CA3908 - Speaker Cyber Acoustics - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL CA3908 Cyber Acoustics

CA-3908 Three-Piece Audio System INTRODUCTION CAUTION SPEAKER PREPARATION Welcome to the Cyber Acoustics CA-3908 speaker system. This three-piece system is designed to deliver superior audio performance to computers, iPod

, MP3 players, DVD players, and other portable audio devices. The system offers high efficient, long excursion drivers combined with a low distortion, high powered amplifier that provides deep base with clarity and greater dynamic range.

• Owner’s Guide with connection diagram

Read Instructions Carefully – All safety and operating instructions should be read before this device is operated.

Power Supply – Do not plug power supply in until all connections are made.

Power Sources – Use only the AC power cord supplied with these speakers. Cyber Acoustics will not be held responsible for damage caused by another power supply.

Heat – Keep speakers out of extreme heat, and away from sources producing extreme heat, such as, space heaters, radiators, stoves, and other devices emitting heat.

Water and Moisture – Keep speakers out of the rain and humid conditions to avoid electric shock. Keep speakers away from water, such as, sinks, bathtubs, swimming pools, washing machines, tubs of water, etc. in order to avoid electric shock. Keep water from dripping on the device, do not put objects containing water, such as vases on top of the device, and do not put the device near standing water.

Cleaning – Use a dry cloth for cleaning. Do not wipe any part of the system with cleaning solvents, such as, furniture wax, bleach, benzene, or ammonia.

• Subwoofer – Place on the floor, near a wall, for optimum performance.

• Satellite Speakers – Usually are placed on opposite sides of the listening device. As far apart as possible is usually best. An example would be listening to the speakers using a computer: Place the left satellite speaker on the far left corner of the desk. Place the right satellite speaker on the far right corner of the desk. BOX CONTENTSC M Y CM MY CY CMY K

Take the cable with the green plug and plug this into the green output / source jack in the back or front of the computer tower, also referred to as the sound/audio out jack.

Take the gray plug to “To Speaker” jack on back of subwoofer

Take the red plug and plug this into the DIN jack on the back of subwoofer.

Take the AC power cord and plug into wall socket or power strip.

• CD player, DVD player, MP3 player –

Take the cable with the green plug and plug this into the green output / source jack of the audio device.

Take the gray plug to “To Speaker” jack on back of subwoofer

Take the red plug and plug this into the DIN jack on the back of subwoofer.

Take the AC power cord and plug into wall socket or power strip.

A Console Gaming Adapter, also known as, a “Y” adapter, has dual-RCA outputs and is needed to connect these speakers to a gaming system. The adapter is sold separately.

Turn off the power to your gaming system.

Take the end of the “Y” adapter with the dual-RCA outputs, one red, one white. Plug these outputs into the matching red and white RCA jacks on the gaming system.

Take the green stereo jack at the other end of the “Y” adapter and plug that into the cable with the green plug.

Take the gray plug to “To Speaker” jack on back of subwoofer.

Take the red plug and plug this into the DIN jack on the back of subwoofer. SPEAKER CONNECTION Connectingto source(green)Connectingto source To video

“Y” cable(not included)

Source There are a variety of devices these speakers can connect to, such as, CD players, iPod, DVD players, MP3 players and portable audio devices. Please read the step by step instructions along with the diagrams provided to identify which diagram most closely matches your source. To SpeakerC M Y CM MY CY CMY K

• Power – The on/off button is on the wired remote. Slide to turn the speaker on or off.

• Master Volume Control – This control is on the wired remote and is indicated by the word “MAX” “MIN”. Rotate clockwise to turn volume up or counter-clockwise to turn volume down.

Bass Volume Control – This control is on the wired remote and is indicated by the word “Bass Vol”. Rotate clockwise to turn volume up or counter-clockwise to turn volume down.

Headphone Output Jack – Connect your favorite headphones to this jack and they will mute the speaker system automatically. The master volume control can then be used to turn up or down the volume to your headphones.

Auxiliary Input Connection – The auxiliary input jack allows connection of a second source. An example of this would be your speakers are connected to your computer, so the second 3.5mm input jack on the side of the speaker allows you to quickly connect an MP3 player and will override your computer source connection while it’s plugged in. CONTROLS & FEATURES Bass volume control Master volume control Power on / off Headphone output jack Auxiliary input jackC M Y CM MY CY CMY K

If you have questions or need assistance with your speakers, please call or consult our website for further troubleshooting tips. Telephone (USA) 360 823 4100 Website www.cyberacoustics.com iPod is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. TROUBLE SHOOTING Symptom Solution Speaker System Will Not Power On. Power button is not turned on. Slide to turn on and check for blue LED indicator light to come on. Speaker Does Not Produce Sound. Sound Is Distorted. Verify the AC power cord is plugged into the wall outlet Check if the wall outlet or power strip you are using is actually getting power. Verify the speaker is getting power. Check above steps. Make sure the volume is turned up to audible listening level. Verify that all cables are plugged into the correct jacks. Many times users believe the speakers are not working, when in fact they are having trouble with the sound source. The most common problem when connecting to a computer sound card is the connections are incorrect. Make sure you are connected to the audio output jack from your computer sound card. Many times it has a green color to it. Also, make sure your media device or CD/DVD device is playing and the volume settings are turned up and not muted. If you still have problems, disconnect the speaker source cable from your computer and connect to a MP3, CD player, or anything else with a 3.5mm headphone jack. If your speakers work on this other source, you know the speakers are okay and the problem lies with your computer or the connections. Turn the volume down to levels. If this does not work, also check the computer operating system volume level and decrease it if necessary. Adjust the computer’s master volume control by balancing the volume until it’s centered, then adjust the volume levels on the speakers.C M Y CM MY CY CMY K