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KLIPSCH

ICON™

SB

1

Owner's

Manual

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS!

1.

READ

these

instructions.

2.

KEEP

these

instru

ct

ions

.

3.

HEED

all

warnings

.

4.

FOLLOW

all

instructions.

5.

DO

NOT

use

this

apparatus

near

water.

6.

CLEAN

ONLY

with

dry

c

loth.

7.

DO

NOT

block

any

ventilation

openin

gs.

Install

in

accordance

with

the

manufacturer

's

instruction

s.

8.

DO

NOT

in

sta

ll

near

any

heat

sources

such

as

radiators

,h

ea

t

regi

st

ers,

s

tove

s,

or

other

apparatus

(including

amplifiers)

that

produce

heat.

9.

DO

NOT

defeat

the

safety

purpose

of

the

polarized

or

grounding

type

plug.

A

polari

ze

dpl

ug

has

two

blades

with

one

wider

than

the

other.

A

grounding

type

plug

has

two

blades

and

a

third

grounding

prong.

The

wider

blade

or

the

third

prong

are

p

rov

ided

for

your

safety.

If

the

prov

ided

plug

does

not

fit

into

your

outlet,

consult

an

electrician

for

replacement

of

the

obsolete

ou

tlet.

10.

PROTECT

the

power

cord

from

being

walked

on

or

pinched,

particularly

at

plugs

,

conven

i

ence

recepta

cles,

and

the

point

where

th

ey

exit

from

the

apparatus.

11.

ONLY

USE

attachments/accessories

specified

by

the

manuf

ac

turer

.

12

.

USE

ONLY

with

a

cart,

stand,

tripod,

bracket

,

or

table

specified

by

the

manufacturer

,

~

or

sold

with

the

apparatus.

When

a

cart

is

used

,

use

caution

when

moving

the

cart/

"'

apparatus

combination

to

avoid

injury

from

tip-over.

13.

UNPLUG

this

apparatus

during

lightning

storms

or

when

unused

for

long

periods

of

time

.

14.

REFER

all

servicing

to

qualified

service

personnel.

Servi

ci

ng

is

required

when

the

apparatus

ha

s

been

damaged

in

any

way,

such

as

power-supply

cord

or

plug

is

dam

aged,

liquid

has

been

spilled

or

objects

have

fallen

into

the

apparatus,

the

apparatus

has

been

exposed

to

rain

or

moi

sture,

does

not

operate

normally,

or

ha

s

be

en

dropped

.

1

5.

DO

NOT

expose

this

apparatus

to

dripping

or

s

plashing

and

ensure

that

no

objects

filled

wi

th

liquids,

such

as

vases

,

are

placed

on

the

apparatus.

16.

To

completely

disconnect

th

is

apparatus

from

the

AC

Ma

i

ns,

disconnect

the

power

s

uppl

y

cord

plug

from

the

AC

receptacle.

17

.

The

mains

plu

g

of

the

powe

rs

upply

cord

s

hall

remain

readily

operable.

A

The

exc

lam

at

i

on

point

,

within

an

eq

uilat

era

l

triang

l

e,

is

intended

to

al

ert

the

user

to

the

presence

of

important

operating

and

maintenance

(servicing)

in

st

ru

c

tions

in

the

liter

ature

accompany

ing

the

product.

The

lightning

fla

sh

with

arrowhead

symbol

within

an

equ

ilateral

triangle

,

is

intended

to

alert

the

user

to

the

presence

of

uninsulated

"

dan

gero

us

voltage"

within

the

product's

enclosure

that

may

be

of

suf

fi

cient

magnitude

to

const

itute

a

risk

of

electrical

shock

to

persons

.

WARNING

:

To

re

du

ce

the

ri

sk

of

fire

or

electrical

s

ho

ck,

do

not

expose

this

apparat

us

to

rain

or

moisture.

WARNING:

No

naked

flame

sou

rce

s- such

as

candles-

s

hould

be

placed

on

the

produ

ct.

BATTERY

INFORMATION

:

WARNING:

Batteries

(battery

pack

or

batteries

in

sta

ll

e

d)

sha

ll

not

be

exposed

to

excess

iv

e

heat

such

as

su

ns

hine,

fire

or

the

like

.

WARNING:

Risk

of

l

eakage.

Only

u

se

the

spec

ifi

ed

type

of

batteries

.Nev

er

mix

new

and

u

sed

batteries.

Observe

co

rre

ct

polarity

.

Remove

b

atte

rie

s

from

product

s

that

are

not

in

u

se

for

a

long

period

of

time.

Sto

re

batteries

in

a

dry

place.

WARNING:

Danger

of

exp

lo

s

ion

if

battery

is

incorrectly

r

ep

l

ace

d.

Replace

only

with

the

same

or

eq

uivalent

type.

WARNING:

Do

not

place

batteries

in

mouth

or

inge

s

t.

Keep

out

of

reach

of

c

hildren

a

nd

pets

.

WARNING:

Do

not

recharge

non-rechargeable

b

at

te

rie

s.

Please

di

spose

of

any

u

sed

batterie

s

properly,

following

a

ny

l

oca

l

regulations

.

Do

not

in

ci

ner

ate

.

A

WARNING

:

Do

Not

Open

1

Risk

of

Electrical

Sho

ck.

Voltages

in

this

equipme

nt

are

h

aza

rdou

s

to

lif

e.

No

us

er

-s

ervice

a

bl

e

parts

inside.

Refer

a

ll

se

rvi

cing

to

qualified

service

pers

onnel.

Place

th

e

equipment

near

a

main

pow

ers

upply

outlet

a

nd

m

ak

e

su

re

that

you

ca

n

eas

ily

ac

c

ess

the

power

bre

akers

witch.

WARNING:

This

pr

o

duct

is

intended

to

be

operated

ONLY

from

the

AC

Voltages

l

iste

d

on

the

back

panel

or

included

pow

er

supply

of

the

product.

Operation

from

other

voltages

other

than

those

indicated

may

cause

irreversible

damage

to

the

pro

duct

and

void

the

produ

c

ts

warranty.

The

use

of

AC

Plug

Adapters

is

cautioned

because

it

can

al

low

the

product

to

be

plu

gged

in

to

voltages

in

which

the

product

was

not

designed

to

operate.

If

the

pro

duct

is

equipped

with

a

de

t

ac

h

able

power

cord,

use

only

the

typ

e

pro

vided

with

your

product

or

by

y

our

local

distributor

and

/

or

r

eta

iler.

If

you

are

unsure

of

the

correct

operational

voltage,

please

co

ntact

your

local

distribut

or

and/o

r

retailer.

FCC

AND

CANADA

EMC

COMPLIANCE

INFORMATION:

This

device

comp

l

ies

with

part

15

of

the

FCC

Rules.

Operation

is

subjec

t

to

the

following

two

conditions

:

(1)

This

device

may

not

cause

harmful

interfe

re

nce

,

and

(2)

this

dev

ice

must

accept

any

interference

received,

including

interfere

nce

that

may

cause

undesired

ope

ration.

NOTE:

This

equipment

has

been

tested

and

found

to

comply

with

the

limits

for

a

Class

B

digital

device,

pu

rsuant

to

part

15

of

the

FCC

Rules.

These

limits

are

designed

to

provide

reasonable

protection

against

harmful

interference

in

a

residen

tia

l

instal

l

ation.

This

equ

ipment

generates,

uses

and

can

radiate

radio

frequ

ency

energy

and

,if

not

in

sta

ll

ed

and

used

in

accordance

with

the

instructions

,

may

cause

harmful

inte

r

fe

rence

to

radio

communications.

However

,

there

is

no

guarantee

that

interference

will

not

occur

in

a

particular

installation.

If

this

equipment

does

cause

harmful

interfe

rence

to

radio

or

tele-

vision

receptio

n,

which

can

be

determined

by

turning

the

equipment

off

and

on,

the

user

is

encouraged

to

try

to

correct

the

interfe

r

ence

by

one

or

more

of

t

he

fo

ll

ow

ing

measures

:

Reorient

or

re

l

ocate

the

receiving

antenna

.

In

crease

the

separation

between

the

equipment

and

receiver.

Connect

the

equipment

into

an

outlet

on

a

circuit

different

from

that

to

which

the

receiver

is

connected

.

Consult

the

d

ealer

or

an

experienced

radio/TV

technician

for

help.

Approved

under

the

verification

provision

of

FCC

Part

15

as

a

Class

BDigi

tal

Devi

ce

.

Caution

:

Changes

or

modifications

not

expressly

approved

by

the

manufacture

r

could

v

oid

the

user's

authority

to

operate

this

device.

Caution:

To

comply

with

the

limits

of

the

C

lass

B

digital

device

,

pursuant

to

Part

15

of

the

FCC

Ru

les

,

this

device

is

to

comply

with

Class

B

limits.

All

perip

h

erals

must

be

s

hielded

and

g

rounded.

Operation

with

no

n-

ce

rtified

per

i

ph

erals

or

non

-shielded

cables

my

re

s

ult

in

interference

to

radio

or

re

cep

ti

on

.

Thi

s

Class

B

digital

apparatus

com

plies

with

Canadian

ICES-003

.

Cet

appareil

numerique

de

Ia

classe

Best

conforme

ala

norme

NMB-003

du

Canada.

EU

COMPLIANCE

INFORMATION

Eligible

to

bear

t

he

CE

mark;

Conforms

to

European

Union

low

Volta

ge

Directive

2006/95/

EC;

Conforms

to

European

Union

EMC

Di

rective

20041108/EC

,

Conforms

to

Eco-Design

Dire

cti

ve

20091125/EC,

Conforms

to

European

Union

Radio

and

Tel

ecomm

unication

s

Te

rminal

Equipment

(R&TIE)

Directive

1999

/5/

EC

.

This

product

co

n

ta

in

s

batteries

that

are

c

ov

er

ed

under

the

2006

/

66

/

EC

European

Direc

-

tive,

which

cannot

be

disposed

of

with

norm

al

household

wast

e.

Please

follow

lo

cal

regulations.

WEEE

NOTICE

Note

:

This

mark

applies

only

to

countries

wi

thin

the

European

Un

i

on

(E

U)

and

Norw

ay.

This

app

lian

ce

is

labe

led

in

accordance

wit

h

European

Directiv

e

2002/96

/

1!

EC

concerning

waste

electrical

and

e

lect

ronic

eq

uipm

ent

(WEEE).

Thi

sl

abe

l

indi

cates

th

at

th

is

product

should

not

be

disposed

of

with

household

waste.

It

s

hould

be

deposited

at

an

appropriate

facility

to

enab

le

r

eco

v

ery

and

recyc

lin

g.

-

WIRELESS

TRANSMITTER

COMPLIANCE

INFORMATION

The

term

"IC:

"

be

fore

the

ra

dio

certification

number

only

signifies

that

In

dustry

Canada

technical

specifications

were

met.

let

erme

<

dC

:

>>

a

vant

le

num

e

ro

de

cert

ifi

cation

radio

sig

nifi

e

se

ul

e

me

nt

que

l

es

spec

ifi-

cations

t

ec

hnique

s

d'lndustrie

Ca

n

ada

ont

ete

r

espectees

.

This

device

complie

s

with

part

15

of

the

FCC

Rules

and

the

applicable

Industry

Canada

license-exempt

RSS

standard(s).

Operation

is

subject

to

the

following

two

conditions

:

(1)

this

device

may

not

cause

harmful

interference

,

and

(2)

this

device

must

ac

cept

any

interference

,

including

interference

that

may

cause

undesired

operation

of

the

dev

i

ce.

Le

present

appareil

est

conforms

aux

CNR

d'lndustrie

Canada

applicable

s

au

x

appareils

radio

exempts

de

licence.

L'

exploitation

est

autorisee

aux

deux

conditions

suivant

es:

(1)

l'

appareil

ne

doit

pa

s

produire

de

brouillage

,

et

(2)

l

'utilisateur

de

l'apparei

l d

oit

accepter

tout

brouillage

radioelectrique

subi

,

meme

si

le

brouillage

est

susceptible

d'en

com

promettre

le

fonctionn

e

ment.

This

equipment

complie

s

with

FCC

and

IC

radiation

e

xp

osure

limits

set

forth

for

an

uncontrolled

environment.

This

equipment

should

be

ins

talled

and

operated

with

mini-

mum

distance

20cm

between

the

radiator

and

your

body.

This

transmitter

must

not

be

co-located

or

operating

in

c

onjunction

with

any

other

antenna

or

transmitter.

Cet

appar

e

il

est

conforme

a

FCC

et

IC

!'

expo

s

ition

aux

rayonnements

limites

fixees

pour

un

environn

eme

nt

non

controle.

Cet

app

are

il

doit

etr

e

in

st

a

ll

e

et

utili

se

avecu

ne

d

istan

ce

minimale

de

20

em

entre

le

radiateur

et

votre

corps.

Cet

transmetteur

ne

doit

pas

etre

co-situe

au

operant

en

liai

s

on

avec

toute

autre

antenne

au

transmetteur.

NATIONAL

RESTRICTIONS

Thi

s

de

vi

ce

is

int

e

nd

ed

for

hom

ea

nd

offi

ce

use

in

all

EU

co

untrie

s

(a

nd

ot

he

r

countrie

s

fol

lo

wing

the

EU

dir

e

ctiv

e1

999/5/E

C)

without

any

limit

at

ionex

cep

t

for

th

ec

ountri

es

me

ntioned

below:

Country

Restriction

Reason/remark

Bu

lg

aria

None

Genera

l

author

i

zatio

nr

eq

uir

ed

f

or

outdoo

r

use

and

pub

li

c

serv

i

ce

Outdoor

u

se

limi

ted

M

il

itary

Ra

di

oloca

ti

on

use

.

Refarm

in

g

of

the

Fr

an

ce

to

10

mW

e.

i

.r.p

2

.4

GHz

band

h

as

been

ongoing

in

recen

t

wit

hin

th

eband y

ea

rsto

a

ll

ow

c

ur

re

nt

re

laxed

regul

a

ti

o

n.

Fu

ll

24

54-2483.5

MHz

impl

eme

nt

atio

n

pl

a

nned

2

012

It

aly None

If

us

ed

outside

ofo

wn

p

re

m

ises,

gen

e

ral

aut

ho

ri

zatio

nisr

equ

ir

ed

Lu

xembourg

N

one

Genera

l

autho

ri

za

ti

onr

equired

for

n

etwork

a

nd

service

supp

ly

(n

otf

or

spec

tru

m)

Th

is

subsectio

nd

oes

nota

ppl

yfort

he

N

orway

Imp

leme

nt

ed

geograp

hi

ca

lar

ea

w

ithi

nara

diu

sof

20

km

fro

m

th

e

ce

ntr

e

of

N

y-A

i

es

und

Russ

ian

Federation

None

Only

for

indoo

r

app

li

ca

t

ions

Not

e:

Pl

ease

don't

u

se

the

prod

uct

outdoo

rsinF

rance

[I]

DOLBY

Ma

nuf

ac

tur

ed

un

de

r

li

ce

n

se

fr

om

Dolby

DlG

I

TAL

Laboratori

es.

Do

lby

a

nd

the

double

-D

sy

m

bo

lare

re

gis

tered

tr

adema

rk

s

of

Dolby

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1.

S

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2.

WIRELES

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SUBWOOF

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3.

SOUNDBAR

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8.

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WALL

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SOUNDBAR

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Status

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PLACEMENTIINSTALLATI

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1.

Placing/wall-mounting

the

sound

bar

:

The

sound

bar

is

designed

to

be

placed

on

a

flat

surface

directly

in

front

of

your

TV

on

its

two

supplied

feet

,

on

ashelf

directly

above

or

below

your

TV

in

a

piece

of

furniture

with

feet

or

wall-mou

nted

(via

keyholes

on

the

rear

of

the

sound

bar)

under

a

TV

that

is

also

wall-mo

unt

ed.

If

wall-mounting

,

connect

cable

to

TV

first

,

then

use

supplied

wall-mount

temp

l

ate

to

mount

s

ound

bar.

If

the

two

mounting

hole

s

dril

l

into

wall

studs

,

screw

t

wo

w

ood

screw

s

in

tho

se

holes

to

hang

the

sound

bar

on

.If

there

are

no

wall

studs

wh

e

re

the

holes

are

drilled

,

use

wall

a

nchor

s

th

at

support

at le

ast

7

pound

s(318kg)to

hang

the

sound

bar

on.

Connect

cable

from

TV

(see

Connection

section)

to

sound

ba

r

and

hang

sound

bar

on

wall.

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2.

Placing

the

subwoofer:

The

subwoofer

is

designed

to

be

placed

on

the

floor

in

the

same

room

within

50

feet

(15.24m)

of

the

sound

bar

near

an

electrical

outl

e

t.

For

maximum

bass

output

,

place

the

subwoofer

in

ac

orner

on

the

same

wall

asthe

TV

and

sound

bar.

Once

the

s

ound

bar

has

been

conn

ect

ed

to

the

TV

and

plu

gge

d

into

a

wall

outlet

,

plu

g

the

subwoofer

into

a

wall

outlet.

CONNECTION

1.

Connecting

the

soundbar

to

your

TV:

Th

es

ound

bar pa

rt

of

your

Kip

s

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on

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sy

s

tem

is

what

ne

eds

to

be

c

onnected

to

your

TV

,

Cable

Bo

x

or

Satellite

R

ece

iv

e

r.

If

you

have

other

devi

ces

co

nn

ec

ted

to

your

TV

,

su

ch

as

a

DVD

/

BiuRay

pl

a

yer

,

ga

mi

ng

syste

m,

etc.,c

onn

ec

t

th

es

ound

barto

th

e

TV

sot

ha

t

you

ca

n

li

sten

to

a

ll

th

os

ea

nd

your

TV

throu

gh

th

es

ound

bar.

If

th

ereare

no

o

th

erde

vi

ces

co

nn

ec

tedtoyo

ur

TV

o

th

er

th

ana

ca

bl

e

or

sat

ellite

bo

x

and

you

rece

iv

e

all

of

your

tele

vi

s

ion

pro

grams

from

th

at

bo

x,

you

ca

nc

onne

ct

th

eso

und

bartoe

ith

ert

ha

t

bo

xoryo

ur

TV.

Therearethr

ee

different

ways

to

c

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ec

t

th

es

ound

ba

rtoyo

ur

TV

,

Sa

tellite

or

Ca

bl

e

bo

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you

do

not

h

ave

an

opti

c

al

digital

outp

ut,

you

can

use

analog

left

and

right

audio

outputs

on

yo

ur

device

and

connect

th

em

to

the

analog

left

and

ri

g

ht

inputs

on

the

sound

bar

with

the

a

male

RCA

to

male

R

CA

cable

(cable

s

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ur

de

vic

e

to

the

analo

g

left

and

right

input

s

on

the

so

un

db

ar

(cabl

e

not

s

upplied

).

Once

you

have

made

any

of

the

above

audio

cable

connections

,

connect

the

supplied

sound

bar

power

supply

into

the

"DC

Input"

on

the

back

of

the

soundbar,

plug

the

power

supply

into

an

active

electrical

socket

and

turn

the

Main

Power

Switch

on

the

back

of

the

soundbar

on.

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nd

barCo

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Panel

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2.

Connecting

the

subwoofer

to

the

sound

bar:

On

ce

you

ha

ve

pl

ace

d

the

s

ubwo

of

er

in

the

ro

om,ta

ke

the

supplied

subwoo

fe

r

power

cord

,

plug

on

ee

nd

into

the

sub-

woofer

whe

re

it

is

labeled

"

AC

In

" a

nd

plu

g

the

other

end

int

oan

ac

tive

electric

al

soc

ke

t.

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rn

theMa

in

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erS

wi

tc

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th

eb

ac

k

of

th

es

ub

wo

of

ero

n.

On

the

s

ound

-

bar

,makes

ur

e

th

eleft sta

tu

s

li

ght is

ei

th

er

so

lid

g

re

en

or

orange(

pr

essS

OURCE

button

once

if

li

g

ht

isst

ea

dy

red

).

Th

e

re

d

li

g

ht

on

th

e

ba

ck

of

the

s

ubwoof

er

will

stay

so

lid

un

til it

find

sthe

wir

el

ess

signalc

omin

g

fro

mthes

ou

n

dbar

.

On

ce

it

find

s

that signal

(a

ppro

x

im

ate

ly

15

seco

nd

s),

the

s

olid

red

li

g

ht

will

change

to

s

olid

blu

e,

indi

ca

tingt

he

s

ubw

o

of

eris

now

co

nne

c

ted

to

the

s

oundbar

.

Subwoofer

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Connection

Panel

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PROGRAMMING

YOUR

TV

REMOTE

TO

OPERATE

THE

SOUNDBAR

The

following

3

steps

should

be

used

to

program

each

function

of

your

TV

or

cable

box

remote

control

buttons

(MUTE,

VOLUME

UP,

&

VOLUME

DOWN).

IF

THE

SOUND

BAR

IS

IN

STANDBY

MODE

(solid

red

status

light),

push

the

<SOURCE>

button

on

the

soundba

r

until

the

status

light

is

solid

GREEN.

STATUS

LIGHTS

SOURCE

MUTE

VOLUME

OOWN

1.

Place

the

unit

in

learning

mode:

With

the

status

light

showing

solid

GREEN,

press

and

hold

down

both

the

<SOURCE>

and

<MUTE>

buttons

on

the

front

of

the

sound

bar

at

the

s

ame

time

(approximately

3

seconds)

until

the

status

light

flashes

RED

and

GREEN.

2.

Select

the

function

to

learn:

Press

the

<

MUTE>

button

once

on

the

sound

bar

(the

s

tatu

s

li

g

ht

changes

to

solid

ORANGE).

(Substitute

the

SOURCE,

VOLUME

UP

&

VOLUME

DOWN

in

place

of

<MUTE>

when

programming

the

other

button

s

dur

ing

this

step)

3.

Learn

the

function:

Hold

your

remote

control

within

one

foot

and

pointed

at

the

front

of

the

soundbar.

Slowly

press

the

<MUTE>

button

on

your

remote

control

four

tim

es.

On

the

first

three

presses,

the

stat

us

indicator

li

g

ht

wi

ll

flicker

ORANGE

with

each

press.

If

th

e

unit

has

successfully

l

earned

th

e

function,

on

th

e

fourth

press

of

the

button,

the

light

will

flash

GREEN

severa

l

tim

es

and

then

turn

to

so

lid

GREEN.

(Remember

to

u

se

the

VOLUME

UP

&

VOLUME

DOWN

in

place

of

<

MUTE>

when

programming

the

other

buttons

during

this

step)

To

program

the

remaining

functions,

simply

repeat

all

steps,

substituting

<

MUTE>

with

the

new

function

and

button

presses

(VOLUME

UP

,

and

VOLUME

DOWN)

on

steps

TWO

and

THREE.

IMPORTANT

NOTE:

There

is

not

a

power

on/off

button

on

the

front

of

the

sound

bar

(there

isa"

Main

Power"

s

witch

on

the

sound

bar's

rear

panel).

You

DO

NOT

need

to

turn

off

the

sound

bar

(or

subwoofer)

when

finished

watching

TV.

When

finished

,

turn

off

your

TV

(or

Satellite

or

Cable

box

if

the

so

undbar

is

connected

to

that)

.

The

s

ound

bar

(a

nd

the

subwoofer)

will

automatically

go

into

a

Sta

ndby

or

"

sleep"

mode

if

they

do

not

receive

an

a

udio

si

gna

l

from

your

TV

,

Sate

llite

or

Cable

Box

for

approx

imately

10

minutes

.

Standby

"

On"

mode

is

indicated

by

a

solid

red

l

eft

s

tatu

s

li

g

ht

on

the

soundbar

front

and

on

th

e

s

ubwoof

er

rear

pan

el.

When

your

TV,

Satellite

or

Cable

box

is

turned

back

on

and

a

signal

is

again

received

the

so

und

bar

(and

subwoofer)

will

automatically

come

out

of

Standby

mode

and

turn

on.

OPERATING

THE

KLIPSCH

ICON'M

SB

1

Once

your

soundbar

is

connecte

d

and

operating

,

you

will

want

to

comp

le

te

a

few

basic

steps

to

get

the

mo

st

enjoyment

out

of

your

sy

s

tem.

First,

you

will

want

to

turn

off

the

speakers

on

your

TV

and

let

your

so

und

bar

be

your

new

so

und

source.

Some

TV's

will

automatically

turn

off

their

speakers

when

you

connect

the

soundbar,

while

others

you

must

manually

turn

their

speakers

off.

Refer

to

your

TV's

owner's

manual

for

instructions

to

turn

off

the

TV

s

peakers.

If

you

cannot

turn

your

TV

spea

ker

s

off,

the

sound

bar

will

still

give

you

an

exce

llent

enhancem

e

nt

to

the

sou

nd

coming

from

your

TV

,

and

you

can

easily

adjust

your

TV

so

und

to

blend

with

the

sound

bar'

s

so

und

.

To

make

this

adjustment,

first

pro

g

ram

your

TV

remot

e

to

operate

the

so

undb

ar,

then

manually

turn

your

TV

volum

e

down

a

ll

the

way

down

from

the

cont

rol

s

on

the

TV

it

se

lf.N

ext,

pr

ess

th

e

VOLUM

E

UP(

+)

control

on

the

front

of

th

e

so

und

bar

until

you

hav

ea

comfortable

TV

li

s

tening

volum

ele

vel

coming

from

the

s

oundbar.

Fin

a

lly

,

to

make

s

ur

e

the

KLIPSCH

ICON'

"

SB

1s

ubwoof

er

has

a

balanced

sou

nd

with

th

e

so

und

bar

,

set

the

s

ubwoof

er

volume

on

the

s

ubwoofer

rear

to

approximately

the

halfway

point,

a

nd

then

adjust

up

or

down

.

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SURROUND

The

KLIPSCH

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'"

SB

1

features

a

3D

Surround

Mode

which

adds

spaciousness

to

the

sound

,

simulating

the

effect

of

having

multiple

speakers

surrounding

you

such

as

in

a

movie

theater.

This

feature

requires

no

dist

i

nct

speaker

placement

,

special

room

require-

ments

or

specific

program

material

to

work

properly.

To

turn

on,

si

mply

pus

h

the

"3D"

but-

ton

on

the

KLIPSCH

ICON'"

SB

1

remote

and

the

sound

bar

will

show

awh

ite

light

indicating

the

feature

is

on.

To

turn

off

,

push

the

3D

button

again

and

the

white

l

ight

will

turn

off,

along

with

th

e

feature.

This

effect

will

work

at

multiple

listening

positions

in

your

room

.

The

four

control

buttons

can

be

programmed

into

other

remote

controls

using

the

built-in

Learning

Remote

feature,

but

the

3D

Surround

mode

On/Off

button

cannot

be

learned

by

any

other

remote

and

must

be

controlled

with

the

included

remote.

ON

TROUBLESHOOTING

Kipsch

·

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QO

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Soundbar

does

not

power

on

•

Is

the

power

s

upply

plugged

into

a"li

ve"

outlet?

•

Is

the

soundbar

"

Main

Power

"

rear

sw

i

tch

on?

No

sound

from

sound

bar

OFF

•

Is

it

plugged

into

a

"live"

outlet

and

is

the

"Main

Power

"

rear

switch

on?

•

Are

all

connections

from

TV

/

Cab

le

or

Satellite

box

pushed

in

tightly?

• Is

TV/Ca

ble

or

satellite

box

turned

on

and

the

volume

turned

up

?

•

Is

the

sound

bar

volum

e

turned

up?

• Is

the

so

und

bar

"STANDBY"

off?

(LEO

green

or

orange

solid)

• Is

th

e

sound

bar

on

the

correct

so

urce

input?

No

sound

from

subwoofer

•

Is

it

plugged

into

a

"live

"

outlet

and

"

Main

Power

"

rear

switch

tu

rn

ed

on?

•

Is

the

rear

subwoofer

volume

control

turned

up?

•

Ha

s

the

s

ubwoofer

"paired

"

with

the

sound

bar?

Subwoofer

will

not

wirelessly

"

pair"

with

the

soundbar

(subwoofer

gr

ee

n

status

lights

continue

flashing)

•

Move

s

ubwoof

er

closer

to

sound

bar

•

If

other

wireless

devices

nearby

(i

.

e.

baby

monitors.

cordless

phon

es,

Wi-Fi

,

etc.)

have

multiple

cha

nnel

selection

,

sw

it

ch

their

cha

nnel

•

Turn

both

t

he

so

und

bar

and

s

ubwoofer

off,

then

t

urn

ona

gain

to

i

nitiate

a

new

pairing

sequence

• Us

ing

the

end

of

a

paper

c

lip

(or

sim

ilar

s

mall

device)

lightly

press

in

button

inside

of

unmarked

ho

le

on

the

left

side

of

input

panel

to

the

left

of

the

"L"

(red)

so

urce

input

for

5

secon

ds

then,

within

10

seco

nd

s,

lightly

press

in

button

,

with

sa

me

device

,

on

b

ac

k

of

subwoofer

on

th

e

top

right

labeled

"Factory

Use

Only"

TV/Cable

Box/Satellite

Box

Remote

Will

Not

Program

•

Carefully

follow

all

programming

instructions

•

Program

your

original

TV

remote

to

the

soundbar

,

then

try

using

your

universal

remote

without

programming

it

•

You

may

need

to

repeat

the

programming

of

a

function

in

some

cases

•

There

may

be

some

cases

where

the

soundbar

will

not

be

able

to

learn

all

remote

control

codes

For

Questions

,

contact

Klipsch

Customer

Service:

In

the

United

States

:

1-800-KL/PSCH

CARE

AND

CLEANING

Occasional

dusting

or

wiping

of

the

cabinets

with

a

soft

cloth

is

all

that

is

required

.

Never

use

water,

abrasive

or

solvent

type

cleaners

or

detergents.

Never

spray

polishes

or

cleaners

on

the

drive

units

(woofer,

midrange

or

tweeter)

or

on

any

controls

or

connection

po

i

nts.

A

vacuum

clean

er

with

a

soft

brush

attachment

may

be

used

to

clean

the

grill

fabric

.

Take

grills

off

before

us

ing

a

vacuum

and

do

not

vacuum

on

the

drivers.

Klipsch

is

a

registered

trademark

of

K/ipsch

Group

In

c.

3502

Woodview

Trace

Ind

i

anapolis,

IN

46268

A

wholly

-

owned

s

ubsidiary

of

VO

YJ..

International

Corpora

tion

1-800

-

KLIPSCH

•

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2

01

2

Klipsch

Speaker

s

Quick

Setup

Guide-

Programming

The

KLIPSCH

ICON™

SB

1

To

Your

TV

Remote

The

KLIPSCH

ICOW

M

SB

1

sound

bar

has

four

control

buttons

under

the

status

indicator

lights

K6pscb

on

its

front

panel.

From

the

top

button

down,

they

are

SOURCE,

MUTE,

VOLUME

UP,

and

VOLUME

DOWN.

MUTE,

VOLUME

UP,

AND

VOLUME

DOWN

can

easily

be

programmed

to

your

TV,

Satellite

or

Cable

box

remote

control

so

that

you

can

use

that

remote

to

control

these

functions

.

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---[

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STATUS

LIGHTS

J

-

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-··

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SOURCE

L

-----

.·-

NOTE:

The

KLIPSCH

ICOWM

SB

1

model

comes

with

its

own

remote

and

controls

not

only

the

----

-J

MUTE

four

control

buttons

but

has

a

separate

button

for

the

3D

Surround

Mode

On/Off

feature.

MUTE,

VOLUME

UP,

AND

VOLUME

DOWN

can

be

programmed

into

other

remote

controls

using

the

built-

in

Learning

Remote

feature,

but

the

3D

Surround

mode

On/Off

button

cannot

be

learned

by

any

other

remote

and

must

be

controlled

with

the

included

remote

.

VOLUMEU

C]

VOLUME

DOWN

u -

I

IMPORTANT

NOTE:

There

is

not

a

power

on/off

button

on

the

front

of

the

sound

bar

(there

is

a

Main

Power

switch

on

the

sound

bar's

rear

panel)

.

You

do

not

need

to

turn

off

the

sound

bar

(or

subwoofer)

when

finished

watching

TV.

When

fi

nished,

turn

off

your

TV

(or

Satellite

or

Cable

box

if

the

sound

bar

is

connected

to

that).

The

sound

bar

(and

the

subwoofer)

will

automatically

go

into

a

Standby

or

"

sleep"

mode

if

they

do

not

receive

an

audio

signal

from

your

TV

,

Satellite

or

Cable

Box

for

approximately

10

minutes

.

Standby

mode

is

indicated

by

a

solid

red

status

light

on

the

sound

bar

front

and

on

the

subwoofer

rear

panel.

When

your

TV,

Satellite

or

Cable

box

is

turned

back

on

and

a

signal

is

again

received,

the

sound

bar

(and

subwoofer)

will

automatically

come

out

of

Standby

mode

and

turn

on.

L

---

- -

Easy,

Three-Step

Remote

Programming

The

following

3

steps

should

be

used

to

program

each

function

of

your

TV

or

cable

box

remote

control

buttons

(MUTE,

VOLUME

UP

,

and

VOLUME

DOWN).

IF

THE

SOUNDBAR

IS

IN

STANDBY

MODE

(solid

RED

status

light),

push

the

<SOURCE>

button

on

the

sound-

bar

until

the

status

light

is

solid

GREEN.

STEP

ONE

(Place

the

unit

in

learning

mode):

With

the

status

light

showing

solid

GREEN,

press

and

hold

the

<SOURCE>

and

<MUTE>

buttons

on

the

front

of

the

sound

bar

at

the

same

time

(approximately

3

seconds)

until

the

status

light

flashes

RED

and

GREEN.

STEP

TWO

(Select

the

function

to

learn)

:

Press

the

<MUTE>

button

once

on

the

sound

bar

(the

statu

s

li

g

ht

chan

g

es

to

solid

ORANGE)

.

(Substitute

the

VOLUME

UP,

and

VOLUME

DOWN

in

place

of

<MUTE>

when

programming

the

other

buttons

during

this

step)

STEP

THREE

(learn

the

function):

Hold

your

remote

control

within

one

foot

and

pointed

at

the

front

of

the

soundbar.

Slowly

press

the

<MUTE>

button

on

your

remote

control

four

times.

On

th

e

first

three

presse

s,

the

status

indicator

light

will

flicker

ORANGE

with

ea

ch

press.

If

the

unit

has

succ

e

ssfully

learned

the

function

,

on

the

fourth

press

of

the

button,

the

light

will

flash

GREEN

several

times

and

then

turn

to

solid

GREEN.

(Remem-

ber

to

use

the

VOLUME

UP,

and

VOLUME

DOWN

in

place

of

<MUTE>

when

program-

ming

the

other

buttons

during

this

step)

To

program

the

remaining

functions,

simply

repeat

all

steps

,

substituting

<MUTE>

with

the

new

function

and

button

presses

(VOLUME

UP,

and

VOLUME

DOWN)

on

steps

TWO

and

THREE.

Klipsch

®

Red

and

Green

(al

te

rn

ati

ng)

Klipsch

'"

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8

Solid

Orange

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@

ffi

8

©

2012

Klips

ch

Grou

p,

In

c.

Quick

Setup

Guide

-

Connecting

The

KLIPSCH

ICON™

SB

1

Step

1

Once

you

have

placed

the

KLIPSCH

ICON'M

SB

1

sound

bar

where

you

want

it

either

below

or

above

your

TV,

connect

one

end

of

an

optical

digital

cable

(supplied)

to

your

TV's

optical

digital

audio

output

jack

and

connect

the

other

end

of

the

cable

into

the

optical

input

jack

on

the

rear

of

the

sound

bar.

NOTE:

THE

SOURCE

BUTION

ON

THE

SOUND

BAR

SWITCHES

INPUTS

BACK

AND

FORTH

FROM

OPTICAL

TO

UR

RCA.

Step

2

Next,

plug

the

AC

power

cord

into

the

sound-

bar

power

supply,

then

connect

the

power

supply

into

the

DC

Input

on

the

rear

of

the

soundbar.

Plug

the

AC

power

supply

into

a

"live"

electrical

outlet

and

turn

the

sound

bar's

Main

Power

switch

on

the

rear

of

the

sound

bar

to

"On".

On

the

front

of

the

soundbar,

make

sure

the

left

status

light

is

either

solid

green

or

orange

(press

any

button

once

if

light

is

steady

red).

Step

3

Last,

after

placing

the

KLIPSCH

ICON'M

SB

1

subwoofer

where

you

want

it

in

the

room,

take

the

subwoofer

AC

power

cord

and

plug

one

end

into

the

"AC

Input"

on

the

back

of

the

subwoofer

and

the

other

end

into

a

nearby

"live"

power

outlet.

Turn

the

subwoofer

Main

Power

switch

on

the

back

of

the

subwoofer

to

"On".

The

red

light

will

turn

on

until

it

finds

the

wireless

signal

coming

from

the

soundbar.

Once

it

finds

that

signal

(approximately

15

seconds),

the

solid

red

light

will

change

to

solid

blue,

indicating

the

subwoofer

is

now

connected

to

the

sound

bar.

Your

KLIPSCH

ICON'M

SB

1

system

is

now

ready

to

operate!

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more

information,

refer

to

the

owner's

manual)

©

2012

Klipsch

Group,

Inc.

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