Kenwood HM-537WM Instruction Manual page 14

Listening to the sound of your personal computer with this unit
If any problems occur during use, check the
following items.
If this unit is not recognized:
• Connect the USB cable securely between this
unit and the computer.
• If a USB hub is used and the USB cable is con-
nected to that, make sure the hub is function-
ing properly. Or try changing the port where
the USB cable is attached.
If there is no sound or the volume is very low:
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Example of Windows
• Open [Start] = [Control Panel] = [Sounds and
Audio Devices Properties] = [Audio] and check
if the "Default device" is "USB AUDIO" . If it is
not "USB AUDIO" , click the ∨ ∨ ∨ ∨ ∨ to open the pull-
down menu, then select "USB AUDIO" .
• Open [Start] = [Control Panel] = [Sounds and
Audio Devices Properties] = [Volume] and
check if the volume level is very low or if there
is a check mark in the "Mute" box. If the vol-
ume level is low, move the slider to raise the
volume level. If there is a check mark in the
"Mute" box, remove it.
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If there are breaks in the sound:
• The sound may be broken during audio output
if an operation in the computer puts a heavy
load on the CPU. Avoid performing operations
that put a heavy load on the CPU.
• There may be breaks in the sound if another
USB cable is connected or disconnected dur-
ing audio output. Do not connect or discon-
nect the USB cables of other devices during
operation of this unit.
A lot of noise is generated:
• A lot of noise will be generated if the speaker
system is placed next to a device that gener-
ates a strong electromagnetic field (such as a
television). Install the speaker system in a place
that is far enough away from the source of the
strong electromagnetic field to eliminate inter-
ference.
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