User manual ALTEC LANSING VS2321

[. . . ] Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you. What Will Altec Lansing Do To Correct The Problem?: Altec Lansing will, at its option, repair or replace any product that proves to be defective in material or workmanship. If your product is no longer being manufactured, or is out of stock, at its option, Altec Lansing may replace your product with a similar or better Altec Lansing product. How To Get Warranty Service: To get a covered product repaired or replaced, you must contact Altec Lansing during the warranty period by email (csupport@alteclansing. com). [. . . ] In all kinds of environments, in every price range, Altec Lansing offers sound of distinction -- giving even the most demanding customers the audio enjoyment they seek. Just listen to this! Console Gaming (Requires the Console Gaming Y-Adapter, which is not included but can be purchased on our Web site at www. alteclansing. com) Most console game systems feature dual-RCA outputs. To connect your speakers, follow the steps below: 1. Make sure the power to your console gaming system is turned off. The Console Gaming Y-Adapter has a lime green 3. 5 mm stereo jack on one end and two RCA jacks on the other?one red and one white. Connect the red and white RCA cable that came with your console gaming system to the matching red and white RCA jacks on the Console Gaming Y-Adapter. Connect the lime green 3. 5mm stereo cable (hardwired into the right satellite) to the lime green input on the Console Gaming Y-Adapter. 4. Box Contents · Two satellite speakers · One subwoofer · Color-coded cables · User's guide · Quick connect instructions (located on inner-flap of the package) Portable Audio Devices (MP3, Portable CD Players, etc. ) Connect the lime green 3. 5mm stereo cable (hardwired into the right satellite) to the headphone jack on your portable audio device. POWERING ON 1. After all other connections are made, plug the AC power cord (on the back of subwoofer) into a wall outlet. The speaker system is now ready to operate. Turn on the speaker system by turning the VOLUME knob on the right satellite until you hear a click sound. An LED will light on the front of the right satellite when the power is ON. Placing Speakers Subwoofer All stereo-encoded information is heard through the satellite speakers. The subwoofer contains no stereo imaging, and its sound is non-directional. As a result, the subwoofer doesn't have to be placed in any particular relationship to the satellites. In addition, the subwoofer can be placed vertically or horizontally. However, placing the subwoofer on the floor close to a wall or room corner provides better bass efficiency and optimum sound. Note: For your convenience when transporting the subwoofer, or simply to eliminate excess cabling, the power cord can be wrapped around the cord management system behind the subwoofer. Warning: The subwoofer is not magnetically shielded. As such, it SHOULD be placed at least 2 feet (0. 6m) from TVs, computer monitors, computer hard drives or any other magnetic media (e. g. floppy disks, Zip disks, computer or audio tapes, etc. ). Note: To avoid hearing a popping sound when you turn on your Altec Lansing speaker system, always turn on your audio source first. Volume The VOLUME knob on the right satellite controls the master volume. Turn the knob clockwise to increase the volume and counterclockwise to decrease the volume. Subwoofer Volume The SUB LEVEL knob on the subwoofer controls the volume of the subwoofer. Turn the knob clockwise to increase the subwoofer volume and counterclockwise to decrease the subwoofer volume. Satellite Speakers Arrange the satellite speakers to suit your listening tastes -- from right next to the monitor to as far apart as the speaker cords allow. For optimum sound, satellite speakers should be placed in a left/right configuration, preferably apart and at equal distance from the center of the listening area. [. . . ] Check to ensure they are making a clear connection. Sound source has little low-frequency content. Subwoofer volume is too low. The AC in your house is at 60 cycles per second, which is within the audio frequency of the subwoofer. Loud hum from subwoofer. Bad connection. Volume on your audio source device is set too high. Disconnect your 3. 5mm stereo cable from the audio source. If the loud hum goes away, lower the volume on the audio source. Lower the volume or bass level on your computer, portable device, etc. Subwoofer volume is too high. [. . . ]