Ipod and charging probs

Hi I have an 8gb ipod touch and have just purchased a Griffin Amplifi 2.1 sound system speaker to play it through. The Griffin states that it will charge as playing but when the ipod is attached the ipod says charging does not support this accessory. Anyone any ideas why?

http://www.easyishop.co.uk/product.php/230100854/0/griffinamplifi_ipod_2_1_speakersystem It definately shows it here as being compatable with it so if it is compatable why then doesnt it charge?

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