AC POWER CONNECTION AND AUTO ON/OFF
Off/Auto/On Switch
Your PSWi225 Subwoofer uses a
Off
With the switch in this position, the subwoofer is inactive.
Auto
In the “Auto” position, your subwoofer automatically turns on when it senses
an audio signal and the LED located on the back of the subwoofer will turn green.
We recommend the “Auto” mode if your subwoofer is always receiving power (i.e., if it’s plugged into a wall outlet). When no signal is present, the subwoofer will enter a “waiting” state after 15 minutes and the LED will turn red.
On
The subwoofer is always on and fully active in this mode. The LED on the back of the subwoofer will be green. This mode is best if the subwoofer is plugged into a switched power outlet.
Note: You may want to leave your subwoofer unplugged during extended periods of non use, such as during a vacation.
CONNECTING THE SUBWOOFER TO
THE SYSTEM—HOOKUP OPTIONS
IMPORTANT NOTE: USE ONLY ONE OF THESE OPTIONS. NEVER COMBINE HOOKUP OPTIONS.
OPTION #1 Receivers that include a “SUB OUT” feature—
the most common hookup method with Dolby Digital® and DTS® receivers.
CENTER | FRONT | REAR |
The two switches must be set to the same position for the subwoofer to receive a signal.
DC 5V 1A
WIRELESS TRANSMITTER
WIRELESS SUBWOOFER
•Connect a single RCA cable from the “SUB OUT” of your receiver to the LFE input of the transmitter.
•Connect all other speakers directly to the receiver.
•Adjust your receiver’s speaker configurations as follows: Front Speakers = SMALL
Center and Surrounds = SMALL Subwoofer = ON, YES, or PRESENT
•Depending on your front speakers’ bass output capabilities, set the crossover frequency on the receiver to 80Hz for tower and bookshelf speakers (speakers with a woofer 5 1/4" in diameter or larger) and
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