How to fix Sine Audio Speaker System with no power?
To resolve a Sine Audio Speaker System with no power, verify the power adapter is securely connected to the electrical outlet and the DC plug is properly inserted into the DC IN socket. If it still doesn't work, unplug the power adapter for a minute, then reconnect it.
What to do if my Sine Audio DS6401 has no sound?
If your Sine Audio Speaker System has no sound, first, ensure the sound bar is on and the power indicator is green. Maximize your TV's volume and check that the mute button isn't activated. Make sure the source device's volume is appropriately set and playing. Verify the correct source device is selected. Also, ensure your audio cables are connected to the correct output connectors on your TV (Audio Output, Optical OUT, or Coaxial OUT). Activate PCM in your source device's audio settings and turn on your TV speakers.
Why is my Sine Audio DS6401 Speaker System remote control not working?
If the remote control for your Sine Audio Speaker System isn't working, first ensure the batteries are correctly inserted or replace them. Then, move the remote closer to the sound bar, ensuring no obstacles are in the way, and make sure you're within 16.5 feet (5 meters). Aim the remote directly at the infrared receiver on the system.
How to improve poor audio quality on Sine Audio DS6401 Speaker System?
If you're experiencing poor audio quality with your Sine Audio Speaker System, try the following: * Select a suitable sound mode by pressing the movie, music, or news button on the remote. * Set the sound bar volume to 75% of maximum. * Secure the cable connections on the sound bar and TV (or other connected sources). * Test with different source devices. Also, ensure all cables are correctly and fully plugged in.
What causes poor audio quality on Sine Audio DS6401 Speaker System and how to fix it?
To address poor audio quality on your Sine Audio Speaker System, reduce the volume of your source device or restore the volume by double-clicking the boost button on the remote. If you're using a Bluetooth device, bring it closer to the sound bar, ensuring no obstacles interfere with the connection.
What to do if Sine Audio Speaker System doesn’t react?
If your Sine Audio Speaker System isn’t reacting, unplug the power adapter for at least one minute and then reconnect it. This can resolve malfunctions caused by electrostatic discharge.
Why can't I connect my Bluetooth device to my Sine Audio DS6401?
If your Bluetooth device won't connect to the Sine Audio sound bar: * Move the Bluetooth device closer to the sound bar. * Switch off and on your device and/or sound bar, then repeat the pairing process. * Ensure the sound bar isn't connected to another Bluetooth device. * Select Sine Audio from your device's Bluetooth list. * Verify you're using the correct device. * Remove the sound bar (Sine Audio) from your phone/tablet's paired devices list, then turn the sound bar off and on again, and pair it again. * Try connecting another Bluetooth device. If issues persist, consult your dealer for repair.
General guidelines for safe product operation and handling.
Guidelines for safe battery installation and usage.
Compliance information regarding Federal Communications Commission regulations.
Identifies front view buttons, indicators, and connector panel ports.
Details the buttons and operation of the remote control.
Steps for unpacking and preparing the sound bar for installation.
Detailed instructions for securely mounting the sound bar on a wall.
Guide for connecting audio sources via optical, coaxial, and analog cables.
Instructions on how to use the remote control for basic operations.
Guide to powering up the system and selecting sound modes.
How to switch between audio sources and use playback controls.
Steps for pairing and using Bluetooth devices with the sound bar.
Instructions for cleaning the sound bar.
Details about the product's warranty coverage and exclusions.
General| Sensitivity | 90 dB |
|---|---|
| Woofer Size | 6.5 inch |
| Tweeter Size | 1 inch |
| Impedance | 4 Ohm |
| Frequency Response | 20 kHz |
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