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Connecting the SW-G2.1 3000 Speakers
1. Place the satellite speakers next to the monitor, one on either side.
2. Place the controller within reaching distance.
3. Plug the subwoofer and satellite speaker cables (A, B & C) into the Controller’s
subwoofer, left and right speaker output jacks.
4. Before connecting the power cable, make sure the controller’s power knob is in
the “off” or “out” position. Plug the AC power cord (D) into a standard household
electrical outlet.
5. Turn the Volume button to turn on/off the system power
6. For TV/DVD/VCD/Home Audio/Game console: (Figure 1)
Insert the 3.5mm stereo plug of cable (E) into the 3.5mm socket “AUX” on the
controller and then connect the red/white RCA plug to the two RCA sockets of
TV/DVD/VCD/Home Audio/Game consoles.
7. For PC/MP3/CD or other stereo devices: (Figure 2)
Insert the RCA plugs (white and red) of the audio cable (E) into the RCA socket (E)
on the controller and insert 3.5mm plug to the audio devices that use a standard
3.5mm socket, such as desktops, notebooks, CD players, MP3 player etc.
8. For Internet phone (Figure 3)
-Plug the 3.5mm plugs of the stereo cables (E/F) to mic and AUX jacks each of the
controller
-Plug another side of stereo cables into the sound card.
-The plugs of headset can be plugged into the mic (5) and earphone (4) jacks on
the front of controller
Control Function:
1. Power/ Volume: Turn the Volume button to turn on/off the system power and to
control the volume level.
2. Bass: Controls speaker’s bass level.
3. Power on/off LED indicator
4. Headphone Jack: Accepts a 3.5mm stereo mini-plug from headphone.
5. MIC Jack: Accepts a 3.5mm stereo mini-plug from headset or microphone
Warning
1. Do not connect the power plug into an AC outlet until all connections are made.
2. Please remove AC power cord if you do not use this device for a long time.
3. Do not expose the speakers to any dripping or splashing and make sure no object
filled with liquids, such as vases, etc., are placed on them.
Figure 4
(F)
(E)
Desktops/Notebook