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5.1 Active Home Theater
Speaker System
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Remote control
aPOWER: POWER button
bRESET: return to default settings
c MUTE: sound o/on button
dINPUT: audio input selection button
e2.1/5.1: 2.1/5.1 mode selection button
fTREBLE+/-: treble level control buttons
gBASS+/-: bass level control buttons
hFRONT +/-: front channel volume control buttons
iCENTRE +/-: center channel volume control buttons
jREAR+/-: surround speakers channel volume control buttons
kSUB+/-: subwoofer channel volume control buttons
lVOLUME +/-: master volume control buttons
Remote control battery installation
•Open the battery compartment on the back of the remote control.
•Insert 2 AAA type batteries (included).
•Close the battery compartment.
Notes:
• Use the remote control at an angle of no more than 30°, no
more than 7 meters away.
• Direct the RC at the IR receiver display on the subwoofer.
• If the remote control does not work, check the battery or re-
place the discharged battery with a new one.
• Remove the battery from the remote control if you don’t intend
to use it for a long time (more than a week).
5. PREPARATION AND OPERATION
Speaker placement
• To achieve optimum sound, it’s recommended that you place the
speakers according to Fig. 5. The center and front speakers should
be located along an imaginary circle with the distance between the
listener and the center channel speaker as a radius, and the lis-
tener’s head as the center. Each of the three speakers should be
placed at equal distance from the listener. The front speakers and
the listener make up an equilateral triangle. The rear speakers are
placed at the same distance from the listener (on the imaginary
circle, too) at an angle of nearly 110° to the Listener – Display axis.
• Avoid placing your speakers in the corners and close to walls, as
this can lead to unwanted resonance and distortions. If possible,
place them at least 20 cm away from walls.
• For more accurate perception, the tweeters should be at the listener’s ear level.
• Do not locate the speakers in niches. Such placement can aect the sound badly, especially in the lows.
• The subwoofer emits non-directional sound, therefore it can be located in any place of the room where
it sounds the best.
Fig. 3. Remote control
Fig. 4. Battery installation
