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Set-Up
When selecting the set-up site, observe that direct sunlight, vibration, dust, heat, cold and
moisture must be avoided. There also must not be any strong transformers in the device’s
proximity.
Ensure sufficient ventilation when setting up the device with other equipment. Keep a sufficient
distance from heat sources. Never put up the subwoofer in direct proximity in of heat sources
like an heater. Do not point any strong spotlights or light sources towards the device. This may
cause overheating (danger of fire!).
Heat dissipation from the device must not be obstructed. Do not cover the ventilation openings
and fan openings of the device. Air circulation must not be obstructed by objects such as
magazines, tablecloths, curtains or similar. This prevents heat dissipation from the device and
may lead to overheating (danger of fire!).
Do not drill or screw any additional screws into the casings. This may expose dangerous
voltage to touch.
Make sure that the connection cables are not squeezed or damaged by sharp edges. Always
place cables so that no one can trip over them or be caught in them. Danger of injury!
The cables must be sufficiently long. Do not put any mechanic strain on them. This may damage
the cables or device. There is a risk of dangerous electric shock.
Do not set up your subwoofer right next to screens, such as TVs or computer screens. There
is a danger of the speaker’s magnetic field causing image distortion.
Only operate the subwoofer on a stable base that is not susceptible to heat.
When setting up, make sure that they are on a stable footing and that you find a correspondingly
stable set-up surface. Serious injury to persons can be caused if the speakers fall down.
It is not permitted to suspend the speakers from the carrying handles or any other fittings.
• Roll the subwoofers to the place of setup.
• Tilt the subwoofer forwards so that the sound exit points at the audience.
• Set up your satellite speakers. They can also be equipped with speaker stands. At the top of the subwoofer, there
is a speaker flange that can take up a stand for a satellite speaker.
• Subwoofers and satellite speakers should be set up in a line opposite from the audience if possible. This avoids
sound problems.
