Naxa NHS-7008 User manual

42” Sound Bar with Bluetooth®
NHS-7008
Instruction Manual
Please read carefully before use and keep for future reference.

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Table of Contents
Thank You ..................................................................... 3
In the Box ...................................................................... 3
Installing Your Sound Bar............................................ 4
On a Table Top.................................................................................4
How to Mount the Sound Bar to a Wall......................................4
At a Glance .....................................................................7
Front View ........................................................................................7
Remote Control.............................................................................. 9
Using the Remote Control..................................................10
Replacing the Battery .........................................................10
Connecting Power........................................................ 11
Getting Started............................................................12
Turning the Unit On and Off .......................................................12
Setting the Time............................................................................12
Setting the Source Mode .............................................................12
Adjusting the Volume...................................................................13
Using FM Radio Mode ..................................................13
FM Radio Controls ........................................................................13
Optimizing FM Radio Reception.................................................13
Automatic Station Scan...............................................................13
Manual Station Preset ................................................................ 14
Using Bluetooth®Mode...............................................14
Pairing a Bluetooth®Device....................................................... 14
NFC One-Touch Setup..................................................................15
Bluetooth®Controls .....................................................................15
Using AUX 1 Mode.........................................................16
Using AUX 2 Mode ........................................................16
Using OPTI Mode.......................................................... 17
Using USB & SD Modes................................................. 17
Warnings and Precautions..........................................18
Troubleshooting Guide............................................... 22
Specications ............................................................. 23
Support ....................................................................... 23

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Thank You
We know you have many choices when it comes to
technology; thank you for choosing us here at Naxa
Electronics. Established in 2001 in Los Angeles, Califor-
nia, we are dedicated to delivering products that en-
tertain and delight.
We trust that you will be happy with your purchase.
Please read this manual carefully and save it for refer-
ence. You may also nd the latest FAQ, documentation,
and other product material at our website. Come visit
us on the web at www.naxa.com and see all that we
have to offer!
In the Box
Please take a moment to make sure that you have ev-
erything in the list below. Although we make every ef-
fort to ensure that each Naxa device is securely packed
and sealed, we know a lot can happen in between us
and you. If anything is missing, check back with your
local retailer to get immediate assistance. If they can-
not help you, please contact our Naxa Support team at
www.naxa.com/naxa_support.
•NHS-7008
•AC power adapter
•Wall mount kit
•Remote control
•RCA audio cable
•AUX audio cable
•User manual

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Installing Your Sound Bar
On a Table Top
Find a at and level surface to place your sound bar.
Most people position the sound bar centered below
their TV.
When placing the Sound Bar on an entertainment cen-
ter, bookshelf, or any type of enclosed space, be sure
to allow space around the Sound Bar for ventilation.
If the Sound Bar is enclosed in a tight space without
adequate ventilation, heat generated by the Sound Bar
could produce a potential heat hazard.
How to Mount the Sound Bar to a
Wall
A wall mounting kit is included in the box for your
convenience. However, each installation environ-
ment is unique and has its own requirements; you may
need additional material to prepare the sound bar for
mounting.
You will need the following:
•Included wall mounting kit (2 wall brackets, 4
screws, 4 drywall plugs)
•Pencil
•Level
•Ruler
•Drill
•Hammer (for drywall installations only)
•Cross-head screwdriver

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Naxa Electronics recommends that wall mounting be
performed by a qualied professional installer. Naxa
is not liable for any accidents or damage to property
or the sound bar due to incorrect installation.
1. Using a level and ruler, use a pencil to mark 2 points
on the wall that are 33.4 inches apart. Use the level
to ensure that the points are on the same horizon-
tal plane.
1
2
3
2. Use the wall brackets as a template to mark a sec-
ond set of points on the wall. Make sure the bracket
is level before marking the wall, and that the points
are level with each other.
3. Use the drill to drill a hole at each of the 4 marked
points on the wall. Select a drill bit that is appropriate
for your wall’s construction. If you are using the dry-
wall plugs as directed in step 4, make sure the diam-
eter of the drill bit matches the diameter of the plugs.
4. For drywall installations only; for wood, skip to
step 5: using a hammer, gently insert the drywall
plugs in each of the holes. The plugs should t
completely into the hole, with the tops of the plug
ush with the wall.
(For installations in brick or concrete walls, please
obtain masonry plugs from your local hardware
store.)
5. Use a screwdriver and two screws to afx the left
bracket to the wall, then do the same for the right
bracket. Hand-tighten the screws; do not over-
tighten them! Note the orientation of the hooks
on the bracket in the illustration.
1. Screws
2.Wall bracket
3.Drywall plugs
(optional)

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6. Make sure that the brackets are stable and rmly
attached to the wall. Locate the mount points on
the rear of the sound bar, then hook the sound bar
onto the brackets.
⚠⚠The wall that the brackets are mounted on
should be of sufcient strength to support
the weight of the sound bar, and the brack-
ets should be perpendicular to the oor.

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At a Glance
Front View
AUX 1
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3
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1 Speakers Full-range drivers and built-in
subwoofers.
2 Display screen Displays status information.
3 Remote
sensor
Detects signals from the remote control.
4 TUN– / Tuning down, Previous/Reverse
5 TUN+ / Tuning up, Next/Forward
6VOL– Volume down
7 VOL+ Volume up
8 MODE Press to change the active connection
mode (FM, BT, USB, CARD, OPTI, AUX 1,
AUX 2).
Press to turn the unit on and off.
9 AUX 1
connector
AUX 1 mode. 3.5mm stereo connection
for devices with 3.5mm line-out or head-
phone output.

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10 Power
socket
Connector for the included power adapter.
11 AUX 2
connector
AUX 2 mode. RCA stereo connection for
devices with red and white RCA left/right
audio output.
12 OPTI
connector
OPTI mode. Digital optical audio connec-
tion for devices with optical audio output.
13 USB port USB mode. Load USB memory sticks here.
The USB port is designed for media play-
back from ash memory devices. It is not
designed to charge high-power devices.
14 CARD CARD mode. Load memory cards here.
Refer to the specications for a list of sup-
ported memory card types.
15 ANT Antenna lead. Extend and position the
antenna wire for optimal radio signal
reception.

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Remote Control
TUN- TUN+
MODE
Power/standby. Press to turn the
unit on or off (standby).
MODE Mode. Press to change the active
source mode.
Mute. Press to temporarily dis-
able or to restore the sound.
FM SCAN FM scan. Press to nd FM radio
stations within reception range.
TUN– Tuning down. Press to tune to a
lower radio station.
Previous. Press to skip to the
previous track (BT, USB, SD).
TUN+ Tuning up. Press to tune to a
higher radio station.
Next. Press to skip to the next
track (BT, USB, SD).
M+ Memory up. Press to go to the
next FM radio preset station.
EQ Equalizer. Press to change the
audio equalizer preset.
CLOCK
MO/ST
Clock. Press and hold to adjust.
Mono/Stereo. Press to change
between FM mono and stereo
reception mode. Using mono
mode will give you the best
change of receiving stations
from far away.
VOL– Volume down. Press to decrease
the volume level.
VOL+ Volume up. Press to increase the
volume level.
BASS– Bass down. Press to decrease
the bass level.
Pause or resume playback (BT,
USB, SD).
BASS+ Bass up. Press to increase the
bass level.
TREBLE– Treble down. Press to decrease
the treble level.
TREBLE+ Treble up. Press to increase the
treble level.

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Using the Remote Control
Before using the remote for the rst
time, remove and discard the plastic
insulation tab as shown.
Aim the IR emitter of the remote control at the remote
sensor and then press a key.
The remote control will work within 16 feet of the re-
mote sensor and within 30 degrees from center.
⚠L Obstacles between the unit and transmit-
ter may prevent the remote control from
working. Direct sunlight, incandescent or
uorescent lamps, or any other strong
light shining on the remote sensor of the
unit may prevent the remote control from
working properly.
Replacing the Battery
The remote control is powered by one (1) “CR2025”-
type battery.
1. Squeeze the tab of the battery com-
partment to the right while drawing
the battery tray out.
2. Take note of the orientation of the
existing battery. Replace it with a new
“CR2025” lithium battery, making
sure to match the polarity of the old
battery (as well as the +/- markings
on the remote control.
3. Push the tray back into place.
⚠L The battery in the remote will
last for approximately 1 year. Replace the
battery if the remote control does not