Adjust the volume, Choose your sound | Philips HTL5110F7 manual

»»When the SURR indicator on the main unit turns off, two-channel stereo sound is on, ideal for listening to music.

Equalizer

Change the high frequency (treble) and low frequency (bass) settings of the SoundBar.

1 Press TREBLE +/- or BASS +/- to change the frequency.

»»The current source indicator blinks once every time you press TREBLE +/- or BASS +/-.

»» All the source indicators blinks once simultaneously when treble or bass is set to the maximum or minimum value.

Night mode

For quiet listening, decrease the volume of loud sounds when audio is played. Night mode is only available for Dolby Digital soundtracks.

1 Press NIGHT MODE to turn night mode on or off.

»»When night mode is turned on, the SURR indicator blinks once.

»»When night mode is turned off, the SURR indicator blinks twice.

MP3 player

Connect your MP3 player to play your audio files or music.

This section helps you use the SoundBar to play audio from connected devices.

Before you start

•Make the necessary connections described in the quick start guide and the user manual.

•Switch the SoundBar to the correct source for other devices.

Adjust the volume

To increase or decrease volume, press +/- (Volume).

•The Source indicators on the front panel blink once when the volume is set to either minimum or maximum.

To mute sound, press (Mute).

•The current Source indicator on the front panel blinks continuously.

To restore the sound, press (Mute) again or press +/- (Volume).

E n g l i s h

This section helps you choose the ideal sound for your video or music.

Experience an immersive audio experience with surround sound modes.

Press SURR repeatedly to select surround mode or stereo mode.

»»When surround mode is on, the SURR indicator on the main unit lights up. Creates a surround listening experience.

What you need

• An MP3 player.

• A 3.5mm stereo audio cable.

1 Using the 3.5mm stereo audio cable, connect the MP3 player to the AUDIO-IN connector on your SoundBar.

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