Mi3602P Memorex Pure Play portable speaker- How to get I-phone to plug in??? Just an I-pad dock- no I-phone dock?? Chuck

SOURCE: Pure-Fi Anywhere Speakers

Well I am not sure where exactly you want them to work but there are a few options that you can concider. First off the sell power inverters that allow you to plug into the cigarette lighter in your car and you are able to plug things into your car that normally only work in the house.. The main point of my answer is that they are powerd speaker that have to be plugged into an outlet to work, my best suggestion to you would be to take them speakers back and buy a set that do not require to be plugged in. If your intention is to use them on a laptop the make speakers that plug in usb and use the small current that runs through the usb cable to power the speakers, but that will cut into your laptop battery life. If you go to a computer store and I am not talking about Best Buy I mean a real computer store they will have knodgeable staff that will be able to show you the best solution to your problem.
I hope this helps.

SOURCE: docked itouch emits song, but nothing through logitech speakers

Talked to both Apple and Logitech, and uploaded newest firmware ( had assumed since this was a recent purchase it had same), presto, it works.

SOURCE: Logitech Pure-Fi Anywhere Portable Speakers for

Many have reported the same issue, reset the pure-fi with the reset switch (on bottom) while it is turned on, then put your iphone/ipod at 75+ % of volume before/while playing.

SOURCE: malfunctioning connection on ipod ''logitech pure-fi anywhere2''

phoned logitech today who have offered to replace the docking station free of charge as it was under warrenty.Will probably stick with them as a company
thanks for your offer of assistance will bear you in mind for a more complicated problem

SOURCE: memorex travel speaker with ipod

Hold the "Time Set" button until the time starts flashing, then press the "play/pause" button so that only the hour is flashing. Use the ">>" and "<<" buttons to set the desired hour. Once the hour is set, press the "play/pause" button again so that the minute is flashing. Again, use the ">>" and "<<" buttons to set the desired time.

To change to military time from am/pm, hold the "Time Set" button until the time starts flashing, then press the ">>" button. In order to revert back to am/pm, hold the "Time Set" button until the time starts flashing (if it is not already flashing) and then press the "<<" button.