Operations
Turning On the | Changing the |
FRONT
REAR
Press the ON [ B ] portion of the POWER button.
The main power turns on and the power lamp in the front panel lights in green.
• The power lamp lights in red when the Auto On/ Standby places the unit into
standby mode.
POWER
To completely cut off the power to this unit |
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Press the OFF [ A ] portion of the POWER button. | ON OFF |
This will disconnect the mains lead. |
Adjusting the Volume—VOLUME B
Adjust the volume output level through this unit while comparing with the sounds coming out of the main (front) speakers.
•Once you have adjusted the volume output level of this unit, you do not need to adjust it each time you use this unit.
Adjusting the volume level on the connected amplifier will also adjust the volume
level through this unit. | VOLUME | ||
1. Turn the VOLUME knob to the MIN position. | |||
MAX | MIN |
Power lamp
2.Turn on the connected amplifier and start playing a source. Playback sounds come out of the main (front) speakers and this unit.
You can change the sound phase to match your preference.
Select either “NORMAL” or “REVERSE” to obtain a better bass sound.
Press in or out the PHASE button to select either the NORMAL position or the REVERSE position.
PHASE
NORMAL
REVERSE
•NORMAL : Normally select this.
•REVERSE: Select this when you feel the bass sound is better with this mode rather than with “NORMAL.”
Operating the Unit Automatically According to the Incoming Signals
—AUTO ON/STANDBY E
By using this function, this unit automatically enters standby mode even though the POWER switch is turned ON [ B ].
Press the AUTO ON/STANDBY button to the A ON position.
AUTO ON/
STANDBY
ON
CANCEL
• If no sound comes in for about 10 minutes, the unit automatically enters standby |
mode. The power lamp lights in red. Then if the unit detects incoming signals, |
VOLUME | CUT OFF | |||
FREQUENCY | ||||
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MAX | MIN | 200Hz | 50Hz |
B
VOLUME
AUTO ON/ PHASE STANDBY
NORMAL ON
POWER
ON OFF
3.Adjust the VOLUME knob to obtain a
VOLUME | |
MAX | MIN |
Caution
If the volume is set at a high level before starting play, the sudden blast of sound energy can permanently damage your hearing and/or ruin your speakers.
Adjusting the Crossover Frequency
—CUT OFF FREQUENCY C
You can adjust the crossover frequency to determine the bass sound level this unit
Ahandles.
this unit starts operating automatically (the power lamp now lights in green). |
If Auto On/Standby does not work correctly (see “Memo” below), press out the AUTO ON/STANDBY button to set it to the B CANCEL position. Auto On/Standby is canceled.
AUTO ON/
STANDBY
ON
CANCEL
Memo
When the volume level of the amplifier is so low or the incoming signals are so weak that this unit cannot detect sounds, Auto On/Standby may not work correctly.
•This unit may enter standby mode even though signals are coming in.
•This unit may not start operating after entering standby mode, even though signals start coming in.
C
CUT OFF
FREQUENCY
REVERSE CANCEL
INPUT 2
(HIGH LEVEL)
RIGHT LEFT
speaker. |
ETurn the CUT OFF FREQUENCY knob to obtain the best matching crossover
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AUTO ON/ | |||
STANDBY |
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D
PHASE
RIGHT LEFT
Adjust the frequency (50 Hz to 200 Hz) while listening to playback sound coming |
out of both the main speakers and this unit. |
CUT OFF |
INPUT 1
(LOW LEVEL)
MONO (LOW LEVEL)
OUTPUT
RIGHT LEFT
FREQUENCY | |
200Hz | 50Hz |
•If your main speakers can reproduce the bass sound well, adjust the frequency at a lower level.
•If you feel bass sounds are not sufficient, adjust the frequency at a higher level.
Additional Information
Speaker layout
To obtain the best possible sound from your unit:
–Place a subwoofer wherever you like since bass sound is nondirectional. Normally place it in front of you.
–Place all the main speakers at the same distance from the listening position.
–Be sure to place the powered subwoofer to the TV’s right. If you place the powered subwoofer to the TV’s left, keep sufficient distance between them to prevent the TV from appearing mottled.
| Center speaker |
Front left | Front right |
speaker | speaker |
Powered subwoofer
Surround left | Surround right |
speaker | speaker |
Troubleshooting
Use this chart to help you solve daily operational problems. If there is any problem you cannot solve, contact your dealer.
Symptom |
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Power does not come on. |
| Is the unit plugged in? |
| Plug the AC power cord firmly into the AC outlet. |
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Auto On/Standby does not function correctly. |
| Signals are too weak or volume level is too low. |
| This is not a malfunction. If this happens, cancel |
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| Auto On/Standby. |
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No sound is heard. |
| Is the VOLUME knob turned to the MIN position? |
| Turn the VOLUME knob until a suitable volume is |
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| Connections are incorrect, or loose. |
| Check the connections. If incorrect, redo the |
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| Audio signals through the amplifier are extremely |
| Increase the volume level on the amplifier. |
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Sounds fluctuate (suddenly become loud or soft). |
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| Lower the volume level on the amplifier so that the |
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Suddenly no sound comes out. |
| The VOLUME knob on the rear is set to a very high |
| Turn down the volume, then turn off and on this |
– the power lamp lights in red. |
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Suddenly no sound comes out. |
| The volume of the playback source is too high. |
| Turn down the volume of the playback source, |
– the power lamp still lights in green. |
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o Precautions for Daily Use
Specifications
•To maintain the appearance of the unit
Wipe with a dry, soft cloth if the cabinet or control panel should become dirty. If very dirty, apply a small amount of water or neutral detergent to the cloth and wipe clean. Then wipe with a dry cloth.
•To improve the sound field
If the speakers are facing a solid wall or glass door, etc., it is recommended to furnish the wall with materials that absorb sounds, for example by hanging up thick curtains, to prevent reflections and standing waves.
Type | : Powered Subwoofer |
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Speaker unit | : 25.0 cm cone (× 1) |
Frequency range | : 25 Hz to 200 Hz |
Input impedance | : 50 kK (LOW LEVEL) |
| 470 K (HIGH LEVEL) |
Input terminals | : INPUT 1 (LOW LEVEL) |
| INPUT 2 (HIGH LEVEL) |
Power requirements | : AC 230 V H, 50 Hz |
Output power of | : 240 W (50 Hz, 4 K, 10 % THD) |
Power consumption | : 60 W |
Dimensions | : (W/H/D) 254 × 481 × 430.5 mm |
Mass | : 17.3 kg |
Accessories | : Monaural audio cord (× 1) |
| If the item mentioned above is missing, |
| contact your dealer immediately. |
Design and specifications subject to change without notice.