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11
Connecting to a Computer
TUK features a USB input for use with PCs and other audio equipment.
1. While the speakers are in standby or OFF, plug the included USB cable into a USB port of
the PC and the other into the USB input of TUK.
2. Turn ON or wake the speakers and select the USB input using the TUK remote’s Input
button. You can also cycle through inputs by pressing the knob on the front of TUK.
After your PC recognizes the speakers, it should automatically start outputting audio through
the USB connection and you should hear audio from your PC being played through the
speakers. If you do not hear any audio, you may have to manually change the PC’s audio
output to “TUK by Kanto” in your PC’s audio settings. If you still do not hear any audio after
making these changes, refer to the Audio Troubleshooting Guide.
TUK is capable of controlling your audio player (streaming service, music application, etc.)
using the Play / Pause and Next Track / Previous Track buttons on the remote. Be aware that
some audio players may not respond to these remote commands.
Connecting to a TV or Home Theater System
TUK features an optical (S/PDIF) input for use with TVs and other digital audio devices. Most
modern TVs have an optical audio output which can carry either a stereo or surround signal.
TUK requires a stereo source, and you may have to congure your TV's audio output to stereo
instead of surround. Please note the following steps are a general overview - the actual
procedure will vary depending on TV brand.
1. Obtain an optical cable. It is sometimes sold as a Toslink cable.
2. While the speakers are in standby or OFF, plug one end of the optical cable into the TV and
the other into the OPT input of TUK. Take note of the shape of the cable and port as you
can only insert the cable in one orientation.
3. Turn on the TV and navigate to the audio settings within the on-screen menu. Refer to
your TV's manual if you are unsure of how to nd the audio settings within your TV.
4. Within audio settings, change the audio output to PCM, stereo, or two channel. This option
may be called “Audio Output Mode", "Digital Audio Output Mode”, or “Digital Output Audio
Format” depending on TV brand.
5. Turn ON or wake the speakers and select the OPT Input using the TUK remote’s Input
button. You can also cycle through inputs by pressing the knob on the front of TUK.
After you adjust the volume on the speakers, you should hear the audio from your TV being
played through the speakers. If you hear noise, silence, or choppiness you may need to
change the audio settings of the TV box, TV app, Blu-ray player, etc. as well. Follow a similar
process to navigate to the audio settings of the device or app you are using and switch the
audio mode to stereo or two channel. If you still do not hear any audio after making these
changes, refer to the Audio Troubleshooting Guide. TUK supports data streams up to 24-bit /
96 kHz resolution via Optical Toslink.
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