User manual KLIPSCH PROMEDIA SUBWOOFER SYSTEM

[. . . ] IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS! CAUTION: RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK!To reduce the risk of electric shock and fire, do not remove the cover or back plate of the device enclosure. There are no user serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing to a Klipsch authorized service center. [. . . ] Attach the cable with a GREEN miniplug at each end to the front left/right sound card output and the SWS subwoofer's FRONT L/R INPUT. Plug the cable with BLACK miniplugs into the surround (rear) sound card output (if any) and the SWS subwoofer's REAR L/R INPUT. Plug the cable with ORANGE miniplugs into the center/ subwoofer (center/bass) sound card output (if any) and the SWS subwoofer's CENTER/SUB INPUT. Your input connections to and output connections from the SWS should match. For example, if the REAR L/R output is connected, so should the REAR L/R input. But if the REAR L/R output is not connected, neither should the REAR L/R input. Klipsch ProMedia Speaker System with Subwoofer Outputs (Fig. 2) The directions in this section apply to Klipsch ProMedia multimedia speaker systems which have the SWS-link subwoofer output jacks. For earlier ProMedia models, follow the instructions in the previous section. On the SWS subwoofer's back panel is an RCA (phono) INPUT jack. Use an RCA audio interconnect cable (one is supplied with the SWS) to connect this input to the RCA SUBWOOFER OUTPUT (SWS-link) jack on your ProMedia speaker system. This is the only signal connection you need to make unless you are using multiple SWS subwoofers (see "Multiple Subwoofers"). 3) An SWS subwoofer can add a solid bass foundation to the sound from a TV set's built-in speakers, if the TV has a line-level audio output jack. You will need to make a single connection to the RCA (phono) INPUT jack on the SWS subwoofer's back panel. Most TV sets sold today have one (mono) or two (stereo) audio line output jacks on their back panels. A mono audio output will be a single RCA (phono) jack, usually with a black inner ring for identification. A stereo audio output will be two RCA jacks, one with a white (or occasionally black) inner ring, the other with a red inner ring. (RCA jacks with yellow inner rings are for video. ) Use an audio interconnect cable with RCA plugs at each end (one is supplied with the SWS) to connect one of these output jacks to the RCA INPUT jack on the SWS subwoofer's back panel. Even if the TV's audio output is stereo, use only one of the two jacks; this will not impair performance. If the TV has one set of audio outputs labeled "Fixed" or "Fixed Level" and another labeled "Variable" or "Variable Level, " make sure you use one of the variablelevel jacks. FIGURE 4 Home Audio System (Fig. 4) You can connect the SWS to any home audio system that has a subwoofer output or preamp outputs for its front left and right channels. Just use an audio interconnect cable with RCA plugs at each end (one is supplied with the SWS) to connect one of these output jacks to the RCA INPUT jack on the SWS subwoofer's back panel. If the system has both subwoofer and preamp output jacks, use the subwoofer output. [. . . ] This warranty does not cover damage due to misuse, abuse, negligence, acts of God, accident, commercial use or modification of, or to any part of this product. This warranty does not cover damage due to improper operation, maintenance or installation, or attempted repair by anyone other than KLIPSCH or someone authorized by KLIPSCH to do warranty work. Any unauthorized repairs will void this warranty. This warranty does not cover product sold AS IS or WITH ALL FAULTS. [. . . ]