Philips FB 206W Instructions For Use Manual page 5

CONTROLS
Transmitter unit
Active surround speaker
1 Status light.RED: Transmitter is on.
BLINKING: Transmitter is on and
input level is too high (see 5).
OFF: Transmitter is in standby
mode or not connected to the
AC/DC adapter.
2 L (SUB).Not used with the delivered
configuration.
3 R(SURR). .To connect the transmitter unit to
the SURROUND OUT (SURR PRE
OUT) of your set.
4 SURR / MULTI.Set this selector to SURR, the
position MULTI is not used with
the delivered configuration.
5 A-B-C.To set the input sensitivity of
the transmitter unit.
A: maximum sensitivity
B: medium sensitivity
C: minimum sensitivity
8 ®.GREEN LIGHT: If this is on, the
active speaker is on.
9 (!).RED LIGHT: If this is on, the
active speaker is in standby
mode.
Note: - If both lights are off the active speaker is switched
off or not connected to the mains.
10 CHANNEL..7 step channel selector for
setting the transmitting channel
in case of interferences.
11 POWER..To switch the active surround
speaker on and off.
12 TO PASSIVE BOX..To connect the active surround
speaker to the passive surround
speaker.
Important!
Do not connect any amplifier or set to the "TO PASSIVE
BOX" output!
6 14 V.To connect the transmitter unit
to the AC/DC adapter provided.
7 CHANNEL.7 step channel selector for
setting the transmitting channel
in case of interferences.
Note: - Always be sure that the transmitter unit and the active
surround speaker are switched to the same
transmitting channel, otherwise no sound or only a
distorted sound will be heard on the surround speakers.
- You have to switch off the active surround speaker
before setting the transmitting channel.
13 MAINS..To connect the active surround
speaker to the mains.
14 VOLTAGE SELECTOR (Noton all versions) Set this
selector to your local mains
voltage. If the selector must be
reset, disconnect the mains lead
first.
AC/DC adapter
15 VOLTAGE SELECTOR.{Not on all versions) Set this
selector to your local mains
voltage. If the selector must be
reset, disconnect the mains lead
first.
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