Owner's Manual

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English
CONNECTING THE SUBWOOFER
WIRELESS:
1 2
DC 5V
R
3 4
L
Power
Supply
AC Cord
Power
Supply
LFE Cable
(supplied)
Use either
connector
WIRELESS CODE
INPUT
SUBWOOFER/
LFE OUT
1. Connect the supplied LFE cable from your receiver’s or processor’s subwoofer output to either of the transmitter unit’s Input connectors.
If your receiver/processor does not have a dedicated subwoofer output but does have a set of preamp-level (volume-controlled) line outputs,
use a stereo audio cable (not supplied) to connect them to both of the transmitter unit’s Input connectors
2. Connect the transmitter power supply to the Power connector, and into a working AC outlet,
3. Set the Wireless Code switches on the transmitter unit and subwoofer to the same position.
WIRED:
As an alternative to wireless operation, you can connect the subwoofer conventionally, using the supplied audio cable.
NOTE: You can use both the wireless and the wired methods to connect the subwoofer to two different sources. However, if you play both
sources at the same time the subwoofer will play bass from them both.
CONNECTING THE SUBWOOFER TO A RECEIVER OR PREAMP/PROCESSOR WITH A DEDICATED SUBWOOFER OUTPUT
SUB80P
Set Input Mode
Switch to “LFE”
SUBWOOFER
OUTPUT
LFE Cable (supplied)
Use this installation method for receivers and preamps/processors that have a dedicated subwoofer output.
Use the supplied LFE cable to connect the subwoofer’s Line-Level LFE In connector to the dedicated subwoofer output (or LFE output) of your
audio/video receiver or preamp/processor. Set the subwoofer’s Input Mode switch in the “LFE” position.
Configure your receiver or preamp/processor’s setup menu for “Subwoofer On.” After you have made and verified all connections, plug the
subwoofer’s AC Power Cord into a working AC outlet.