Users Guide

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Distorted Sound Other audio source is
used
1. Clear any obstructions between the
soundbar and the user.
2. Confirm that the USB cable or audio line-in
plug is completely inserted into the jack of
the audio source.
3. Decrease the volume of the audio source.
4. Turn the volume level to a lower setting by
rotating the soundbar knob
counterclockwise.
5. Clean and reseat the cables.
6. Turn off the sound processing of the audio
source.
7. Ensure that the soundbar is attached to the
monitor.
8. Ensure no loose objects are touching the
speaker.
Unbalanced sound
output
Sound is coming from
only one side of the
soundbar
1. Clear any obstructions between the
soundbar and the user.
2. Confirm that the audio line-in plug is
completely inserted into the jack of the
soundbar or audio source.
3. Set all Windows audio balance controls (L-
R) to their midpoints.
4. Clean and reseat all cables.
5. Troubleshoot the computer's sound card.
6. Test the soundbar using another audio
source (for example, a portable CD player
or an MP3 player).
Low volume Volume is too low
1. Clear any obstructions between the
soundbar and the user.
2. Turn the volume to a higher level by
rotating the knob clockwise.
3. Set all Windows volume controls to their
maximum.
4. Increase the volume of the audio
application.
5. Test the soundbar using another audio
source (for example, a portable CD player
or an MP3 player).
Buzzing noise Noise could be heard
from the soundbar
1. Ensure that the Soundbar is attached to the
monitor and no loose objects are hanging
or touching the soundbar.
2. Try reducing the volume to a low level by
rotating the knob counterclockwise.
3. Ensure the wires doesn’t interfere with the
soundbar.