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Onkyo LS-T30 manual

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  • Page 1

    LS-T30 TV S peak er Syste m Instr uction Manual Th ank yo u for pu rc ha sing a n O n kyo pr oduc t. Ple ase r ea d thi s manu al th oro ughl y be f ore m aki ng c on nect ions a nd plug gi ng i n your n ew Onk yo p rodu ct. Fo llow i ng th e i nstr u ctio ns i n t hi s m anu al w ill ena b le yo u to obtai n optim um pe rfo rman ce an d liste ni n[...]

  • Page 2

    2 Safet y precautio ns Imp ort ant S af ety In stru ctio ns 1 Read these instructi o ns. 2 Keep these instructions. 3 Heed all warnings. 4 Follow all instr uctions. 5 Do not use this apparatus near water. 6 Clean only with dry cloth. 7 Do not block any ventilation openings. In stall in accordance w ith the manu fac turer’s instructions. 8 Do not [...]

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    Safety p recautions 3 - Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. - Increase the separation bet ween the equipment and receiver . - Connect the equipm ent i nt o an o utlet on a circuit dif ferent fr om that to which the receiver is connected. - Consult the dealer or an experienc ed radio/TV technician for help. This device complies wi th Industr[...]

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    4 Control Referenc e Guide Main uni t IN PU T but to n: Switche s the i nput sou r ce. E ac h time t he but t on is pr e sse d, inp ut m odes are swit ched in ord er of TV # USB (Nor t h A me ric a n mo de ls ) # Blue tooth # . ... * Also, switches the power on/standby . Press and hold for approximately 3 seconds to place the device into S tandby .[...]

  • Page 5

    Control Re ference Gu ide 5 Rear of the unit (t erminals ) OPTICA L jack : Mak es a digi tal c onne cti on to the T V w it h t he sup pl ie d optic al d igi tal audi o c a ble. ar e u s ed depe n din g on th e au dio o ut put s av aila ble o n your T V . COA XIAL jack : M ak es a d ig ital c on nect io n to the T V usi ng a co ax ia l ca bl e (sold[...]

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    Contro l Reference Guide 6 Rem ote con tr oller Thi s man ual o utli n es p roce dur es u sing th e re mote con tro ller. ON/ST ANDBY button: Switc hes the pow er on/ sta nd by. SUBWOOFER i / j bu ttons: Adj ust t he subw oofe r level . SO UND MODE button : Use this bu tton to selec t the de si red s ound mo de fo r th e playb ack au dio. IN PUT bu[...]

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    7 Placem ent The ill ustra tio n s hows a n ex ample of pla cem ent. Moun t t he un it on a firm surfa ce such as the top o f a l ow b oard . Al so, subw oof er is l ocat ed on the bo t to m s ide of the u nit . Pleas e take ext ra ca re o n se tting . T Vs m ee tin g t he fo llow in g requi rem e nts may be plac ed on the u nit . 0 Weight : 6 0 kg[...]

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    8 Conn ecting to a TV If there is th e OPTICAL jack on t he TV being used (ill ustrat ed above ) Mak e a digi tal co nnec tion to th e TV with th e supp lied opt i cal digi tal audi o cab le. Co nnect the AC adap ter /powe r c ord in to the DC IN on th e uni t, and t hen c onn ect t he ot he r end of the pow er cor d in to an e lect ri cal outl et.[...]

  • Page 9

    9 Listen ing to TV Basic op erati ons 1. Tu rn on th e T V . Auto P owe r O n is tur ned on b y defau lt, a nd so pow e r to th e un it tur ns o n a ut om at ical ly . The in put s ource aut omatic ally sw itch es t o TV , an d au dio f rom th e TV is pl aye d. 0 Th e inpu t sou rc e s wit ch es t o T V , a n d t he inpu t so urc e in di cat or li [...]

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    Listen ing t o TV 10 Change t he desi red sound qua lity (SOUND MODE) Y o u can sw i tc h t he sou nd m od e of in pu t s ound as des ire d. 1. P ress SO UND MOD E b utton . The soun d mo de s are s witch ed in t he f ollo win g o rder eac h time th is b utt on is pr ess ed. T he statu s in di cato r li ghts (ora nge) ind ic at e the c urre n t m o[...]

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    11 Usin g a TV Rem ote Contr oller Preprogr ammed f eature The unit has been prepr ogrammed so that t he unit can be operat ed using your TV remote cont roller. V olume cont rol and muting(*) operat ions can be per form ed wi th t his fe at ure. I f yo u want to use o ther funct ions o r cannot operate t he unit wit h your TV r emote controll er , [...]

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    12 Playin g via Bluetooth Connec tion Y ou can wi rele ssly en joy musi c f iles st ored in a smar tpho ne o r ot her Bluet oot h-en abl ed de vi ce. The cove rag e ar ea is 10 m eters (3 3 feet ). Pa irin g Pai rin g is neces sary w hen usi ng th e Blue tooth -e nabl ed de vice f or the fi rs t time . Bef ore st art ing th e pro ced ure , l ear n [...]

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    13 T roubl eshooting ∫ Resett ing the unit Re sett in g the unit to th e stat us a t th e tim e of s h i p m e nt m a y s o l v e t h e p r o b le m. Re se t t h e un i t wit h t he foll o win g pro cedure . P res s and ho ld th e but ton on t he un it w hen the pow er is o n, and then pre ss and hold whi le cont in uing to pr ess for 10 sec onds[...]

  • Page 14

    14 S pecification s Ra ted O utp ut P ower (FT C): Fron t sp ea ker : (N or th Am eri can) 12. 5 W min imu m c ont in uous po wer per c hann el, 4 ohm loads , 2 chan ne l dri ven a t 1 kHz, with a maxim um to tal ha rmo nic d isto rtion of 1% Subwo ofer : (North Ameri can) 25 W mi nimum continuous power , 4 ohm loads, 1 channel d riven at 80 Hz, wi[...]

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    15 Su pplie d Acces sories Mak e s ure y ou hav e t he fo ll owi ng it em s be fo re us e. 0 Th e nu mber in p a ren thes is ind icat e s th e quan tit y . 0 In ca talog s an d on packa ging , the le tt er at the e nd of the pr odu ct na m e indic a tes t he co lo r . AC ada pter ( 1) Power cord (1 ) Re mote con tro lle r (1 ) RC- 894S (Nor th Am e[...]

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    SN29401856 (C) Copyright 2014 Onkyo Corporation Japan. All rights reserved. Onkyo Corporation Kitahama Chuo Bldg, 2-2-22 Kitahama, Chuo-ku, OSAKA 541-0041, JAPAN http://www.onkyo.com/ The Americas Onkyo U.S.A. Corporation 18 Park Way, Upper Saddle River, N.J. 07458, U.S.A. For Dealer, Service, Order and all other Business Inquiries: Tel: 201-785-26[...]