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You | can mount | the | accessory |
| bar | and | speaker | on | either | the | left | or |
| the | speaker | output | to | sound | distorted. | To | avoid | this | distortion, |
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| The | volume | control | for | the | speaker is |
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always | on | the | outside | of | the | speaker, whether | you | mount | the | speaker |
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on | the | left |
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| to | the | illustration | on | page | in order | to | Turn the | volume | control | knob | on the | speaker | to the | middle | of | its | |||||||||
locate | the | features | described |
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range.
Listening | to | Audio | Output |
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There are | two | headphone | jacks | on the | speaker | .3/, .4/. Plug |
headphones | into | headphone | jack | “1” | .3/ to | mute the speaker. |
Recording | Audio | Signals |
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2. | Using | your | audio | playback | software, | test | the volume | by | using an | ||
| audio | CD | or | long | audio | file. |
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3. | If | the | audio | file | or | CD track | sounds | distorted, | adjust | the | volume |
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If | you | want | to | record | sounds | for | digital | manipulation | or | playback, | you | ||||||
must | plug | a | microphone | into | the | microphone | jack | on | the | speaker. For | |||||||
further | instructions | on | recording | audio | signals, | refer | to |
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documentation | provided | with | your | system and | the | multimedia | software |
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Adjusting | the | Volume |
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There | are | two | ways | you | can | adjust | the | speaker's | volume. | One | way is | ||||||
to | use |
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way | to | adjust | the | volume | is | by | using | the | volume | control | in | the | |||||
software |
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4. Once | you |
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speaker's | volume | control |
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listening | level. |
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Note: | One | performance of | this | procedure | should | eliminate | any |
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distortion | problems | with | a | particular | application. However, |
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settings, | so | you | may | need | to | adjust | the | output | for | each individual | |||
application | you | use. |
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