Shadow 2.0 - Gaming chair X Rocker - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Shadow 2.0 X Rocker

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Contents3 Thank you for purchasing this X Rocker gaming chair. You are now close to enhancing your favourite games with glorious audio! To get started, please assemble the chair using the assembly instrucons on the separate leaet and then follow the instrucons in this manual to get rocking! Table of contents 4 Box contents and control panel overview 5 Wired Connecon guide: TV (All consoles)

Connect by controller (PS4 only) 7 Troubleshoong ps 8 Health and safety informaon 9 Power supply safety informaon Welcome to X Rocker!4 Control panel overview B1 - 3m RCA to RCA Audio cable B2 - Power supply cable B3 - RCA female to female adapters B4 - 0.15m 3.5mm RCA to female audio cable

1. Connect B1 Cable to X Rocker control panel 3.5mm INPUT socket

2. Connect other end of the B1 cable to the TV headphone socket.

3. Once connected to your TV, increase volume to 50% of the maximum

for the best sound level.** *N.B: If your TV does not feature a headphone socket then you may need to purchase an addional TOSlink adapter to get connected directly to a console for audio. **Depending on your TV you may need to Increase the headphone volume separately in the TV sound sengs. Wired connecon guide: TV (All consoles) TV/Mobile/Tablet B16

1. Connect the B1 cable to the boom of the PS4 controller via the

2. Connect the other end of the B1 cable to the chair via the green port.

3. With the PS4 turned on and in the main menu, press and hold the

black PS buon unl the quick menu appears.

4. In this menu select [Adjust sound and devices]

5. Then select [output to headphones]

6. Change the seng from [Chat Only] to [All audio]

7. Make sure the volume in the previous menu is set to the maximum.

Connect by controller: (PS4 systems only) B17 Troubleshoong ps

• Make sure that the power cable is connected correctly.

• Make sure that the power supply at the power source is working correctly.

• With the chair turned to the ON posion, give the power cable a slight wiggle in the port. If any lights icker (or not) then please contact support (details below).

• Connect a mobile phone to the X Rocker using the phone connecon guidelines in the manual to test the chair for sound.

• Conrm that the device/system is correctly congured as per previous connecon guide.

• Make sure that you indeed have a headphone socket on your TV. This will typically be marked with a headphone symbol or “H/P OUT”

• Please make sure that the volume of the source device is at a higher level to strengthen the audio signal.

• Please contact X Rocker support (service@XRockerNaon.co.uk) regarding this issue.

• You may need to purchase a TOSlink adapter. If you are unsure as to which to purchase then please contact X Rocker at service@XRockerNaon.co.uk regarding this issue. No power going to control panel Issue Troubleshoong steps No sound Stereo speakers do not produce sound / sound is faint The cables connected to my X Rocker have been broken accidentally Don’t have a headphone socket on your TV?8 Health and safety informaon

• Avoid immersing or allowing the X Rocker to come into contact with liquids.

• Please consult X Rocker Support before unscrewing any of the electrical components on the chair.

• Please be mindful of any cabling laid out between the X Rocker and power source/audio device.

• Please be mindful of cabling aached when moving/swivelling the X Rocker.

• If the cables or electrical equipment are broken then this may present a choking risk, please contact Support for replacements and dispose of these parts safely.

• Do not stand on the X Rocker or exceed the 120kg weight limit via other means.

• Do not lean back on the chair to the point in which the pedestal would li o the ground.

• X Rocker armrests are designed for support and comfort during gameplay, please do not use these as support for geng in/out of the chair.

• Playing audio for long periods at loud volumes may contribute to dicules in hearing.