Polk Audio F/X Wireless Surround F/X Wireless Surround Owner's Manual - Page 7

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Transmitter Hookups Once you have decided on a location for your loudspeaker, hook up the transmitter to your receiver or processor. Follow the Quickstart Guide at the front of this manual for hookup instructions. Or you may refer to the hookup schematics on page 8. Rear 1 2 Top 4 3 Transmitter Inputs 1 Audio Inputs-Line level and speaker level. This is where you connect your transmitter to your receiver or processor. You may make either speaker level or line level connections, but never make both connections at the same time. 2 Power Connection-The transmitter power supply is connected here. 3 Power LED-Shines blue to indicate the transmitter is active and connected successfully to the loudspeaker. Shines red to indicate the transmitter and loudspeaker have failed to establish a wireless connection. 4 Scan-Push this button should it become necessary to re-establish the communication link between the transmitter and loudspeaker. F/X Wireless Surround Controls 1 Power LED-Shines blue when the speaker is on, red when in stand-by. 2 Room Position Button-This button sets the equalization for the F/X Wireless Surround based on its location, either on the floor, on a 1 2 3 table or on a shelf. An LED indicates which 4 location is chosen. 5 3 Scan-Push this button should it become 6 necessary to re-establish the "communica- tion" link between the transmitter and 7 the loudspeaker. 4 Wireless LED-Shines blue to indicate the transmitter and loudspeaker are connected wirelessly. Flashes blue/red when loudspeaker and transmitter are connecting and shines red when loudspeaker and transmitter are not connected. 5 Power Connection-The loudspeaker power supply is connected here. 6 AC Mains--The AC Mains Switch turns the loudspeaker on and off, though you may leave the switch turned on all the time. 7 Speaker Orientation--Indicates orientation of left and right channels. Be sure to position the speaker accordingly. Customer Service Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday, 9AM-5:30PM EST [email protected] 7

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Wireless LED
—Shines blue to indicate
the transmitter and loudspeaker are con-
nected wirelessly. Flashes blue/red when
loudspeaker and transmitter are connecting
and shines red when loudspeaker and
transmitter are not connected.
Power Connection
—The loudspeaker
power supply is connected here.
AC Mains
––The AC Mains Switch turns
the loudspeaker on and off, though you
may leave the switch turned on all the time.
Speaker Orientation
––Indicates orientation
of left and right channels. Be sure to position
the speaker accordingly.
F/X Wireless Surround Controls
Power LED
—Shines blue when the
speaker is on, red when in stand-by.
Room Position Button
—This button sets
the equalization for the F/X Wireless Surround
based on its location, either on the floor, on a
table or on a shelf. An LED indicates which
location is chosen.
Scan
—Push this button should it become
necessary to re-establish the “communica-
tion” link between the transmitter and
the loudspeaker.
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Rear
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3
Top
Transmitter Inputs
Audio Inputs
—Line level and speaker level.
This is where you connect your transmitter to
your receiver or processor. You may make either
speaker level or line level connections, but
never make both connections at the same time.
Power Connection
—The transmitter power
supply is connected here.
Power LED
—Shines blue to indicate
the transmitter is active and connected
successfully to the loudspeaker. Shines red
to indicate the transmitter and loudspeaker
have failed to establish a wireless connection.
Scan
—Push this button should it become
necessary to re-establish the communication
link between the transmitter and loudspeaker.
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Transmitter Hookups
Once you have decided on a location for your
loudspeaker, hook up the transmitter to your
receiver or processor.
Follow the Quickstart Guide at the front of this
manual for hookup instructions. Or you may refer
to the hookup schematics on page 8.
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Customer Service Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday, 9
AM
-5:30
PM EST
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