User manual DAEWOO DP-SP21

[. . . ] INSTRUCTION MANUAL DP-SP22 DP-SP21 DP-SP20 PLASMA MONITOR (DISPLAY) SPEAKER S P E A K E R Thank you for purchasing the Daewoo Electronic Plasma Display Speakers. [. . . ] 5 1) Using speakers when attached to the plasma display 2) Using speakers on its own stand 1 PLASMA DISPLAY SPEAKER SPEAKER 1. PLEASE CHECK THE FOLLOWING ITEMS SHOWN BELOW (2) VIBRATION ABSORBENT SPONGE M5 SCREWS (2) SPEAKER WIRES (16) SPECIAL SCREWS / ROUND HEAD SCREWS S P E A K E R (2) STAND (4) FIXED BRACKETS (2) (4) 2 2. IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS PLEASE FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR YOUR SAFETY PLEASE KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR YOUR SAFETY AND TO PREVENT ANY DAMAGE TO THIS UNIT. WARNING : Disregarding these instructions can result in serious injury. WARNING CAUTION CAUTION : Disregarding these instructions will result in the mistreatment of the unit and can result in injury or damage to the unit. Do not use any parts other than those enclosed. Do not leave out any part when assembling. Please install all parts as indicated. (Doing so may cause the unit to fall and break) Do not alter or modify any parts (Failing to do so may cause the unit to vibrate and to fall) Do not use the speakers with other products. These speakers are specifically manufactured to be used with the Daewoo Plasma display to enhance your listening pleasure. (Failing to do so may cause the unit to fall and break) (Failing to do so can damage the speaker circuits resulting in fire) Do not allow a child to cling from or climb unto the speakers Do not place the speakers on sloped or unstable surfaces. (It can cause electric shock or injury to the child) (Doing so may cause the speakers to fall off or tip over causing injury and damage. ) 3 PLASMA DISPLAY SPEAKER * PLEASE FOLLOW THESE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS WHEN INSTALLING OR HANDLING Please be careful not to stain the speakers with any gas or oil. When assembling, be sure to use the enclosed parts and make sure all parts are tightly screwed as instructed. (Doing so will change the outer appearance) (Failing to do so will cause the speakers to vibrate and unable to produce clear sound. ) Do not place the speakers in a humid or dusty place. Do not place the speakers near heating units. S P E A K E R Dusty (Failing to do so will damage the speakers) Do not place speakers near a humidifier, or cooking pots where speakers will be exposed to steam or smoke. (Failing to do so may alter the units) Please be sure to connect (+) inputs and (-) inputs correctly when connecting speakers to plasma display. Smoke Steam (Failing to do so may cause discoloration or damage to speakers) (If not connected correctly, it may result in distorted sound) 4 3. ASSEMBLING INSTRUCTIONS USING SPEAKERS WHEN ATTACHED TO THE PLASMA DISPLAY 1 ATTACHING VIBRATION ABSORBENT SPONGES TO SPEAKERS . Clean the surface with soft, lint-free cloth . Attach the sponge to the side of the where sponges will be attached. speaker that will be attached to the plasma display. [. . . ] Hooks . Now tightly secure the hooks with the M5 screws. . Please be sure to secure the screws to avoid any shaking or looseness. Note 6 4 CONNECTING SPEAKER WIRES . Take the speaker wire(2) and use the red cord to connect to and fro (+) inputs, and use the black cord to connect to and fro (-) inputs. Note . Please be sure to connect red cord with (+) and black with (-); otherwise, speakers will not produce clear sounds. . Please retain the left over accessories. 7 PLASMA DISPLAY SPEAKER USING SPEAKERS ON ITS OWN STAND 1 INSTALLING SPEAKERS TO ITS OWN STAND. Please be sure to have the vibration absorbent sponge onto the side of the speaker where the stand will be attached. . Use a coin to secure Coin the special screws (round head screws) tightly. Stand . To avoid loose fitting, please be sure that screws are secured tightly. Otherwise, vibrating or distorted sounds may be produced. Note S P E A K E R 2 CONNECTING SPEAKER WIRES. . Take the speaker wires (2) and use the red cord to connect to and fro (+) inputs, and use the black cord to connect to and fro (-) inputs. 8 [. . . ]