Altec Lansing VS4221 User's Guide download pdf (Page 4)

STAND-BY

To

mute

the

speaker system,

simultaneously

press

the"

+"

and

"-"

buttons

located

on

the

side

of

the

right

satellite,

or

press

the

stand-by

button

~

on

the

wireless

remote.

The

LED

on

the

front

of

the

satellite

will

turn

off.

To

un-mute,

perform

either

command

again.

Note:

While

in

stand-by

mode,

the

system

continues

to

receive

power.

To

completely

shut

down

the

unit,

simultaneously

press

the

"+"

and

"-"

buttons

located

on

the

side

of

the

right

satellite,

or

press

the

stand-by

button

on

the

wireless

remote,

then

unplug

the

unit

from

the

wall.

SYSTEM

SPECIFICATIONS'

DEFAULT

The

button

marked

with

the

word

"default"

on

the

wireless

remote

restores

tone

controls

to

original

factory

settings.

HFAOI'HONES

To

use

headphones

with

the

system,

plug

them

into

the

labeled

jack on

the

right

satellite.

When

headphones

are

connected,

the

speaker system

is

muted.

Altec

Lansing's

superior

sound comes

from

our

patented

Dynamic

EQ

technology,

which

utilizes

custom-built,

high-fidelity

drivers,

state-of-the-art

equalization

circuitry,

and

a

harmonious

mix

of

the

following

specifications:

Sound p,

e~~ure

Level (5PL):

Total

Continuous

Power:

•

Front

Speakers:

•

Subwoofer:

98 dB

35

Watts

RMS

8

Watts/channel

@ 4

ohms

@ 10% THO @ 160 Hz - 20 kHz

2 Channels Loaded

19

Watts

@ 8

ohms

@ 10% THO @ 40 - 160 Hz

Single Channel Loaded

System Response:

Signal

to

Noise Ratio

@ 1 kHz

input:

Drivers

(per

satellite):

Subwoofer:

40 Hz - 20 kHz (-10 dB)

> 80 dB

Two

28mm

full-range

and

one

3"

mid-bass

driver

One

6.5"

long-throw

woofer

*Power

rating

conforms

to

FTC

Amplifier

Rule #16

C.F.R.

Part 432.

TROUBLESHOOTING

SYMPTOM POSSI

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PROIH

EM

SOILJ

liON

No

LEOs

are lit.

Power isn't turned on.

Turn on

the

speaker

system

by either simultaneously pressing

the

"+"

and

"-"

buttons located on

the

side

of

the

right

satellite,

or

by pressing

the

stand-by

button

on

the

wireless remote.

AC

power cord isn't connected

to

the

wall outlet.

Check

to

see

if

the

"Power On"

LED

is

illuminated

on

the

right

satellite. If not,

connect

AC

power.

Surge protector

(if

used) isn't powered on.

If

the

AC

power cord

is

plugged

into

a surge protector, make sure

the

surge

protector

is

switched on.

Wall

outlet

not

functioning.

Plug another device

into

the

wall

outlet

(same jack)

to

verify

the

wall

outlet

is

working.

No sound

Power isn't turned on.

Verify the

AC

power cord

is

plugged

into

the

wall

outlet.

from

one or

more speakers.

Turn on

the

speaker system by either simultaneously pressing

the

"+"

and

"-"

buttons located on

the

side

of

the

right

satellite,

or

by pressing

the

stand-by

button

on

the

wireless remote.

Volume

is

set

too

low.

Press

the

"+"

button

on

the

side

of

the

right

satellite

to

increase

the

volume.

Check

volume level on

the

computer sound card or alternate audio source

device, and set at mid-level.

3.5mm stereo cable isn't connected

to

audio source.

Check plug connections on

the

audio source. Make sure

the

signal cables are

inserted firmly

into

the

correct

jacks.

3.5mm stereo cable

is

connected

to

wrong

output

on

Make sure

the

3.5mm stereo cable

is

connected and

fully

inserted

into

the

audio source.

"line-out,"

"audio-out,"

or

the

headphone jack

of

the

audio

source.

Problem

with

audio source device.

Test

the

speakers on another audio device. Remove

the

3.5mm stereo cable

from

the audio source device and connect

it

to

"line-out,"

"audio-out,"

or

the

headphone jack

of

another audio source.

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