User Manual Speakers
LED stat | Condition |
|---|---|
| Fast blinking BLUE | Bluetooth pairing mode |
| Solid BLUE | Bluetooth connected |
| Slow blinking BLUE | Bluetooth connectable |
| Solid RED | Standby |
| Slow blinking GREEN | AUX mode |
| Solid GREEN | RCA mode |
1. Before making connections make sure that the speakers are turned off.
2 Using the speaker wires provided, connect the black (-) wires to the negative (-) speaker terminals (right and left) on your speakers and to the negative (-) terminals on the right and left speakers.
3. Connect the red (+) wires to the positive (+) speaker terminals (right and left) on your speakers and to the positive (+) terminals on the right and left speakers.
4. Insert one end of the input signal cable (RCA/3.5mm Aux) into the input port on back panel and the other end into the output port of your sound source device (such as a PC, DVD, or MP3 player). - OR -
Insert one end of a 3.5 mm cable into the input port on back panel and the other end into the 3.5 mm output port of your sound source device (such as a PC, DVD, or MP3 player).
- OR -
5. Plug the speakers into a wall socket.
6. Adjust the volume knob to the minimum, then press the power button on the side of the master speaker to turn on your speakers. The red LED turns on. The speakers enter into AUX mode as the default setting.
7. Adjust the volume knob to a comfortable level.
8. Adjust the Treble and Bass knobs to the desired level.
9. Switch between AUX, RCA, and BT modes by pressing the volume button or by using the remote control.
NOTE USB connector is for charging only, not for audio input.
If you are pairing with a computer, make sure that your bookshelf speakers are selected as the computer’s default playback device. See the computer’s documentation for instructions.
NOTE
If your Bluetooth device supports Near Field Communication (NFC), make sure that the NFC feature is active. Touch the NFC area of your Bluetooth device to the top of your bookshelf speakers in order to automatically pair the devices.
NOTE If your phone has NFC support but it is running an OS below Android 4.1, you will need to download an NFC Bluetooth APP from Google play or a similar online store.
Reconnecting to a paired device
| Your bookshelf speakers lose the Bluetooth connection if you… | To reconnect... |
|---|---|
| Turn it off. | Turn on your speakers. Your speakers search for the last connected Bluetooth device and reconnect. |
| Move the Bluetooth device out of range. | Move your Bluetooth device within 30 feet (10 m) of your speakers. |
| Turn off your Bluetooth device. | Turn on your Bluetooth device, then make sure that Bluetooth is on. |
| Turn off Bluetooth on your Bluetooth device. | Turn on Bluetooth on your Bluetooth device. |
| Connect your Bluetooth device to another Bluetooth device. | Disconnect your Bluetooth device from the other Bluetooth device, then set your device to pairing mode. Select “NS-HBTSS116” on your Bluetooth device. |
NOTE If a device does not automatically reconnect, you may need to reselect “NS-HBTSS116” on your Bluetooth device.
These speakers let you to access three different sound sources (AUX, RCA, and Bluetooth).
WARNING Continuous use of high volume sound may permanently damage your hearing.
Clean the surface of your speakers with a soft, dry cloth.
1. Squeeze the battery tray’s sides together and slide it out of the remote control.
2. Remove the old battery and insert the new 3V lithium battery (CR2025) into the battery tray. Match the polarity of the new battery with the plus sign (+) in the battery tray.
3 Slide the battery tray back into the battery compartment until it clicks into place.
CAUTION
NOTE
Problem | Possible Solutions |
|---|---|
The power does not come on. | • Make sure that the AC adapter is securely plugged into the power outlet and the bookshelf speakers. |
The remote control does not work. | • Remove any obstacles between the remote control and the IR sensor on the bookshelf speakers. • Replace the battery. • Move closer to the bookshelf speakers. The remote control is effective to approximately 23 ft. (7 m). |
There is no sound or very low-level sound is heard from the bookshelf speakers. | • Make sure that you are connected to an audio OUTPUT jack on your sound source. The port will not send audio out if it is an input jack. • Make sure that the volume level of the bookshelf speakers is set to an adequate level. • If you are using Bluetooth, turn up the volume on your Bluetooth device. • Make sure that the volume level is not muted. Press the • Make sure that the correct audio source is selected. Press the Volume/Source button repeatedly to switch to the correct audio source. • Make sure that the power is on and all connections are secure. • If you are using a 3.5 mm cable connection, make sure that the volume is turned up on your sound source. • Make sure that the audio cable you are using is not damaged or broken. Try using another one. |
Your bookshelf speakers are not working properly. | • Unplug the AC adapter from the wall outlet and then try plugging it in again after 30 seconds. • Make sure that the audio cable you are using is not damaged or broken. Try using another one. |
The sound is breaking up or buzzing. | • Make sure that you are connected to an audio OUTPUT jack on your sound source. The port will not send audio out if it is an input jack. • Make sure that all connections are secure and cables are not broken or damaged. • Connect to a different source device (such as a TV or DVD/Blu-ray player) to see if the buzzing still occurs. If it does not, this may indicate an issue with the original source device. • Use a different connection method (for example, try Aux instead of RCA) between the bookshelf speakers and the source device to make sure that the jacks on both devices are still working. • Make sure that the audio cable you are using is not damaged or broken. Try using another one. |
There is no sound or low volume in Bluetooth mode. | • Make sure that your Bluetooth device is turned on, Bluetooth is turned on, and "NS-HBTSS116” is selected. • Turn up the volume on your bookshelf speakers. • Turn up the volume on your Bluetooth device. • Make sure that your Bluetooth device is not muted. • Make sure that you are playing music from your Bluetooth device. • Make sure that you have selected the Bluetooth source on your bookshelf speakers. • Make sure that your bookshelf speakers are not paired to another Bluetooth device. • Make sure that your Bluetooth device is not paired to a different Bluetooth speaker. |
My bookshelf speakers won't connect to my Bluetooth device. | • Shorten the distance between your bookshelf speakers and your Bluetooth device. • Turn your devices off, then on. Re-pair your bookshelf speakers and your Bluetooth device. • Make sure that your bookshelf speakers are not paired to another Bluetooth device. • Make sure that your bookshelf speakers and Bluetooth device are both in pairing mode. • Make sure that your Bluetooth device is not connected to any other device. • Make sure that you have selected "NS-HTBSS116” on your Bluetooth device. |
My Bluetooth device keeps unpairing. | • Shorten the distance between your bookshelf speakers and your Bluetooth device. • If the battery on your Bluetooth device is low, recharge the battery. |
"NS-HBTSS116” does not appear on my Bluetooth device. | • Shorten the distance between your bookshelf speakers and your Bluetooth device. • Put your bookshelf speakers into pairing mode, then refresh your list of Bluetooth devices. For more information, see the documentation that came with your Bluetooth device. • Make sure that your Bluetooth device is visible to other devices. For more information, see the documentation that came with your Bluetooth device. |