Canton Smart Amp 5.1 User Manual (English)

Other manuals for Canton Smart Amp 5.1

Operating Instructions37 pages

Short Manual56 pages

Questions and Answers:

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Shane BlairSep 6, 2025
Why does my Canton Amp 5.1 keep changing inputs on its own?
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  Mark SmithSep 6, 2025
  If your Canton Amp 5.1 unintentionally changes the input: * This can happen if the function Input Select [SEL] is set to [AUT] and the currently selected analogue input [AUX] has a long break in the playback (>10 seconds) and a signal is present at another input or the source device is turned on at the optical and coaxial input. Make sure that no signal is present at any other input during playback at the analogue input [AUX] or that a device is switched on at the optical and coaxial digital input. * This can happen when your (mobile) device plays system sounds, such as typing on the keyboard. Disable these system sounds on your (mobile) device.
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rodriguezleahSep 5, 2025
Why are two Canton wireless speakers playing the same channel?
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  Alicia FloresSep 5, 2025
  If two Smart (wireless) speakers play the same channel with your Canton Amp 5.1, it is likely that two (slave) speakers were assigned to the same channel during the pairing process. First use the test tone to check which (slave) speaker is playing the wrong channel. Reconnect this speaker as described in the chapter Speaker Config [SPC] / Speaker Mapping [SPM] and select the correct channel.
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jellisSep 4, 2025
What to do if Canton Amp 5.1 cannot pair with wireless speakers?
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  Patrick AlexanderSep 4, 2025
  If pairing of Smart (wireless) speakers or a Smart subwoofer fails with your Canton Amp 5.1: * Ensure the slave speaker was disconnected from the mains for at least 30 seconds before pairing. * After turning on the power switch of the slave speaker, power it up by the remote control. * Always start the pairing process at the Amp 5.1 before connecting the (slave) speaker to the mains. * If the distance between (slave) speaker and Amp 5.1 (master device) is too high, increase the transmission power [TXP] according to this manual. Reduce the distance between Amp 5.1 and (slave) speaker. The maximum distance is approximately 10 m in the same room.
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Susan SandersAug 23, 2025
Why isn't my WiFi network showing up on my Canton Amp 5.1?
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  John AriasAug 23, 2025
  If your WiFi network is not displayed during setup of your Canton Amp 5.1, the network connection may be set to Ethernet [ETH]. Change the setting to WiFi [WIF] in the menu Network Select [NWC].
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melissaclaytonSep 2, 2025
Why isn't my Canton Amp 5.1 automatically switching to Bluetooth?
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  Frances ReedSep 2, 2025
  If your Canton Amp 5.1 is not automatically switching to the input [BT]: * The function BT Select [BTS] may be deactivated (Manual / [MAN]). Activate the function BT Select [BTS]. * Bluetooth® may be disabled on your (mobile) device. Activate Bluetooth® technology on your (mobile) device. * The Amp 5.1 may be connected to another (mobile) device. Disable Bluetooth® wireless technology on the other (mobile) device. * The (mobile) device may not be paired to the Amp 5.1. Pair your (mobile) device with the Amp 5.1.
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Dennis StoneSep 1, 2025
How do I manually select Bluetooth input on my Canton Amp 5.1?
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  Jennifer Collins DVMSep 2, 2025
  If the input [BT] cannot be selected via the “Input” buttons on your Canton Amp 5.1, it may be because the function BT Select [BTS] is activated. Deactivate the function BT Select [BTS] in order to select the input [BT] manually.
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Jason GillSep 1, 2025
Why does my Canton Amp 5.1 switch to Bluetooth input by itself?
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  Austin GalvanSep 1, 2025
  If your Canton Amp 5.1 is unintentionally switching to the input [BT]: * The function BT Select [BTS] may be activated, and your mobile device is playing system sounds. Deactivate the function BT Select [BTS] and set it back on Manual [MAN]. * Disable all system sounds on your (mobile) device.
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William MartinezAug 31, 2025
Canton Amp 5.1 not turning off automatically, how to fix?
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  Alexis HarveyAug 31, 2025
  If your Canton Amp 5.1 is not turning off automatically: * The standby function may be set to Manual [MAN]. Activate the standby function ECO, AUT, or NSB. * The standby function Auto [AUT] may be activated, and the source device also transmits a carrier signal in standby mode. Switch off the source device at its mains switch or disconnect it from the mains in any other way.
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Amy GayAug 30, 2025
Why does my Canton Amp 5.1 keep turning off?
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  Kristin MaddoxAug 30, 2025
  If your Canton Amp 5.1 is switching off unintentionally: * The standby function may be set to ECO, AUT or NSB. Select the standby function Manual [MAN] if you want the Amp 5.1 to stay on, even without an input signal. * The infrared command for Standby may have been learned incorrectly. Re-learn the infrared command for On (turn on) and Standby (turn off).
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Heather TurnerAug 29, 2025
How to enable auto turn on for Canton Amp 5.1?
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  Nicole HillAug 29, 2025
  If your Canton Amp 5.1 is not turning on automatically: * The standby function may be set to Network [NSB], requiring manual turn-on. To enable automatic turn-on, switch the standby function to Auto [AUT]. * The device may have been switched off via the “ON / Standby” button of the remote control or the “Power” button of the TV remote control. Switch on the Amp 5.1 via the “ON / Standby” button of the remote control and wait until it automatically switches to the standby mode next time. * The signal from the source at the analogue input [AUX] may be too low. Increase the output level (volume) on your analogue source device. * You can delete the “Power” button of your TV remote from the Amp 5.1 to prevent it from switching off together with your TV.

Canton Smart Amp 5.1 Specifications

General

Video in	3x HDMI
Video out	1x HDMI
Ethernet LAN (RJ-45) ports	1
Speakers connectivity type	-
Product color	Black
Volume control	Touch
Cables included	AC
Treble adjustment	Yes
Connectivity technology	Wired & Wireless
Audio decoders	DTS-HD, Dolby Atmos
Audio output channels	- channels
Peak power per channel	600 W
Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR)	- dB
Total Harmonic Distortion (THD)	- %