6. PRESET EQUALIZER button (FLAT, CLASSIC, ROCK, POP, JAZZ)
7. CENTER MODE button (PHANTOM, NORMAL, WIDE)
8. SPEAKER SETUP button (FRONT L, CENTER, FRONT R, REAR L,
SUBWOOFER, REAR R)
9. SURROUND DELAY button
10. CENTER DELAY button
11. EFFECT button (MOVIE, CLASSICAL, PANORAMA)
12. MUTE button
The remote control unit operates on two “AA” or “R6” batteries.
VENTILATION
The device should be well ventilated in order to avoid overheating.
Do not enclose the device’s housing and do not install it in places with limited ventilation. Make sure that there is enough free space on both sides
of the device and that there is at least 20 cm of free space above.
TURNING ON THE SYSTEM
Switch the POWER ON/OFF (11) button to the “ON” position; the device
will enter standby mode. Press the STANDBY (10) standby button to turn
on the system.
SPEAKER PLACEMENT
This acoustical system has six sound channels. The subwoofer is located
in the device itself.
Place the speakers as illustrated below.
a. Front speakers
b. Main unit with subwoofer
c. Center speaker
d. Rear speakers
e. Location of viewer/listener
REMOTE CONTROL UNIT
Place the center speaker between the two front speakers. The center
speaker can be placed on the television, as it is equipped with a protective magnetic shielding.
The rear speakers do not have magnetic field shielding.
Do not place them near a television or computer display, as this can damage the image projection.
Do not place cassette tapes on the speakers.
If you place the main unit too close to your television, it may cause image
distortion.
All connections should be made with the main power off.
Connect the speaker cables to the corresponding jacks on the rear panel
of the amplifier, according to the indicated color code and polarity. Press
down on the corresponding clamp. Without releasing the clamp, insert
the end of the corresponding wire into the terminal (round hole), and then
release the clamp. The wire is now firmly attached. Connect the center
speaker remote control transceiver cable to the transceiver input jack located on the rear panel of the device.
All connections should be made with the main power off.
POWER
1. Insert the power plug into an electrical outlet.
2. Switch the POWER ON/OFF (11) button to the “ON” position. The red
STANDBY (12) indicator will light on the front panel of the device.
3. Press the STANDBY (12) button on the main unit or (1) on the remote
control unit to turn on the system. The display on the front panel of the
device will show the volume level.
4. In order to completely turn the system off, switch the POWER ON/OFF
button (11) to the OFF position.
CONNECTING TO A SOURCE SIGNAL
In order to playback 5.1 channel sound, use RCA cables or a digital cable
to connect the audio output you’re your DVD player to the corresponding
audio input on the system.
Use an RCA cable to connect the audio output from a DVD or CD player to
the corresponding left (white) and right (red) CD (AUX 1) or AUX 2 input.
In order to use a digital input signal, press the INPUT (9) (2) button and
choose the OP or (Optical) or CO (Coaxial) input.
During MP3 or CD playback on a DVD player, the sound will be reproduced in the two-channel PCM format.
2. AUX1 / AUX2 source
To reproduce sound from a CD or DVD player (when connected using an
RCA cable), press the INPUT button and choose the AU (AUX2) or CD
(AUX1) source.
Note:
This system has built-in Dolby Digital (AC3)/Dolby Prologic.
SOUND EFFECTS:
In order to choose one of these sound effects (Dolby Pro Logic, 3 STEREO
or STEREO), press the SURROUND MODE (7) (4) button.
In Dolby Pro Logic mode you can choose the center speaker’s sound
mode.
Normal:
(all six speakers and their indicator are active).
This mode should be used when a compact speaker, which cannot produce bass sounds lower than 100 Hertz, is used as the center speaker.
Low-frequency signals will be distributed to the front left and right speakers.
Wide:
(all six speakers and their indicator are active).
This mode should be used if the center speaker is the same size as the
front left and right speakers and can reproduce sound frequencies lower
then 100 Hertz.
Phantom:
(five speaker indicators are active, the center speaker is turned off).
This mode should be chosen if the center speaker is no being used.
The center channel will be split between the front left and right speakers.
If the 3 Stereo mode is chosen, the front left and front right speakers, the
subwoofer, and the corresponding indicators should be active.
In Stereo mode, the front left and front right speakers are active, as well
as the subwoofer and the corresponding indicators.
The Dolby Pro Logic mode excludes the use of the NORMAL, WIDE, and
PHANTOM center channel modes.
Each of these modes stipulates a set of parameters to be used for the
center channel (echo).
Each of these modes has its own signal delay (or echo).
- NORMAL provides true Dolby Pro Logic sound.
- WIDE allows you to achieve different acoustical divisions of the center
channel.
- PHANTOM turns off the center channel.
- The front right and left channels can imitate the sound of the center
channel.
- The center speaker is not used.
Pressing the EFFECT button on the remote control unit allows you to
choose from the following sound effects: Movie, Classical, Panorama or
2.1.
VOLUME LEVEL
1. In order to change the volume level, use the volume regulator knob (2)
located on the front panel of the device or the VOLUME UP/DOWN (2)
buttons located on the remote control unit. The volume level will be
shown on the display screen (0–22).
2. The volume of each of the six speakers can be set independently by
pressing the SPEAKER SETUP button (3). After the indicator for the
corresponding speaker begins to blink, set the desired volume level
using the volume regulator knob (1) within the bandwidth of +/-6 dB.
3. In order to verify that all five speakers and the subwoofer are correctly
connected, press the TEST TONE (8) (5) button. A test signal will be
sent to each speaker in the following order: front left, center, front
right, rear left, rear right, subwoofer.
While the corresponding indicator is blinking, you can set the volume
level of the test signal. Press the TEST TONE button (8) (5) repeatedly
to stop the test signal.
4. To delay the sound from 0–15 ms, press the SURROUND DELAY button (delays rear channels) (9) and CENTER DELAY (delays the center
channel) (10).
MUTE FEATURE
Press the MUTE button (12) to turn off the sound temporarily; the
STANDBY (12) indicator will begin to blink. Press the MUTE (12) button
again to restore the sound.
EQUALIZER PRESETS
In order to select an appropriate sound tone, press the PRESET EQUALIZER
button on the front panel of the device consecutively. The presets can be
selected in the following order: Flat, Classic, Pop, and Rock.
OPERATIONAL SAFETY
The main unit, speakers and remote control unit must not be exposed to
moisture, and it is also not recommended to place vases or other contains
full of water on these components.
The device is only completely disconnected from the electrical network
when the power plug is removed from the electrical outlet.
Do not obstruct access to the power plug, which should be accessible at
all times while the device is in operation.
Moisture
Do not expose the device to rain, moisture or dust. Any liquid, if poured
onto the main unit, its buttons or the remote control unit, may cause electrical burns or cause the device to malfunction. If you accidentally spill
liquid on the device, immediately disconnect the power cord from the
electrical outlet, and then contact and authorized service center.
Housing components
Do not remove and component attached to the housing of the device, as
this may lead to electric shock.
Standby mode
The STANDBY ON/OFF button (10) (1) on the remote control unit disconnects the amplifier completely from power, and then continues to use
electricity. In the interests of safety and to avoid excessive electricity
costs, do not leave the device in standby mode if you will be gone for a
long period of time. Disconnect the power cord from the electrical outlet.
Open flame
Do not place open flames, like candles, on or near the device.
Power cord
Make sure that the device is not sitting on the cord, because it can get
damaged and become a threat to the safety of others.
Packaging
Save the factory packing materials is possible in case you need to transport the device. Try to transport the system only in its factory packaging.
Wiring
Make sure that all electrical connections (including the power plug, extension cord and other electrical connections of separate devices) are
made carefully and in accordance with the manufacturers requirements.
Ventilation
Do not allow the ventilation openings to become blocked. Overheating
can cause damage to the device and negatively affect the system’s operating abilities.
Care and Cleaning
The device should be disconnected from power before cleaning. Use a
lightly damp napkin and never use aerosols or abrasive cleaners.
Safety
Under no circumstances should you allow anybody, especially children,
to insert anything into the jacks, grooves or other openings in the device’s
housing as this can lead to electric shock and device malfunction.
Never continue to use the device if you are even the slightest bit in doubt
regarding its operability, or if it is damaged – turn it off, remove the power
plug from the electrical outlet and contact a service center.
Operating voltage: 230 V, ~ 50 Hz
Power rating: 150 Watts
Maximum power output:
Left and right channels: 15 Watts + 15 Watts
Center channel: 15 Watts
Rear channels: 15 Watts + 15 Watts
Subwoofer: 25 Watts
Operational frequency range: 40 - 20,000 Hz
Non-linear distortion coefficient: 1%
Signal / noise ratio at 1 KHz: 60 dB
The manufacturer reserves the right to make changes to the characteristics of the device without prior notice.
The service life of the device is no less than five years.
Guarantee
Details regarding guarantee conditions can be obtained from the dealer
from whom the appliance was purchased. The bill of sale or receipt must
be produced when making any claim under the terms of this guarantee.
This product conforms to the EMC-Requirements as laid down
by the Council Directive 89/336/EEC and to the Low Voltage
Regulation (23/73 EEC)
6. Indikatoren für den Zentralkanalbetrieb CENTER MODE (PHANTOM
(Phantom), NORMAL (Normal), WIDE (Panorama))
7. Indikatoren für Raumklangbetrieb SURROUND MODE (PROLOGIC, 3
STEREO, STEREO)
8. Taste TEST TONE (Testsignal)
9. Taste INPUT (Signalquelle)
10. Taste STANDBY (Wartezustand)
11. Schalter POWER ON/OFF (Netzschalter)
12. Indikator STANDBY (Wartezustand)
FERNBEDIENUNGSPULT
1. Taste STANDBY (Wartezustand)
2. Taste INPUT (Signalquelle)
3. Lautstärkenreglertasten VOLUME UP/DOWN
4. Taste für die Raumklangbetriebe SURROUND MODE (PROLOGIC, 3
STEREO, STEREO)
5. Taste TEST TONE (Testsignal)
6. Tasten PRESET EQUALIZER (Equalizer) (FLAT (Gleichmäßig),
CLASSIC (Klassisch), ROCK (Rock), POP (Pop), JAZZ (Jazz))
7. Tasten für den Zentralkanalbetrieb CENTER MODE (PHANTOM
(Phantom), NORMAL (Normal), WIDE (Panorama))
8. Tasten SPEAKER SETUP (Lautsprechereinstellung) (FRONT L
(Frontal L), CENTER (Zentral), FRONT R (Frontal R), REAR L (Hinten
L), SUBWOOFER (Subwoofer), REAR R (Hinten R))
9. Tasten SURROUND DELAY (Verzögerung der Hinterkanäle)
Um einer Überhitzung zu vermeiden, muss das Gerät gut gelüftet werden.
Decken Sie das Gehäuse des Gerätes nicht zu und stellen Sie es nicht an
Orten mit unausreichender Lüftung auf. Überzeugen Sie sich davon, dass
sich an beiden Seiten des Gehäuses, sowie über ihm ein Freiraum von
mindestens 20 cm befindet.
SYSTEM EINSCHALTEN
Stellen Sie den Schalter POWER ON/OFF (11) in die Position “ON”,
das Gerät schaltet sich in den Wartezustand um. Zum Einschalten des
Systems pressen Sie die Taste STANDBY (10) (Wartezustand).
AUFSTELLEN DER LAUTSPRECHER
Dieses Akustiksystem hat sechs Klangkanäle. Der Subwooferlautsprecher
befindet sich im Gerät selbst.
Stellen Sie die Lautsprecher so auf, wie es auf dem unten angegebenen
Schema gezeigt ist.
a. Frontallautsprecher
b. Hauptgerät mit Subwoofer
c. Zentrallautsprecher
d. Hinterlautsprecher
e. Platz für den Zuschauer/Zuhörer
Die Fernbedienung funktioniert von zwei Batterien Typ “AA” oder “R6”.
Stellen Sie den Zentrallautsprecher zwischen den Frontallautsprechern
auf. Der Zentrallautsprecher kann auf das Gehäuse des Fernsehers aufgestellt werden, das er über einen Magnetschutzschirm verfügt.
Die Hinterlautsprecher haben keinen Magnetschutzschirm.
Stellen Sie sie nicht neben dem Fernseher oder neben einem
Computerdisplay auf, da das zu Störungen in der Farbübertragung führen kann.
Legen Sie keine Tonbandkassetten auf die Lautsprecher.
Wenn das Hauptgerät in unmittelbarer nähe zum Fernseher aufgestellt
wird, kann das Bildverzerrungen hervorrufen.
Alle Anschlüsse sollten bei abgestellter Netzspeisung erfolgen.
LAUTSPRECHERANSCHLUSS
Schließen Sie die Lautsprecherkabel an die entsprechenden Klemmen auf
der Hintertafel des Verstärkers an, beachten Sie dabei den Farbkode und
die Polarität. Pressen Sie dazu auf die entsprechenden Klemmen. Ohne die
Halterung loszulassen, stecken Sie das Ende des entsprechenden Kabels
in die Klemme (runde Öffnung) und lassen Sie die Halterung los. Das
Kabel wird fixiert. Schließen Sie das Kabel des Fernbedienungssensors
des Zentrallautsprechers an die Eingangsbüchse des Sensors an, die
sich auf der Hintertafel des Gerätes befindet.
Um die Möglichkeit zu erhalten einen 5.1 Kanal-Klang wiederzugeben, verbinden Sie mittels RCA Kabel oder einem Digitalkabel den Audioausgang
des DVD Spielers mit dem entsprechenden Audioeingang des Systems.
Das RCA Kabel erlaubt es den Audioausgang des DVD Spielers oder des
CD Spielers an den entsprechenden linken (weiß) oder rechten (rot) CD
(AUX 1) Eingang oder AUX 2 Eingang anzuschließen.
SPEISUNG
1. Stecken Sie die Steckgabel in eine Steckdose.
2. Stellen Sie den Schalter POWER ON/OFF (Netzschalter) (11) in die
Position “ON” (An). Auf der Fronttafel des Gerätes leuchtet der rote
Indikator STANDBY (Wartezustand) (12) auf.
3. Um das System einzuschalten, pressen Sie die Taste STANDBY
(Wartezustand) (12) (1) auf dem Hauptgerät oder auf dem
Fernbedienungspult. Auf dem Display der Fronttafel des Gerätes wird
die Lautstärkenstufe angezeigt.
4. Um das System vollständig abzuschalten, stellen Sie den Schalter
POWER ON/OFF (Netzschalter) (11) in die Position OFF (Aus).
Alle Anschlüsse sollten bei abgestellter Netzspeisung erfolgen.