Pioneer SP-SB23W English Owners Manual - Page 8

8 English How to connect your speaker bar and subwoofer to your TV The simplest approach is to connect the optical audio output of your TV to the optical input on the back of the bar. This method will provide the highest quality audio. If your TV does not have an optical output, you can use the optical output from your DVD player or your cable/satellite box to connect to the optical input on the bar or use an analog cable (Not Supplied). How to pair your subwoofer to the speaker bar Make sure that both the Speaker Bar and subwoofer are plugged into an AC outlet. 1. Power on the Speaker bar. 2. Press and hold the Sync button on the rear of the Speaker Bar until the Sync LED begins to flash red rapidly. 3. Press and hold the Sync button on the rear of the subwoofer until the blue LED begins to flash rapidly. 4. After a couple of seconds both Sync LEDs should become solid. 5. If the LEDs continue to blink then move the subwoofer closer to the Speaker Bar. Speaker Bar Subwoofer Concerning the Placement of this System Caution When assembling the system, lay them down flat on their side to avoid accidents or injury. Make sure to use a stable surface when assembling, setting up, and placing the system. WHERE TO LOCATE YOUR BAR FOR THE BEST SOUND Correct placement is important for maximizing the sound quality of your Speaker Bar. Take time to experiment with positioning according to these guidelines. The speaker bar may be positioned above or below the TV. For best results align the front of the speaker bar with the front of the TV. Due to the well-controlled vertical directivity, it is not normally necessary to vertically aim the loudspeaker towards the listener. If, however, the speaker bar is placed under the TV and very close to the floor, then tilting upwards may be beneficial. To achieve optimum audio performance, place the main unit beneath the television monitor. USING THE RUBBER FEET WITH THE SPEAKER BAR Included in the SP-SB23W Speaker Bar carton are (2) feet for the Speaker bar to rest on. Place the feet at the desired location of the speaker. They can be spaced a variety of widths apart for installation flexibility. Once placed on the feet, tilt the speaker to the desired angle, depending on the location of the speaker in relation to the desired listening position. At least 20"apart NOTE: Spacing between the rubber feet should be at least 20 inches apart to avoid the Speaker Bar from tipping over. NOTE: Do not use adhesive or screws to attach the feet to the speaker. Doing this will damage the cabinet and void the warranty.