Canton Smart Sounddeck 100 User manual

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Smart Sounddeck 100 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

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Thank you very much for choosing this Canton product. You can now look forward to countless hours
filled with excellent sound.
If you have any questions or need further information, please do not hesitate to contact us!
Canton Elektronik GmbH + Co. KG
Neugasse 21 – 23
61276 Weilrod, Germany
Tel. [phone]
E-Mail: [email protected]
www.canton.de
Thanks!

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Content
Important safety instructions ....................................................................................................................................................................Page 5
Unpacking..............................................................................................................................................................................................Page 10
Connection and Running in ....................................................................................................................................................................Page 10
Setting up the remote control.................................................................................................................................................................Page 10
Connection terminal ...............................................................................................................................................................................Page 11
Remote control.......................................................................................................................................................................................Page 12
LED and display indications.....................................................................................................................................................................Page 13
Using Chromecast built-in ......................................................................................................................................................................Page 16
Google Assistant.....................................................................................................................................................................................Page 17
Using Spotify Connect............................................................................................................................................................................Page 18
Automatic Updates.................................................................................................................................................................................Page 18
Playback via Bluetooth® wireless technology .........................................................................................................................................Page 19
Preset 1-3...............................................................................................................................................................................................Page 20
Menu structure and navigation...............................................................................................................................................................Page 21
1. Speaker Setup [SPS]............................................................................................................................................................................Page 21
– Channel Level [CHL].........................................................................................................................................................................Page 22
– Distance [DST]..................................................................................................................................................................................Page 22
– Equalization [EQ] ..............................................................................................................................................................................Page 23
– Voice Clarity [VOI]............................................................................................................................................................................Page 23
2. System Setup [SYS].............................................................................................................................................................................Page 24
– Sleep Timer [SLP] ..............................................................................................................................................................................Page 25
– IR Menu [IRM]..................................................................................................................................................................................Page 25
– IR Learn [IRL].................................................................................................................................................................................Page 25
– Direct Input Learn [DIL] .................................................................................................................................................................Page 26
– IR Clear [CLR] ...............................................................................................................................................................................Page 27
– HDMI CEC [CEC]..............................................................................................................................................................................Page 28
– Standby Mode [STB].........................................................................................................................................................................Page 29
– Input Configuration [INP] .................................................................................................................................................................Page 30
– Input Name [NAM]........................................................................................................................................................................Page 30
– Analog Gain [OFS].........................................................................................................................................................................Page 31

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– Input Select [SEL]..............................................................................................................................................................................Page 31
– Sub Out [SUB] ..................................................................................................................................................................................Page 32
– Sub Phase [PHA]...............................................................................................................................................................................Page 32
– Lipsync [LIP] .....................................................................................................................................................................................Page 33
– Max Volume [VOL]...........................................................................................................................................................................Page 33
– Compression [DRC] ..........................................................................................................................................................................Page 34
– 3D Audio [3D] ..................................................................................................................................................................................Page 34
– Language [LAN]................................................................................................................................................................................Page 35
– Playmode [PLM] ...............................................................................................................................................................................Page 35
– Factory Reset [RES]...........................................................................................................................................................................Page 36
3. Network Setup [NWS]........................................................................................................................................................................Page 36
– Network Select [NWC]...................................................................................................................................................................Page 36
– Network Reset [NWR] ...................................................................................................................................................................Page 37
4. Wireless Setup [WIS] ..........................................................................................................................................................................Page 37
– Wireless Pairing [WSP]......................................................................................................................................................................Page 38
– Wireless Reset [WRE]........................................................................................................................................................................Page 39
– Transmission Power [TXP].................................................................................................................................................................Page 40
– RF Channel [CHN] ............................................................................................................................................................................Page 40
– Bluetooth [BT]...................................................................................................................................................................................Page 41
– BT Pairing [BTP] .............................................................................................................................................................................Page 41
– BT Select [BTS]...............................................................................................................................................................................Page 42
– BT Reset [BRE] ...............................................................................................................................................................................Page 42
– Autoplay [APL] ..............................................................................................................................................................................Page 43
5. System Info [INF]................................................................................................................................................................................Page 43
– Firmware Info [FWI]..........................................................................................................................................................................Page 44
– Netzwerk Info [NWI] ........................................................................................................................................................................Page 45
Trouble shooting.....................................................................................................................................................................................Page 46
Technical Data ........................................................................................................................................................................................Page 53
EU Declaration of Conformity.................................................................................................................................................................Page 54
Further important information ................................................................................................................................................................Page 55
Warranty ................................................................................................................................................................................................Page 56
License notes..........................................................................................................................................................................................Page 57

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Safety instructions
Please observe the safety instructions when choosing the correct location for your Sounddeck 100 and when maintaining and operating it!
The user is responsible for the proper handling of the speaker. Canton cannot accept any responsibility for damage or accidents caused by
improper installation or connection.
Choose a flat surface Avoid moisture Avoid shocks Do not touch the mains
cable with wet hands
Do not throw in
household waste
Distance to
sources of heat
Do not use aggressive,
alcoholic or abrasive agents
for cleaning
Do not reach into the
housing opening
Disconnect mains plug
during thunderstorms
Turn down the system if
there is an overload
Avoid direct sunlight Protect from
extreme cold
Do not open
the housing
Make sure the polarity
of the battery and remote
control is correct
Ensure free access
to the power plug

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Important safety instruction
Notes
Read and follow all instructions.
Keep these instructions.
Observe all warnings and safety instructions.
Operate this device only in a moderate climate (not in a tropical climate).
Do not operate this device at altitudes above 2000 m above sea level.
Only operate this device indoors, not outdoors or in damp rooms.
To avoid the risk of fire or electric shock, the device must not be exposed to rain or moisture.
Do not operate this device near water.
Do not expose this device to dripping or splashing water.
CAUTION
Risk of
electric shock
Do not open!
CAUTION:
To reduce the rist of fire and electric shock,
do not open the device.
There are no serviceable parts inside.
Refer all servicing to qualified service
personnel only.
CAUTION
Danger of explosion!
CAUTION:
Replaceable lithium batteries!
Caution: Danger of
explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced.
Replace only with the same or equivalent type.
CAUTION
Danger of life!
CAUTION:
Do not ingest battery. Chemical burn hazard.
Danger of life!

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Strong temperature fluctuations lead to condensation (water droplets) in the device. Wait until the moisture has evaporated (at least three
hours).
Do not place objects filled with liquids (such as vases) on the device.
Do not place an open fire, such as lit candles, on or near the device.
Do not place the device near heat sources such as radiators, heat accumulators, stoves or other devices
(including amplifiers) that generate heat.
Avoid direct sunlight.
Keep a clearance of at least 5 cm around the device.
Never prevent the protective function of polarised or grounded plugs: A polarised plug has two pins, one wider than the other.
An earthed plug has a third earthing pin. The wide or third pin is for your safety. If the plug does not fit into your outlet, contact
a qualified electrician to replace the obsolete outlet.
To avoid electric shock, connect the mains plug only to sockets or extensions where the contact
pins can be fully inserted to prevent exposed contact pins.
Never touch the signal and mains cable with wet hands.
Do not step on or pinch the mains cable, especially not in the area of the plugs, sockets or where the cable is led out of the device.
For devices without a mains switch, in which the mains plug or the device mains socket serves as an isolating device,
the plug of the mains cable or the device mains socket must be freely accessible at all times.
Disconnect the device from the mains during thunderstorms or prolonged periods of non-use.
To completely disconnect the device from the power supply, unplug the mains cable from the wall outlet.
Where the MAINS plug or an appliance coupler is used as the disconnect device, the disconnect device shall remain readily operable.
Always switch off the device before connecting or disconnecting connection cables.
Always pull the plugs and not the cables.
Install the device according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Always choose a level surface. The device must be in a horizontal position.

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Do not exert any excessive force on control elements, connectors and wires.
The appliance is only to be operated with the voltage and frequency entered on the rating plate.
Do not insert any objects or body parts in the openings in the device. Dangerous voltage points may be touched and/or may cause damage.
This could result in a fire, electrical shocks and shortcuts.
Use only mounting material and accessories that is authorized by the manufacturer and/or is included in the scope of delivery.
Use only with the cart, stand, bracket, or table specified by the manufacturer or sold with the apparatus.
When a cart is used, use caution when moving the cart/apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip-over.
Clean the device only using a clean, dry cloth.
Do not use any aggressive, alcoholic or abrasive agents for cleaning.
To avoid electric shock, do not open the housing! There are no user-serviceable parts in the device.
Consult qualified personnel for all repair and maintenance work. This is required when the device has been
damaged in any way, such as mains cable or plug damage, liquid or objects have been spilled, exposed to rain
or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.
Do not make any changes to the device or accessories. Unauthorised modifications can compromise safety,
regulatory compliance or system performance. In this case, the type approval/guarantee may expire.
If sound distortions such as unnatural knocking, throbbing or high-frequency clicking occur during playback,
the volume level must be reduced immediately.
To avoid possible hearing damage, do not listen at high levels for long periods of time. Interrupt the playback if you hear ringing or
whistling noises in your ears or if you have the impression that you can no longer hear high sounds (even for a short time).
New and used batteries must be kept away from children. Devices in which the battery compartment
cannot be closed securely must not be used any longer and must be kept away from children.
The remote control supplied with this device contains a button cell as battery. Swallowing the button cell
can cause serious internal burns and thus death in only 2 hours!
If you think batteries might have been swallowed or placed inside any part of the body, seek immediate medical attention.

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Take care of your environment when disposing of the battery. Batteries must be disposed of at a battery collection point.
Do not expose batteries to high temperatures, such as direct sunlight, fire or the like.
Batteries must be inserted correctly according to the polarity imprint. Incorrect insertion can lead to damage.
Only use the batteries or rechargeable batteries specified for the device.
The batteries supplied are not rechargeable batteries, i.e. these batteries must not be recharged.
The device contains permanent magnets. Do not place or lay objects that are sensitive to magnetic fields
(e.g. tube TVs, external hard drives, magnetic cards, video cassettes, etc.) on or directly next to the device.
The device and/or the accessory may contain small parts that can be swallowed.
Therefore not suitable for children under three years.
This symbol indicates uninsulated dangerous voltages inside the case that are sufficiently
strong (amplitude) to cause a fire or electric shock.
This symbol warns you of important operating and maintenance instructions in the
accompanying documentation (manual) supplied.
This symbol indicates Class II devices, where protection against electric shock is provided by double or
reinforced insulation during specified use and therefore no protective earth connection is required.

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Unpacking Running in
Unpack the box carefully and check that all the following parts
are present:
Delivery content
• 1x Smart Sounddeck 100
• 1x Remote control
• 1x Power cord
• 1x HDMI® cable
• 1x Optical digital audio cable
• 1x Coaxial digital audio cable
• 1x Analog stereo audio cable
• 1x Short manual
Running-in phase until the development of the
maximum sound properties: 15 – 20 operating hours.
• Please listen at normal volume during this time
• Avoid extremely high levels
• Listen to a variety of audio material
Setting up the
remote control
The remote control comes with a
battery already installed. Simply
remove the protective film to
activate. When replacing the
battery ensure that it is correctly
inserted according to the polarity
markings (+/–).
Only use the battery specified for
this system (CR 2032).
CR 2032
OPEN CLOSE
Place the Sounddeck 100 in the desired location and
connect it to the power input using the power cord. Make
sure that your TV is plugged in. If you want to connect the
Sounddeck 100 to the WiFi, please make sure your WiFi
router is active and has a connection to the Internet.
Connection

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Connection Terminal
Phys. Inputs
ARC
HD1
HD2
HD3
OPT
COA
AUX
Bluetooth®
Network (WiFi/Ethernet)
On-Screen-Display
ARC
HDMI1
HDMI2
HDMI3
OPT
COAX
ANALOG
BT
Network
LED Display
TV
BDP
SAT
PS
CD
DVD
AUX
BT
NET
Note:
1HDMI®Output (HDMI®Connector with 3D/ 4K / ARC / HDCP 2.2 / CEC)
2HDMI®Input (3x HDMI®Connector with 3D / 4K / HDCP 2.2 / CEC)
3Digital S/PDIF Optical (TOSLINK, max. 96kHz)
4Service Connector (USB A Connector, no audio, no charging)
5Ethernet (RJ45 Socket, 8-pole)
6Sub Out (Cinch, max. 2Vrms)
7Digital S/PDIF Coaxial (Cinch, max. 96kHz)
8Analog Line Input L/R (2x Cinch, max. 2Vrms)
9Power Input (IEC C8, 100-240V~, 50/60Hz, 150W)
Note:
The ARC function can be used at any time with the
Sounddeck 100 and does not need to be activated or
deactivated. For your TV to support the ARC function
it must have at least one HDMI® input with Audio
Return Channel (ARC). The CEC function must be
activated. For more information please consult the
operating manual of your TV.
The physical inputs have the following designations, (which you can match to the connected source at any time, except for BT and NET):

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Remote Control
1Power Toggles system status (on/standby)
2Mute Mutes audio
3Upwards Sets input or menu item upwards
4Downwards Sets input or menu item downwards
5OK Enters next menu level (confirms selection)
6Plus [+] Increases volume or menu value
7Minus [-] Decreases volume or menu value
8Menu Enters settings menu or previous menu level
9Play Mode Toggles btw. the several play modes:
Stereo For stereo playback
Movie Virtual surround sound for movies
Music Virtual surround sound for concert audio playback etc.
Discrete Surround sound for movies and concert audio playback etc.
Night (Virtual) surround sound with reduced dynamic and higher speech intelligibility at low
volume levels for "night usage"
Party Plays the front channels (L+R) additionally on the surround speakers
10 Sound Toggles btw. bass, midrange and treble tone control settings:
Bass Bass adjustment from -10dB to +10dB
Midrange Midrange adjustment from -10dB to +10dB
Treble Treble adjustment from -10dB to +10dB
11 Preset Preset keys for direct access of previously stored settings and Spotify playlists
12 Play/Pause Play / Pause function for Chromecast built-in, Spotify Connect and Bluetooth®
wireless technology
13 Skip FW Skip forward function for Chromecast built-in, Spotify Connect and Bluetooth®
wireless technology
14 Skip BW Skip backward function for Chromecast built-in, Spotify Connect and Bluetooth®
wireless technology
15 Bluetooth Pairing Initializes the pairing process with a (mobile) device

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LED indications
The LED indicates the following conditions:
• LED off (not illuminated) Sounddeck disconnected from the mains
• LED shining red Sounddeck in standby mode
• LED flashing green quickly Sounddeck is booting
• LED shining green Sounddeck is active (network connected)
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• LED flashing green slowly Network disconnected
• LED flashing green Network setup mode
• LED flashing green/red Sounddeck is executing a firmware update
• LED flashing green two times Ethernet setup mode (LAN connected)
Display indications
On-Screen Display (OSD)
All settings and configurations of the Sounddeck 100 can comfortably be done using the On-screen display with your TV-Screen. To do so the
Sounddeck must be connected with your TV using a HDMI®-cable. The menu is comprehensibly structured. Pressing the menu button (M) on
the remote guides you to the main menu.
Note: To change the language of the OSD (German or English), navigate to the main menu by pressing the menu button "M".
Select the menu Systemeinstellungen [SYS] by using the arrow buttons " " or " " and enter by pressing the "OK" button.
Use the arrow buttons " " or " " to select the menu item Sprache [LAN] and confirm by pressing the "OK" button.
Use the "+" or "-" button to select the desired language as German [DEU] or English [ENG] and confirm your selection with the
"OK" button. Exit the menu by pressing and hold the menu-button "M".
LED Display
The blue LED display is located on the front of the Sounddeck 100 and lights up for five seconds after a command. The most important dis-
play indications and their meaning are listed here:

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Operation Display Meaning
Input TV HDMI®ARC input selected
Input BDP HDMI®HD1 input selected
Input SAT HDMI®HD2 input selected
Input PS HDMI®HD3 input selected
Input BT Bluetooth®input selected
Input NET Network input selected
Input AUX Analogue input AUX selected
Input DVD Coax digital input COA selected
Input CD Optical digital input OPT selected
Sound Setting V35 Volume to 35 (of max. 70)
Sound Setting - - - Sounddeck is muted
Sound Setting BAS Bass tone control adjustment
Sound Setting MID Midrange tone control adjustment
Sound Setting TRE Treble tone control adjustment
Playmode STEREO Stereo mode selected
Playmode MOVIE Virtual surround sound for movie playback selected
Playmode MUSIC Virtual surround sound for music playback selected
Playmode NIGHT Virtual surround sound with reduced dynamic selected
Playmode DISCRETE Surround sound for video and music playback selected
Playmode PARTY Party mode selected
Bluetooth® BTP Pairing mode (Pairing)
Bluetooth® BT- / CON Connection established
Bluetooth® BT- / DIS Connection closed
Bluetooth® FAI Failure occurred during pairing process
Incoming Signal DOLBY ATMOS Dolby Atmos®bitstream
Incoming Signal DOLBY DIGITAL Dolby®digital multichannel-bitstream
Incoming Signal DOLBY DIGITAL 2.0 Dolby®digital two-channel-bitstream
Incoming Signal DOLBY SURROUND Dolby®surround sound
Incoming Signal DTS-HD DTS-HD®bitstream
Incoming Signal DTS DTS®digital surround bitstream
Incoming Signal PCM Digital stereo signal
Networking CAST Usage of Chromecast built-in

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Operation Display Meaning
Networking SPOTIFY Usage of Spotify Connect
Networking WIF / CON Network (WiFi) connected
Networking WIF / DIS Network (WiFi) disconnected
Networking ETH / CON Network (ethernet) connected
Networking ETH / DIS Network (ethernet) disconnected
Networking NET / SET Sounddeck 100 ready for network setup

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Using Chromecast built-in
Requirements:
• (Mobile) device with activated WiFi and Bluetooth® function
• Network access (wireless by WiFi or wired by Ethernet)
• The "Google Home" app
• An app that supports playback via Chromecast built-in (e.g. Spotify Music, AllCast, radio.de, etc.).
Audio playback with the "Google Home" app directly is not possible.
• Please keep the standard settings of your WiFi router. Changing the settings of your router, especially changes on the DHCP settings,
could lead to no or instable network connection. For compatible routers please refer to the following Link:
https://support.google.com/chromecast/table/6207416?
To use the integrated function Chromecast built-in, you need to install the "Google Home" app on your (mobile) device and to connect the
device to the Sounddeck 100. Therefore your (mobile) device and the Sounddeck 100 must be connected to the same network.
Please do as follows:
1Power up your Smart Sounddeck 100 and start your (mobile) device.
The WiFi and Bluetooth® function must be activated on your mobile device. If the Sounddeck 100 has been disconnected from the mains
please wait with the procedure until the display indicates [NET] followed by [SET].
Note: If you have already installed the "Google Home" app on your (mobile) device, you can skip item 2 and 3 below.
2Open the Play Store/ App Store on your (mobile) device.
3Search for the "Google Home" app and install it on your (mobile) device. You will need to accept access to several items, like Identity and
others.
4Start the "Google Home" app and follow the instructions. You will need to assign a Google Account to this app. Please register or login to
your account.
5Your (mobile) device will now search for available speakers in range. If neccessary, you may have to select the related search function
manually.
6Select Smart Sounddeck 100xxxxx as device to be installed.

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7Now, the (mobile) device tries to connect to the Sounddeck 100. Please follow the further instructions from the "Google Home" app.
8After the connection has been established, the Sounddeck 100 plays a melody (sound sequence). Please confirm in the App that you have
heard the melody.
9Now, please select the “room” where you will use the Sounddeck (e.g. family room) and confirm with “next”.
10 Please select the WiFi network (WLAN) which you want to use for the Sounddeck and click on “next”.
11 The "Google Home" app and the Sounddeck 100 will now be connected. After a successful connection, the display of the Sounddeck
shows [WIF] followed by [CON] for 5 seconds.
12 Now the installation is almost finished. Please follow the last steps on your (mobile) device to fully complete the installation of the Sound-
deck.
13 To play music using Chromecast built-in, open an app that supports this feature. This is indicated by the Chromecast built-in icon on the
screen. Depending on the app, it may be necessary to start playback (the stream) first so that this function is displayed and available.
14 In order to play back music that you have stored locally on your (mobile) device via the Smart Sounddeck 100 using Chromecast built-in,
you can use the manufacturer's own playback app. If the music app of the manufacturer does not support Chromecast built-in, you can
alternatively use a freely available app (such as the app "AllCast" from ClockworkMod).
Google Assistant
You can operate the Smart Sounddeck 100 in two ways with the „Google Assistant“.
1Connecting to a Google Home device.
2Using the integrated voice control of the Google Home app.
Further information can be found under: www.assistant.google.de
Note: The voice-control function build in the "Google Home" app is not available on every (mobile) device.

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Using Spotify Connect
Use your phone, tablet or computer as a remote control for Spotify. Go to spotify.com/connect to learn how.
Automatic Updates
After being connected to a network and getting access to the Canton Update Server via the Internet, the Sounddeck 100 automatically per-
forms firmware updates. Each time the Sounddeck 100 is connected to the mains, and at regular intervals (also in standby) it searches for a
firmware update and installs it, if available. The LED flashes red/green during the update process, and the display shows "DOWNLOADING"
followed by"UPDATING". During this time the system is not ready for operation.
Caution: Do not disconnect the Smart Sounddeck 100 from the power supply during an update process!
Note: If you do not wish to setup your Sounddeck 100 using the Google Home app, please connect your Sounddeck 100 permanently or
temporary at regular intervals with your network router using an ethernet cable to keep your Sounddeck 100 always updated.

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Playback via Bluetooth®wireless technology
For wireless audio streaming you can connect your (mobile) device with the Sounddeck 100 using Bluetooth® wireless technology.
Requirements:
• The Bluetooth® wireless technology must be activated on the (mobile) device
• The (mobile) device must support at least the Bluetooth® standard 2.0
• The (mobile) device must be within range of the Smart Sounddeck 100 (max. 10 m).
Pairing process
To pair or connect the two devices please do as follows:
1Please select the input [BT] using the buttons Up ( ) or Down ( )and then press the "Bluetooth Pairing" button on your remote. The
display shows [BTP].
2Start the search function on your (mobile) device.
3Select the Canton Smart Sounddeck 100 as the playback device.
Note: If you have entered a specific name during the network setup (e.g. Living Room), this name will be listed as playback device.
4Once confirmed, the connection will be made automatically and will appear as [BT-] and [CON] in the display.
5If the (mobile) device requires an access code, please enter 0000.
6If the connection fails the message [FAI] will appear. Please ensure the requirements (see above) are fullfied and repeat the pairing process.
7If [BT-] and [DIS] appears in the display, your (mobile) device is out of range or logged out.
Operating a (mobile) device
The device most recently connected to the Sounddeck connects automatically when the Bluetooth® function is activated and the input
Bluetooth® has been selected. In this case the message [BT-] followed by [CON] appears. Start the playback of a medium on your (mobile)
device and the sound will be played back by the Smart Sounddeck 100.

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Preset Buttons 1-3 (Presets)
The Sounddeck 100 is able to store settings to the 3 preset buttons. All settings in the speaker menu (selected input, volume, sound settings,
gain adjustments, etc.) as well as playlists from the app "Spotify" can be stored. It is recommended to store all settings that have been made
during the "initial installation" to a preset, so they do not have to be entered again after an accidental overwrite by pressing one of the preset
buttons by accident.
Storing of inputs and tone control settings:
1You can store inputs and selected tone control settings to the preset buttons 1, 2 and 3. Therefore please select the desired input (e.g.
HDMI 1) and adjust the main volume and as the case may be additional tone control settings to a desired value. To store the settings press
and hold the according preset button 1, 2 or 3 on the remote until the corresponding number P1, P2 or P3 is shown in the LED display and
the display stopped flashing.
2To recall the stored settings please press the according button 1, 2 or 3. The display indicates the selected preset (P1, P2 or P3). The input
and as the case may be additional tone control settings are selected/executed.
Storing playlists from the app "Spotify":
1Open a previously created playlist in the app "Spotify" on your (mobile) device and start the playback. Please select Spotify Connect (not
Chromecast built-in) as connection type to the Sounddeck 100.
2To "store" a playlist press and hold the corresponding preset button 1, 2 or 3 on your remote until the corresponding number P1, P2 or P3
is shown in the LED display and the display stopped flashing.
3To recall the stored playlist please press the corresponding button 1, 2 or 3. The tracks of the stored playlist will then be played back auto-
matically through the Sounddeck without having to use your (mobile) device to start the playback.
Notes: • You can store various settings to the 3 preset buttons, e.g. preset 1 = HDMI®input 1 and tone control settings, preset 2 = playlist
from the app "Spotify" + tone control settings, preset 3 = input CD + tone control settings.
• Storing settings to a preset will include all settings that are active on the Sounddeck 100 at that time. Storing a playlist to a preset
includes all the other settings (volume, tone control settings, etc.) that are active on the Sounddeck 100 at that time
• To delete a playlist and/or stored settings from a preset, press and hold the according button for ca. 10 seconds until the desired
preset (P1, P2 or P3) flashes rapidly in the display.