Audiovox HTB80 Safety Guide - Page 5

Maintenance, Troubleshooting, Specifications - speaker

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LACOllSlic 'R!!,s(!arch, Maintenance and Troubleshooting In the event your system does not operate correctly, please attempt the following corrections:! Table 1: Troubleshooting PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION Unit does not respond (no power) Distortion occurs at high volume 1. Power adapter not connected to back of unit or power adapter not plugged properly into AC outlet. 2. POWER switch is not turned on. The sound device has high level signal output 1. Check and secure power plugs. -. 2. Tum POWER switch (on back of unit) on. Reduce the master volume. Using Input Devices Properly The proper combination of input and output modes (for both the active subwoofer and the supply source) will produce optimum sound quality. Please refer to this manual as well as the manual for the attached supply source. Some DVD devices have high level signal output, which can result in distortion when the master volume is too high. If you can hear distortion, please tum the volume down to prevent damage to the speaker unit and amplifier. Resetting the System When this product is subjected to strong external interference (mechanical shock, excessive static electricity, abnormal supply voltage due to lightning, etc.) or it is operated incorrectly, it may malfunction. If a malfunction occurs, do the following to reset the system: 1. Press the power button to enter "Standby" mode and then press again to power the unit back on. 2. If step 1 does not correct the problem, tum off the main POWER switch, unplug the power cord, and wait a few minutes before powering the unit on again. NOTE: This unit is equipped with electronic shock protection and will automatically resume after being subjected to static electricity. HTBaO Specifications Output Power Subwoofer 22W @ 10% ...18W @ 1% Satellite l OW @ 10% ...8.SW @ 10/0 Dimensions Dimensions 800(W) x 96(H) x 170(D) (mm) Weight...14 lb Accessories Remote Control 1 PC Button-Type Lithium Battery 1 PC 2 RCA to 2 RCA Cable 1 PC User Manual...1 PC DC Adapter ...1 PC NOTE: Due to continuous product development, specifications are subject to change without notice. page 8 page 9

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LACOllSlic 'R!!,s(!arch,
HTBaO
Maintenance
and
Troubleshooting
In the event your system does not operate correctly, please attempt the following
corrections:!
Table
1:
Troubleshooting
PROBLEM
CAUSE
SOLUTION
Unit does not respond
1.
Power adapter not
1.
Check
and secure
(no power)
connected to
back
of
power
plugs.
-.
unit or
power
adapter
2.
Tum
POWER
switch
not plugged properly
(on back
of
unit) on.
into AC outlet.
2.
POWER
switch is
not turned on.
Distortion occurs at high
The sound device has
Reduce the master
volume
high level signal output
volume.
Using Input Devices Properly
The proper combination
of
input and output modes (for both the active subwoofer and
the supply source) will produce optimum sound quality. Please refer to this manual as
well as the manual for the attached supply source.
Some
DVD
devices have high level signal output, which can result in distortion
when
the master volume is too high.
If
you
can hear distortion, please
tum
the volume
down
to prevent damage to the speaker unit and amplifier.
Resetting the System
When this product is subjected to strong external interference (mechanical shock,
excessive static electricity, abnormal supply voltage due to lightning, etc.) or it is
operated incorrectly, it
may
malfunction.
If
a malfunction occurs, do the following to
reset the system:
1.
Press the
power
button to enter "Standby"
mode
and then press again to
power
the
unit back on.
2.
If
step 1 does not correct the problem,
tum
off
the main
POWER
switch, unplug
the power cord, and
wait
a few minutes before powering the unit on again.
NOTE: This unit is
equipped
with electronic
shock
protection
and
will auto-
matically resume after being subjected to static electricity.
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Specifications
Output Power
Subwoofer
...........................................................................................
22W
@ 10%
..............................................................................................................
18W @ 1%
Satellite
...............................................................................................
l
OW
@ 10%
.............................................................................................................
8.SW @
10/0
Dimensions
Dimensions
..........................................................
800(W) x 96(H) x 170(D) (mm)
Weight.
............................................................................................................
14 lb
Accessories
Remote Control.
..............................................................................................
1
PC
Button-Type Lithium Battery
.........................................................................
1
PC
2
RCA
to 2
RCA
Cable
..................................................................................
1
PC
User Manual.
...................................................................................................
1
PC
DC Adapter
.....................................................................................................
1
PC
NOTE:
Due
to continuous
product
development, specifications are subject to
change without notice.
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9