1. Is an HDMI input jack on your TV labeled “ARC” or “eARC”?

2. Placing the Sound Bar
For best listening experience, center the sound bar under your TV. If you are setting the sound bar on an entertainment center or TV stand, place it on the front-most edge.
A mounting template is provided for wall mounting the sound bar. For proper installation, please refer to the instructions printed on the template.

3. Connecting the Sound Bar to an AC Outlet
Initial startup will take up to a minute.

4. Placing the Subwoofer
For best performance, place on the same wall as the TV, no more than 30ft (10m) from the bar.

5. Connect the Subwoofer to an AC Outlet
A green light will be visible on the back of the subwoofer to indicate that it is paired to the sound bar

6. Installing Remote Batteries
Insert the provided AAA batteries.

7. Verifying your Connections
Turn on your TV and start playing content. Adjust the volume of the sound bar using the provided Polk remote or your existing TV remote. You should now hear sound from your sound bar.
If you are playing content on your TV and hear an echo or do not hear any sound at all, see page 19 for troubleshooting.

button on the sound bar or remote control. You should now see a blinking blue light on the front of the sound bar.Note: If the light on the sound bar is solid blue, this means that a Bluetooth device is already connected. You will not be able to pair a new device until you disconnect that device first.
When you press the Bluetooth button
, the sound bar will attempt to automatically reconnect to the Bluetooth device that was most recently connected.
You can disconnect from the Bluetooth settings in your phone or tablet. Alternatively, you can disconnect by pressing and holding the Bluetooth button
for 3 seconds. Upon disconnecting, the sound bar will enter pairing mode, and you will see a blinking blue light which will allow you to pair another device.

The front of the sound bar contains a horizontal row of lights that provides status indications such as source, volume, and listening modes. Note: These LEDs will fade out after two seconds.


Bass Control Easily adjust low-frequency volume for more or less impact

There are several ways to use your TV, cable, or satellite remote to control the MagniFi 2.
HDMI CEC Control
If the MagniFi 2 is connected to your TV via HDMI and your TV supports CEC: Volume, Mute, and Power for the MagniFi 2 can be controlled by TV remote without any further setup.
Preloaded Remote Control
If your TV does not support CEC or you have chosen to connect your MagniFi 2 to your TV with the Optical cable, you will likely be able to control volume and mute with your TV’s existing remote control. The MagniFi 2 is pre-configured to respond to volume and mute commands from most popular TV remotes including: Samsung, LG, Sony, VIZIO, and other major brands.*
Remote Control Learning Function
If your TV is connected to the MagniFi 2 using the Optical cable and it is not one of the more popular brands, you can teach your remote to control volume, mute and other functions (such as source selection or bass volume) on your sound bar.
I Do Not Hear Sounds from My Sound Bar
I Hear an Echo From My TV or Sound Bar.
I Do Not See Lights on the Front of My Sound Bar.
My Remote Isn’t Working
Performing a factory reset will erase all settings in the sound bar including Bluetooth pairings and Wi-Fi connection. To perform a factory reset, press and hold the Power button
on top of the sound bar for 15 seconds. You can release the button when you hear the factory reset sound e!ect. The bar will reboot and be ready to use again in about a minute