Dynaudio BM 10S, BM12S manual Quick Setup Guide, Installing, Using

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QUICK SETUP GUIDE

QUICK SETUP GUIDE

This quick set-up guide assumes some knowledge with regards to installing, connecting and using a subwoofer. We strongly recommend that you do read through the instruction manual in order to get the best performance from your Dynaudio subwoofer, even if you already have installed the subwoofer.

Installing:

Carefully unpack the subwoofer and accessories.

Install the battery cell in the remote control.

Connect the processor's or receiver's subwoofer Output to either the RCA or XLR Input.

Set the Input button to "Master" unless the subwoofer is used in a multiple subwoofer setup where another subwoofer is set as master.

Set the Preset/Settings switch to "Store".

Double-check all connections; now connect the supplied mains lead to the subwoofer and AC outlet.

Using:

Controlling the subwoofer is entirely done by using the remote control. Whenever the subwoofer receives a command from the remote control, the Power status LED will blink.

Set the mains switch on the back panel of the subwoofer to On. The Power status LED will light up green.

The subwoofer switches to On or Standby automatically: It will switch to On when a signal presents itself, it will switch to Standby when no signal has been available for 20 minutes. When switched to Standby, the power status LED is red; switched to On, the LED is green.

It is possible to temporarily override Automatic switching: Briefly pressing the green "I" (Power On) button on the remote will switch the subwoofer to On, even if no signal is present. Note that if no music signal presents itself within 20 minutes, the subwoofer will switch back to Standby again. If you prefer the subwoofer to stay switched On all the time -regardless of Input signal- press and hold the green "I' button for 2 seconds to set to Manual Standby/On switching: The Manual status LED will light up green.

Briefly pressing the red "O" (Power Standby) button will switch it to Standby, even if a music signal is still present. Note that on the next occasion a music signal presents itself (after a 20 minute silence), the subwoofer will switch to On again automatically. If you prefer the subwoofer remains switched to Standby all the time -regardless of Input signal- press and hold the red "O" button for 2 seconds to set to manual Standby/On switching: The Manual status LED will light up green.

Pressing either the "I" or "O" button briefly, regardless if the subwoofer is switched On or in Standby mode, will set the subwoofer back to Automatic switching again:. The Manual status LED will extinguish.

Set the subwoofers volume level by pressing the Level "+" or "-" button.

Select the desired cross-over frequency by pressing either 60, 80, 100Hz or Flat. If cross-over frequency selection is handled by the multi-channel processor or receiver (most cases), select "Flat".

Select the desired Phase setting by pressing either the 0°, 90°, 180 or 270° button.

In the Ext Off mode, the very deepest bass will be filtered; this will allow the subwoofer to achieve even higher sound pressure levels. Generally speaking, this setting is best suited for movies and most music. Press the EXT On for deepest bass response, as suited for some music or movie soundtracks with extreme deep bass.

You can store your settings in one of the 4 presets A, B, C or D. Make sure the Preset/Settings switch on the subwoofers back panel is set to "Store". Press and hold the desired Preset button for 3 seconds to store. The Power status LED will blink 3 times to confirm. Previously stored settings will have been over-written. Set the

Preset/Settings switch to "lock" to prevent accidental over-writing of the presets.

To recall a preset, simply press the desired preset button briefly.

Install and make all connections to the subwoofer Installing: and rest of the system before switching the system Using: and subwoofer on.

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Dynaudio BM 10S, BM12S manual Quick Setup Guide, Installing, Using