AV123 Onix Rocket ULW-10, Руководство по использованию

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Power switch
Power On Indicator – Glows brightly when the unit is on. Glows dimly when unit is in standby.
The unit will automatically turn on in the presence of an audio signal. Approximately 15 minutes
of signal absence will cause the subwoofer to go into standby mode. To fully turn off the unit, please
unplug it from the wall.
Line Fuse – The ULW-10 is equipped with a 4-amp fast blow fuse. Note that for 230V operation,
flip fuse holder over and replace fuse with 2amp rating. Always replace with the same rating.
Power Cord Inlet – A standard IEC socket allows removal of the power cord.
Audio Input – Standard RCA (unbalanced) type cables will work here.
Crossover Adjustment – This controls the high-frequency cut off. Generally this is should be set to 80Hz
if used, or bypass if not. We will cover this in detail later in the manual.
Phase – This controls the phase of your subwoofer relative to the rest of your speakers. Rotate this dial
in small amounts while you listen at your listening position for the most bass.
Level – This control allows you to match the output of your main/satellite speakers to the sub.
Set this to the lowest level when powering your system for the first time. When calibrating your system,
do not exceed 75% gain. You will want to allow for adjustment. Avoid setting gain levels near maximum
either in your receiver's channel-trim menus or on your subwoofer's amplifier. Avoiding doing so will
also minimize the potential for a distorted input signal.
EQ - SOS automatic parametric EQ. SOS is covered in detail in section 4.
Section 1—Product Overview
1.1 Control Panel Features
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1.2 Brass Feet, Discs, and Rubber Feet
Included with your Rocket ULW-10 Subwoofer are the same high quality
threaded spike feet used on all Rocket Loudspeakers. For carpeted floors,
simply screw the spikes into the threaded inserts located on the bottom
of your ULW-10 Subwoofer. On uneven surfaces, use these feet to
help compensate.
Spike Feet
To protect your hard flooring surface, we have also included metal discs to
provide a contact point between your speaker spikes and the floor. To use,
simply place the disc under the spike such that the small indentation is
aligned with the point of each foot.
Brass Discs
As an alternative to both methods above we’ve also included soft self-
adhesive rubber bumpers with your ULW-10 Subwoofer. These provide a
safe alternative to the metal spikes, and will also absorb any vibrations
between the subwoofer and underlying surface. The choice is yours for
preference and practicality, but you'll find the results to be very good either way.
Rubber Feet