MartinLogan Verse 业主指南
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unplug the wireless receiver and plug it back in, and
repeat syncing.
repeat syncing.
Reference your subwoofer’s manual to learn how to
properly adjust the sub’s level and phase controls.
The subwoofer’s crossover should be set to “bypass”
or “LFE”. For subwoofers that do not have a “bypass”
or “LFE” crossover setting, we recommend adjusting
the crossover to its highest setting.
properly adjust the sub’s level and phase controls.
The subwoofer’s crossover should be set to “bypass”
or “LFE”. For subwoofers that do not have a “bypass”
or “LFE” crossover setting, we recommend adjusting
the crossover to its highest setting.
Please note: The subwoofer wireless transmit-
ter built in to this soundbar is not compatible with
MartinLogan’s SWT-1 or SWT-2 subwoofer wire-
less technology. If your subwoofer has SWT-1 or
SWT-2 technology built in you can still utilize the
soundbar’s wireless functionality by connecting
the soundbar’s subwoofer receiver to the LFE input
on your subwoofer, or connecting an SWT-1 or
SWT-2 transmitter to the Sub Out on the soundbar.
ter built in to this soundbar is not compatible with
MartinLogan’s SWT-1 or SWT-2 subwoofer wire-
less technology. If your subwoofer has SWT-1 or
SWT-2 technology built in you can still utilize the
soundbar’s wireless functionality by connecting
the soundbar’s subwoofer receiver to the LFE input
on your subwoofer, or connecting an SWT-1 or
SWT-2 transmitter to the Sub Out on the soundbar.
Please note: If you decide to no longer use
wireless, turn off the soundbar’s wireless trans-
mitter by using the menu system and choosing
‘Subwoofer > Wireless Subwoofer > Turn Wireless
Sub Off’ or ‘Subwoofer > No Sub’. Doing this will
turn off the transmitter and automatically set the
soundbar for no sub.
wireless, turn off the soundbar’s wireless trans-
mitter by using the menu system and choosing
‘Subwoofer > Wireless Subwoofer > Turn Wireless
Sub Off’ or ‘Subwoofer > No Sub’. Doing this will
turn off the transmitter and automatically set the
soundbar for no sub.
WARNING! When operating wirelessly, the
subwoofer may be susceptible to RF interference
subwoofer may be susceptible to RF interference
in the 2.4GHz bandwidth from microwave ovens
and wireless devices such as Wi-Fi systems, video
game consoles, cordless telephones, Bluetooth
devices, and baby monitors. Generally, this issue
(intermittent sound or slight popping noises) is eas-
ily resolved by physically separating problematic
devices from one another—a distance as little as
two feet will often alleviate the interference. In the
case of microwave ovens, the interference will only
occur when the microwave is operating.
and wireless devices such as Wi-Fi systems, video
game consoles, cordless telephones, Bluetooth
devices, and baby monitors. Generally, this issue
(intermittent sound or slight popping noises) is eas-
ily resolved by physically separating problematic
devices from one another—a distance as little as
two feet will often alleviate the interference. In the
case of microwave ovens, the interference will only
occur when the microwave is operating.
ETHERNET CONNECTION
Connect your soundbar’s Ethernet connection to your
local area network to use ARC™ (Anthem Room
Correction) or IP control.
Connect your soundbar’s Ethernet connection to your
local area network to use ARC™ (Anthem Room
Correction) or IP control.
IR OUTPUTS
These jacks accept IR emmiters with 3.5mm mono-
style connectors. One IR emmiter is included with
the soundbar.
These jacks accept IR emmiters with 3.5mm mono-
style connectors. One IR emmiter is included with
the soundbar.
Plug the IR emitter into either of the soundbar’s IR
Out jacks and place the other end of the IR emitter
over the IR sensor on another piece of equipment
The use of an IR emitter allows the soundbar to
pass IR signals from any remote control to a teth-
ered device—allowing control of equipment in
locations a remote would normally not reach.
Out jacks and place the other end of the IR emitter
over the IR sensor on another piece of equipment
The use of an IR emitter allows the soundbar to
pass IR signals from any remote control to a teth-
ered device—allowing control of equipment in
locations a remote would normally not reach.