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3.4 AC POWER INPUT
Connect the supplied power cord to the AC outlet.
Your Soul Sub will operate between 100-240 AC line
voltage with a line frequency of either 50 or 60 Hz.
There is no need to convert or adjust the unit in any
way.
Note: If you are going to be away from home for an
extended period, such as a month-long vacation, it is a
sensible precaution to unplug it (as well as other audio
and video components) while you are away..
3.5 POWER ON
1. Install the power cord into Soul Sub.
2. Insert the power cord into an AC outlet.
3. Press the power button to bring the unit out of
standby.
4. The power LED will light bright red. This indicates
the unit is ready to receive a wireless signal from a
SKAA transmitter.
4. USING SOUL SUB
4.1 CLUSTERING
Clustering is a way to synchronize the bonding and volume of multiple SKAA wireless audio
receivers, e.g. a Soul Bar soundbar and a Soul Sub subwoofer. Clustered products function as
though they are a single device. When clustered together, any change in volume or source con-
nection applies to all products simultaneously.
One device in the cluster behaves as the master. Any change in volume or source connection to
the master is reflected automatically to the slave devices.
4.1.1 CLUSTERING PROCEDURE
To cluster Soul Sub to another device with the other device being the master and Soul
Sub being the slave, follow these steps:
1. Power off both devices.
2. Place the master within 6 feet (2 meters) of the slave.
3. Make sure all SKAA transmitters within 80 feet (25 meters) are powered off.
4. Power on the master by inserting the AC power cord into the AC power jack.
5. Click and hold the master’s SKAA Bond button while at the same time clicking the
master’s standby button to bring the master out of standby. (Hold the SKAA Bond
button down until the SKAA Bond LED begins to flash red).
6. The master’s SKAA Bond LED will flash red.
7. Power on the slave.
8. Wait for the slave’s red SKAA Bond LED to flash.
9. Wait for the slave’s and the master’s SKAA Bond LEDs to stop flashing (solid red).
10. Power off both devices.
11. Your devices are now clustered.
4.1.2 UN-CLUSTERING PROCEDURE
To un-cluster a master and slave so that each device acts independently for bonding and
volume, follow these steps:
1. Power off both devices from their appliance inlet.
