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Thank you for purchasing the ButtKicker Gamer.
This guide will help you to quickly set up your new ButtKicker system with your PC or gaming console.
Contents:
a.ButtKicker Gamer with Easy Clamp™ attachment mechanism
b.90 watt ButtKicker Power Amplifier BKA-130-C with optional base stand and wired remote
c.13.5’ cable with quick release connecting ButtKicker Gamer to amplifier
d.RCA and mini “Y” adapters
e.5’ RCA to RCA cable and 5’ RCA to mini cable
f.Two Velcro® cables ties
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PC GAMING
START HERE
Position the strain relief rubber band on the ButtKicker Gamer cable
1.Position the rubber strain relief on the ButtKicker® Gamer cable until it is approx. 6” away from the ButtKicker Gamer.
2.Pull the loop of the strain relief nearest to the ButtKicker Gamer tight.
3.Place the second loop about 8” further down the cable and pull it tight. (refer to figure 1)
Attach the ButtKicker Gamer to your center post chair
1.Raise the pneumatic lift on your chair (make the seat of the chair higher). Then, push down the sleeve covering the center post to expose the post. (refer to figure 2)
2.Loosen the knob on the arm of the ButtKicker Gamer and place the clamp around the post.
3.Tighten the knob and secure the ButtKicker Gamer in place on the chair seat. (refer to figure 2)
4.Use the supplied Velcro® cable wraps to tie the end of the ButtKicker Gamer cable to one leg of your seat. (refer to figure 3)
Position the ButtKicker Power Amplifier and connect to the ButtKicker Gamer
Do not turn on the amplifier until all of the connections are made!
1.Connect the long quick release cable to the short cable coming from the ButtKicker Gamer. (refer to large diagram & figure 3b) [Note that the cables may be disconnected using the quick release connector at any time if desired. HOWEVER, make sure the amplifier is turned OFF BEFORE disconnecting the cables.]
2.Connect the long quick release cable to the banana jacks on the back of the ButtKicker Power Amplifier. (+) connects to the red terminal, (-) connects to the black terminal.
3.Position the amplifier near the audio source (PC), and accessible to the user.
4.If desired, use the optional base stand to position the amplifier in an upright, verticle position.
5.Connect the power cord to the power terminal on the back of the ButtKicker Power Amplifier and then plug it into a power outlet.
Connecting the Audio Signal from
the PC to the ButtKicker Power Amplifier
For a stereo or 4 channel sound card, insert the mini “Y” adaptor into the “line out” (usually a green jack). Connect the mini male end of the 5’ mini to the RCA cable to one leg of the mini “Y” adaptor. Then connect either the red or black RCA male end of this cable to the “line level input” RCA input (White) on the back of the ButtKicker Power Amplifier.
Connect the signal cable for your speaker system to the other leg of the mini “Y” adaptor.
For a 5.1 sound card, insert the mini “Y” adaptor into the sub/center channel (usually an orange jack). Connect the mini male end of the 5’ mini to RCA cable to one leg of the mini “Y” adaptor. Then connect the red or black RCA male end of this cable to the “line level input” RCA input (White) on the back of the ButtKicker Power Amplifier.
Connect the signal cable for your speaker system to the other leg of the mini “Y” adaptor.
For a multi-channel sound card with a digital output and a separate surround sound system, use the RCA “Y” adaptor to split the “sub out” output of your surround sound processor. Use the 5’ RCA to RCA cable to connect one leg of the RCA “Y” adaptor to the “line level input” RCA input (White) on the back of the ButtKicker Power Amplifier, and connect the audio cable of your subwoofer to the other leg of the RCA “Y” adaptor.
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Figure 3b
PLEASE NOTE:
THE QUICK CONNECT CABLE ONLY FITS ONE WAY.
Make sure pins are properly aligned with the large pin in the large hole and the small pin in the small hole.
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