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1. Satellite Speaker Assembly
a) Connect the stereo
b) Allow the blue control cable from the right satellite to be cradled by the "U" cut on the pedestal stand.
c) With both satellite speakers' audio cables free of pinching, slide on each speaker's pedestal stand.
d) Attach rubber pads to bottom tips of each pedestal stand. The rubber pads absorb vibra- tions between the speakers and the desktop for a cleaner sound.
2. Input Panel Connections
e) Connect the right satellite's control cable (blue plug) to the subwoofer's "control" input (blue). Make sure to line up pins carefully or damage may occur.
STOP: For step f, you will need to identify which type of audio connection you wish to make – analog or digital. For digital connections make sure you have a PC sound card with digital output as an option. Check your PC's specifica- tions or manufacturer's technical support for more information.
f1) Analog: Using the stereo cable included, connect the purple end to the subwoofer's purple "analog input" jack. The stereo cable's green end may be plugged into any audio device with a line level out or headphone jack (PCs, portable CD players, MP3 players, etc.). On PCs, the analog audio output will normally appear green on the sound card or be labeled "1" or "Front".
f2) Digital: Digital connections will normally be limited to PCs. Using the digital cable included (2 black RCA ends) connect one end to the subwoofer's gold "digital input" jack. Connect the opposite end to your sound card's digital output (it may be necessary to use your RCA to 1/8" adapter here depending on the type of output jack on your sound card). The computer's digital output is usually located on the main sound card and can be identified by the color green, or labeled "1", "Digital" or "SPDIF". In some cases, your system may have a digital "daughter card" for
Dolby Digital decoding and streaming. If so, the digital audio output will be located on this daugh- ter card. NOTE: On most sound cards it will be necessary to activate the sound card software's "Digital Output Only" option. For more information on activating or deactivating your sound card's digital options, consult your sound card manual or manufacturer's technical support.
g) Plug in power cable/transformer into back of subwoofer and available AC outlet.
h) Apply large rubber pads to the subwoofer's bottom four corners.
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1. Montaje de los altavoces satélite
a) Enchufe la miniclavija estéreo del altavoz satélite izquierdo en la parte posterior de la unidad de control situada en el altavoz satélite derecho.
b) Permita que el cable de mandos azul del altavoz satélite derecho encaje en la muesca en forma de “U” del pedestal.
c) Con los cables de audio de ambos altavoces satélite bien estirados, deslice los pedestales de cada altavoz.
d) Fije las almohadillas de goma en los extremos inferiores de los pedestales. Las almohadillas absorben las vibraciones entre los altavoces y el escritorio, mejorando la calidad del sonido.
2. Conexiones del panel de entrada
e) Enchufe el cable de mandos del altavoz satélite derecho (clavija azul) en la entrada “Control” del subwoofer (azul). Asegúrese de que las púas estén bien alineadas o, de lo contrario, se podrían causar desperfectos.
ATENCIÓN: Para el paso f, deberá identificar el tipo de conexión de audio que desea realizar: analógica o digital. Para conexiones digitales, asegúrese de que la tarjeta de sonido de su PC tenga salida digital como opción. Consulte las características técnicas de su PC o el servicio de asistencia técnica del fabricante para obtener más información.
