� Ensure the loudspeaker switch at the back of the TV is in the l position. � Wireless surround speaker system. There are two surround loudspeakers supplied. One is the active loudspeaker, including the RF receiver, a power switch, the mains supply, a channel selector, a red and black connector clip, and a cinch connector to make a wired connection with your TV in case the wireless connection is disturbed or is not possible. The other loudspeaker is a passive one which has to be connected with the active loudspeaker with the supplied speaker cable.
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Set the slide channel switch 1 on top of the active loudspeaker to channel 2. (In the factory channel 2 has been chosen as the default channel.) See also Install Setup, p. 8. Connect the active to the passive loudspeaker with the supplied speaker cable. Push the connector clip down, insert one end of the wire into the opening of one connector clip 2 and push it up again. Insert the other end of the same wire in the same colour connector clip of the other loudspeaker. Do the same with the other wire in the other connector clips. Do not insert the wires too far. The Surround sound loudspeakers should always be located behind or to either side of the listener. If preferred you can also hang the loudspeakers on the wall. The maximum distance between the TV and the surround speakers should not exceed 15 m. The distance between the active and the passive speaker should maximum be 6 m. Note: people moving around close to the TV may disturb the sound transmission. Connect the active loudspeaker to the mains with the supplied mains cable 3. Switch on the active loudspeaker with the POWER switch 4. The green LED at the front of the active surround speaker shows that there is sound transmission. If the red LED is on the speaker has switched to standby. To switch the active speaker off, use the POWER switch.
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