PIONEER S-EW5/DLTXTW
Manual de Usuario

PANEL FACILITIES
FRONT PANEL 1
STANDBY/ON POWER

1 Power indicator (STANDBY/ON)
Lights green when the power has been switched ON. Lights green when the speakers receive an audio signal. If the power is switched OFF only briefly, the indicator lights green when power is restored. If no signal is present for more than 8 minutes, the subwoofer automatically reverts to standby mode and the power indicator lights red. If, subsequently, a signal

VOLUME

MIN

MAX

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is received, power automatically comes back on and the power indicator lights green.

2 POWER switch
Pressing once switches the unit ON. Press again to switch OFF. NOTE: If you are planning on switching the unit OFF for a long period of time, make sure to check that the indicator light has gone out after switching OFF.

POWERED SUBWOOFER

3 Volume knob (LEVEL)
Sets the subwoofer volume. � Turn the knob slowly from the MIN position. � With this unit, the bass level can be independently set, so do not turn up the bass on the stereo amplifier.

REAR PANEL 4
LINE LEVEL INPUT 240V 220- 110230V 127V

LINE VOLTAGE SELECTOR SWITCH

4 Line Level Input terminal (LINE LEVEL INPUT)

Connects to the stereo amplifier�s SUBWOOFER PREOUT terminal, with the specially provided RCA plug cord.

AC IN

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5 Phase switch (PHASE 0°/180°) ° °
When depressed (180°), the output phase becomes the reverse of the input signal, and when raised (0°), it is in the same phase as the input signal. � Normally, the switch is set to ( 0°). But when the sound connection between the subwoofer and the left and right speakers sounds unnatural, tyr switching to 180° and set the switch in the position where the sound is natural.

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PHASE 180° 0° AUTO STANDBY ON OFF

6 Auto Standby switch (AUTO STANDBY)
Switches the Auto Standby feature on/off. Auto Standby When switched ON (the default setting is OFF), the Auto Standby feature becomes active. In this mode, if there is no input signal for eight minutes the system automatically switches to standby. The power is automatically switched on again if an input signal is detected. NOTE � There may be cases where a connected component outputs noise or some other non-audio signal which causes this system to automatically power on when in Auto Standby mode. If this happens, switch off the Auto Standby mode and switch the system on/off manually.

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