Orbitsound T12 User Manual

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Soundbar and iPod dock with airSOUND®
BELIEVE YOUR EARS
User’s guide
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Contents
Welcome 2 Package contents 2
The soundbar 3 Remote control 3
Setting up the T12 5
1. Connect subwoofer 5
2. Connect power 6
3. Connect a sound source 6
Basic operation 7
1. Power on 7
2. Source selection 7
3. Volume / Mute 8
4. airSOUND soundeld 8
5. Tone adjustment 8
Advanced Setup 9
1. Positioning: getting the most from airSOUND 9
2. Subwoofer placement: 9
Enhancement to TV sound (replacing TV speakers) 10
Charge / Menu 11
Cleaning and care 12 Battery replacement (remote) 12
No sound is heard 13 Remote does not work 13 Sound is distorted 13 Sound is noisy / ‘hissy’ 13
Warranty Terms 14 Making a Warranty Claim 14 Orbitsound Ltd Warranty Terms and Conditions 15
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Welcome
Thank you for purchasing the orbitsound T12 stereo soundbar with airSOUND®. With proper use the orbitsound T12 delivers superb sound fidelity and stereo sound field and will provide you with a high quality listening experience.
This instruction booklet covers important safety and setup information as well as advice on how to get the most out of your orbitsound T12.
Contact information:
ORBITSOUND LTD. The Sound House, Hunsdon Road, Torquay. TQ1 1QB. UK
UK Oce Tel: +44 (0)8456 521 219 UK Support Tel: 0845 539 0078
International Support: see website below.
Web: www.orbitsound.com Email: info@orbitsound.com
Package contents
Inside the T12 packaging you will nd:
Head unit (soundbar) with iPod® dock• Subwoofer• Remote control• Power supply• Subwoofer speaker cable• Mains cable• Handbook• Audio connection cables• iPod• ® dock adaptors
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The soundbar
IR receiver
Spatial stereo drivers
Status LED
LED State
RED: Standby
BLUE: On
BLUE (FLASHING): Mute mode
OFF: Power off
iPod Dock
The T12 soundbar produces most of the sound that you hear. It produces the main signal and stereo information. It also houses the ampliers for itself and the subwoofer.
Remote control
The T12 remote control provides volume control, tone control and sound source selection, and additionally play/menu controls when using an iPod connected to the iPod dock on the soundbar.
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The subwoofer
The subwoofer is a passive loudspeaker designed to produce powerful sound at bass frequencies.
IMPORTANT: When supplied, the subwoofer may be encased in plastic that covers the ports. This plastic must be removed to allow the subwoofer to operate properly.
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