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Adjusting the tone quality
The settings are not stored when you change into a differ-
ent mode.
• Press one of the buttons|25 to select the presets for the
tone quality for music (MUSIC), films (MOVIE) or dia-
logue (DIALOG).
•Use the TREBLE –/+|23 buttons to adjust the treble
sounds.
•Use the BASS –/+|24 buttons to adjust the bass
sounds.
NOTE:
for the movie tone quality (
MOVIE
) the 3D effect is
already preset.
Switching the 3D effect on and off
•Press the 3D|26 button in order to switch the 3D effect
on/off.
- If the 3D effect is switched on, 3d is shown briefly in
the display.
- If the 3D effect is switched off, the selected tone
quality (SOnG, CInE or dIA) is shown in the display.
6.3 HDMI (ARC) connection
Definition
- HDMI stands for High Definition Multimedia Interface.
Via this transmission route, digital images and audio
signals can be transmitted.
- HDMI (ARC - Audio Return Channel) means that the
cable is provided with an ARC channel. Via this chan-
nel, audio signals are transmitted in both directions.
The following modern devices are usually provided with an
ARC output: television sets, games consoles or digital re-
ceivers. In the following, the connection to a television set
is described.
Via the ARC channel of the HDMI cable, digital audio sig-
nals can be transmitted from the source device (e.g. televi-
sion set) to the soundbar.
The audio transmission via the HDMI (ARC) socket|10
can only work if all components are ARC-enabled. If the
transmission is unsuccessful, you must take one or possibly
several of the following items into account:
• The old HDMI cable must be replaced with a new
ARC-enabled cable.
• Not every HDMI socket on the television set needs to
support ARC. In this case, the HDMI cable on the tele-
vision set must be connected to another ARC-enabled
HDMI socket. Usually, the respective HDMI sockets are
labelled with ARC. If not, refer to the user instructions
of your television set.
• For several television sets, the digital audio output must
be activated. Select the audio output PCM 2.0 (PCM
stereo). If the audio output PCM 2.0 (PCM stereo) is
not set on the television set, the soundbar will automat-
ically switch off.
1. Connect the socket HDMI (ARC)|10 by means of an
ARC-enabled HDMI cable to an HDMI ARC socket of
your television set.
2. Switch on the soundbar with the button |32.
3. By pressing the HDMI (ARC) button|17, select the
HDMI input.
4. Switch on the television set. When the connection is es-
tablished for the first time, it may take several seconds
until sound is output from the soundbar.
NOTE:
if you use the
HDMI (ARC)
|
10
connection, the
soundbar is usually switched on and off via the remote control
of the connected device. The connected device must support
the CEC (Consumer Electronic Control) protocol.
6.4 Bluetooth
®
Establishing connection
NOTES:
• The identification of the device is “SSB|50|A1”.
• After it has been switched over to Bluetooth
®
, the de-
vice automatically attempts to establish a connection
with the last paired device.
• Please observe that the establishment process of the
connection may vary slightly depending on the device
and the software used.
1. Press the |30 button to switch over to a Bluetooth
®
connection. The display|1 shows bt.
2. Switch on the audio device (e.g. smartphone) and start
the Bluetooth
®
connection.
3. The audio device will now receive the device identifi-
cation “SSB|50|A1”. If nothing happens, press the
PAIR|19 button on the remote control for approx.
1|second. The display|1 will show bt flashing rapidly.
4. Establish the connection with the soundbar on the au-
dio device. If you are asked for a password, enter
“0000”. Both devices are now interconnected. The dis-
play|1 shows bt continuously, and an audio signal
sounds.
NOTE: usually, audio devices remember the identification
of the device. In this case, it may not be necessary to es-
tablish the connection manually again if the Bluetooth
®
function is activated.
Tone quality
Remote control
buttons|25
Display
Music MUSIC SOnG
Film MOVIE CInE
Language DIALOG dIA
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