparecen en el manual del usuario.
Este símbolo que aparece en el aparato indica la
presencia de una doble aislación.
1. Lea estas instrucciones.
2. Conserve estas instrucciones.
3. Respete todas las advertencias.
4. Siga todas las instrucciones.
5. No utilice este aparato cerca del agua.
6. Limpie el aparato sólo con un trapo seco.
7. No bloquee ninguno de los ori cios de ventilación. Instale
el aparato de acuerdo con las instrucciones del fabricante.
8. No instale el aparato cerca de fuentes de calor tales como
radiadores, rejillas de calefacción, estufas u otros aparatos
que produzcan calor (incluidos ampli cadores).
9. No anule el propósito de seguridad del enchufe
polarizado o de tipo puesta a tierra. Un enchufe
polarizado tiene dos patas, una más ancha que la otra.
Un enchufe de tipo puesta a tierra tiene dos patas más
una tercera pata de puesta a tierra. La pata ancha o la
tercera pata se proveen para su seguridad. Si el enchufe
provisto no se puede utilizar en su tomacorriente,
consulte a un electricista para que reemplace el
tomacorriente obsoleto.
10. Proteja el cable de alimentación para evitar que sea
pisado o quede pinzado, particularmente en los
enchufes, los tomacorrientes y el punto en el cual sale
del aparato.
11. Utilice sólo las conexiones/accesorios especi cados por
el fabricante.
12. Desenchufe este aparato durante las tormentas
eléctricas o cuando no vaya a utilizarlo por un período
de tiempo prolongado.
13. Todo servicio técnico debe ser realizado por personal
cali cado. Se requiere servicio técnico cuando el aparato
ha sido dañado de algún modo, por ejemplo si el cable
de alimentación o el enchufe están dañados, si se ha
vertido líquido o han caído objetos dentro del aparato, si
el aparato ha sido expuesto a la lluvia o a la humedad, si no
funciona normalmente, o si ha sufrido una caída.
14. Mantenga como mínimo una distancia de 2” (50mm)
alrededor de la parte delantera, trasera y laterales del
aparato para asegurar que la ventilación sea su ciente.
La ventilación no se debe obstruir cubriendo los
ori cios de ventilación ni por la presencia de objetos
tales como diarios, manteles, cortinas, etc.. sobre o
alrededor del aparato.
15. No coloque sobre el aparato fuentes de llamas abiertas,
tales como velas encendidas.
16. El aparato no se debe exponer a goteras ni a
salpicaduras. No se deben colocar sobre el aparato
objetos que contengan líquidos, tales como  oreros o
jarrones.
17. Tanto el conector para el cable de alimentación que
se encuentra en la parte trasera del aparato como
el enchufe que se conecta al tomacorriente deben
permanecer accesibles para poder desconectar la
energía eléctrica del aparato.
18. Para desconectar completamente este aparato de
la red de CA, desconecte el enchufe del cable de
alimentación del tomacorriente.
19. El tomacorriente donde enchufa el cable de
alimentación debe permanecer fácilmente accesible.
Usuarios Estadounidenses:
Nota: Este equipo ha sido sometido a pruebas y ha
demostrado cumplir los límites de un dispositivo digital
Clase B, de acuerdo con el apartado 15 de las Normas de
la FCC. Estos límites han sido diseñados para proporcionar
una protección razonable contra interferencias nocivas
en instalaciones residenciales. Este equipo genera, utiliza
y puede emitir energía de radiofrecuencia y, si no se
instala y utiliza de acuerdo con las instrucciones, puede
causar interferencias nocivas a las radiocomunicaciones.
Sin embargo, no hay garantía de que no se producirá
interferencia en una instalación en particular. Si este
equipo provoca interferencias nocivas a la recepción de
radio o televisión, lo cual puede determinarse apagando
y encendiendo el equipo, se aconseja que el usuario
intente corregir la interferencia mediante una o más de las
siguientes medidas:
Cambie la orientación o la ubicación de la antena
receptora.
Aumente la separación entre el equipo y el receptor.
Conecte el equipo en un tomacorriente que esté en un
circuito diferente al cual está conectado el receptor.
Consulte con el vendedor o con un técnico de radio/TV
experimentado para obtener ayuda.
Usuarios Canadienses:
Este aparato digital clase B cumple con la norma
Canadiense ICES-003.
Este aparato digital clase B cumple con la norma NMB-003
de Canadá.
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Introducción
Gracias por elegir Boston Acoustics y felicitaciones por la compra de la the Radio DAB de Alta Performance
Horizon Solo XT. Si ya tiene otros productos Boston, la excelente calidad de sonido y facilidad de uso de la
Solo XT no lo sorprenderá. Si es su primer producto Boston, bienvenido – creemos que ha realizado una
excelente elección. La Solo XT es una so sticada radio DAB/FM con alarma dual, entrada auxiliar, salida en
línea (“line out”) y salida para audífonos, todo ello en un exterior de diseño de gran estilo, suave al tacto – y
con características “Play Smart. Lo invitamos a descubrir todas las características y funciones de su nuevo
sistema de audio. Estamos seguros de que lo disfrutará por muchos años.
Características
Calidad de sonido sobresaliente a través de un altavoz de 3
1
/2 in. en una cámara acústica con ventilación
Procesamiento de sonido BassTrac® para lograr bajos satisfactorios a cualquier volumen
Tres controles intuitivos y fáciles de usar permiten operar todas las funciones de la Solo XT
Visor grande y de fácil lectura con brillo ajustable que disminuye automáticamente en condiciones de
baja iluminación
Sintonizador DAM/FM estéreo de alta sensibilidad
Capacidad para almacenar en memoria 20 emisoras
Soporta DAB en Banda III y Banda L, lo que permite elegir entre una gran variedad de emisoras digitales
Incluye antena de gran alcance; también se puede utilizar con una antena externa
Doble función de alarma; cada una de ellas permite elegir despertador con música y/o alarma de tonos
Las alarmas aumentan gradualmente de volumen para un despertar más agradable
Repetición de alarma (función “Snooze”) - la totalidad del borde de aluminio delantero es una barra
sensible al tacto, imposible de no encontrar, que permite activar la función de repetición de alarma
Función de apagado automático (función “Sleep”) que permite escuchar música hasta 90 minutos antes
que la Solo XT se apague automáticamente
¡Hágala suya! Personalice su Solo XT con las grillas opcionales disponibles en bostonacoustic.com/POP
La radio recuerda la hora programada, las emisoras almacenadas en la memoria y las alarmas con guradas
aunque falte la energía eléctrica
Conector para audífonos en el panel delantero
Entrada auxiliar para reproductores de música portátiles
Fuente de alimentación interna - no requiere voluminosos adaptadores externos
© 2008. Todos los derechos reservados. Boston, Boston Acoustics y BassTrac son marcas comerciales
registradas, y el símbolo elíptico de B/A y Play Smart son marcas comerciales de Boston Acoustics, Inc.
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Desembalaje y preparación de la Horizon Solo XT
Desembale la Horizon Solo XT cuidadosamente. Si observa algún daño que haya ocurrido durante el
transporte, infórmelo inmediatamente a su vendedor y/o servicio de entrega. Conserve la caja y los
materiales de embalaje para uso futuro. Conserve el recibo de compra en un lugar seguro, ya que podría
necesitarlo para los  nes de la garantía.
Dentro de la caja encontrará la Solo XT (con la antena ya colocada) y el cable de alimentación.
Opciones de colocación
Su Horizon Solo XT tendrá un excelente sonido prácticamente en cualquier ubicación que la coloque. Sin
embargo, si coloca la radio cerca de un muro o de una esquina mejorará la respuesta de bajos. Si bloquea el
puerto de bajos provocará una pérdida de rendimiento.
Posición horizontal o vertical
El panel de control de la Solo XT puede rotar, lo que
permite utilizar la radio en posición horizontal o
vertical. Si desea cambiar la orientación de la radio
gire 90º el anillo que rodea el panel de control.
Contenido
Desembalaje y preparación de la Horizon Solo XT 18
Opciones de colocación 18
Posición horizontal o vertical 18
Conexión a la red eléctrica 19
Antena 19
Controles del panel delantero 19
Operaciones de control básicas 20
Encender o apagar la Solo XT 20
Regular el volumen 20
Seleccionar una fuente o una
función programable 20
Acerca de las funciones programables 20
Con gurar el reloj, la hora, la fecha y
otras funciones relacionadas 21
Radio FM 21
Sintonizar una emisora FM 21
Búsqueda de emisoras FM 21
Radio DAB 22
Lista de emisoras DAB 22
Sintonizar una emisora DAB 22
Pantalla correspondiente a la fuente DAB 22
Programación de emisoras DAB 23
Acerca de las emisoras almacenadas
en la memoria 23
Memorizar una emisora 24
Sintonizar una emisora memorizada 24
Borrar una o más emisoras memorizadas 24
Funciones del reloj alarma 24
Con guración de las alarmas 24
Activar o desactivar una alarma 25
Cómo funcionan las alarmas 25
Función de repetición de alarma (“Snooze”) 25
Función de apagado automático (“Sleep”) 26
Controles del sonido 26
Opciones para con gurar la pantalla 27
Reiniciar y regresar a la programación de fábrica 28
Conexión de otros equipos 28
Conexión de audífonos 28
Uso de las entradas auxiliares 28
Salida en línea 28
Conexión de un cable de seguridad 28
Acerca de la memoria del reloj 28
Garantía limitada 29
Si piensa que necesita servicio técnico 29
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Conexión a la red eléctrica
Simplemente conecte el cable de alimentación a la parte
posterior de la Solo XT y enchufe en un tomacorriente.
Antena
La Horizon Solo XT viene con una antena extensible
conectada a una salida que se encuentra en el panel
posterior.
Nota: Boston Acoustics ha hallado que cuando no se utiliza
la antena provista con el producto, la presencia de señales
fuertes puede interferir con el funcionamiento normal de la
radio.
Controles del panel delantero
Prácticamente todas las funciones de la Horizon Solo XT se operan usando los tres controles que se
encuentran en el panel delantero.
Encendido/Volumen – Controlados mediante la perilla de
mayor tamaño ubicada en la parte central inferior del panel
delantero.
Modo/Info (“Mode/Info”) – Para seleccionar la entrada que
desea utilizar o la función que desea programar.
Sintonizar (“Tune”) – Para sintonizar una nueva emisora.
Estos controles lógicos e intuitivos hacen que la Horizon
Solo XT sea muy fácil de utilizar. El modo de uso es igual
para todas las funciones. Una vez que aprenda a controlar
una de las funciones el resto será muy sencillo. Después que
haya comprendido cómo funcionan los controles es posible
que ya no tenga que consultar este manual nuevamente.
Antena DAB/FM
Entrada CA
Entrada Aux
Salida en línea
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Operaciones de control básicas
Encender o apagar la Solo XT
Presione el control ENCENDIDO/VOLUMEN que se encuentra en el
centro del panel delantero.
Regular el volumen
Gire la perilla ENCENDIDO/VOLUMEN del panel delantero.
Nota: En las  guras que ilustran los controles –
Una  echa normal indica que se debe presionar y soltar
el botón o control.
Una  echa de doble cabeza indica que se debe presionar
y mantener presionado el botón o control.
Seleccionar una fuente o una función programable
Use el control MODE/INFO para seleccionar la fuente que desea escuchar o para acceder a los menús “DAB
Setup o “Setup Options” (para programar emisoras DAB o para programar alguna función de la radio,
respectivamente).
1
Gire el control MODE/INFO para visualizar el menú “Mode”
. Seleccione la fuente que desea escuchar o el menú al
cual desea acceder.
2
Presione el control MODE/INFO.
Nota: La pantalla inicial no muestra la selección “Setup
Options” . Para acceder a “Setup Options” desplace el cuadro
de selección más allá de “DAB Setup” .
Esta fi gura muestra la fuente “DAB”
lista para ser seleccionada.
Acerca de las funciones programables
Cuando seleccione la opción “Setup Options” del menú “Mode” verá las funciones programables. Inicialmente
aparecerá la pantalla ilustrada a la izquierda. Gire el control MODE/INFO para mover el cuadro de selección. Si
gira el control MODE/INFO hasta que el cuadro de selección se desplace más allá de la opción “Display en el
menú aparecerán más opciones, tal como se ilustra en la  gura de la derecha.
Esta pantalla muestra la opción
Alarm 1“ lista para ser seleccionada.
Esta pantalla muestra la opción
Audio” lista para ser seleccionada.
En la siguiente sección se describe el procedimiento para programar el reloj. Las demás funciones
programables se describen en secciones posteriores. Una vez que haya aprendido cómo programar una de
las funciones del menú “Mode el resto será muy sencillo.
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