Kitchen Labs ProMediaTM manual Speaker Connection, Software and Hardware Gain Controls

SPEAKER CONNECTION

1.Connect mini plugs into PC soundcard from the subwoofer amplifier rear panel.

2.Connect DIN plug to the subwoofer from the control tower module.

3.Connect four satellites and center channel by inserting the tinned wire leads into the speaker cabinet terminals and the subwoofer panel, making sure only the bare wire leads are connected.

4.Connect the AC power cable to the AC power receptacle on the subwoofer amplifier panel. Do not plug in the AC power until your computer audio system is set up. Once system is properly set up and plugged in, start up the computer, then press the Control Tower power switch to turn the ProMedia 5.1 system on.

5.Plug headphone mini stereo plug in headphone jack, if desired.

6.Plug stereo mini plug into MP3/Aux jack, if desired. Plug stereo mini plug into MP3 player (as an example).

SOFTWARE AND HARDWARE GAIN CONTROLS

SOFTWARE VOLUME CONTROLS IN MICROSOFTWINDOWS®

1.Click "Start" on your taskbar, go to "Programs"

2.Choose "Accessories"

3.Windows 95: Choose "Multimedia", Windows 98/2000: Choose "Entertainment"

4.Click on the Volume Control

5.Adjust the Wave, CD and Main Volume Elevator Button to 75%

VOLUME CONTROLPROGRAMS

Some soundcard and/or PC manufacturers may have software that must be adjusted separately from the Windows volume control. Consult applicable manual for specific hardware documentation.

FRONT/CENTER/SURROUND BALANCE

Using a pre-recorded 5.1 channel voice/test signal provided with a 5.1 channel card, advance the Control Tower Main Volume knob to the indication "50" to initiate level balancing. Adjust the Center and Surround level until the voice appears equally loud in the front, center and rear channels.

SUBWOOFER LEVEL

For CD or DVD output, the optimal sub level is referenced at the factory to the "0" level position, and stipulated by THX® Labs as neutral. Optimal sub levels and user preference may vary from movies, music and games. Often a high bass level is preferred, especially at low listening levels. Remember to reset the control settings before playing CDs or films on DVD.