Yamaha NS-P610 - Manual (Page 14)

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USING THE SUBWOOFER (YST-SW45)
1
Power indicator
Lights up while the subwoofer is turned on.
* If the
STANDBY/ON (
2
) button is pressed in and
the AUTO STANDBY ( 9 ) switch is set to the HIGH
or LOW position, this indicator lights up dimly when
no signal is inputted to the subwoofer.
2
STANDBY/ON button
Press this button to turn on the power. Press again to
set the subwoofer in the standby mode.
* This button can be used only when the
POWER ( 5 )
switch is set in the ON position.
Standby mode
The subwoofer is still using a small amount of power
in this mode.
3
HIGH CUT control
Adjusts the high frequency cut off point.
Frequencies higher than the frequency selected by this
control are all cut off (and no output).
* One graduation of this control represents 10 Hz.
4
VOLUME control
Adjusts the volume level. Turn the control clockwise to
increase the volume, and counterclockwise to
decrease the volume.
5
POWER switch
Normally, set this switch to the ON position to use the
subwoofer. In this state, you can turn on the subwoofer
or turn the subwoofer into the standby mode by
pressing the
STANDBY/ON ( 2 ) button. Set this
switch to the OFF position to completely cut off the
subwoofer’s power supply from the AC line.
6
OUTPUT (TO SPEAKERS) terminals
Can be used for connecting to the main speakers.
Signals are sent directly from the amplifier to the main
speakers by way of these terminals.
(Refer to “
CONNECTIONS ” for details.)
7
INPUT1 (FROM AMPLIFIER) terminals
Used to connect the subwoofer with the speaker
terminals of the amplifier.
(Refer to “
CONNECTIONS ” for details.)
Rear panel
(General model)
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Controls and their functions
SUPERWOOFER SYSTEM YST-SW45
HIGH CUT STANDBY/ON
150Hz 50Hz
VOLUME
10 0
150 Hz 0 10 50 Hz
STANDBY/ON HIGH CUT VOLUME
1 2 3 4
OUTPUT INPUT2 TO SPEAKERS
INPUT1 FROM AMPLIFIER
LOW HIGH
OFF
AUTO STANDBY
240V
VOLTAGE SELECTOR
POWER
ON
OFF
5
OUTPUT INPUT2
TO SPEAKERS
INPUT1
FROM AMPLIFIER
LOW HIGH
OFF
AUTO
STANDBY
8 9
6
7
240V
VOLTAGE
SELECTOR
0
POWER
ON
OFF
Front panel
150 Hz 50 Hz
60 Hz
70 Hz
80 Hz
90 Hz
100 Hz
110 Hz
120 Hz
130 Hz
140 Hz