User manual BOSTON ACOUSTICS TVEE 20

[. . . ] This symbol found on the apparatus indicates hazards arising from dangerous voltages. This symbol found on the apparatus indicates the user should read all safety statements found in the user manual. This symbol found on the apparatus indicates double insulation. To reduce the risk of fire or electrical shock, do not expose this apparatus to rain or moisture. [. . . ] There are two likely sources for a signal--your television or a cable television connection box. (The control box for a satellite system is for this purpose the same as a cable box. For simplicity we'll call it a cable box, but it could be either one. ) The main advantage of getting the signal from the cable box is that it is easier to set up. But if you have multiple signal sources in addition to the cable signal, such as a DVD player, you might need to get the signal from the TV directly so you can enjoy the TVee sound with all of your media. The subwoofer receives a wireless audio signal from the soundbar--you just need to plug it into your AC outlet. Connect the power supply to the soundbar, turn on its power switch and the one on the subwoofer. Turn on the other components in your system and tune in to a familiar channel. If you don't, try turning up the volume of TVee using its volume control buttons. If TVee is connected to the television try adjusting the volume using the television remote control. If the volume level changes it shows that TVee is connected to a "variable" output. The mute control of the television remote should also work. You can ignore the "Control TVee" section on the following page. If the TVee is connected to the television it is likely that the television speakers are also playing. Most modern televisions have a way of turning off the internal speakers. There are hundred of models of televisions from dozens of manufacturers, so it is impossible to give specific instructions on how to do that. Look on the remote control for your television for a "menu" or "setup" button. This is where you'll probably find the setting to turn off the internal speakers. If you cannot turn off the internal speakers it is not a problem. TVee will tremendously enhance the sound of the television speakers with extended response and improved definition. However, to get the most from TVee you'll want it to be louder than the television. Use the following steps to adjust the volume balance: Teach TVee to respond to the volume up and down control commands of your television remote. [. . . ] The two switches must be set to the same position. Typically you'll never need to adjust these switches. If you have more than one TVee system in your house you can use different Wireless ID Switch settings so the systems won't interfere with each other. trim Level Switch ­ This changes the input sensitivity of TVee. [. . . ]