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FB

206W

Wireless

Surround

Loudspeaker

System

0

Instructions

for

use

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PRECAUC

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O

N

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ADVER

TENCIA

ATENCIONZ

No

abrir,

riesgo

de

choque

electrico

Verifique

que

el

voltaje

de

alimentacion

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requerido

para

su

aparato

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evitar

el

riesgo

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choque

eI6ctrico,

no

quite

la

tapa.

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caso

de

requerirservicio,

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califlcado.

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EQUIPMENT

SUPPLIED

Cinch

cable

Environmental

information

All

redundant

packing

material

has

been

omitted.

We

have

done

our

outmost

to

make

the

packaging

easy

separable

into

three

mono

materials:

cardboard

(box),

polystyrene

foam

(buffer)

and

polyethylene

(bags,

protective

foam

sheet).

Mains

cable

for

active

speaker

"Getting

Wireless"

card

Your

set

consists

of

material

which

can

be

recycled

if

disassembled

by

a

specialized

company.

Please

observe

the

local

regulations

regarding

the

disposal

of

packing

materials,

exhausted

batteries

and

old

equipment.

CONTROLS

Transmitter

unit

Active

surround

speaker

1

Status

light.

R

E

D

:

Transmitter

is

on.

BLINKING:

Transmitter

is

on

and

input

level

is

too

high

(see

5).

OFF:

Transmitter

is

in

standby

mode

or

not

connected

to

the

AC/DC

adapter.

2

L

(SUB)

.

N

o

t

used

with

the

delivered

configuration.

3

R(SURR).

.To

connect

the

transmitter

unit

to

the

SURROUND

OUT

(SURR

PRE

OUT)

of

your

set.

4

SURR

/

MULTI

.

Set

this

selector

to

SURR,

the

position

MULTI

is

not

used

with

the

delivered

configuration.

5

A-B-C

.

To

set

the

input

sensitivity

of

the

transmitter

unit.

A:

maximum

sensitivity

B:

medium

sensitivity

C:

minimum

sensitivity

8

®.

G

R

EEN

LIGHT:

If

this

is

on,

the

active

speaker

is

on.

9

(!).

RED

LIGHT:

If

this

is

on,

the

active

speaker

is

in

standby

mode.

Note:

-

If

both

lights

are

off

the

active

speaker

is

switched

off

or

not

connected

to

the

mains.

10

CHANNEL

.

.

7

step

channel

selector

for

setting

the

transmitting

channel

in

case

of

interferences.

11

POWER

.

.

To

switch

the

active

surround

speaker

on

and

off.

12

TO

PASSIVE

BOX

.

.To

connect

the

active

surround

speaker

to

the

passive

surround

speaker.

Important!

Do

not

connect

any

amplifier

or

set

to

the

"TO

PASSIVE

BOX”

output!

6

14

V

.

To

connect

the

transmitter

unit

to

the

AC/DC

adapter

provided.

7

CHANNEL

.

7

step

channel

selector

for

setting

the

transmitting

channel

in

case

of

interferences.

Note:

-

Always

be

sure

that

the

transmitter

unit

and

the

active

surround

speaker

are

switched

to

the

same

transmitting

channel,

otherwise

no

sound

or

only

a

distorted

sound

will

be

heard

on

the

surround

speakers.

-

You

have

to

switch

off

the

active

surround

speaker

before

setting

the

transmitting

channel.

13

MAINS

.

.To

connect

the

active

surround

speaker

to

the

mains.

14

VOLTAGE

SELECTOR

(

N

oton

all

versions)

Set

this

selector

to

your

local

mains

voltage.

If

the

selector

must

be

reset,

disconnect

the

mains

lead

first.

AC/DC

adapter

15

VOLTAGE

SELECTOR.

{Not

on

all

versions)

Set

this

selector

to

your

local

mains

voltage.

If

the

selector

must

be

reset,

disconnect

the

mains

lead

first.

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5

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CONNECTIONS

Front

speakers

(not

included)

and

centre

speaker

Connect

the

coloured

speaker

wire

to

the

coloured

or

©

terminal,

and

the

black

wire

to

the

black

or

©

terminal

of

the

appliance.

Surround

speakers

Your

wireless

speaker

system

includes

two

different

surround

speakers.

One

is

the

active

surround

speaker;

the

other

one

is

the

passive

surround

speaker.

You

can

identify

the

active

speaker

by

the

controls

on

the

rear.

Connect

the

active

to

the

passive

speaker

with

the

speaker

cable

provided.

Connect

the

coloured

wire

to

the

coloured

terminal,

and

the

black

wire

to

the

black

terminal

on

both

speakers.

Connect

the

active

speaker

to

the

mains

with

the

mains

cable

provided.

Switch

on

the

active

speaker

with

the

POWER

switch.

Transmitter

unit

Connect

the

SURR

terminal

of

the

transmitter

unit

with

the

PRE

OUT

(SURROUND)

terminal

of

the

appliance

using

the

supplied

cinch

cable.

Connect

the

AC/DC

adapter

supplied

to

the

14

V

socket

of

the

transmitter

unit.

Then

connect

the

AC/DC

adapter

to

the

mains.

Note:

-

The

SUB

terminal

of

the

transmitter

unit

is

not

used

Note:

-

After

connecting

all

the

speakers,

do

not

forget

to

with

this

set.

adjust

the

relative

sound

level

between

them.

Important!

Always

switch

off

all

your

equipment

before

making

any

connections!

For

connecting

your

wireless

speaker

system

refer

to

the

picture

above.

The

loudspeaker

connections

on

the

appliance

may

be

screw

connectors

or

click-fit

connectors.

*

50

1

%

1

3

At

the

rear

of

the

appliance

you

will

find

a

coloured

or

©

terminal

and

a

black

or

©

terminal

for

each

speaker.

6

POSITIONING

SETUP

Positioning

of

the

transmitter

unit

_

Position

the

unit

in

a

way

that

you

are

able

to

"see"

the

active

surround

speaker

from

the

position

of

the

unit.

To

avoid

sound

distortions

caused

by

magnetic

fields

do

not

place

the

transmitter

unit

on

your

TV

set.

Positioning

of

the

speakers

Important!

To

avoid

overheating

do

not

cover

any

vents

and

leave

a

minimum

distance

of

5

centimeters

(2

inches)

for

ventilation.

General

hints

for

positioning

Avoid

positioning

the

speakers

in

a

corner

or

on

the

floor,

as

this

will

boost

the

bass

tones

too

much.

Placing

the

speakers

behind

curtains,

furniture

etc.

will

reduce

the

treble

response,

thus

reducing

the

stereo

effect

considerably.

The

listener

should

always

be

able

to

"see"

the

speakers.

Each

room

has

different

acoustic

characteristics

and

the

positioning

possibilities

are

often

limited.

You

can

find

the

best

position

for

your

speakers

by

following

the

picture

above.

The

speakers

should

always

be

arranged

as

symmetrically

as

possible

in

the

room.

Positioning

the

centre

speaker

The

centre

speaker

should

be

placed

in

the

centre

between

both

front

speakers,

e.

g.

underneath

or

on

top

of

the

TV.

The

best

height

for

the

centre

speaker

is

at

the

height

of

the

listener's

ears

(while

seated).

Positioning

the

surround

speakers

The

surround

speakers

should

face

each

other

and

be

in

line

with,

or

at

most

1,5m

(4ft

6ins)

behind

the

listener.

Adjusting

the

relative

sound

level

_

After

installing

your

speakers,

you

will

have

to

find

a

good

sound

balance

between

the

surround,

the

centre

and

the

front

speakers.

r

In

the

instruction

booklet

of

your

appliance

you

will

find

a

section

describing

howto

adjust

the

sound

of

the

different

speakers.

Follow

those

instructions

to

get

the

most

out

of

your

new

PHILIPS

speakers.

Setting

the

input

sensitivity

A-B-C

Depending

on

which

sound

source

you

use,

the

signals

delivered

have

different

strengths.

If

the

red

light

on

the

front

of

the

transmitter

unit

starts

to

blink,

the

incoming

signal

is

too

strong.

This

will

cause

distortions!

Set

the

A-B-C

switch

to

adjust

the

input

sensitivity

to

a

lower

level.

If

the

red

light

on

the

front

of

the

transmitter

unit

goes

off

during

play,

the

incoming

signal

is

not

strong

enough.

Set

the

A-B-C

switch

to

adjust

the

input

sensitivity

to

a

higher

level.

Setting

the

transmitting

channel

_

1

In

case

of

interferences

of

the

signal

from

the

transmitter

unit

it

is

possible

to

shift

to

another

transmitting

channel.

1

Switch

off

the

active

surround

speaker.

2

Set

the

CHANNEL

slide

at

the

back

of

the

transmitter

unit

to

another

number.

3

Set

the

CHANNEL

slide

at

the

back

of

the

active

surround

speaker

to

the

same

number

as

on

the

transmitter.

4

Switch

on

the

active

surround

speaker.

Note:

-Always

be

sure

that

the

transmitter

unit

and

the

active

surround

speaker

are

switched

to

the

same

transmitting

channel,

otherwise

no

sound

or

only

a

distorted

sound

will

be

heard

on

the

surround

speakers.

Switching

On-Standby-Off

The

transmitter

unit

is

equipped

with

a

sensitive

input.

If

there

is

no

signal

on

the

SUB

and

SURR

input

the

transmitter

and

the

surround

speakers

will

switch

to

standby

after

approximately

100

seconds.

The

green

light

on

the

front

of

the

active

surround

speaker

shows

that

the

speaker

is

on.

If

the

red

light

is

on,

the

speaker

has

switched

to

standby.

To

switch

the

active

speaker

off,

use

the

POWER

switch.

If

the

red

light

on

the

front

of

the

transmitter

is

off,

it

has

switched

to

standby.

To

switch

the

transmitter

off,

unplug

the

AC/DC

adapter

from

the

mains.

7

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English

GENERAL

INFORMATION

TECHNICAL

DATA

j

Power

handling

_

Any

amplifier

or

receiver

used

at

high

power

can

produce

distortions

which

may

seriously

damage

your

speakers.

If

distortion

occurs,

reduce

the

volume

and

the

tone

control

to

a

level

where

the

sound

is

acceptable

again.

When

using

microphones,

avoid

feedback

which

occurs

when

a

microphone

picks

up

sound

from

the

speakers,

resulting

in

a

howling

noise.

Keep

the

microphone

away

from

the

speakers

or

reduce

the

volume.

Maintenance

_

A

chamois

leather

slightly

moistened

with

water

is

sufficient

for

cleaning

the

speaker

cabinet.

Do

not

use

cleaning

agents

containing

alcohol,

spirits,

ammonia

or

abrasives.

Do

not

leave

the

speakers

for

a

long

time

in

direct

sunlight

or

other

places

where

high

temperatures

can

occur.

Do

not

expose

the

speakers

to

humidity

or

rain.

More

wireless

products...

_

The

transmitter

is

also

equipped

to

drive

an

optional

wireless

subwoofer,

wireless

stereo

loudspeakers

or

wireless

headphones.

Please

ask

your

dealer

for

this

products,

and

refer

to

the

bypacked

instructions

enclosed

for

setting

up

your

transmitter

for

use

with

them.

Technical

data

_

subject

to

change

without

notice

Surround

speakers

Impedance.3£2

Frequency

range.100—15,000Hz

Output

power.2

x

22

W

RMS'/3Q/1kHz/THD

10%

Output

power.360

W

PMPO

Sensitivity.87dB

Drivers.

.1

x

4"

full

range

Dimensions

(h

x

w

x

d)....

.219

x

174

x209mm

Weight

active.

.approx.

3kg

Weight

passive.

’>±1

dB

.approx.

1.5kg

Magnetically

shielded

centre

speaker

Impedance.

.6Q

Frequency

range.

.75-20.000HZ

Power

handling

capacity...

.50W

Sensitivity.

.89dB

Drivers..

....2

x

4"

woofers,

1

x

1

V"

tweeter

Crossover

frequencies.

.8,000Hz

Dimensions

(hxwxd)....

.152

x400

x

160mm

Weight.

.approx.

3.4kg

Transmitter

unit

System.

.Radio

frequency

(RF)

Modulation.

.Frequency

modulation

(FM)

S/N

in

signal.

.95dB

Step

channel

frequency.

.433.375-434.500MHZ

or

925.500—927.000MHz

Transmission

power.

.<10mW

Working

range.

.up

to

100m

Dimensions

(hxwxd)....

.206

x130

x134mm

Weight.

.approx.

0.26kg

8

TROUBLESHOOTING

WARNING

If

a

fault

occurs,

first

check

the

points

listed

below

before

taking

the

speakers

for

repair.

Under

no

circumstances

should

you

try

to

repair

the

speakers

yourself,

as

this

will

invalidate

the

If

Y

ou

are

unable

to

solve

a

problem

by

following

these

hints,

guarantee.

consult

your

dealer

or

service

centre.

PROBLEM

POSSIBLE

CAUSE

SOLUTION

No

sound

VOLUME

is

not

correctly

adjusted.

Adjust

the

VOLUME.

Headphones

are

connected

to

the

appliance.

Disconnect

headphones.

Speakers

are

not

(or

wrongly)

connected.

Connect

the

speakers

securely.

No

sound

on

the

One

speaker

is

wrongly

connected.

Connect

the

speaker

properly.

left

or

right

side

A

speaker

cable

is

damaged.

Replace

the

cable.

Poor

sound

or

no

sound

at

SURROUND

mode

is

not

switched

on.

Switch

to

the

surround

mode

on

the

appliance.

the

centre

or

surround

speakers

Surround

and/or

centre

speakers

are

not

(properly)

connected.

Connect

the

speakers

properly.

A

speaker

cable

is

damaged.

Replace

the

cable.

Transmitter

unit

or

active

surround

speakers

are

switched

off.

Switch

on

transmitter

and

active

surround

speaker.

Transmitter

unit

and/or

active

surround

speaker

are

not

securely

connected

to

the

mains.

Connect

the

mains

cables

properly.

CHANNEL

switch

of

the

transmitter

unit

and

the

active

speaker

are

not

switched

to

the

same

number.

Set

the

CHANNEL

slides

on

the

transmitter

unit

and

on

the

active

speaker

to

the

same

number.

Transmitter

unit

is

connected

to

the

wrong

output

on

the

appliance.

Connect

the

transmitter

unit

to

the

correct

terminal

on

the

appliance.

SURR/MULTI

switch

of

the

transmitter

unit

is

in

the

wrong

position.

Set

the

SURR/MULTI

switch

to

the

SURR

position.

The

signal

from

the

transmitter

unit

is

interfered

through

electric

appliances.

Set

the

transmitter

unit

and

the

active

surround

speaker

to

another

transmitting

channel.

The

signal

from

your

appliance

is

too

strong.

Set

the

input

sensitivity

of

the

transmitter,

unit

to

the

next

level.

Poor

bass

sound

Speakers

are

not

in

phase.

Connect

speakers

properly;

coloured

cable

to

©-pole,

black

cable

to

©-pole.

Bad

sound

Badly

matching

setting

for

the

given

type

of

music

or

sound.

Correct

the

sound

settings

on

the

appliance.

Surround

sound

level

is

too

low

or

too

high

The

level

of

the

surround

sound

is

not

properly

adjusted.

Adjust

the

level

and

delay

time

of

the

surround

sound

on

the

appliance.

Centre

sound

level

is

too

The

sound

level

of

the

centre

channel

is

not

Adjust

the

level

of

the

centre

channel

low

or

too

high

properly

adjusted.

on

the

appliance.

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