User manual KLIPSCH PROMEDIA

[. . . ] The Klipsch ProMedia TM v. 2-400 overcomes the challenges of tight space limitations and small speaker requirements to bring full surround sound fidelity to the PC desktop, matching the quality and effects now possible in computer visual and gaming technologies. The THX Certified Klipsch ProMedia v. 2-400 uses advanced materials technology to deliver four discrete audio channels for true surround sound, as well as the deep bass enhancement only a dedicated subwoofer can provide. WE WANT YOUR NEW SPEAKER SYSTEM TO LOOK AS GOOD AS IT DID LEAVING THE FACTORY!PLEASE CHECK PROMPTLY FOR TRANSIT DAMAGE. Carefully unpack your new speaker system and check the components against the packing list. In extreme circumstances, items may have become damaged in transit. If any damage is discovered, notify the delivery service and/or dealer where the system was purchased. [. . . ] 2) Connect the Control Pod output, which is the round DIN multi-pin plug into the v. 2-400 subwoofer "Preamp Input. " This cable attaches the Control Pod to the five-channel power amplifier inside the subwoofer. One of the five amplifier channels powers the subwoofer itself, while the other four amplifier sections feed the satellite speakers through their own speaker cables. 3) From the subwoofer, connect the remaining four individual speaker interconnects to each of the four satellites. The front satellite speaker interconnects are three meters long, and the rear satellite speaker interconnects are six meters long. The plug ends attach to the satellite speakers. Be sure to observe the polarity (+/-) settings for the tinned wire ends that connect to the subwoofer. To ensure proper bass response and aural imaging, it is VERY IMPORTANT that all of the positive terminals are connected in proper polarity. In other words, avoid having the positive (+) bare lead from a satellite speaker connected to the negative (-) terminal on the subwoofer enclosure. Route the speaker cables safely, to avoid tripping danger. Note: Do not plug the AC power in before setting up your system. S E T- U P P R O C E D U R E S O F T WA R E A N D H A R D WA R E GA I N C O N T R O L S S O F T WA R E V O L U M E C O N T R O L You can change the volume within the game by going to the Audio Settings. Choose Settings from the main game menu and click on Audio Settings on the in-game menu bar. Choose the Volume Control that you wish to adjust. VOLUME LEVELS With some soundcards, you may need to use the Windows® control panel to adjust the volume in the game. You will need to exit the game to adjust the volume through Windows. If you do not have the Volume Control icon on your taskbar: . Click the Start button on your taskbar . Adjust the Wave Volume slider to halfway VOLUME CONTROL PROGRAM Some soundcard and/or PC manufacturers may have proprietary software that must be adjusted separately from the Windows Volume Control. Consult your hardware documentation for more information. H A R D WA R E V O L U M E C O N T R O L . Set the surround level to mid-position (12 o'clock) . Set the sub level to the mark at 10 o'clock . Switch on the system by plugging in the AC line cord (NOTE: The system has an auto standby mode and does not need to be switched off when not in use. ) Before turning the system on (by plugging in the AC line cord on the subwoofer), make sure the main volume is set to minimum. CHANNEL CHECK To make sure all channels are connected correctly: 1. Go to Control Panel Min Max Min Max Min 5. Make sure that the four-channel mode is set to quad 7. [. . . ] Is software adjusted and set properly? Computer Video Monitor Interference: . Is the Subwoofer too close to the computer monitor?Are one or both of the satellite speakers too close to the computer monitor? To obtain warranty service, please follow these dire c t i o n s : 1. If you purchased this product from a retail store, please return this product to such store in its original packaging along with proof of purchase. [. . . ]