Sony SA-SW5 Operating Instructions
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To connect your Sony SA-SW5 subwoofer to a compatible soundbar, ensure both devices are powered on. Use the wireless connection feature by pressing the 'LINK' button on the subwoofer until the LED starts blinking. Then, initiate the pairing mode on your soundbar. Once paired, the LED should remain solid.
First, check if the subwoofer is powered on and the LED indicator is solid, indicating a successful connection. Ensure the soundbar or AV receiver is correctly set up and the volume is not muted or turned down. If the issue persists, try re-pairing the subwoofer with the soundbar.
To reset the SA-SW5 subwoofer, press and hold the 'LINK' button on the rear panel for about 10 seconds until the LED indicator starts to flash. This process resets the unit, and you'll need to re-pair it with your soundbar.
The bass level on the SA-SW5 is typically adjusted through the settings on the connected soundbar or AV receiver. Refer to the soundbar's user manual for specific instructions on adjusting bass levels.
The SA-SW5 is specifically designed to work with compatible Sony soundbars that support the wireless connection feature. It may not function properly with soundbars from other brands.
For optimal performance, place the SA-SW5 subwoofer near the front of the room, close to the main speakers. Avoid placing it in a corner or enclosed space, as this can cause excessive bass resonance.
The SA-SW5 subwoofer automatically updates its firmware when connected to a compatible Sony soundbar with internet access. Ensure your soundbar is connected to the network to receive updates.
The SA-SW5 subwoofer requires a standard AC power outlet. Use the provided power cable and ensure that the outlet matches the voltage specifications listed in the user manual.
Check if the subwoofer and soundbar are within the recommended range. Ensure there are no obstacles blocking the wireless signal. Re-pair the devices if necessary by pressing the 'LINK' button. If problems persist, check for firmware updates for the soundbar.
Regularly dust the subwoofer using a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using any liquid cleaners. Ensure the vents are free from dust and debris to prevent overheating. Periodically check the power and audio connections for any signs of wear.