Martinlogan Crescendo xm User manual

CrescendoXm

user's

manual

MARTIN

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OUVRIR

Do

Not

Open!

Risk

of

Electrical

Shock.

VoftogesAn

this

equip·

menf

are

hazardous

to

life.

No

user-serviceable

parts

inside.

Refer

all

servicing

to

qualified

service

personnel.

To

prevent

fire

or

shock

hazard,

do

not

expose

this

module

to

rain

or

moisture.

The

lightning bolt flash with

arrowhead

symbol

within

an

equilateral

triangle,

is

intended to alert the user to

the

pres-

ence

of

potentially

"dangerous

voltage"

within

the

product's enclosure that

may

be

of

sufficient

magni-

tude to constitute a

risk

of

electric shock to persons.

The

exclamation

point

within

an equi-

lateral triangle

is

intended to alert the

user to the presence

of

important oper-

ating

and

maintenance (servicing) instructions

in

the

literature

accompanying

the

appliance.

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS!

Read

these

instructions.

Keep

these

instructions.

Heed

all

warnings.

4

Follow

all

instructions.

5

Do

not

use

this

apparatus

near

water.

8

10

11

12

Clean

only

with

dry

cloth.

Do

not

block

any

ventilation

openings.

Install

in

accordance

with

the

manu-

facturer's

instructions.

Do

not

install

near

any

heat

5ources

such

as

radiators,

heat

registers,

stoves,

or

other

apparatus

(including

amplifiers)

that

produce

heat.

Do

not

defeat

the

safety

purpose

of

the

polarized

or

grounding-type

plug.

A

polarized

plug

has

two

blades

with

one

wider

than

the

other.

A

grounding

type

plug

has

two

blades

and

a

third

grounding

prong.

The

wide

blade

or

the

third

prong

are

provided

for

your

safety.

If

the

provided

plug

does

not

fit

into

your

outlet,

consult

an

electrician

for

replacement

of

the

obsolete

outlet.

Protect

the

power

cord

from

being

walked

on

or

pinched,

particularly

at

plugs,

convenience

receptacles,

and

the

point

where

they

exit

from

the

apparatus.

Only

use

attachment~accessories

specified

by

the

manufacturer.

Use

only

with

the

cart,

stand,

tripod,

brocket,

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.

13.

Unplug

this

apparatus

during

lightning

storms

or

2

when

unused

for

long

periods

of

time.

14.

Refer

all

servicing

to

qualified

service

personnel.

Servicing

is

required

when

the

apparatus

has

been

damaged

in

any

way,

such

as

power-supply

cord

or

plug

is

damaged,

liquid

has

been

spilled

or

objects

have

fallen

into

the

apparatus,

the

apparatus

has

been

exposed

to

rain

or

moisture,

does

not

ope~ate

normally,

or

has

been

dropped.

15.

To

completely

disconnect

this

equipment

from

the

AC

mains,

disconnect

the

power

supply

cord

plug

from

the

AC

receptacle.

16.

The

mains

plug

of

the

power

supply

cord

shall

remain

readily

operable.

17

CAUTION:

Danger

of

explosion

if

battery

is

incorrectly

replaced.

Replace

only

with

the

same

or

equivalent

type

(AAA).

Dispose

of

dead

batteries

in

accor-

dance

with

local

regulation.

18.

To

prevent

overheating,

do

not

cover

the

apparatus.

Install

in

accordance

with

the

manufacturer's

instructions.

19.

No

naked

flame

sources,

such

as

candles,

should

be

placed

on

the

product.

20.

Do

not

expose

this

apparatus

to

dripping

or

splashing

and

ensure

that

no

objects

filled

with

liquids,

such

as

vases,

are

placed

on

the

apparatus.

21.

Batteries

(battery

pack

or

batteries

installed)

shall

not

be

exposed

to

exces-

sive

heat

such

as

sunshine,

fire,

or

the

like.

22.

For

apparatus

mounted

to

wall,

the

apparatus

shall

be

installed

on

solid

wood,

bricks,

concrete

or

solid

wood

columns

and

battens.

23.

DO

NOT

overload

wall

outlets

or

extension

cords

beyond

their

rated

capacity

as

this

can

cause

electric

shock

or

fire.

24.

Minimum

distances

around

the

apparatus

for

sufficient

ventilation.

25.

The

ventilation

should

not

be

impeded

by

covering

the

ventilation

openings

with

items,

such

as

newspapers,

tablecloths,curtains,

etc.

26.

Do

not

i:1gest

the

battery,

Chemical

Burn

Hazard.

27.

Keep

new

and

used

batteries

away

from

children.

28.

If

the

battery

compartment

does

not

close

securely,

stop

using

the

product

and

keep

it

away

from

children.

29.

If

you

think

batteries

might

have

been

swallowed

or

placed

inside

any

part

of

the

body,

seek

immediate

medical

attention.

30.

The

battery

(battery

or

batteries

or

battery

pack)

shall

not

be

exposed

to

excessive

heat

such

as

sunshine,

fire

or

the

like.

31.

32.

33.

34.

35.

36.

37.

Risk

of

leakage.

Only

use

the

specified

type

of

Batteries.

Never

mix

new

and

used

batteries.

Observe

correct

polarity.

Remove

batteries

from

products

that

are

not

in

use

for

extended

periods

of

time.

Store

batteries

in

a

dry

place.

Do

not

recharge

non-rechargeable

batteries.

Avoid

exposure

to

extreme

heat

or

cold.

This

equipment

is

a

Class

II

or

double

insulated

electrical

appli-

ance.

It

has

been

designed

in

such

a

way

that

it

doP.s

not

require

a

safety

connection

to

electrical

earth.

Danger

of

explosion

if

battery

is

incorrectly

replaced.

Replace

only

with

the

same

or

equivalent

type.

{The

remote

control

supplied

with)

This

product

contains

a

AAA

battery.

If

the

AAA

battery

is

swallowed,

it

can

cause

severe

internal

burns

in

just

2

hours

and

can

lead

to

death.

Do

not

handle

leaking

or

damaged

AAA

batteries.

38.

THIS

PRQDUCT

CONTAINS

A

AAA

BATIERY.

IF

MISUSED

OR

ABUSED

THIS

CAN

RESULT

IN:

-

Smoke

or

gas

hazard

-

Heat

hazard

-

Fire

hazard

-

Explosion

hazard

39.

If

on

appliance

coupler

is

used

os

the

disconnect

device,

the

disconnect

device

shall

remain

readily

operable.

The

rating

for

the

USB

output

is

5V

::-:-:

2.1

A.

WARNING:

This

product

is

intended

to

be

operated

ONLY

from

the

AC

Voltages

listed

on

the

bock

panel

or

included

power

supply

of

the

product.

Operation

from

other

voltages

other

than

those

indicated

may

cause

irreversible

damage

to

the

product

and

void

the

product

warranty.

The

use

of

AC

Plug

Adopters

is

cautioned

because

it

con

allow

the

product

to

be

plugged

into

voltages

in

which

the

product

was

not

designed

to

operate.

If

the

product

is

equipped

with

o

detachable

power

cord,

use

only

the

type

provided

with

your

product

or

by

your

local

distributor

and/or

retailer.

.If

you

ore

unsure

of

the

correct

operational

voltage,

please

contact

your

local

distributor

and/or

retailer.

This

device

complies

with

Port

15

of

the

FCC

Rules.

Operation

is

subject

to

the

follow-

ing

two

conditions:

{1)

This

device

may

not

cause

harmful

interference,

and

{2}

this

device

must

accept

any

interference

received,

including

interference

that

may

cause

undesired

operation.

FEDERAL

COMMUNICATIONS

COMMISSION

INTERFERENCE

STATEMENT:

This

equipment

has

been

tested

and

found

to

comply

with

the

limits

for

o

Closs

B

digital

device,

pursuant

to

port

15

of

the

FCC

Rules.

These

limits

ore

designed

to

provide

reasonable

protection

against

harmful

interference

in

o

residential

installation.

This

equipment

generates,

uses

and

con

radiate

radio

frequency

energy

and,

if

not

installed

and

used

in

accordance

with

the

instructions,

may

cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

communications.

However,

there

is

no

guarantee

that

interfer-

ence

will

not

occur

in

o

particular

installation.

If

this

equipment

does

cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

or

television

reception,

which

con

be

determined

by

turning

the

equipment

off

and

on,

the

user

is

encouraged

to

try

to

correct

the

interference

by

one

or

more

of

the

following

measures:

Reorient

or

relocate

the

receiving

antenna.

Increase

the

separation

between

the

equipment

and

receiver.

•

Connect

the

equipment

into

on

outlet

on

o

circuit

different

from

that

to

which

the

receiver

is

connected.

•

Consult

the

dealer

or

on

experienced

radio/TV

technician

for

help.

Approved

under

the

verification

provision

of

FCC

Port

15

os

o

Closs

B

Digital

Device.

Any

changes

or

modifications

not

expressly

approved

by

the

grantee

of

this

device

could

void

the

user's

authority

to

operate

the

equipment.

RF

EXPOSURE

WARNING:

This

equipment

must

be

installed

ond

operated

in

accordance

with

provided

instructions

and

the

ontenno(s)

used

for

this

transmitter

must

be

installed

to

provide

o

separation

distance

of

ot

least

20

em

from

oil

per-

sons

and

must

not

be

co-located

or

operating

in

conjunction

with

any

other

antenna

or

transmitter.

End-users

and

installers

must

be

provide

with

antenna

installation

instructions

and

transmitter

operating

conditions

for

satisfying

RF

exposure

compli-

ance.

SGHz

RF

DEVICE

STATEMENT:

This

device

operates

in

the

5.15-5.25GHz

frequency

range

and

is

restricted

to

indoor

use

only.

Outdoor

operations

in

the

5150-

5250MHz

frequency

range

is

prohibited.

CANADA,

INDUSTRY

CANADA

(IC)

NOTICES:

This

device

complies

with

Industry

Canada

licence-exempt

RSS

stondord(s).

Operation

is

subject

to

the

following

two

conditions:

{1)

this

device

may

not

cause

interference,

and

{2}

this

device

must

accept

any

interference,

including

interference

that

may

cause

undesired

operation

of

the

device.

Under

Industry

Canada

regulations,

this

radio

transmitter

may

only

operate

using

on

antenna

of

a

type

and

maximum

{or

lesser)

gain

approved

for

the

transmitter

by

Industry

Canada.

To

reduce

potential

radio

interference

to

other

users,

the

antenna

type

and

its

gain

should

be

so

chosen

that

the

equivalent

isotropical!y

radiated

power

{e.i.r.p.)

is

not

more

than

that

necessary

for

successful

communication.

This

radio

transmitter

(certification

number:

7756A-CRESCENDOX}

has

been

approved

by

Industry

Canada

to

operate

with

the

antenna

types

listed

below

with

the

maximum

permissible

gain

and

required

antenna

impedance

for

each

antenna

type

indicated.

Antenna

types

not

included

in

this

list,

having

a

gain

greater

than

the

maximum

gain

indicated

for

that

type,

ore

strictly

prohibited

for

use

with

this

device.

Gain

of

antenna:

2dBi

max.

Type

of

antenna:

50ohm,

PI

FA

RADIO

FREQUENCY

(RF)

EXPOSURE

INFORMATION:

The

radiated

output

power

of

the

Wireless

product

is

below

the

industry

Canada

{IC}

radio

frequency

exposure

limits.

The

Wireless

product

should

be

used

in

such

a

manner

such

that

the

potential

for

human

contact

during

normal

operation

is

minimized.

This

device

has

also

been

evaluated

and

shown

compliant

with

the

IC

RF

Exposure

limits

under

mobile

exposure

conditions.

(antennas

ore

greater

than

20cm

from

a

person's

body).

Caution:

(i)

The

device

operating

in

the

bond

5150-5250

MHz

is

only

for

indoor

use

to

reduce

the

potential

for

harmful

interference

to

co-channel

mobile

satellite

systems;

(ii)

The

maximum

antenna

gain

permitted

for

devices

in

the

bonds

5250-5350

MHz

and

5470-5725

MHz

shall

comply

with

the

e.i.r.p.

limit;

and

(iii)

The

maximum

antenna

gain

pe1mitted

for

devices

in

the

bond

5725-5825

MHz

shall

comply

with

the

e.i.r.p.

limits

specified

for

point-to-point

and

non

point-to-point

operation

as

appropriate.

(iv)

Users

should

also

be

advised

that

high-power

radars

ore

allocated

as

primary

users

{i.e.

priority

users}

of

the

bonds

5250-5350

MHz

and

5650-5850

MHz

and

that

these

radars

could

cause

interference

and/or

damage

to

LE-LAN

devices.

{iv}

the

worst-case

tilt

ongle(s)

is

compliant

with

the

e.i.r.p.

elevation

mask

require-

ment

set

forth

in

Section

6.2.2(3}.

CE<D

3

:!

-

WEEE

NOTICE

Note:

This

mark

applies

only

to

countries

within

the

European

Union

(EU)

and

Norway

.

In

accordance

with

the

European

Union

WEEE

(Waste

Electrical

and

Electronic

Equipment)

directive

2002/96/EC

effective

August

13,

2005,

we

would

like

to

notify

you

that

this

product

may

contain

regulated

materials

which

upon

disposal,

according

to

the

WEEE

directive,

require

special

reuse

and

recycling

processing.

For

this

reason

Martin

Logon

has

arranged

with

our

distributors

in

European

Union

member

notions

to

collect

and

recycle

this

product

at

no

cost

to

you.

To

find

your

local

distributor

please

contact

the

dealer

from

whom

you

purchased

this

product,

email

info@mortinlogan

.

com

or

visit

the

distributor

locator

at

www

.

mortinlogan.com

.

Please

note,

only

this

product

itself

falls

under

the

WEEE

directive.

When

dis-

posing

of

packaging

and

other

materials

we

encourage

you

to

recycle

these

items

through

the

normal

channels.

For

DTS

patents,

see

http://potents.dts.com.

Manufactured

under

license

from

DTS,

Inc.

DTS,

Play-Fi,

the

Symbol,

and

Ploy-Fi

together

in

combi-

nation

with

the

Symbol

ore

trademarks

of

DTS,

Inc.

DTS

and

Ploy-Fi

are

registered

trademarks

of

DTS,

Inc.

©

DTS,

Inc.

All

Rights

Reserved.

WARNING/CAUTION!

•

Hazardous

vpltages

exist

insid~o

not

remove

cover.

•

Refer

servicing

to

a

qualified

technician.

•

To

prevent

fire

or

shock

hazard,

do

not

expose

this

module

to

moisture

.

•

Unplug

speaker

should

any

abnormal

conditions

occur.

•

Turn

speaker

off

before

making

or

breaking

any

signal

connections!

•

The

power

cord

should

not

be

installed,

removed,

or

left

detached

from

the

speaker

while

the

other

end

is

connected

to

an

AC

power

source.

•

No

candles

or

other

sources

of

open

flame

should

be

placed

on

the

speaker.

•

No

liquids

either

in

glosses

or

vases

should

be

placed

on

speaker.

•

Speaker

should

not

be

exposed

to

dripping

or

splashing

liquids.

•

The

terminals

marked

with

the

lightning

bolt

symbol

should

be

connected

by

on

instructed

person

or

by

way

of

ready

made

terminals.

•

The

power

cord

should

remain

readily

operable

should

any

abnormal

conditions

occur.

•

Any

changes

or

modifications

not

expressly

approved

by

the

grantee

of

this

device

could

void

the

user's

authority

to

operate

the

equipment.

The

Bluetooth

word

mark

and

logos

ore

registered

trademarks

owned

by

Bluetooth

SIG,

Inc.

and

any

use

of

such

marks

by

Martin

logan,

Ltd

.

is

under

license.

Windows

is

a

registered

trademark

of

Microsoft

Corporation

in

the

United

Apple

and

the

Apple

logo

ore

trademarks

of

Apple

Inc.,

registered

in

the

U.S.

States

and

other

countries.

and

other

countries.

App

Store

is

a

service

mark

of

Apple

Inc.

The

Spotify

software

is

subject

to

third

party

licenses

found

here:

www

.spotify.

com/

connect/third-

po

rty-li

censes

Other

trademarks

and

trade

names

ore

those

of

their

respective

owners.

AirPlay,

iPod,

iPhone,

iPod,

iPod

classic,

iPod

nano,

and

iPod

touch

ore

sible

for

the

operation

of

this

device

or

its

compliance

with

safety

and

trademarks

of

Apple

Inc.,

registered

in

the

U.S.

and

other

countries.

regulatory

standards.

Please

note

that

the

use

of

this

accessory

with

iPod,

iPhone,

or

iPad

may

affect

wireless

performance.

AirPlay

works

with

iPhone,

iPad,

and

iPod

touch

with

iOS

4.3

.3

or

later,

Moe

with

OS

X

Mountain

Lion,

and

Moe

and

PC

with

iTunes

1

0.2.2

or

later.

Made

for:

iPod

mini,

iPod

touch

(3rd

through

5th

generation),

and

iPod

nono

(5th

through

7th

generation).

"Made

for

iPod,"

"Made

for

iPhone,"

and

"Made

for

iPad"

mean

that

an

electronic

accessory

has

been

designed

to

connect

specifically

to

iPod,

iPhone,

or

iPod,

respectively,

and

has

been

certified

by

the

developer

to

meet

Apple

performance

standards.

Apple

is

not

respon-

4

•

iPhone

6

Plus

•

iPhone

6

•

iPhone

Ss

•

iPhone

Sc

•

iPad

Air

2

•

iPad

mini

3

Introduction

and

Overview.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

7

Placement

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

7

Connection

..........................

7

Power Connection

...................

7

Signal Connection

...................

7

Network

Connection

.................

8

Subwoofer Connection

........

..

. . . .8

An

Overview

of

Connections

. . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Volume

Behavior

by

Input

...............

9

Controls

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

11

Front

Panel

Controls

.................

11

Remote

Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Changing

the Remote's Batteries

.........

12

Control

Functions

by

Input

..............

13

Playing

Audio

Using

Play-Fi®

. . . . . . . . . . . .

13

Automatic Input Selection

..............

13

Playback-

From

the

DTS

Play-Fi

App

......

13

Controlling Multiple Speakers

...........

14

Additional

Play-Fi

Features

.............

14

Playing

Audio

Using

AirPlay®.

. . . . . . . . . . .

14

Automatic Input Selection

..............

14

Playback -

From

an

Apple

®

iOS

Device

....

14

Playback -

From

iT

unes®

on a

Mac

or

PC

. .

14

Controlling Playback Using

iT

unes

. .

....

..

15

How

to

use

Connect

.

..................

15

DTS

Play-Fi

and

Apple

AirPlay

Setup

......

15

Network

Requirements

.....

..........

15

DTS

Play-Fi

App

Requirements

...........

15

Apple

AirPlay Requirements

............

16

Wi-Fi

Status

Light

...................

16

Downloading the

DTS

Play-Fi

App

.......

.

16

Connecting to a Wireless Network:

Access Point Setup

....

.

.....

.

......

16

Audio

Streaming Usage

Guide

..........

16

Connecting to a Wireless

Network

:

Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS)

..........

18

Connecting

to

a

Wired

Network

. . . . . . . . 18

Apple

AirPlay Setup (Without

DTS

App)

.. ..

18

Bluetooth®

Connection

.................

19

Updates

and

Rebooting

................

20

DTS

Play-Fi

App

Update

..............

20

DTS

Play-Fi

Module

Update

............

20

Martinlogan

Firmware Update .

..

.......

20

Rebooting

........................

20

Factory

Reset

.

...

..

...

.. ..

......

..

.

20

Removing

the

Front

Grille

.

..............

20

Contacting

Customer

Service

. . . . . . . . . . . . 20

General

Information

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Warranty

Information

...

..

....

...

....

20

Serial

Number

.

....

.

...........

..

21

Service

.........................

21

Frequently

Asked

Questions

. . . . . . . . . . . . .

21

Troubleshooting

.

.....................

22

Specifications

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Dimensional

Drawings

.

................

25

Serial Number:

-----------------------

Record your serial number here for easy reference.

You will need

this

information when filling out your

warranty registration.

The

serial number

is

located

on

the

back of

the

speaker and

on

the

product carton.

5

mini toslink

adapter

c

71

inch

(180

em)

6

remote contr

ol

>

digital

optical cable

71

inch

(180

em)

INTRODUCTION

AND

OVERVIEW

Thank

you-the

MartinLogan

owner,

for

loving

what

we

do,

and

making

it

possible

for

us

to

do

what

we

love.

Martinlogan's

dedicated in-house engineering and

design

team

developed

the

Crescendo Xspeaker

to

deliver exceptional audio performance

from

a single

system,

easily integrated and installed

in

a diverse

variety of

environments.

The

Crescendo

X

produces

an

enveloping field of richly detailed audio incorporating

two tweeters (featuring Martinlogan's award-winning

Folded

Motion technology), a high-performance woofer,

and

three

channels of dedicated

class-D

amplification

representing

l

00

watts

of

total

system

power.

An advanced 24-bit

48kHz

DSP

(digital signal pro-

PLACEMENT

We

recommend locating the speaker on a surface

that

provides

a

wide,

level,

and

stable platform

such as a table or

audio/video

rack. Please note,

this speaker

is

not magnetically shielded and there-

CoNNECTION

POWER CONNECTION

The

power

cord

should

be

firmly inserted into the

AC

power

receptacle on the rear

of

the speaker,

and

then to

any

convenient

AC

wall

outlet.

If

you

remove

your

speaker

from the country

of

original

sale,

be

certain that the

AC

power

sup-

cessing) based pre-amplifier allows

Martinlogan

to

replace dedicated stereo speakers with a one piece

solution, capable of reproducing sound with unflinch-

ing accuracy, resolution, and

detail-the

inspiration

behind every

Martinlogan

design. Additionally, for

a fully authentic audio experience,

the

Crescendo

X

makes connecting a dedicated subwoofer

as

simple

as

the

push

of a button.

The Crescendo

X'

s remote control quickly adjusts

volume, selects inputs, and controls your media.

The

remote also

allows

you to easily switch between

two

discrete acoustic

modes-'Bass

+' mode (for

those moments requiring a little extra thunder) and a

'Normal'

mode that

restores

normal levels.

fore should not

be

placed

directly beneath or on

top

of

a CRT

(cathode

ray tube) television. The

magnetic field

of

the

speaker will not affect plasma

and

LCD

style televisions.

plied

in

any

subsequent

location

is

suitable

before

connecting

and

operating

the

speaker.

Substantia.ll'1·

impaired

performance

or

severe

damage

may occur to the speaker if operation

is

attempted from an incorrect

AC

power

source.

When

the Power button on the

back

panel

is

set

to

'Off'

the speaker

is

completely

powered

down,

including

all

network

connections

(Wi-Fi

and

Ethernet are deactivated).

SIGNAL CONNECTION

Connections are

made

at the signal input section

7

on the rear electronics panel

of

the speaker. Your

speaker features the following

audio

inputs:

•

Ethernet:

used for streaming

audio

from

Apple

AirPlay or

DTS

Play-Fi®.

•

Aux

[Auxiliary]: used for either digital optical

(T

oslink) or

analog

input.

This

input will accept

either a standard 3.5mm stereo

headphone

style or mini-Toslink plug. A special mini-Tos-

link to T

oslink

cable

or min

i-T

oslink

adaptor

is

required for digital optical connection.

In

addition,

the

speaker features two inputs that

do

not require a physical connection:

•

Wireless:

used for streaming

audio

from

Apple

AirPlay or

Play-Fi®

.

•

Bluetooth:

used for streaming from compatible

Bluetooth

equipped

devices, including aptX®

Bluetooth devices.

Please

note, when utilizing

this

speaker

to

reproduce

audio

from a television via the speaker's Auxiliary

(digital or analog) connection,

the

television's audio

output should be defeated. Some televisions

will

allow

you to

turn

off the internal speaker via the

television's menu system.

Other

televisions

may

require you

to

turn

the

television's volume

to

"zero"

or "mute." Additionally, your television may require

you

to

turn

on

the

digital optical output or

and/

or

configure the output for 2-channel (stereo) sound.

Please

refer

to

your television's manual.

8

Fig. 1

Connection

Panel

@

ACin

1

00-240V-

50/60Hz

lOW

0~

Power

Ethernet

On/Off

-·

NETWORK CONNECTION

To stream

audio

to

your

speaker, a LAN (local

area network) connection

is

required.

This

connec-

tion can

be

established using Wi-Fi or Ethernet.

Refer

to

the

wireless setup section

of

this

manual for

setup and usage details.

SUBWOOFER CONNECTION

You may choose to employ a separate subwoofer

to

enhance

bass performance. Subwoofers can

be connected

via

the speaker's "Sub

Out"

RCA

connection.

We

recommend

using a

superb

Martinlogan

subwoofer.

Using a high-quality RCA style cable designed for

subwoofer connection, connect "Sub Out" from

the

speaker to the

"LFE

In/Sub

In" on the subwoofer.

On

the

back

panel

of

the speaker, set the Sub

Out

button to

"On"

(in

its

"on" state the button will

be

depressed-in

its

"off" state the button

will

be

extended).

When

the Sub

Out

is

turned on, the

deep

bass output

of

the speaker will

be

·reduced

(to

optimize performance} and bass information will

be sent directly to your external subwoofer for a

deeper, extended, overall bass response.

Reference your subwoofer's manual to learn

how

to properly adjust the sub's level and phase con-

trols to achieve proper blending with the speaker.

When

Sub

Out

is

set to

"On,"

the speaker

will

handle

the crossover setting to the

subwoofer,

@)

0

0 0 0

0

Auxin

Sub

Out

Sub

Out

Wi-Fi

Reset

Digital/Analog

Status

&

Setup

On/Off

-·

Using

a Martinlogan

Dynamo

Subwoofer:

achieving

ideal

blending

with

the

speaker.

Because

of

this, the subwoofer's crossover should

be

set

to "bypass" or

"LFE."

For

subwoofers that

do

not have a "bypass" or

"LFE"

crossover setting,

we

recommend adjusting

the

crossover to

its

high-

est

setting-remember,

the

speaker will handle

the

crossover before sending out

the

sub

signal.

If

IJsing

a

Mortinlogan

Dynamo family subvvoofer,

vve

recommend

beginning

vvith

the fol!c

vv

ing sub-

woofer

setti

n;-)s:

•

Low-pass:

Bypass

•

Phase:

0

• Volume:

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to

vertico!

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to

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cable utilizes one cable

to

pass

digital

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are

used to

pass

audio

information (no

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audio

output device.

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achieve

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audio

(left/right), you will find that analog RCA cables come

a stereo

pair

(two connectors on each end).

The

Auxiliary input

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can

accept

on

analog

stereo signd! through a

cable

using a

.

If

you are connecting-

this

speaker to a device

(such

as a dock

nalog outputs, you

willneed

a special cable with a 3.5mm 'head-

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used

to

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may

find source components such

as

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3.5mm

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speaker can accept on analog stereo signal through a

a

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style"

connector.

These

devices also have a

reases

the

level of

the

output signal.

If

you are connecting

a

device

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the

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9

AN

OVERVIEW

OF

CONNECTIONS [CONTINUED)

Ethernet:

This

cable allows you to physically connect a

devic~t~

a

tAN

~

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J?f~P

network).

When

connec:ted to a LAN,

audio

information con

be

sent to.

this

speaker using various

protoc:ols

·

(suc:h

as

Rlay-fi®

or·AirPtay).

tf

a wireless

(\tVi-

Fi)

connec:tion

is

used to c:onnect

to

a

lAN

1

:

Jhere

~

is

no

need

</

to

use

~

an

Ethernet

c:onnec:tion.

However, in some installations, a 'hard-wired'

Ethernet

c:onnec:tion

mayprove more desirable

than

a

vvireless

c:onnection'

~~

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Wi-Fi:

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connection tec:hnology wirelessly

conne<;ts

a

deviceto

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LAN

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network).

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to

a

LAN,

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cap,

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sent

.

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various protocols

(such

as

.

Piay-Fi

or AirPiay}: .

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an

Eth~rn~t

.

connection

isup~d

,

togonnept

to

a LAN, there

is

no need

to

use

a

Wi-fi

c:onnection. ln some installations a ;hard-wired' Ethernet

connection may prove more desirable

than

a wirelessconnection.

Bluetooth:

This

wireless connection techno.logy allows a

wiq~varietyrpf

device~

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to

cz:oqn~gt

to

an audio output device .and stream audio. Bluetooth establishes a

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dir~c!ly

with

an

audio output device and does not require either device to

be

connected

to

:

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LAN.

VoLUME

BEHAVIOR BY INPUT

Wireless

or

Ethernet

(using AirPlay or

Play-Fi)

Aux

[Auxiliary]

Bluetooth

Purple

(flashing

purple

indicates

no

network

is

available)

Green

Blue

Volume

on

device/

remote and speaker

are synced and control each other.

Volume on

device/remote

and volume

on speaker are controlled separately.*

Volume

on

device/remote

and volume

on speaker are controlled separately.*

*

Devices

connected

via

auxiliary

and

Bluetooth

will

often

have

maximum

setting,

the

amplifie(in

th~

their

own

volume

control

which

functions

separately

from

the

traduce

elevated

levels

of

distortion

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speaker's

volume.

If

you

are

connecting

a

device

which

allows

in

tum,

·

will

be

further

amplified..by

the

speq~~

'

r.

f

tlnCI

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.

be-

.

you

to

adjust

its

volume

separately,

we

recommend

that

the

tween

SG-75%

of

the

devlceCs

ma)(/mvrrrTV'Ot()tne

·

~~fJ1

volume

on

the

device

not

beset

to

maximum.

When

set

to

its

10

CoNTROLS

FRONT

PANEL

CONTROLS

~

STANDBY

/MUTE:

This

button

mutes

the

speak-

~

er and toggles between

on

and standby.

To

mute

press

the

button once (front

LED

will

flash

red).

To

enter

standby

press

the

button

for two seconds

(front

LED

will

turn

red).

If

no

audio signal

is

detected for

ten

min-

utes,

the

speaker will automatically

go

into networked

standby mode (Wi-Fi and Ethernet remain active).

When

the

speaker

is

in

standby mode,

press

the

button

once

to

exit. A new audio signal will also automatically

wake

the

speaker. Please note, if

the

Auxiliary Input

has

a cable plugged into

the

connection (with or with-

out active audio content),

the

speaker will not

go

into

standby mode automatically and will

not

stay

in

standby

mode,

even

if

manually activated

(fig

.

2).

@

INPUT:

Cycles

through the

audio

inputs.

The order

of

the inputs

is:

Fig.

2

Front Panel Controls

Wireless/Ethernet

(purple)

>

Auxiliary

(green)

>

Bluetooth (blue) (fig. 2).

FRONT

LED:

The

LED

on front

of

the speaker indi-

cates the

following

(fig. 2):

•

No

Color:

Speaker

does

not

have

power

(or

updating

firmware).

•

Red:

Speaker

is

in

standby.

•

Flashing

Red:

Speaker

is

muted.

•

Purple:

Wireless/Ethernet

input active.

•

Flashing

Purple:

Wireless/Ethernet

input active

(no network connected).

•

Green:

Auxiliary input active.

•

Blue:

Bluetooth input active.

e@

VOL

-/VOL

+: Adjusts the volume

~

level (fig. 2). For more details see

the section titled "VOLUME BEHAVIOR

BY

INPUT."

STANDBY

/MUTE

INPUT FRONT

LED

VOL-

VOL+

I I

6

------------------

l l

REMOTE CONTROL

STANDBY:

This

button toggles between

on

and stand-

by.

If

no audio signal

is

detected for

ten

minutes,

the

speaker w

ill

automatically

go

into networked standby

mode

(VV

i

-Fi

and Ethernet remain active).

When

the

speaker

is

in

standby mode, press

the

button once

VOL+/VOL-: Adjusts volume level. See the section

titled "VOLUME

CONTROL

(BY

INPUT)"

PLAY

/PAUSE:

Toggles

between

play

or

pause.

This

button

works when a source

is

connected

via

AirPlay

or

Ploy-Fi.

to exit. A

new

audio

signal

will

also automatically

BASS

MODE-

NORMAL:

Normal

bass levels.

wake

the

speaker. Please note, if

the

Auxiliary Input

has a

cable

plugged

into the connection (with or

BASS

MODE-

BASS+:

Increases bass output. .

without active audio content),

the

speaker will not

go

into standby mode automatically and will not stay

in

standby mode, even if manually activated.

MUTE:

Mutes

the

volume. A second

press

will restore

the previous volume setting.

Additionally,

you can

turn

mute

off by pressing either of

the

volume buttons.

When

mute

is

active,

the

fro:~t

LED

will blink red.

Fig.

3

Rem

o

te

Control

lQQl

00

waEliSS

IWETocmt

'0

AUX

l 2

INPUT-

WIRELESS/ETHERNET:

Sets the current

input

to

receive

an

audio

signal

from the

local

area

network via the

Wi-Fi

or

Ethernet connection

(using AirPlay or

Play-Fi®).

INPUT

-

AUXILIARY:

Sets the

current

input

to

receive an

audio

signal from the auxiliary input via

a

digital

optical mini Toslink

or

analog

3.5mm

ste-

reo

"headphone"

style jock connection.

INPUT

-

BLUETOOTH:

Sets the

current

input

to

receive an

audio

signal from a Bluetooth

capable

device

that

is

connected

wirele

ssly to the speaker.

Turn turn

Bl

uetooth

on,

press the input button to

switch the source to Bluetooth. To turn Bluetooth

off, select an input other than Bluetooth.

CHANGING

THE

REMOTE'S

BATTERIES

The remote control for your speaker

uses

two

AAA

type batteries. Access the battery compartment

by

using a Phillips screwdriver to remove the screw

located on the bottom

of

the remote.

Cautionl.

Dang~r

··••

•·of···expJC?s

.

i

.

on

if

battery

is

incorrectly-

replaced.

Replace

only-

with

the

same

or

equivalent type.

~

·

Speaker

Input

Wireless/ Wireless/

Ethernet

Front

LED

Color

Purple

Standby

v v

Mute

v v

Volume-/+

v v

Play/Pause

v v

Bass

Mode:

v v

Normal

Bass

Mode:

v v

Bass+

Input:

Wireless/

v v

Ethernet

Input:

Auxiliary

v v

Input:

Bluetooth

v v

a

PLAYING

AUDIO

USING

PLAY•FI

AUTOMATIC INPUT SELECTION

Your

speaker

will

automatically

switch

to the

streaming input if

it

detects that a

new

Play-Fi

con-

nection has been established with the speaker.

PLAYBACK-

FROM

THE

DTS

PLAY-FI APP

Note:

Future

updates to the

DTS

Play-Fi

application

may

change

functionality.

Wireless/ Auxiliary

Bluetooth

Ethernet

Purple

Green

Blue

v v v

v

v*

v

v v v

amplifier

in

the

external device

is

likely

to

introduce

elevated

levels

of

distortion

into

the

audio

signal

which,

in

tum,

will

be

further

amplified by

the

speaker.

Find

a.

volume

between

50-75%

of

the

device's

maximum

volume

and

use

your

speaker's

volume

control

to

adiust

the

final

playback

volume.

l.

Launch the

DTS

Play-Fi

app

on your mobile

device or

PC

(located

in

the

system

tray).

2.

Android™

and

iOS

Device

Users:

Within

the

Play-Fi

app,

select your music source. You can

choose from your personal music library, Internet

Radio, or from select internet music services.

PC

Users:

Any

audio

content from your computer

can be streamed using

Play-Fi.

l 3

3.

If

you have more

than

one

DTS

Play-fi® speaker

connected

to

your network, you will be prompted

to

select

the

speaker

to

which you want

to

stream.

CONTROLLING MULTIPLE

SPEAKERS

If

you have more than one

Play-Fi

speaker connect-

ed

to

your network, you can simultaneously stream

the

same

audio

to

multiple speakers.

l.

Android

and

iOS

Device

Users:

Within

the

app,

press

the

Play-Fi

logo

in

the lower corner

of

the

app

.

PC

Users:

open the

Play-Fi

program

using

the

icon

in

your

system

tray.

2.

Select

additional devi

ces

to

play audio

from.

PC

Users:

The

free

version

of

the

Windows® app

may

not

allow

streaming

to

multiple

speakers.

An

upgraded

version

of

the

DTS

Play-Fi

app, with

this

capability,

can

be

purchased

from

the

DTS

website.

Note:

8

Play-Fi

speakers can be synced to

play

the

same

audio

content at the same time.

We

recommend up

to

32

Play-Fi

speakers on

a network for

the

best experience, but the only

PLAYING

AUDIO

USING

AIRPLAY

AUTOMATIC INPUT SELECTION

Your

speaker

will

automatically

switch

to the

streaming input if it detects that a

new

AirPlay con-

nection has been established with

the

speaker.

PLAYBACK -FROM

AN

APPLE

iOS

DEVICE

l.

Open

your music application.

2.

Press

the

AirPlay icon and choose your speaker

limit to connected devices

is

how

many your

router can support.

TIP!

Primary

and

Secondary

Speakers

When

streaming

audio

content to multiple devices,

you will be asked to assign

them

to

two

categories:

primary

and

secondary devices.

The

DTS

Play-Fi

module.

requires a primary device be selected.

This

maximizes synchronization between multiple

devices simultaneously streaming the same content.

Select

the

DTS

Play-Fi

device with

the

strongest signal

as

your primary device. Secondary devices connect

to

your primary device,

so

if you disable your primary

device, you will need to select a

new

primary device

before

audio

resumes

on your secondary devices.

ADDITIONAL PLAY-FI

FEATURES

New

versions

of

the

Play-Fi

app

will

add

features

not mentioned

in

this

manual. Please refer

to

the

app

and related documentation for details on

new

and enhanced features

such

as streaming different

audio

content to multiple zones and grouping

of

two

discrete speakers for stereo

(left/

right) playback.

PLAYBACK-

FROM iTUNES

ON

A

MAC

OR

PC

(PERSONAL COMPUTER)

l .

Launch

iT

unes

(version l 0 or later).

2.

Click

the AirPlay icon (usually

located

in

the

upper

left

of

the

iT

unes

window)

and

choose

your

speaker

from the list. You

can

choose

multiple speakers if you have more than

one

speaker on your network.

from the

list

. 3. Play music.

3. Play music.

14

CONTROLLING PLAYBACK

USING

iTUNES

To control

playback

(play/

pause/volume)

from

your speaker or remote control, follow these steps:

1.

On

your

computer,

launch

iTunes (version

1

0.2.2

or later).

How

TO

usE

CoNNECT

You'll need Spotify Premium to

use

Connect, see

detai

Is

overleaf.

1.

Add

your

new

device to

the

same wifi network

as your phone, tablet or

PC

(see

product user

instructions for details).

2.

Open

the

Spotify

app

on your phone, tablet or

PC,

and play

any

song.

3.

If

you're using the

app

on a

phone-

tap the

song image

in

the bottom left

of

the

screen.

For

tablet and

PC

move to step

4.

2.

Open

"Preferences// and choose ''Devices.

II

3.

Check

the

box

for

"Allow

iT

unes

audio

control

from remote speakers// and click okay.

4.

Tap

the

Connect icon

@)

5.

Pick your device from

the

list.

If

you can't

see

it,

just

check it's connected to

the

same wifi

network

as

your phone/ tablet or

PC.

All done!

Happy

listening.

Licenses

The

Spotify Software

is

subject to third party

licenses found here:

www

.spotify.

com/

connect/third-party-licenses.

DTS

PLAY•FI®

AND

APPLE

AIRPLAY

SETUP

NETWORK

REQUIREMENTS

You

must

have the following to connect your wireless

product to your network:

• A wireless router.

• A high-speed internet connection for reliable

playback

of

internet based music services.

• Have your network password ready before

connecting

the

wireless product

to

your network.

TIP!

If

wireless connectivity

is

weak

or

not

available,

connect

to

your

router

with

an

Ethernet

cable.

TIP!

Your

wireless product communicates with wireless networks

that

support 802.11

g/n.

For

best

performance/ a

network

that

supports

802

.

11

n wireless technology

is

recommended. A network supporting 802.11 b may be

used,

but

it

will effectively

stream

to

only one device

equipped with

DTS

Play-Fi.

Your

wireless product

communicates over a 2.4

GHz

wireless band, however/

it

can become slow

in

locations/

such

as

apartments/

where many

routers

are

in

operation. Consequently,

your wireless product

is

capable of jumping onto a 5

GHz

band

on

dual band wireless

routers.

DTS

PLAY-FI APP REQUIREMENTS

• An Android device running Android

2.2

or later.

• An iOS device running iOS 6.0 or later.

• A

Windows

PC

running

Windows

7

8 (32 and

64

bit), or later.

15

APPLE

AIRPLAY REQUIREMENTS

•

An

iOS device running iOS

4.3.3

or later.

•

,\1\ac

with

OS

X Mountain

Lion,

or later.

•

Mac

or

PC

with

iTunes

l

0.2.2,

or later.

WI-FI

STATUS LIGHT

The

Wi-Fi Status light tells you

what

your wireless

product

is

doing (fig.

l &

2).

•

Rapid

Blinking:

booting up.

•

Blinking:

connecting to a wireless router.

•

Slow

Pulse:

Access

Point

Setup

Mode.

•

Two

Blinks

&

Pause:

WPS (Wi-Fi Protected

Setup)

Mode

.

•

Solid:

Connected

to

a wireless router.

•

Off:

Connected to a router via Ethernet.

DOWNLOADING

THE

DTS

PLAY-FI® APP

•

Android

Device

Users:

Download

DTS

's

free

Play-Fi

app

from

the

Google

Play

®

or

Amazon App

Store®.

•

iOS

Device

Users:

Download

DTS's

free

Play-Fi

app

from the

Apple

App

Store.

•

PC

Users:

Download

_DTS's

free

Play-Fi

program

from.

https://play-fi.com/apps/windows

TURNING

WI-FI

ON

AND

OFF

After powering on the speaker,

the

default

status

of

Wi-Fi

is

on.

Press

and hold

the

Standby/Mute and

Vol+ buttons for 3 seconds

to

turn

Wi-Fi off.

Press

and hold

the

Standby/Mute and Vol+ buttons for 3

seconds

to

turn

Wi-Fi back on.

CONNECTING

TO A WIRELESS NETWORK:

ACCESS

POINT

SETUP

Access

Point

Setup causes your

Martinlogan

wireless product to behave

as

if

it

were a wireless

router. Using your mobile device or Wi-Fi

capable

PC,

you connect directly to your wireless product

using Wi-Fi, select your home wireless network,

and enter the network password.

AuDIO

STREAMING

UsAGE

GUIDI

• Select music services • Up

to

eight

DTS

Ploy-Fi

•

iT

unes

music stored on device • Multiple simultaneous

users

Apple

iOS

• Speakers can be zoned

Apple

AirPlay

•

iT

unes

audio

content •

One

to

one

• All iOS music apps

• Select music services •

Up

to eight

Android

OTS

Ploy-Fi

•

iT

unes

music stored on device • Multiple simultaneous

users

• Speakers con be zoned

Mac

PC

Apple

Ai

rPiay

• All

audio

content • Up

to

six

•

Up

to eight

DTS

Play-Fi

• All

audio

content • Multiple simultaneous

users

Windows

PC

• Speakers can be zoned

Apple

AirPlay

•

iT

unes

audio

content •

Up

to six

16

l.

For

optimal setup conditions place your wireless

product next

to

your wireless

router.

The

device

can be moved

to

its

final location after wi-fi

setup.

2.

Plug

in

your wireless product and press the

Power button.

The

Wi-Fi

Status

light will start

rapidly blinking for about

20

seconds while your

wireless product

is

booting up.

If

your wireless

product

is

not configured to connect to your

network,

it

will continue to blink.

If

this

is

the

first

time your new wireless product

is

plugged

in,

the

Wi-Fi

Status

light will start pulsing slowly.

If

the

wireless product

is

already configured

to

connect to a wi-fi network,

the

button will

turn

solid (connected) or blink rapidly

(not

connected).

3. Once

the

Wi-Fi

Status

light

starts

pulsing slowly,

your wireless product

is

in

Access

Point

Mode

and

ready

to

connect

to

your

vvireless

network.

Note:

If

the

Wi-Fi

Status

light does not

pulse

slowly,

press

and hold

the

Wi-Fi Setup button

for

8 seconds.

You

will hear two

tones-one

at 3 seconds and

another at 8 seconds. After

20

seconds,

the

Wi-

Fi

Status

light will begin pulsing slowly

to

indicate

Access

Point

mode

is

ready. At anytime you can

press

the

button again

to

cancel

the

setup

mode.

Android

Device

Users:

a)

Launch

the

DTS

Play-Fi®

app.

b)

The

app

will automatically find your device

and provide prompts for setup.

c)

Touch the "Setup" button on the screen.

·

d)

Enter

the

password for your wireless network;

the

app

will connect your device to your

network.

You

will notice

the

Wi-Fi

Status

light

will have changed

from

blinking to solid.

This

may take up to a minute.

If,

after a

minute,

the

button continues

to

blink rapidly, setup

failed and you should try again.

e)

Your

wireless product

is

now connected

to

your wireless network. Reconnect your mobile

device

to

your wireless network.

You

may

re-

name your device

using

the

app

.

iOS

Device

Users:

Please

note:

When

using an iOS device your

wireless product can stream audio using either

Apple

AirPlay or

DTS

Play-Fi.

a)

Make

sure

your iOS device's Wi-Fi

is

turned

on and connected to your Wi-Fi network.

b)

Open

your iOS device's 'Settings'

app

and

go

to the 'Wi--Fi'

menu.

Your wireless

product will show up under

the

heading

'sET

UP

NEW

AIRPLAY

SPEAKER

...'

c)

Select your wireless product from the

list.

It

will have "Piay-Fi "

in

the

name.

d)

Once

in

the 'AirPlay Setup'

menu

you will

be prompted to select your Wi-Fi network

and name your speaker (you will not need

to enter your network password.)

e)

Once

your device

is

connected, you will

notice that

the

Wi-Fi

Status

light on your

wireless product will change

from

blinking

to

solid.

This

may take up to a

minute.

If,

after a

minute,

the

button continues

to

blink rapidly,

setup failed and you should try again.

f)

Your

wireless product

is

now connected

to

your wireless network. Reconnect your iOS

device to your wireless network.

PC

Users:

a)

Launch

the

DTS

Play-Fi

app.

b)

The

app

will automatically find your device

and provide prompts for

set

up.

If

the

app

does not prompt you to

set

up a new device,

within the

app

go

to the settings screen and

click 'Setup

Play-Fi

Device'. Follow

the

on-

screen instructions.

c)

Click the "Set-up" button on

the

screen.

d)

Select the speaker(s) you

want

to

set

up.

e)

Enter

the

password for your wireless network;

the

app

will connect your device

to

your

network.

You

will notice

the

Wi-Fi

Status

light

will have changed

from

blinking

to

solid.

This

may take up to a minute.

If,

after a

minute,

the

button continues to blink rapidly, setup

failed and you should try again.

17

f)

Your wireless product

is

now

connected to

your wireless network. Reconnect your

PC

to

your wireless network.

You

may re-name your

device using the

app.

CONNECTING

TOA WIRELESS

NETWORK:

WI-FI

PROTECTED SETUP

(WPS)

Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS)

is

a feature found

on most wireless routers that

allows

your wireless

product to securely

and

automatically connect

without needing to enter a password.

WPS

is

not

a standard feature on all routers,

and

only

one

wireless product can

be

set up

at

a time.

Check your

router's

owner's manual

to

see

if

WPS

is

an

available feature, or look for a button

on

your router

marked with

the

WPS

logo

(t~).

If

your router does

not have WPS,

then

use

Access

Point

Wireless Setup.

l.

For

optimal setup conditions place your wireless

product next to your wireless

router.

The

device

can

be

moved to

its

final location after wi-fi setup.

2.

Plug

in

your wireless product and

press

the

Power

button.

The

Wi-Fi

Status

light will

start

rapidly blinking

for

about

20

seconds while your wireless product

is

booting

up.

If

your wireless product

is

not

configured

to

connect

to

your network,

it

will continue

to

blink.

If

this

is

the

first

time

your new wireless product

is

plugged

in,

the

Wi-Fi

Status

light will

start

pulsing

slowly.

If

the

wireless product

is

already configured

to

connect

to

a wi-fi network,

the

Status

Light

will

turn

solid (connected)

or

blink rapidly

(not

connected).

3.

To

initiate Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS), for 3

seconds, press

and

hoid the Wireless Setup

button on the

back

of

your wireless product until

you hear a tone. The Wi-Fi Status light will blink

twice

in

continuous intervals to indicate

WPS

mode.

Now

push

the

WPS

button

(t~)

on your

router.

If

you cannot find a

WPS

button on your

router, refer to the router's owner's manual.

l 8

4.

Once

the Wi-Fi Status light turns solid (not

blinking),

this

indicates your wireless

product

is

connected to your wireless network.

If,

after

a minute, the button continues to blink rapidly,

setup failed

and

you should try

again.

5.

Connect

your mobile

device

or

PC

to the same

network

as your wireless product.

Launch

the

DTS

Play-Fi®

app. Upon launching,

it

will automatically

detect your wireless product and should prompl

you

to

name your wireless product.

CONNECTING

TO

A

WIRED

NETWORK

l.

Using an Ethernet cable,

connect

your wireless

product

to your router.

2.

Plug

in

your wireless

product

and

press the

Power button. The Wi-Fi Status light will start

rapidly

blinking for

about

20

seconds

while

your wireless product

is

booting

up.

3. The Wi-Fi Status light

turns

off

when

the wireless

product

is

connected via Ethernet.

4.

Connect

your

mobile

device

or

PC

to the same

network

as your wireless product.

Launch

the

DTS

Play-Fi

app. Upon launching,

it

will automatically

detect your wireless product and should prompt

you

to

name your wireless product.

APPLE

AIRPLAY

SETUP

(WITHOUT

DTS®

APP)

If

you

do

not

want

to install

and

use

the

DTS

Play-Fi

app

you can still setup the wireless product to

work

with

iTunes

and

AirPlay on your

Mac

or

Windows

PC

using the

following

procedure.

Alternate Connection for

Mac

and Windows

PC:

l.

To

avoid

a

delayed

wireless

set

up,

place

your

wireless product

in

close proximity to your router

during wireless set up.

2.

Plug

-

in

your wireless product and press the

Power button.

The

Wi-Fi

Status

light will start

rapidly blinking for about

20

seconds while your

wireless product

is

booting up.

If

your wireless

product

is

not configured to connect to your

network,

it

will continue

to

blink.

If

this

is

the

first

time your new wireless product

is

plugged

in,

the

Wi-Fi

Status

light will start pulsing slowly.

If

the wireless product

is

already configured

to

connect to a wi-fi network, the button will

turn

solid (connected) or blink rapidly (not connected).

3.

Once

the

Wi-Fi

Status

light

starts

pulsing slowly,

your wireless product

is

in

Access

Point

Mode

and

ready

to

connect

to

your wireless network.

Note:

If

the

Wi-Fi

Status

light does not pulse slowly,

press

and hold

the

Wi-Fi Setup button for 8 seconds.

You

will hear two

tones-one

at 3 seconds and

another at 8 seconds. After

20

seconds,

the

Wi-

Fi

Status

light will begin pulsing slowly

to

indicate

Access

Point

mode

is

ready. At anytime you can

press

the

button again

to

cancel

the

setup

mode.

4.

Ensure

that Wi-fi

is

enabled on your computer.

Go

to your computer's Wi-Fi

set

up. Select the

Wi-Fi network with "Piay-Fi "

in

the name.

BLUETOOTH

CONNECTION

Set your speaker to Bluetooth mode. Use the

speaker's remote control to select

Bl

uetooth,

or repeatedly press the input button on front

of

the speaker until the front

LED

turns

blue.

5.

Once

your wireless product

is

selected

as

the

Wi-Fi network, open

your

web browser and type

http

://192.168.0.1/index.html

in

the

address

bar.

You

will

see

a web page

from

your

wireless

product.

6.

Click on 'Set Up'. A

list

of

wireless networks will

be displayed. Click

on

the wireless network you

wish

to

connect

to

.

7

Enter

the password for your wireless network

then click

'Next

'.

8.

Enter

a name for your wireless product and

then

click

'Next'

to

connect your wireless product

to

your network.

9. Your wireless product will attempt to connect

to

your network.

Once

the

Wi-Fi

Status

light

turns

solid (not blinking),

this

indicates your wireless

product

is

connected to your wireless network.

If

the

Wi

button rapidly blinks, setup failed and

should be tried again.

10.

Connect your

Mac

or

PC

to the same network

as your wireless product.

Open

your music

application, press the AirPlay icon, and choose

your speaker from the

list.

3

Within

your music application, you may need

to select the speaker as the output

device

for

playback.

4

You

are

now

ready

to stream music to your

2 Sync the

speaker

with

your

digital

media

speaker

device or computer. Follow the directions that

came with your

device/

computer.

19

UPDATES

AND

REBOOTING

DTS

PLAY-FI® APP UPDATE

If

the

DTS

Ploy-Fi

opp

on

your mobile device or

PC

requires

on

update, you will be notified that on update

is

available and guided through

the

update process.

DTS

PLAY-FI MODULE UPDATE

The

DTS

Ploy-Fi

module within your speaker will

occasionally require on update.

If

on update

is

needed,

the

DTS

Ploy-Fi

opp

will notify you and

guide you through

the

update process.

REBOOTING

For

less

than 3 seconds, insert a pin or other small

object

into the small hole

above

the "Reset" label

on

bock

of

the speaker. A single tone will sound.

This

will reboot your wireless product.

Network

set-

tings will not be cleared.

FACTORY

RESET

For

3 seconds or longer, insert a pin or other small

object

into the small hole

above

the "Reset" label

MARTINLOGAN

FIRMWARE UPDATE

on

back

of

the

speaker. Two tones will sound.

This

Your wireless product may occasionally require

will

reset your wireless product to factory settings

firmware updates. Check

www.mortinlogon.com

and clear the network configuration.

for

the

latest updates.

REMOVING

THE

FRONT

GRI.LLE Fig. 4

To

remove

the

front grille from

the

speaker

use

a

finger to firmly

apply

pressure to either corner

of

the

grille.

CoNTACTING

CusTOMER

SERVICE

MortinLogon

customer

service

is

available

(central time)

by

calling

(785)

749-0133

or

by

Monday-Friday

between

the hours

of

8om-5pm

emoiling [email protected].

GENERAL

INFORMATION

WARRANTY

INFORMATION

Your wireless

product

is

provided

with

on auto-

matic Limited

90

Day

Warranty

coverage.

You

hove

the

option,

at

no

additional

charge,

to

receive a Limited 2 Year

Warranty

coverage.

To

obtain

the Limited 2

Year

Warranty

coverage,

please

complete

registration

30

days

of

pur-

20

chose. For your convenience,

Mortinlogon

offers

online

warranty

registration

at

www.mortinlogon.

com.

Mortinlogon

may not honor warranty service

claims

unless

we

hove

a

completed

Warranty

Registration on file! Please save

your

original

purchase receipt. A

copy

of

your reciept

may

be

required if service

is

necessary.

MartinLogan Crescendo Xm User manual

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