What does the orange DTS indicator mean that turns off on my Yamaha YAS-101 or YAS-201 soundbar?

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The orange DTS indicator on your Yamaha YAS-101 or YAS-201 soundbar indicates that the incoming audio signal is using the DTS format. If this indicator turns off, it generally means that the soundbar no longer detects a DTS signal input.

Possible causes and checks to perform:

Incompatible or non-DTS configured audio source: Check that your TV, Blu-ray player, or other source is properly configured to output audio in the DTS format.
Content change: Some programs or movies do not always broadcast in DTS. The indicator will naturally turn off when the DTS signal is no longer present.
Cable connections: Ensure that the HDMI or optical cables are properly connected and in good condition, as a poor connection can interrupt the transmission of the DTS signal.
Soundbar settings: Check that the soundbar is configured to receive and decode the DTS format. An incorrect setting may prevent the indicator from lighting up.
Firmware update: Sometimes, updating the internal software of the soundbar can improve compatibility with certain audio formats.

In summary, the orange DTS indicator turns off when the soundbar no longer detects a valid DTS signal. This may be normal depending on the source or content, but if the indicator never lights up while using DTS content, it is advisable to check the connections and settings.

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