User manual SONY XS-GTX100LW DATASHEET

[. . . ] POWER Plug the power cord into a grounded wall outlet or the accessory outlet on the back of your amplifier/receiver. INPUTS Your PS subwoofer has both linelevel and speaker-level input connections. Review your receiver/T. V. /source amplifier instruction manual to see which outputs your equipment provides, then follow the appropriate instructions below. "Line Input" - Use the RCA (phono) input jacks labeled "Line Input" when connecting from a line-level device, such as a preamp, crossover, signal processor, or when using any of the line-level outputs on the rear of your receiver/T. V. /source amplifier. [. . . ] /source amplifier, use larger diameter wire. First measure the distance from your receiver/T. V. /source amplifier to your PS subwoofer. Strip off 3/8" of insulation from both ends of each conductor wire. Twist each set of thin wires into a tightly-bunched spiral. Now find a visual difference between the two conductors of each molded pair of speaker wire. 4 Speaker Level Output (to external speakers) Crossover Frequency Level +R L+ 50 (Hz) 200 Min Max +R L+ Reverse Normal R L Speaker Level Input (from amplifier) Polarity Line Input PS Subwoofer RCA Phono Cables R +L -+ R L Receiver, TV, or Amplifie FIG. 1: Line Level Input Connectio 5 Speaker Level Output (to external speakers) Crossover Frequency Level +R L+ 50 (Hz) 200 Min Max +R L+ Reverse Normal R L Speaker Level Input (from amplifier) Polarity Line Input PS Subwoofer Speaker Wire R +L -+ R L Receiver, TV, or Amplifie FIG. 2: Speaker Level Input Connecti 6 These differences can be a different color wire (copper or "silver"); a strand of yarn in one conductor; thin, raised ribs on one part of the outer insulation; or a printed "+" marking on one of the insulators. It doesn't matter which of the two strands of wire go to (+) and (-) on your receiver/T. V. /source amplifier and PS subwoofer, just be sure to connect both left and right hookup wires identically. Push down on the button below the terminal and insert the wire through the hole. For each channel, connect the red terminal on the receiver/T. V. After approximately 3 minutes of non-use (no signal being received), your PS subwoofer goes into the auto shutoff mode. The LED turns RED to signify this stand-by condition. AMBER - The LED turns amber briefly when the amplifier is in the protection mode. This occurs when the subwoofer power switch is turned on while your receiver/T. V. /source amplifier is sending a signal to the PS subwoofer. NOTE: When the amplifier is in the stand-by mode it is effectively turned off. The Red LED tells you that the PS subwoofer is plugged into the AC wall power with its power switch turned on, but the amplifier circuitry is not engaged. You do not have to reach to the back panel and turn the power switch off after every use. Your PS subwoofer turns itself off internally. For extended periods of non-use (ie, vacations, etc. ) you may wish to turn the PS subwoofer off using the power switch. PLACEMENT - CAUTION: Do not place your PS subwoofer next to heaters, furnaces, or any other heat sources. [. . . ] Do not use detergents or other cleaners. TROUBLESHOOTING / SERVICE Your PS subwoofers should only be serviced by an authorized SONY repair station. It is fixed and should only be removed by qualified personnel. Removing the grille may void your warranty. Woofers are replaceable by repair station only. [. . . ]