Taga Harmony TSW-60, Instruction Manual

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Operation
1. Plug the Power Cable to the subwoofer and into the electrical outlet.
2. Turn on the subwoofer – press the Power Switch to the ON position.
The Power Status LED Indicator will be flashing for a few seconds and then it should be illuminated
continuously.
If it does not, it means that the subwoofer is working under in abnormal condition (a protection mode)
– turn off the power, unplug the Power Cable and check whether some of the cables are not short
circuited.
After fixing the cables turn the subwoofer on.
Note! Check “Additional Information” for other useful operating instructions.
High volume levels may damage this subwoofer. This may void your warranty.
VOLUME Regulator:
Using the Volume Regulator on the rear panel you can adjust the sound volume from minimum
(the knob – max counterclockwise) to maximum (the knob – max clockwise).
Distortion and sound quality worsening may occur when the knob
is in the maximum position. It may damage the subwoofer.
This may void your warranty.
AUTO POWER Switch (selected models):
Certain models may be equipped with the auto audio signal detection feature.
When the subwoofer is turned on choose one of the two operating modes:
Auto Power (ON) – when the Power Switch is in the ON position, the subwoofer will remain continuously
turned on. The Power Status LED Indicator will be illuminated continuously.
Auto Power (AUTO) – when the Power Switch is in the ON position:
• If no input audio signal is detected for a certain period of time the subwoofer will go into the standby
mode. The Power Status LED Indicator will be flashing.
• If the subwoofer receives the input audio signal it will automatically go out of the standby mode
and will start working. The Power Status LED Indicator will be illuminated continuously.
If the input audio signal is too weak, the Auto Power (AUTO) mode may not
operate properly - try to increase the subwoofer output level in your audio equip-
ment settings or use the Auto Power (ON) mode.
The time necessary to turn on and off the Auto Power (AUTO) mode may vary
on the input audio signal strength and the time of the subwoofer’s activity.