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No sound | • Make sure the speakers are turned on as indicated by the light on the front of the right speaker. |
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| • Make sure the speaker volume is not set to the minimum. Press the + button on the right speaker for |
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| 2 seconds to raise the volume enough. |
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| • Make sure the computer is plugged in and turned on, mute is turned off, and all volume controls are turned |
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| up. Refer to “Controlling the volume” on page 6. |
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| • Be sure the power pack is securely plugged into the right speaker and into a power outlet or surge protector. |
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| • Be sure the AC power outlet is working. When using a computer surge protector or power strip, be sure it is |
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| turned on. |
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No sound | • Be sure the speaker cable is securely plugged into the right speaker. |
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from one speaker | • Be sure that both ends of the audio input cable, one to the speaker and the other to the computer, are |
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| plugged in securely. |
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| • Make sure the computer provides stereo sound. It if has one channel only, connect a |
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| (not supplied) to send the sound to both speakers. |
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Remote does not | • Check the battery to be sure it is installed correctly. Refer to the image on page 8. |
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control the speakers | • Refer to “Tips on using the remote control” on page 7. |
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PC monitor or TV | • Turn off the monitor or TV for 15 to 30 minutes, then turn it on again. |
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color pattern looks | • Move the speakers away from the monitor or TV. |
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unnatural |
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