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How to connect the speakers

The speaker cable is already attached to the accessory speaker

at one end . Plug the other end into the TO ACCESSORY

SPEAKER jack on the powered speaker (see Figure 4).

You can connect up to two sound sources to Companion

speakers – your computer and an external portable audio player, for

example. While some portable audio players operate through the

computer's sound card, others have a direct audio output jack.

Before making any connections, consult the owner's manuals for

the equipment you will be using to familiarize yourself with how it

connects.

Use AUDIO INPUTS A for your computer or computer and portable

audio player combination. Use AUDIO INPUTS B for an external

portable audio player with an audio output jack, or for other com-

ponents.

The sound source connected to B will play through your speak-

ers simultaneously with the sound from your computer.

Two audio input cables are supplied with the speakers. If your

computer has a stereo mini jack, use the cable with a stereo

mini plug. Otherwise, use the cable with RCA plugs on both

ends.

Match the colors on the connectors to the colors on the jacks,

red to red and white to white. The red goes to the powered

speaker, and the white goes to the accessory speaker.

Connect one end of the audio input cable to AUDIO INPUTS A.

2. Connect the other end to your computer's AUDIO OUTPUT

jack. We recommend using LINE OUT if your computer

sound card offers more than one option.

3. To connect a separate portable audio player, or another

source, repeat steps 1 and 2 using AUDIO INPUTS B.

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