User manual ECLIPSE D5II

[. . . ] <<What is time domain logic?>> Time domain logic is a logic that was developed to correctly reproduce the variation over time from the point where the sound waves appear to the point where they disappear, and make the waves of the reproduced sound as faithful as possible to the original sound. "Time domain audio systems" that enhance reproducibility using time domains following this logic have made it possible to more faithfully reproduce the orientation of sound, and fine and delicate expressions imparted to music by the performer. - 16 - Using the Subwoofer Safely and Correctly Before Use The following indications are given in this instruction manual and on the product itself to ensure that you use the product safely and correctly, and to prevent hazards posed to the customer or other people, and damage to property. Make sure you understand the information in these indications before reading the main text. ENGLISH WARNING CAUTION Ignoring this indication and handling the product incorrectly may lead to death or serious injury. Ignoring this indication and handling the product incorrectly may lead to injury or property damage. WARNING Do not use any voltage other than that marked on the product body. [. . . ] Using the plug with the dust/metal present can lead to fire or electric shock. Do not place the subwoofer in or overhead or unstable locations, such as on a rickety stand or a platform with a slope. The subwoofer may fall, leading to injuries or product failure. Do not place the subwoofer in a location where it will be exposed to oil smoke or water vapor, such as next to a kitchen work table or humidifier. Do not place the subwoofer in a location where it is struck directly by a cool air stream. This can lead to condensation, current leakage or burning. Do not place the subwoofer in a location where it is exposed to direct sunlight for long periods of time or close to heating equipment. This can lead to deformation or discoloration of the cabinet, or to fire. Do not place the subwoofer in any extremely cold location. This can lead to product failure or accidents. Do not place the subwoofer close to naked flame. Depending on the location, your enjoyment of music could annoy other people. Please set the volume to a suitable level so as not to disturb the neighbors. At nighttime particularly, even a low volume of sound will travel. Please respect each other's concerns so as to maintain a comfortable living environment. Make sure that the power to all devices is off before connecting the subwoofer. If the subwoofer becomes soiled, wipe it lightly with a soft cloth moistened with a neutral detergent. Do not use thinners or benzene. ENGLISH Installing the Main Unit Fitting the feet Indicator panel Subwoofer When the subwoofer is installed directly on flooring or a similar surface, fit the feet to the bottom of the subwoofer. CAUTION Foot x 4 To avoid damaging the speaker or the floor, spread a soft cloth or something similar on the floor and do the work on this cloth. Placing the unit The subwoofer has a photoreceptor for the remote control on the indicator panel and the indicator panel on the unit must be oriented toward the audience. If the subwoofer is oriented parallel to the walls of the room, sound reflected from the walls may cancel out some of the sound it produces, so you are recommended to orient the subwoofer at an angle to the walls. Advice Do not install the subwoofer at a location where the remote control photoreceptor is exposed to direct sunlight or any other strong light. This may cause failure to respond to remote controller operations, or erroneous operation. - 20 - Names and Functions of Parts Main Unit q w ert y ENGLISH !00 + + + - - + u io !1 !2 qVolume control This is a knob for adjusting the volume. control This is a knob for adjusting (cutting) the highrange frequencies. The range in which adjustment is possible is 40 Hz to 200 Hz. eL. P. F. [. . . ] oLINE output terminals These terminals convert the signals input to the input terminals u, i, !0 to the line output level (they are not linked to the volume control on the main unit). !0Speaker input terminals These terminals input the speaker output signals from the amplifier. !1Speaker output terminals These terminals output, unchanged, the signals input to the speaker input terminals !0. !2AC IN terminal This terminal is connected to a household AC power outlet via the power cable provided as an accessory. - 22 - Remote control Indicator panel on main unit !4 !6 !8 !3 !5 !7 ENGLISH A B C Remote control photoreceptor !3POWER button Press this button to switch between the power ON and standby statuses. (The A POWER indicator is lit in blue when the power is ON and in red in the standby status. ) !4MUTE button Press this button to switch between the "mute" and "play" statuses. [. . . ]