How to fix Canton Speaker System remote control not working?
If your Canton DM system isn't responding to the remote control, it could be due to an empty battery. Replace the battery, making sure to observe the correct polarity when inserting it. Alternatively, check if the protective foil has been removed from the remote control and remove it.
Why does my Canton Digital Movie 101 Speaker System keep switching to the BT input?
The Canton DM system might switch to the BT input inadvertently when your mobile device produces system tones, such as when typing on the keyboard. To prevent this, deactivate the SEL function (MAN). Also, deactivate the system tones on your mobile end device.
Why is there no sound coming from my Canton Digital Movie 101 Speaker System?
There might be several reasons for the lack of sound from your Canton Speaker System. First, the sound format of the source device might be wrongly selected; check the correct setting of your source device, as “DTS” encoded output formats cannot be reproduced. Second, the source device might not be outputting an audio signal, so activate the digital output and increase the output volume of the source. Finally, the cable might not be correctly connected or could be faulty; check the connection of the source device to the DM system and change the cable if necessary. Ensure that you have removed the protective caps from the provided optical cable.
What to do if my Canton Digital Movie 101 Speaker System volume is too low?
If the sound reproduction from your Canton Speaker System is too soft, the volume of the DM system or the source device might be set too low. Increase the volume using the “Volume” button and also increase the volume of the source device. Also, the maximum possible volume might have been limited by means of the “Volume” function; increase the max. possible volume in line with instructions.
Why does my Canton Digital Movie 101 Speaker System keep going into standby mode?
If your Canton DM system is autonomously switching into standby, the ECO function might be activated (ON). Deactivate the ECO function. Alternatively, the AUT function might be activated (ON); deactivate the AUT function. The infrared command for standby (STB) might have been learned incorrectly; learn the command for standby (STB) correctly. The ECO function might have been deactivated, so activate the ECO function. The AUT function might still be deactivated, so activate the AUT function.
Why does my Canton Digital Movie 101 Speaker System turn on by itself?
Your Canton DM system might be switching on inadvertently if your mobile device produces system tones while, for example, typing on the keyboard. To resolve this, deactivate the AUT function (OFF).
Why can't I select the BT input on my Canton Digital Movie 101 Speaker System?
If you cannot select the BT input on your Canton DM system using the “Input” keys, it's likely that the SEL function is activated (AUT). In this case, the switching process happens automatically as soon as the DM system detects an audio signal from the mobile end device.
Why can't I select the optical, coaxial, or analog input on my Canton Digital Movie 101 Speaker System?
If you're unable to select the optical, coaxial, or analog input on your Canton DM system using the input button, it's possible that the input has been deactivated. Activate the input.
General| Brand | Canton |
|---|---|
| Model | Digital Movie 101 |
| Category | Speaker System |
| Language | English |
Positioning the Canton Digital Movie underneath the screen on a flat surface.
Achieving maximum sound quality requires 15-20 hours of operation at normal volume.
Overview of the DM system's input and output ports and their functions.
Connecting modern TVs with an optical audio output for optimal sound quality.
Connecting Blu-Ray or DVD players via digital coaxial output.
Using shielded stereo RCA cable for analogue input from TV or other devices.
Connecting an external active subwoofer via the SUB OUT.
Explanation of buttons like Power, Mute, Input, Volume, Play Mode, and Sound.
Connecting to a Bluetooth® Wireless Technology enabled source device.
System automatically returns to last mode after power disconnection.
Shows selected input source like TV, DVD, AUX, or BT.
Indicates Volume, Mute, Bass, and Treble levels.
Shows Stereo (ST), Movie Surround (MOV), or Music Surround (MUS).
Indicates Pairing Mode, Connection established, Disconnected, or Error.
Adjustments for LipSync, Subwoofer, Equalizer, Dynamic Range Compression, Volume, and Voice.
Overview of Sleep Timer, AUT, ECO, SEL, APL, and RES functions.
Learn, delete, quit IR learning menu, and learn standby function.
Displays for Dolby Digital 5.1, Dolby Digital 2.0, and PCM audio signals.
Correct out-of-synch playback by delaying sound in 10 ms steps.
Switch the output for an external subwoofer on or off.
Choose between three pre-set equalizer settings to suit the location.
Reduce volume differences in Dolby encoded data streams.
Limit the maximum settable playback volume to a desired value.
Increase speech intelligibility in stereo and surround modes.
Device compatibility, standard, and range for Bluetooth® connection.
Steps to pair a mobile end device with the DM system.
Automatic connection and playback of media from a mobile device.
Set the device to switch to Standby after a defined period (15-60 min).
Device automatically turns on/off based on signal detection on selected inputs.
Device automatically enters standby mode if no signal is detected for one hour.
System automatically switches to BT input upon detecting mobile device audio signal.
Device automatically starts playback from last opened app on mobile device upon power on.
Restore DM system to delivery state, deleting personalized settings and paired devices.
Change names allocated to inputs (OPT, COA, ANA) to match source devices.
Allocate TV remote control keys to operate the soundbar functions.
Allocate TV, DVD, AUX, and Bluetooth® inputs to keys on your remote control.
Steps to delete TV remote control commands learned by the DM system.
Solutions for issues where the DM system does not respond to the remote control.
Troubleshooting steps for when no sound is produced by the DM system.
Solutions for low volume or soft sound output from the DM system.
Solutions for when the DM system fails to power on.
Troubleshooting automatic ON/OFF, standby, and non-standby modes.
Solutions for humming noise originating from the DM system.
Troubleshooting unintended switching to BT input or accidental power-on.
Solutions for when inputs cannot be selected or automatic BT switching fails.
Troubleshooting no playback or connection problems with Bluetooth® wireless technology.
Details on power supply, consumption, and analogue input/output levels.
Specifications for Dolby Digital, PCM, DTS TruSurround, and Bluetooth®.
Information on ambient temperature range and Bluetooth® frequency range.
List of EU directives the DM 101 system conforms to.
Guidelines for indoor use, device modification, and operation with specified mains voltage.
Minimising electricity usage by using the standby function.
Explanation of CE mark and instructions for proper disposal of electronic equipment and batteries.
Device compliance with FCC Rules and Industry Canada standards for radio transmission.
Guidelines to prevent harmful interference and maintain safe RF exposure distances.
5-year warranty for passive speakers, 2-year for DM systems, conditions apply.
5-year warranty for passive speakers, 2-year for DM systems, conditions apply.
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