User manual RAZER MAKO

[. . . ] Ideally, at least 75mm (3 in) of table surface is free of clutter and other objects, to avoid sound absorption or buzzes. If shelf placement is required, place the speakers at least 75mm (3 in) from the shelf edge. While the system has a wide listening area, it is best that the satellites are orientated such that you have clear line of sight to the THX logo. SubwooFer Place the sub on the floor below the desk. Alternatively, place the sub near the rear of the desk. [. . . ] NOTE: After several seconds of inactivity, the Control Pod Control Touch Area returns to its normal state for volume adjustment. Touch the MUTE indicator on the Control Pod to silence the system. Touch MUTE again to return the system to the original volume level. NOTE: When muted, no controls other than MUTE will work. To connect a headphone, insert the 3. 5mm mini-plug into the headphone mini-jack of the Control Pod. " NOTE: When a headphone mini-plug is inserted into the Control Pod, the subwoofer and satellites will be muted. paGe 6 troubleshootinG · If Control Pod lights are off; ensure that - the Control Pod connector is securely attached to the subwoofer. Note that the control pod plug is similar to a VGA plug used for a video monitor. Take care not to plug the Control Pod into a video outlet. Do not plug a video monitor into the subwoofer. · If any of the plugs cannot be inserted, ensure that - there are no objects obstructing any of the plug openings. - in the case of the Control Pod connector, check that there are no bent pins. In the event any of the pins are bent in the connector, you may try straightening them with small needle nose pliers. If this does not work, contact Razer customer service. · If there is no sound, ensure that - power, input and satellite cables are securely attached. Both satellite cables must be connected. In the event that one cable is not connected, there will be no sound from the system. This is most easily checked by unplugging the 3. 5mm audio cable from the computer. If you cannot confirm that the computer audio is functioning, try a different source such as an MP3 player headphone output as a source for the system. · If the sound is muffled, ensure that - objects are not obstructing the sound output slot of the satellite speakers. - the cable connection on each satellite is facing away from the listening area. - the stereo audio input cable is securely attached at both ends. - the equalizer controls on music software (such as iTunes) are set to "flat" or "off" · If the sound is too shrill (not enough bass), ensure that - the stereo audio input cable is securely attached at both ends. - the bass level is adjusted for louder bass. - the equalizer controls on music software (such as iTunes) are set to "flat" or "off" · If the sound has too much bass, ensure that - the bass level is adjusted for lower bass. [. . . ] Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. [. . . ]