MartinLogan Motion Vision User Manual
user’s manual
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS!
1 Read these instructions.
2 Keep these instructions.
3 Heed all warnings.
4 Follow all instructions.
5 Do not use this apparatus near water.
6 Clean only with dry cloth.
7 Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in
accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
8 Do not install near any heat sources such as
radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.
9 Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polar-
ized 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.
10 Protect the power cord from being walked
on or pinched, particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they
exit from the apparatus.
11 Only use attachments/accessories specified
by the manufacturer.
12 Use only with the cart,
stand, tripod, 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.
13. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms
or 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 operate 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 (CR2025 3V).
Dispose of dead batteries in accordance
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,
The lightning bolt flash with arrowhead
symbol, within an equilateral triangle,
is intended to alert the user to the presence of potentially “dangerous voltage” within the
product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude 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 operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the
literature accompanying the appliance.
Do Not Open! Risk of Electrical Sock. Voltages in this equipment 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 moisture.
MOTION VISION
Tested to comply with FCC standards.
FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE
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such as vases, are placed on the apparatus.
21. Batteries (battery pack or batteries installed)
shall not be exposed to excessive 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.
WARNING: This product is intended to be operated
ONLY from the AC Voltages listed on the back 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
products warranty. The use of AC Plug Adapters is cautioned because it can allow the product to be plugged
into voltages in which the product was not designed to
operate. If the product is equipped with a detachable
power cord, use only the type provided with your product or by your local distributor and/or retailer. If you
are unsure of the correct operational voltage, please
contact your local distributor and/or retailer.
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC
Rules and RSS-210 of Canada licence-exempt
RSS Standard(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.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to
comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. The limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against
harmful interference in a residential installation. This
equipment generates, uses and can 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 interference will not occur
in a particular installation. if this equipment does
cause harmful interference to radio or television
reception, which can 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 an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV
technician for help.
Approved under the verification provision of FCC
Part 15 as a Class B Digital Device.
Caution: Changes or modifications not expressly
approved by the manufacturer could void the
user’s authority to operate this device.
This Class B digital aparatus complies with
Canadian ICES-003. Cet appareil numérique de
la classe B est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du
Canada.
WIRELESS TRANSMITTER COMPLIANCE INFORMATION
The term “IC:” before the radio certification number only signifies that Industry Canada technical
specifications were met.
This equipment complies with FCC and IC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled
environment. This equipment should be installed
and operated with minimum distance 20cm
between the radiator and your body. This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in
conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.
To reduce potential radio interference to other
users, the antenna type and its gain should be so
chosen that the equivalent isotropically radiated
power (e.i.r.p.) is not more than that permitted for
successful communication.
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Introduction and Overview ............... 6
Placement and Mounting ................. 6
Location ..........................6
Installing on a Flat Surface ..............6
On-Wall Installation ..................6
Connection ........................... 10
Power Connection ..................10
Signal Connection ..................10
An Introduction to Audio Cables .........11
Subwoofer Connection ...............12
Surround Sound Decoding ............... 15
Digital Inputs (Optical and Coaxial) .......15
Analog Inputs (Left/Right RCA) ..........15
Top Panel Controls ..................... 15
Remote Control ........................ 16
Changing the Remote’s Battery ..........16
Programming a Second Remote .........16
The Menu System ...................... 17
Entering and Exiting the Menu ..........17
An Overview of the Menu Structure .......17
Navigating the Menu ................18
Menu Options .....................18
Modes .......................18
Sub .........................18
Bass Level .....................19
Surround ......................19
Stereo ........................20
Install ........................20
Display .......................20
Power ........................21
Learn ........................21
Source Name ...................22
Reset. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22
Contacting Customer Service ............. 23
General Information .................... 23
Warranty Information ................23
Serial Number .....................23
Service .........................23
Frequently Asked Questions .............. 24
Troubleshooting ....................... 25
Specifications .........................27
Dimensional Drawings .................. 28
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 sound bar and on the product
carton.
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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 Motion Vision
soundbar to deliver exceptional multi-channel performance from a single system that easily integrates
and installs in a diverse variety of environments—
whether table or wall mounted. The Motion Vision
produces an enveloping field of richly detailed
audio for both music and movies via three tweeters
incorporating MartinLogan’s award-winning Folded
Motion technology, four high-performance woofers,
and seven channels of dedicated amplification representing 100 watts of total system power.
Advanced digital signal processing technology
allows MartinLogan to replace five dedicated
home theater speakers with a one piece solution
capable of reproducing multi-channel recordings
with unflinching accuracy, resolution, and detail—
the inspiration behind every MartinLogan design.
The Motion Vision reproduces front left, right, and
center channels via the system’s dedicated tweeters and woofers. Surround channels are simulated
using sophisticated digital signal processing that
directs sound from the system’s tweeters and woofers throughout the room.
Additionally, for a fully authentic surround sound
experience, the Motion Vision’s built in SWT-2
wireless transmitter makes connecting a dedicated
compatible MartinLogan subwoofer as simple as
the push of a button—no wires necessary.
The Motion Vision’s simple remote control quickly
adjusts volume and selects inputs. The remote also
allows you to easily switch between three discrete
acoustic modes—’Night’ mode (to dial down the
bass), ‘Bass +’ mode (for those moments requiring
a little extra thunder), and a ‘Normal’ mode that
restores normal levels.
Placement and mountIng
LOCATION
We recommend locating the soundbar centered
directly above or below your video display. The
soundbar menu allows you to optimize acoustic
performance for either ‘on-wall’ or ‘on-shelf’ installations. You will learn more about accessing these
options in the “Controls” section of this manual.
INSTALLING ON A FLAT SURFACE
If you have a surface that provides a wide, level,
and stable platform (such as a table or audio/video
rack), the soundbar can be placed directly on top.
When installing the system in this configura-
tion, use the soundbar’s menu system to choose
‘INSTAL > ON.SHLF’ [ON SHELF].
Please note: This soundbar is not magnetically
shielded and therefore should not be placed directly beneath or on top of a CRT (cathode ray tube)
television. The magnetic field of the soundbar will
not affect plasma and LCD style televisions.
ON-WALL INSTALLATION
Note: These instructions assume the mounting
surface is standard wood frame and sheet rock
construction. If you wish to mount to another type
of surface, consult a bonded contractor.
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Note: When installing the system in this configuration, use the soundbar’s menu system to choose
‘INSTAL > ON.WALL’.
Required tools (not included):
• Studfinder
• Level
• Electricdrillanddrillbits
• Phillipsscrewdriver
Required hardware (included):
• (1)Installationtemplate
• (1)Wallbracket
Required hardware (not included):
• (5)Screwsappropriateformountingsurface
• (5)Sheetrockanchors(sizedforscrews)
1 Locate mounting location using a level and the
installation template (fig 1).
2 Mark the three central pilot hole locations and
remove the installation template (fig 1).
3 Using a stud finder, determine if there is a wall
stud directly behind one of the three center
screw locations (fig 2a).
Fig. 1
WARNING! We strongly recom-
mend locating the wall bracket so
at least one of the screw locations
attaches to a stud. WARNING!
To prevent injury, this apparatus must be securely attached to the floor/wall in accordance
with the installation instructions.
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Fig. 2b
If no stud is found: use the center most screw
location and drill a pilot hole for the wall anchor.
Install a wall anchor at this location. If a wall
stud is found: drill a pilot hole into the stud.
4 Using a screw, attach the wall bracket to the
wall. DO NOT tighten (fig 2b).
5 Using a stud finder, determine if a wall stud
is directly behind any of the remaining screw
locations (fig 2a).
If no stud is found: use the top and bottom
center-most screw locations. If a wall stud is
found: use the top and bottom screw locations
with a stud behind them.
Use a level to square the wall bracket and
mark the remaining pilot hole locations (fig 2b).
6 Remove the wall bracket or pivot to access the
remaining screw locations (fig 2b).
If no stud is found: drill pilot holes and install
wall anchors. If a wall stud is found: drill pilot
holes into the stud.
7 Using the screws, attach the wall bracket to the
wall. DO NOT fully tighten.
8 Use a level to square the wall bracket. Tighten
all screws (fig 2b).
9 Attach audio and power cables as needed.
Refer to the ‘Connection’ section of this manual.
10 Move the soundbar into place and drop the
shoulder bolts into the wall bracket keyholes.
Before releasing, make sure the soundbar has
dropped fully into the keyholes and is held firmly in place (fig. 3).
Fig. 2a
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Fig. 3
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connectIon
POWER CONNECTION
The power cord should be firmly inserted into
the AC power receptacle on the rear connection
panel of the soundbar, then to any convenient AC
wall outlet. The soundbar also integrates a signal
sensing power supply that automatically switches
off after sensing no audio signal for 30 minutes
(this will only occur when the menu’s power setting
is set to ‘Auto’).
If you remove your soundbar from the country of
original sale, be certain that AC power supplied
in any subsequent location is suitable before connecting and operating the soundbar. Substantially
impaired performance or severe damage may
occur to the soundbar if operation is attempted
from an incorrect AC power source.
SIGNAL CONNECTION
When utilizing the soundbar to reproduce audio
a 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 or digital coaxial output
or and/or configure the output for 5.1 surround
sound. Please refer to your television’s manual.
Connections are made at the signal input section
on the rear electronics panel of the soundbar. Your
soundbar features four audio inputs:
• 2 x Digital Optical inputs
• 1 x Digital Coaxial (RCA) input
• 1 x Left/Right Analog (RCA) input
Fig. 5
WARNING! Turn your soundbar
off before making or breaking any
signal connections! WARNING!
The power cord should not be
installed, removed, or left detached from the
soundbar while the other end is connected to
an AC power source.
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When connecting your system, there are any
variety of configurations that will work, and these
methods will vary based on user preference.
Some users will choose to route all sources (such
as DVD player, cable box, game console, media
streamer, etc.) to their television via a digital (optical or coaxial) connection and use the television
to switch between audio/video sources. The
advantage of this connection method is that only
one audio cable (either a digital optical or digital
coaxial cable) needs to connect between the televi-
HDMI: HDMI utilizes one cable to pass high-definition video signals and multi-
channel encoded digital audio between a source component and television or
receiver. Your soundbar is not equipped with an HDMI input. However, in
many installations you will want to use HDMI to connect a video source com-
ponent to your television (to pass video) and an additional digital optical or
digital coaxial cable (to pass audio) to the soundbar.
Digital Optical: Digital optical utilizes one cable to pass digital audio
information (no video). A digital optical cable offers a high-quality digital
connection and passes multi-channel encoded audio between a source com-
ponent and an audio output device.
Digital Coaxial: Digital coaxial utilizes one cable to pass digital audio information
(no video). A digital coaxial cable offers a high-quality digital connection and
passes multi-channel encoded audio between a source component and an
audio output device. Please note: The ‘RCA’ style end of a digital coaxial
cable is identical to those found on common left/right analog RCA cables.
However, a cable designed specifically for digital coaxial connections should be employed—do not
use a standard left/right analog RCA style cable because it will likely not be up to the task of handling the high bit-rate necessary for a reliable digital connection.
Left/Right Analog RCA: Left/right analog RCA cables are used to pass audio infor-
mation (no video). An analog RCA cable can only be used to pass a single
channel of audio information between a source component and audio out-
put device. To achieve two-channels of audio (left/right) you will find that
analog RCA cables come bundled as a stereo pair (2 connectors on each
end). Analog RCA connections are not capable of passing the digital encoding
required to reproduce multi-channel audio and thus should not be used with source components where
you desire surround sound output. Older gaming consoles, portable media player docks, VCRs and
similar source components (which are not capable of playing multi-channel encoded content) will
often offer connection only through left/right analog RCA cables. Additionally, users may find source
components such as digital media player docks that utilize a special cable with a 3.5mm ‘headphone
style’ jack on one end, and two analog RCA connectors on the opposite end.
an IntroductIon to audIo cables
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sion and the soundbar—and changing the input on
your television will change the audio signal being
sent to the soundbar (without having to change the
input setting on the soundbar itself). Please note:
televisions are not capable of passing multi-channel
encoded audio signals and will down-mix these signals to a 2-channel stereo mix before sending them
to the television’s digital output.
Most users will want to run cables directly from
the source to the soundbar while simultaneously
running HDMI from each source to the TV for the
video signal. This has the advantage of allowing
the soundbar to receive multi-channel encoded
material. However, some newer source devices
turn off their optical/coaxial outputs when their
HDMI output is used.
Depending on your number of sources, the TV may
be used for switching some sources while audio output from the primary source devices may be directly
connected to the soundbar for multi-channel sound.
A few important points to remember when connecting your soundbar:
• Digital optical and digital coaxial connections
will provide the highest audio fidelity when
connecting to the soundbar.
• If your soundbar is not producing sound or
surround sound from your Blu-ray player, DVD
player, or other multi-channel audio capable
source you may need to set the player’s digital
audio output to “Bitstream” (also called “Raw”,
“Direct Digital”, or “High Bit Rate”). If “PCM” is
selected you’ll loose the multi-channel encoded
sound. Some players only require you to turn
PCM off to configure for multi-channel encoded
sound. Please refer to your player’s manual.
• In a setup where HDMI is used to connect your
audio/video source component to your televi-
sion, you will likely need to run an additional
digital optical or coaxial cable between the
source component and your soundbar. This
extra connection will allow for multi-channel
encoded audio to reach the soundbar.
• Audio-only sources capable of only stereo output (such a portable media player docks or CD
player) will often connect directly to the soundbar via the left/right analog RCA inputs.
SUBWOOFER CONNECTION
You may choose to employ a separate subwoofer
to reproduce the .1/LFE channel information in
multi-channel recordings and/or reinforce bass performance of stereo recordings. Any aftermarket home
theater subwoofer can be connected via the soundbar’s “LFE Out” RCA connection. We, of course,
recommend using a superb MartinLogan subwoofer.
Additionally, this soundbar integrates a built-in
SWT-2 subwoofer wireless transmitter compatible
with select MartinLogan subwoofers. Subwoofers
utilizing SWT-2 technology will reference this wireless system on their connection panel.
Please note: When utilizing a wireless connection it is not necessary to use the SWT-2 wireless
transmitter included with the subwoofer.
No Subwoofer
For systems not using a separate subwoofer, use
the soundbar’s menu system and choose “SUB >
NO SUB”. This sets the soundbar to reproduce the
entire frequency range when playing content.
Wired Subwoofer Connection
Using a high-quality RCA style cable designed for
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Fig. 6
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subwoofer connection, connect “Sub Out” from the
soundbar to the “LFE In/Sub In” on the subwoofer.
Use the soundbar’s menu system and choose ‘SUB
> WIRED’.
Reference your subwoofer’s manual to learn
how to properly adjust the sub’s level and phase
controls to achieve proper blending with the soundbar. The subwoofer’s crossover should be set to
“bypass”, “LFE”. For subwoofers that do not have a
“bypass” or “LFE” crossover setting we recommend
adjusting the crossover to its highest setting.
Wireless Subwoofer Connection
Press the subwoofer’s sync button and hold for 3
seconds. The subwoofer’s LED will blink quickly.
Use the soundbar’s menu system and choose ‘SUB
> WIRELS > SYNC’. The soundbar will display
‘PSH.BTN’ [PUSH BUTTON].
If pairing has completed successfully, the subwoofer’s
LED will stop blinking and remain on and the soundbar will display ‘SYNCED’. Please note: If a link
is not established after 30 seconds, the subwoofer’s
LED will start blinking slowly and the soundbar will
display ‘FAILED’. Repeat if syncing fails.
Please note: MartinLogan once utilized a
wireless subwoofer connection system named
“SWT-1”. Subwoofers equipped with SWT-1 technology are not capable of wireless connectivity
with this soundbar—a wired connection will work
for these subwoofers.
WARNING! When operating wirelessly, the subwoofer may be susceptible to RF interference in the
2.4GHz bandwidth from microwave ovens and
wireless devices such as WiFi systems, video game
consoles, cordless telephones, bluetooth devices,
and baby monitors. Generally, this issue (intermittent
sound or slight popping noises) is easily resolved by
physically separating problematic devices from one
another—a distance as little as two feet will often
alleviate the interference. In the case of microwave
ovens, the interference will only occur when the
microwave is operating.
Reference your subwoofer’s manual to learn how
to properly adjust the sub’s level and phase controls. 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 highest setting.
Please note: If you decide to no longer use
wireless, turn off the soundbar’s wireless transmitter
by using the menu system and choosing ‘SUB >
WIRELS > TRN.OFF’ [TURN OFF] or ‘SUB > NO
SUB’. Doing this will turn off the transmitter and
automatically set the soundbar for no sub.
Using a MartinLogan Dynamo Subwoofer
If using a MartinLogan Dynamo family subwoofer, we recommend beginning with the
following subwoofer settings:
Low-pass: Bypass
Phase (wired connection): 0
Phase (wireless connection): 180
Volume: Knob set to vertical (12-o’clock to
1-o’clock position)
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toP Panel controls
Your soundbar features four buttons on top of the
unit to control the following functions:
POWER: Turns the soundbar on. Press and
hold for 2 seconds to turn the soundbar off (fig. 8).
PREVIOUS/NEXT INPUT: Cycles through the
inputs. The order of inputs is: Digital Optical 1 >
Digital Optical 2 > Digital Coaxial > Left/Right
Analog RCA (fig. 7).
VOL+/VOL–: Adjusts volume level (fig. 7).
Accessing the Menu: To access the soundbar
menu from the top panel controls, press and hold
for 3 seconds both the Next and Previous Input
(< and >) buttons. After the menu has been activated, the four buttons on the top panel controls
will function as up/down/left/right directional buttons allowing you to navigate the menu. Exit the
menu by pressing and holding the Power button or
repeatedly pressing the left directional button (fig.
8 and fig. 10).
surround sound decodIng
This soundbar is capable of detecting and automatically decoding multi-channel audio formats,
such as those found on DVD and Blu-ray movies.
DIGITAL INPUTS (Optical and Coaxial)
When utilizing a digital connection, the soundbar
can process the following formats:
• Dolby® Digital
• DTS Digital Surround™
• Digital Stereo
ANALOG INPUTS (Left/Right RCA)
Digitally encoded sound information cannot be
transmitted to an analog input. This connection
method is adequate for most devices that only
offer two channels of output (such as VCRs, CD
players, older game consoles, or portable media
player docks). Although most surround sound
capable devices, such as DVD and Blu-ray players, offer both analog and digital connections, the
digital connection should always be employed. If
a source device is connected via an analog left/
right RCA connection, the 5.1-channel encoded
audio content will not be sent to the soundbar.
Fig. 7
Fig. 8
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Your soundbar remote controls these functions:
POWER: Turns the soundbar on and off.
PREV/NEXT: Cycles through the inputs. The
order of the inputs is: Digital Optical 1 > Digital
Optical 2 > Digital Coaxial > Left/Right Analog
RCA.
VOL+/VOL–: Adjusts volume level.
MUTE: Mutes the volume. When muted, the
soundbar will display ‘MUTE’. Pressing this button a second time will restore the previous volume
setting. Additionally, you can turn mute off by
pressing either of the volume buttons.
MENU: Enters the soundbar menu. After the menu
has been activated, the volume and input buttons
will function as up/down/left/right directional buttons, allowing you to navigate the menu. Exit the
menu by pushing the menu button again (fig. 11).
MODES – NIGHT: Reduces bass output and
compresses the dynamic range.
MODES – BASS+: Increases bass output.
MODES – NORMAL: Restores normal levels.
CHANGING THE REMOTE’S BATTERY
The remote control for your soundbar uses a
CR2025 3V type battery. Access the battery by
releasing the clip at the back bottom of the remote
control. Viewing the remote from the back, the positive ‘+’ side of the battery should be facing you
(fig. 9).
PROGRAMMING A SECOND REMOTE
This soundbar can be programmed to respond to a
second remote. See “The Menu System” section of
this manual for programming instructions.
Please note:
There may be remotes that the
soundbar cannot learn or that the soundbar can
not learn correctly. Due to the number of available
remotes it is impossible to advise which remotes
will or will not work.
Please note: When learning from a second
remote, you will likely find it does not have buttons
that directly correspond with all available soundbar
commands. Not all soundbar commands have to be
programmed. Some remote controls offer ‘function’
buttons (F1, F2, etc.) that can be used to program
unique soundbar commands such as ‘NITE.MD’ or
‘OPTIC.1’.
Please note:
Some remote controls offer discrete
‘power on’ and a ‘power off’ buttons. Some offer
only a single button to toggle power on and off.
The learning function of the soundbar allows you to
program for either scenario.
remote control
Fig. 9
Caution! Danger of explosion
if batter is incorrectly replaced.
Replace only with the same or
equivalent type.
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the menu system
ENTERING AND EXITING THE MENU
To access the menu from the remote, press
‘Menu’. To exit the menu from the remote, press
‘Menu’ again or repeatedly press left until the menu
exits. To access the menu from the top panel, press
and hold for 3 seconds both the Next and Previous
Input (< and >) buttons (fig. 8). To exit, repeatedly
press the left directional button. The menu auto exits
after 30 seconds.
an overvIew of the menu structure**
*Factory default setting.
MODES [modes, select EQ listening mode]
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–› *BASS+ [bass plus mode, sets EQ mode for enhanced bass]
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–› NORMAL [normal mode, returns EQ to normal levels]
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–› NIGHT [night mode, sets EQ mode for night listening]
SUB [subwoofer, select subwoofer configuration]
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–› *NO.SUB [no sub, select when not using a subwoofer]
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–› WIRED [wired, select when attaching a subwoofer via a cable]
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–› WIRELS [wireless, configure when using a wireless subwoofer]
|–› SYNC [sync, select to begin syncing wireless subwoofer]
|–› TRN.OFF [turn off, select to deactivate wireless transmitter]
BASS.LV [bass level, adjust bass level]
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–› + 1 0 [increases bass output by 10dB]
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–› + 8 [increases bass output by 8dB]
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–› + 6 [increases bass output by 6dB]
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–› + 4 [increases bass output by 4dB]
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–› + 2 [increases bass output by 2dB]
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–› * 0 [normal bass level]
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–› – 2 [decreases bass output by 2dB]
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–› – 4 [decreases bass output by 4dB]
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–› – 6 [decreases bass output by 6dB]
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–› – 8 [decreases bass output by 8dB]
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–› – 1 0 [decreases bass output by 10dB]
SURRND [surround, configure surround options for 5.1-channel sources]
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–› *ON [on, use simulated surrounds for 5.1-channel sources]
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–› O F F [off, turns off simulated surrounds for 5.1-channel sources]
STEREO [stereo, configure options for 2-channel stereo sources]
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–›
*VOICE+ [voice plus, simulates a center channel for stereo sources]
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–› PL II [Dolby Pro Logic II, use Pro Logic II if encoding is detected]
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–› NORMAL [normal, use original stereo signal]
INSTAL [install, select installation location]
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–› *ON.SHLF [on-shelf, select when set on a flat surface]
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–› ON.WALL [on-wall, select when mounted to a wall]
DISPLY [display, select display mode]
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–› *BRIGHT [bright, use full display brightness at all times]
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–› DIM [dim, use dimmed display brightness at all times]
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–› AUTO.BR [auto bright, display turn off automatically]
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–› AUTO.DM [auto dim, display turns off automatically]
POWER [power, configure power on/off behavior]
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–› *AUTO [auto, soundbar turns itself off and on as needed]
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–› FULL.ON [full on, the soundbar is always powered on]
LEARN [learn remote codes for second remote control]
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–› VOL+ [volume up, program to respond to second remote]
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–› VOL– [volume down, program to respond to second remote]
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–› MUTE [mute, program to respond to second remote]
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–› NX.INPT [next input, program to respond to second remote]
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–› PR.INPT [previous input, program to respond to second remote]
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–› NITE.MD [night mode, program to respond to second remote]
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–› NRML.MD [normal mode, program to respond to second remote]
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–› BASS.MD [bass+ , program to respond to second remote]
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–› PWR.TGL [power toggle, program to respond to second remote]
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–› PWR.ON [power on, program to respond to second remote]
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–› PWR.OFF [power off, program to respond to second remote]
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–› MENU [menu, program menu to respond to second remote]
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–› OPTIC.1
[optical 1 input, program input to respond to second remote]
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–› OPTIC.2
[optical 2 input, program input to respond to second remote]
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–› COAX [coaxial input, program
input
to respond to second remote]
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–› ANALOG
[analog input, program input to respond to second remote]
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–› ERASE [erase, clear programmed codes for second remote control]
SRC.NAM [source name, assign new names to inputs]
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–› OPTIC.1 [digital optical 1, assign a new name for this input]
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–› OPTIC.2 [digital optical 2, assign a new name for this input]
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–› COAX [digital coaxial, assign a new name for this input]
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–› ANALOG [analog, assign a new name for this input]
RESET [reset soundbar to original factory settings]
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–› CONFIRM [confirm restoring factory defaults, choose YES or NO]
** Some menu options may vary depending on manufacturing date.
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