How can I determine which generation my iPod is?

How can I determine which generation my IPod touch is? I have a new sound system that is only compatible with 5th gen. When I went out to add this device to the support community's list of my devices, it only gave me ipos 5 to add. Can I rely on this?

Identifying iPod models
The 5G is the first iPod to have the taller screen and the small Ligntning dock connector vice the large 30 pin connector

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