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HT50
5.1-CHANNEL HOME THEATER SYSTEM
WITH ACTIVE SUBWOOFER AND
BUILT-IN AMPLIFIER
Printed in China.
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CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT
KLASSE 1 LASER PRODUKT
LASER DE CLASSE
LASER DI PRIMA CLASSE
KLASSE 1 LASER
LASER PRIMERA CLASE
LASER CLASSE 1
KLASSE 1 LASER PRODUKT
CAUTION:
INVISIBLE LASER RADIATI ON WHEN OPEN AND
INTERLOCKS DEFEATED. AVOID EXPOSURE TO BEAM.
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STRÁLING.
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RADIONS LASER INVISIDILE. NON GUARDARE
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The lightning flash
and arrow head
within the triangle is a
warning sign alerting
you of "dangerous
voltage" inside the
product.
WARNING: To reduce the
risk of electric shock, do not
remove cover (or back). No
user-serviceable parts
inside. Refer servicing to
qualified service personnel.
The exclamation
point within the
triangle is a warning
sign alerting you of
important instructions
accompanying the
product.
WARNING:
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT
EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO DRIPPING OR SPLASHING LIQUIDS.
CAUTION: GROUNDING OR POLARIZATION. THE PRECAUTIONS
SHOULD BE TAKEN SO THAT THE WIDER BLADE OF THE AC PLUG
MUST MATCH THE SLOT IN RECEPTACLE "WALL SOCKET".
CAUTION
DO NOT EXPOSE TO DRIPPING OR SPLASHING LIQUIDS!
Compliance
Caution:
To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove cover (or back). No user-serviceable parts are inside.
Refer servicing to a qualified technician.
Do not install the equipment in a place exposed to direct sunlight.
Do not install the equipment in a dusty damp or poorly ventilated place.
To prevent damage to the equipment, please unplug from the power outlet if not in use.
To unplug the equipment, always handle the power cord using the plug. Do not pull out the plug by
tugging the cord.
Place the equipment on a stable surface and avoid placing other objects on top of the unit.
To clean the unit, use a soft dry cloth. For stubborn dirt, soak the cloth in a weak detergent solution, wring
out well and wipe to remove the dirt. Do not use volatile agents such as benzene or paint thinner, as they
may damage the surface finish of the unit.
Do not block the cooling vents. Doing this will cause overheating of the unit.
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Package Contents
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4 - Floor Standing Speakers
1 - Center Speaker
1 - Active Subwoofer
1 - Remote Control (Battery Included) Instruction Manual
Warranty Card
All Necessary Speaker
Cables and Power Cords
MUTE
AUX INPUT
CD INPUT
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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HT50
5.1-CHANNEL HOME THEATRE SYSTEM
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Location Of Controls
Front Panel
Rear Panel
01. CD input
02. AUX input
03. Front left channel input
04. Front right channel input
05. Center channel input
06. Subwoofer input
07. Surround left channel input
08. Surround right channel input
09. Surround left channel output
10. Surround right channel output
11. Center channel output
12. Front left channel output
13. Front right channel output
14. Power switch
15. Power supply jack
01. Standby indicator
02. Remote control receiver
03. Screen
04. Standby
05. Input
06. Volume -
07. Volume +
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AC 110V: T4AL 125VAC 110V: T4AL 125V
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MODEL: HT50MODEL: HT50
POWER CONSUMPTION: 150WPOWER CONSUMPTION: 150W
Location Of Controls
Remote Control
01. Standby
02. Aux input
03. CD input
04. Surround left volume control
05. Center volume control
06. Bass control
07. Master volume control
08. Balance control
09. Reset
10. Subwoofer volume control
11. Mute
12. 5.1-channel input
13. Surround right volume control
14. Treble control
15. Channel mode
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MUTE
AUX INPUT
5.1INPUT
CD INPUT
Connections
Before any of the speakers can be connected with speaker wire, you will first need to install the floor stands
for each of the 4 floor standing speakers. To do this, follow the instructions below.
Sound Source Connection
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02.
03.
To create a pedestal, simply slide the
pedestal feet through their designated
pre-drilled holes in each of the four
corners of the speaker stand.
Next, with the provided screws, simply
twist the screws into the provided
pre-drilled holes until firm. Tighten only
enough to secure screws. If screws are
tightened too much, this could cause
fractures in the glass speaker.
When all the screws have been fit on,
double check each screw to make sure
they are firmly in place.
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DVD
MODEL: HT50MODEL: HT50
POWER CONSUMPTION: 150WPOWER CONSUMPTION: 150W
Connections
Before Connecting The HT50 Speakers
Connect the front, center, and surround
speakers to the speaker output terminals
of the active subwoofer with the provided
speaker cables.
Connect each speaker making sure not to
reverse the polarity (+ / -). If the speaker
is connected with reverse polarity, the
sound will be unnatural and lack bass.
01. Strip the insulation from the end of each wire of the speaker cable. Twist the strands of the bare
wire tightly (see Figure A).
02. For the binding post, loosen the screw knob of the speakers input terminal and insert the wire into
the input terminal from below. Make sure that only the bare wire (and no insulation) is inserted
into the hole. Ensure that the wire is not touching the other terminal. Tighten the screw knob (see
Figure B).
03.
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For the spring clip, press the spring clip of the speaker's input terminal and insert the bare wires
into the terminal hole. Release the spring clip and the wire is grabbed (see Figure C).
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binding post Springclip
Figure A Figure B Figure C
Power Supply
01. Installing the remote control's batteries
Install one CR2016 3V battery into the battery compartment on the remote control. Be aware when
placing the battery into the remote control that its "Positive" (+) and "Negative" (-) polarities match
the icon located on the remote control when inserting.
02.
Note: Do not irradiate light on the remote control sensor. Do not put any obstacle between the remote
control and sensor. Do not use this remote control at the time of operating other device remote controls.
Remote transmission range
Aim the remote control at the subwoofer sensor window. The distance to the subwoofer should be
less than 21 feet (approximately), within 30 and no obstacles in path.
Note: Do not use other model batteries. Never drop, step, or hit the remote control. These actions can
cause severe damage to the parts inside of the remote and could cause malfunctions.
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MUTE
AUX INPUT
CD INPUT
General Operations
Standby Mode
After all the connections have been made, switch the Power Switch on
the rear of the subwoofer to the “On" position. The Standby indicator
on the front panel will light and the unit is now in the Standby mode. If
the Standby button on the remote, the indicator fades to black and the
front panel screen will display input condition "AUX" and then display
the words "M 40". This means the unit is now in working condition.
Pressing the Standby button again will cause the unit to go back into
the Standby mode.
Note: If the volume is larger than 65dB or smaller than 25dB, the master
volume will reset itself to the default of 40dB when back in Standby
mode.
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MUTE
AUX INPUT
CD INPUT
Mute Feature
Press the Mute button to mute the sound. The display indicator will
blink. Press the Mute button a second time to resume normal sound.
The display will be solid.
Pressing Vol + and Vol - buttons will also resume normal sound. When
the Mute mode is exited, the volume will return to its original volume
level.
MUTE
AUX INPUT
CD INPUT
Subwoofer Volume
Press the SW.Vol +/- button to adjust the volue of mthe subwoofer. It
will display as "-10 ~ +10". Turn the "Master Volume" to its maximum
around M80. The maximum volume of the center speaker will show
"0dB" and the least it can reduce to "-10dB".
MUTE
AUX INPUT
CD INPUT
MUTE
General Operations
Surround Volume
Press SL.VOL+/- or SR.VOL+/- buttons to adjust the volume of the left
and right surround channels. It displays "-10 ~ +10". Turn the "Master
Volume" to the maximal around M80. The maximum volume of the
center speaker will show "0dB" and the least it can be reduced to
"-10dB".
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MUTE
AUX INPUT
CD INPUT
Center Volume
Press the Cen.Vol+/- buttons to adjust the volume of the center channel.
It displays "-10 ~ +10" on the display. Turn the "Master Volume" to the
maximal around M80. The maximum volume of the center speaker will
show "0dB" and the least it can be reduced to "-10dB".
MUTE
AUX INPUT
CD INPUT
Master Channel Treble Volume
Press the Treble +/- buttons to adjust the treble volume. The volume
setting will show on the display and read "T -10~+10".
MUTE
AUX INPUT
CD INPUT
General Operations
Bass
Press the Bass+/- buttons to adjust the volume of the center bass. It
displays "B-10 ~ +10" on the display.
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MUTE
AUX INPUT
CD INPUT
Master Volume
Press the Master Volume +/- buttons on the remote or press the Volume
+/- buttons on the front panel to adjust the volume of the main channel.
It will display "0 ~ 80". The volume of both channels will be controlled at
the same time.
MUTE
AUX INPUT
CD INPUT
Channel Mode
Press the CH.Mode button to select 2.1-channel or 5.1-channel. This
function can only be used in CD/AUX input conditions. When the status
is on 2.1-channel, you can not adjust both channel volumes at the same
time as you will receive an "ERR" message.
MUTE
AUX INPUT
CD INPUT
VOLUME- VOLUME+
General Operations
Channel Balance
Press L and R buttons to adjust the balance of the left and right
channels. The adjustable scope is 0~9dB. Press Balance button and the
pointer will come to the middle point, namely "L0/R0".
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MUTE
AUX INPUT
CD INPUT
Reset
Press the Reset button to restore to the factory settings and the master
channel volume will default to 40dB. The other channel volumes will
reset as well.
MUTE
AUX INPUT
CD INPUT
Signal Input Select
Press any of the CD, AUX, or 5.1 buttons on the remote control or press
the Input button of the front panel continuously to enter into signal
Input Select. The screen will display "CD" , "AUX", or "5.1", accordingly. It
will be in the AUX condition when the unit is powered on.
MUTE
AUX INPUT
CD INPUT
General Operations
Speaker Placement: Subwoofer
If you are listening from the center of the room, there may be times when you will not obtain super bass
performance from the subwoofer. This is because standing sound waves are better developed when
between two parallel walls and they will cancel out the bass sound. In such a case, face the subwoofer
obliquely to the wall. It may also be helpful to place a bookshelf or another piece as a divider between
the sound waves so they do not cancel each other.
Place the center speaker as close as you can to the top or bottom of the television set. Make sure before
letting go of the speaker, it is sitting on a stable, flat surface.
NOTE: Placing the speaker on an unsteady, non-flat surface can create a dangerous hazard. This could also
lead to severe damage to the speaker unit and/or any other object below the speaker.
It is recommended to place the subwoofer on the outside of
either the right or left main speaker (see Figure A). The
placement shown in Figure B is also possible. However, if the
subwoofer system is placed directly facing the wall, the bass
effect may be muffled because the sound from the
subwoofer and the reflected sound off the wall may cancel
out each other. To prevent this from happening, face the
subwoofer system at an angle, such as shown in Figure A.
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Main
Subwoofer
( )
A B
TV set
Screen
Speaker Placement: Center Speaker
General Operations
Speaker Placement: Floor Speakers
The positioning of the speakers is important because it controls the whole sound quality of this system.
Place the speakers depending upon the style of your listening. The model below shows the traditional
setup of 5.1-channel surround sound speakers.
This speaker package employs a 5 speaker configuration. 1 center speaker, 2 front speakers, and 2 surround
speakers. The front speakers are used for the main source of sound. The surround speakers are used for the
surround sounds and the center speaker is used for center sounds (ie. dialogue).
When placing the front speakers, distance them equally on both sides of the television/screen. The
surround speakers should be placed behind your designated listening location. These speakers should also
be facing inward about 6 feet from the floor.
Place the center speaker directly between the 2 front speakers. Make sure the position of the center
speaker has equal space on each side to each of the front speakers.
For a detailed view, see figure above.
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STANDBY
Trouble Shooting
If you are having trouble with the unit, try turning “Off” the unit for 30 seconds and then turning it back
“On” . If this doesn’t seem to correct any of the problems, please contact a qualified technician.
Do not attempt to open the unit yourself. There are no user-serviceable parts inside and could cause risk of
electric shock. Do not attempt to fix the unit on your own as this may cause the warranty to void.
I can not hear any
sound.
The remote is not
working properly.
The sound is muffled.
Make sure the volume of all the speakers are turned up.
Check to see if the unit is in Mute mode.
Check the power cord.
Make sure the battery is in correctly.
Make sure you are less than 21 feet away from the remote control sensor.
Make sure there are no obstacles in the view of the remote control to the
remote control sensor.
Check the speaker connections. Each polarity should match (+/+) - (-/-).
Check to see that the speaker terminals are connected correctly.
Check the positioning of the speakers and subwoofer. Make sure there is
not any wave cancellation taking place.
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Specifications
Component
Center Speaker ....................................................................................................... 1” 4 x 1 + 3” 8 x 2
Floor Speakers ..................................................................................1” 4 x 1 + 3” 4 x 2 + 3“ 8 x 1
Active Subwoofer ............................................................................................................................8” 4 x 1
Speaker Terminals
Center Speaker ...........................................................................................................................Binding Post
Floor Speakers ............................................................................................................................Binding Post
Active Subwoofer ..........................................................................................................................Spring Clip
Sensitivity
Center Speaker ........................................................................................................................87 dB +/- 3 dB
Floor Speakers .........................................................................................................................88 dB +/- 3 dB
Active Subwoofer ...................................................................................................................90 dB +/- 3 dB
Frequency
Center Speaker .......................................................................................................................200Hz ~ 20kHz
Floor Speakers ........................................................................................................................220Hz ~ 20kHz
Active Subwoofer ....................................................................................................................20Hz ~ 200Hz
Power
AC Power Supply ........................................................................................................................AC120, 60Hz
Power Consumption ...............................................................................................................................150W
Specifications are subject to change without notice.
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