Subwoofer Amplifier Panel; Amplifier Setup And Bass Management; Vibration Isolation Pads; Caring For Your Speakers - Phase Technology PC-SUB WL-10 Owners Manual/Install Manual

[SUBWOOFER AMPLIFIER PANEL]

[AMPLIFIER SETUP AND BASS MANAGEMENT]

Many home theater receivers/processors have a feature that controls how the bass is processed and delivered to the subwoofer. It also adjusts
the amount of bass that is sent to your satellite speakers. Look carefully in your amplifier or receiver's instruction manual for details on how
to adjust for the speaker size (sometimes called "Speaker Setup") for your system.

[VIBRATION ISOLATION PADS]

Included with your PC SUB-WL are a set of four (4) gray disks with an adhesive backing. The Vibration Isolation Pads should be used whenever
your subwoofer is installed on any hard flooring surface. These pads prevent the subwoofer from moving against the floor when played at high
levels. To use the pads, simply peel off the paper backing from the four disks and apply one pad to the bottom of each of the rubber feet of
the subwoofer.
[CARING FOR YOUR PHASE TECHNOLOGY SPEAKER]
All Phase Technology speakers are finished with a high degree of craftsmanship in either hand polished paint or vinyl laminates. We recommend
using a lint-free rag with a small amount of glass cleaner to maintain the long-lasting beauty of the finish. Avoid products containing silicones,
oils, oil derivatives, or solvents. Enclosures finished in vinyl laminates may be cleaned with a damp cloth as necessary.

[MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE]

Because of Phase Technology's uncompromising quality control programs, it's unlikely that your speakers will ever need service if connected
and used as outlined in this Owners' Manual. In the unlikely event that a problem does occur, please contact your Phase Technology dealer.
Your dealer has the necessary factory-authorized parts and trained technicians to quickly restore your speaker to its original performance
specifications.

[TROUBLESHOOTING]

NO SOUND
1. Verify that all components are plugged in and turned on.
2. Check all speaker wires and cables for loose connections.
1. Power/Auto ON/OFF: When this switch is left "ON", the subwoofer automatically
activates upon detection of an audio signal; the subwoofer goes into "STANDBY"
after approximately ten (10) minutes of silence. The LED on the amplifier will change
from Red to Green when an input signal is detected and the amplifier turns on.
2. Power Input: Connects to a standard AC power outlet with the supplied power
cord. The PC SUB WL is designed to adjust automatically to handle power sources of
100-240V, 50-60Hz. Please be certain that the proper fuse is installed on the amp
for the input voltage used locally (see ratings on amplifier panel).
3. Wireless Signal: Blue LED light is on when wireless signal is being received.
Press RESET to establish or re-establish a wireless connection. (See wireless set
up instructions)
4. Line In: FOR WIRED CONNECTION ONLY: Using a high-quality RCA cable, connect
the "SUB OUT" terminal on your receiver or processor to the "LINE IN" terminal on
your PC SUB WL subwoofer. (See wired setup connection instructions.)
5. Low-Pass Frequency Control: If using the crossover setting in your A/V receiver
or processor, set this control to "LFE" (Low-Frequency Effects). If using the sub's
internal crossover, choose the setting that sounds best and matches the low-
frequency cutoff of your main speakers. It may take some experimentation to find
the best sound for your room and your equipment.
6. Phase Control: This adjustment matches the phase - the in and out movement
of speaker cones - to that of your main speakers. Adjust this control by listening to
music with bass content. The setting is correct when the bass sounds the fullest.
7. Gain Control: This adjustment increases or decreases the power, and thus volume,
of the PC SUB WL. As with the Phase Control and the Low-Pass Frequency Control, it
may take some experimentation to find the best sound for your system.
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