Connecting To Your System; Controls And Adjustments; User Controls - Tannoy TS:SUB Instruction Manual

CONNECTING TO YOUR SYSTEM

AlWA YS MAKE AND CHECK All CONNECTIONS BEFORE PlUGGING THE SUBWOOFER INTO THE MAINS.
Connection may b e made either at lINE level, using the phono connectors on the b a ck of the unit, or using the nearb y
speak e r HI lEVEl terminals, which require b a re wire or 4 m m speak e r plugs.
FOR lINE lEVEl CONNECTION
For use with an AV receiver or DVD receiver, connect a screened phono cab l e f r om the receiver SUB output to either
RIGHT or lEFT low level phono input on the rear of the sub w oof e r.
NOTE: FOR THIS MODE OF OPERATION, THE CROSSOVER FREQ U ENCY CONTROl ON THE SUBWOOFER
SHOUlD BE INITIAll Y SET TO ' l FE' - YOUR AV RECEIVER OR DVD RECEIVER WIll DETERMINE THE EX A CT
CROSSOVER FREQ U ENCY, TYPICAll Y 80HZ .
If you are using the subwoofer with a 2 channel or stereo system and your preamplifier has a spare set of outputs,
FOR SPEAKER lEVEl CONNECTION
If you wish to connect to a 2 channel or stereo system using your amplifier speaker outputs, proceed as follows. Using a
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length of speaker cable for each channel, wire your amplifier outputs to the subwoofer HIGH LEVEL terminals, ensuring
that red (+) goes to red (+), and black (-) to black (-). Double check connections before switching on the subwoofer and
your stereo amplifier.

CONTROlS AND ADJUSTMENTS

With the exception of the main power switch, all control settings are accessed b y the cursor k e ypad on the top of the
sub w oof e r cab i net, next to the display.
Af t er powering on, the stored settings are loaded, and the display shows the def a ult screen, stating product name.
There are two specific menus in terms of operation:

USER CONTROlS

There are two f u nctions availab l e:
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VOlUME- pressing any b u tton gains access to this f u nction. The lEFT and RIGHT arrow b u ttons are used to decrease
or increase volume respectively. After five minutes of no activity, the default screen is again shown.
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AUDIO: This gives the flattest and most extended frequency response, ideal for the accurate reproduction of music.
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