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- Page 2 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS APPLICABLE FOR USA, CANADA OR WHERE APPROVED FOR USAGE CAUTION: TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK, MATCH WIDE BLADE PLUG TO CAUTION: To reduce the risk of electric shock. do not remove cover (or back). WIDE SLOT, INSERT FULLY. No user-serviceable parts inside.
- Page 4 CS3 FEATURES WHAT'S INCLUDED 1 - CS3 Stereo Center Stage Speaker 1 - CS3 IR Remote Control 1 - Lithium Battery (3V. CR2025) 1 - Stereo RCA Patch Cable Digital Optical Patch Cable AC Power Cord CS3 Owners Manual CS3 FEATURES ®.-e...
- Page 5 But the CS3 isn't just for TV. With three hardwired source inputs (optical digital, coaxial digital and L&R line level audio) the CS3 can be used as a music system as well! Music sources such as CD players, portable music players, computers, internet radio any audio source with an optical, coaxial or line level audio output can be connected to the CS3.
- Page 7 COAX button on the CS3 IR Remote. NOTE: The audio output of a TV, Blu-roy Disc player, game console, or DVD player connected to the CS3 via Coaxial Digital, must be set to PCM in the source's setup. Please see the device's Owner's Manual for details.
- Page 8 When placing the CS3 on a shelf or stand, be sure there are no objects under the cabinet that will dam- age or block the woofers and check to make sure there are no objects on the sides of the cabinet that will...
- Page 9 POWER - Press this button to turn the CS3 ON/OFF. (Power 1--~ switch on the CS3 rear panel must be in the ON position.) INPUT - Press to select a connected source. The CS3 Front Panel Status LED will flash once to indicate a change in input selection.
- Page 10 CS3 to the TV or other A/V sources (3 inches minimum). PEDESTAL DIMENSIONS The TV pedestal should not be larger than the top of the CS3 (28"W x 16"0). A TV with a pedestal larger than the CS3 top will not be properly supported.
- Page 11 HARDWIRED AUDIO CONNECTIONS CS3 has three hardwired Audio Input connections on the rear panel that can be used for TV audio or connec- tion to other sources such as CD player, a portable music player (that does not have bluetooth), a computer or any audio source with one of the following output connections.
- Page 12 POWER ON/OFF Before turning the CS3 ON, turn ON the TV or other sources to be played through Max TV. Turning a source ON with its input selected and the volume turned up on the CS3 can potentially damage the speakers or amplifier.
- Page 13 CS3. (Front panel Status LED solid blue.) Press the cooE button on the CS3 IR Remote for a Bluetooth device that has not been paired with the CS3, or the CS3 has been removed from its list of discovered...
- Page 14 LLC is under license. Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respecti ve owners. FCC Warning 0 3X-CS3 • This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject However. there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular to the following two conditions: installation.
- Page 15 A particular purpose and non-infringement. or consequential damages arising out of the use or inability to use the product, even if SpeakerCraft has been advised of the possibility of such damages, or for any claim by any other party.
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Getting a flashing red light on front panel with no sound. Changing battery in remote control was no help since I cannot turn unit on/off or change settings. Initially I was getting a random static discharge through speaker even when TV was off. Checked rear connections and manually rebooted through master on off switch, thats when I lost all sound and control. Any thoughts?
A flashing red light is not mentioned in the context for the SpeakerCraft CS3. However, the context describes a flashing blue Status LED. When the CS3 is muted using the IR remote, the blue LED slowly flashes, indicating no sound from the speakers. Pressing the MUTE button again restores sound and the LED returns to solid blue. Sound control issues can be resolved by using the remote to adjust bass and treble levels or un-muting the system.
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