User manual JBL ON AIR CONTROL 2.4G AW (220-240V)

[. . . ] ® JBL ON AIR ® CONTROL® 2. 4G AW (230V) OWNER'S GUIDE English FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION INTERFERENCE STATEMENT This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. [. . . ] Make sure the ID code setting on the transmitter C is set to the same setting as that on the active speaker 4. When connected properly, the top LED on the front of the active speaker should be green. When first plugged in, it will sometimes take several seconds for the Control 2. 4G AW active speaker to initialize and "wake up". Once the top LED is green, the bottom LED should flash green until the transmitter and active speaker "lock in". This LED will light in orange if the local input on the active speaker is selected (see Page 8 under Local Input for more details). If you are installing the speakers outdoors, please attach the provided terminal cover to each speaker, using three M3 x 8 selftapping screws provided. ID CODE 1234 R INPUT L Figure 5. Place the active speaker in the desired location in your home near an AC outlet, as it needs to plug into the wall. Connect the speaker wire (included) to the push terminals on the active speaker 5 and the push terminals on the rear of the passive speaker 9, as shown in Figure 3. Please note that the speaker wire supplied features a polarity stripe to help distinguish its two conductors. Use this polarity stripe to ensure that you are connecting the positive (+) terminal on one speaker to the positive (+) terminal on the other, and the negative (­) to the negative (­). It does not matter whether you use the striped conductor for connecting the positive (+) terminals or the negative (­) terminals. 7 English OPERATION Adjusting the Volume Application 1 Adding surround speakers to a home theater system: In this application, the output level of your Control 2. 4G AW active speakers will not only be dependent on the volume setting of your A/V source, it will also need to be properly adjusted after installation and before use in order to be able to work correctly with the other speakers in your multichannel surround system. To adjust the output level, turn you A/V source on, set your A/V source's volume control about a third of the way up, and activate the speaker-leveladjustment test tone. Make sure that the Control 2. 4G AW transmitter and speakers are on, both of its speakers are connected, and there is RF lock (i. e. , lower LED on active speaker is solid green). Using the Control 2. 4G AW remote control 1 and 2 adjust the volume level of Control 2. 4G AW until its output level is balanced with the rest of the speakers in your surround system. From this point on, you will not be using the remote control of your Control 2. 4G AW for volume settings. You will be increasing and decreasing the output level for the entire surround sound system using your A/V source's volume control. Please note that Control 2. 4G AW will retain its volume setting when it is in standby, so there is no need to set its volume level every time the system is turned on. Application 2 Adding speakers to remote locations around your home: Depending on the type of connection and the specific source that you are using, the volume setting on your receiver may affect the sound output level of your Control 2. 4G AW. To check whether the output from your source is volume-dependent, turn the volume level on your receiver to approximately half-way. Once the lower LED on the active speaker lights in solid green, indicating that RF lock has been achieved, verify that there is sound output from the active speaker. Then increase and decrease the volume control on your receiver and observe whether this affects the sound output from your active speakers. If it does not, then the volume control on your source unit can be set at any position that you may desire as it does not affect the performance of Control 2. 4G AW. [. . . ] Mount the wall bracket (4) onto a wood stud on the wall, using #10, minimum 1-inch-long, panhead wood screws. If the bracket needs to be mounted on drywall, the use of properly selected and installed wall-anchors and screws is essential. Make sure that the screw head is at least 9mm (0. 36 or approximately 3/8 of an inch) or larger in diameter so that it can properly hold the backup cord eyelet (11). Holding the speaker cabinet (7) with both hands, reinsert the ball portion of the ball/shaft (3) into the wall bracket (4). [. . . ]