Philips DSS 330 - Manual (Page 10)

OPERATION
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1 The speaker system can be switched ON
(LED = GREEN ) or to STANDBY mode (LED =
RED ) using the remote control.
2 The speaker system has an AUTOMATIC
STANDBY CONTROL that will either switch
the system on or to standby mode
automatically depending on the availability
of an audio signal.
3 The remote control can further be used to
control the VOLUME and INCREDIBLE
SURROUND.
4 You can also use the Philips Speaker control
applet to adjust the VOLUME, BALANCE,
TREBLE or BASS or to MUTE the speakers.
5 Adjust the BASS level on the subwoofer to
the acoustical environment and to your
personal preference.
Note: After installing the USB speakers,
the bass and treble setting on the PC
could be at the minimum. Adjust the
bass and treble to mid level before
tuning the subwoofer bass level.
Controls:
• The control applet and the remote control
can only be used if the USB is connected and
supported by the operating system. If it is
not then the on screen controls of the
soundcard must be used.
While booting the PC:
• During Windows start up, do not use any of
the controls on the remote control/speakers.
Note: It is impossible to change the volume
while the Windows start up wave
file is played. The volume setting of
your last session will be used.
Sound interruption:
• While another USB device is being
connected to the USB the speaker will
interrupt music/sound for about 1-2 seconds.
Playing Audio CD on CD-ROM:
• Some CD ROM drives do not support digital
audio playback (check with your equipment/
manufacturer), Sound can be played back via
your soundcard (select via the control panel
of the preferred playback device).
No sound, DOS games:
• Legacy DOS games do not support USB.
Sounds can only be played via a soundcard,
that is connected to the line in Jack of the
speakers.
No sound, USB clock problems:
• Some older versions of the USB
implementations on the mother board have
incorrect wiring, leading to an out of
specification clock rate. In that case the
speaker will install correctly and all your
controls seem to work properly, but you do
not hear any sound. If you have your such a
system, please refer to our website for
instructions on how to solve this problem.
For the latest information and questions on our
USB speakers, visit our website:
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