BAR CONTROLS
1.Learn—Puts the bar into “learning mode” so you can program it to respond to commands from your remote control.
2.Source—Changes which input source you are listening to.
3.Power ( 
)—Turns on the bar or puts it in standby mode.
LED—A light that shines green, orange or red to indicate operating status.
4.Mute—Mutes the sound coming from the SurroundBar 4000 IHT.
5.Volume Up and Down ( 
/
)—Adjusts the volume of the SurroundBar 4000 IHT.
6.Power Switch—Turnsthe bar on or off, but you can leave it on all the time.
7.Power Connection—The bar power supply connects here.
8.Audio Inputs (Source 1, 2 or 3)—Where you connect your TV (or other source) to the SurroundBar 4000. Use the 6' optical cable (Source 1) provided or analog L/R audio cable (Source 2 & 3) not included.
9.Channel ID Switch—Selects the “channel” for the wireless subwoofer signal. Don’t forget to select the same “channel” on the subwoofer.
BAR LED
NORMAL MODE:
Green Steady—Power is on; all is well.
Red Steady—The bar is in standby mode.
Green Two Blinks—A remote control signal is received successfully.
Green Slow Blinking—System is muted.
Green Fast Blinking (After pressing volume up button)—You have reached the maximum volume.
Green Fast Blinking (At power up)—The bar and subwoofer have established a wireless connection.
Orange Fast Blinking (At power up)—The bar and subwoofer have failed to establish a wireless connection.
LEARNING MODE: (See page 8 for instructions.)
Orange Blinking—The bar is in learning mode.
Orange Steady—The bar is in learning mode and a bar button has been selected.
Green Blinking—The bar has successfully learned a remote control command.
Red Blinking—The bar has failed to learn a remote control command.
Red and Orange Blinking—Learned IR codes
