Sine Audio DS6801 Bluetooth Bookshelf Speaker User Manual

Sine Audio DS6801 Bluetooth Bookshelf Speaker

Important notes

• Please turn down the MIC VOL to the minimum, insert the microphone, and then slowly turn the microphone to a suitable volume.
• Treble/bass control knob for music only, and the treble/bass for music cannot be controlled with the remote control.
• Please turn down the MIC VOL to the minimum, then unplug the microphone.
• To avoid hearing the distorted sound, turn off your TV speakers (except for the headphone socket connection), check the sound is only coming from the bookshelf speakers.
• For optical (SPDIF) connection, please change your TV audio output to optical, and change the audio format setting to PCM, and make sure the protective caps at the ends of the optical cable are removed before plugging it in.
• Remote control is not compatible with universal or TV remotes, and it is effective within 5 meters. Bass and Treble Not adjustable.
• The bookshelf speakers does not support Dolby and DTS, please kindly disable the Dolby and DTS via your TV audio setting or streaming video APP audio setting.
• Lip sync or audio delay issue could be fixed via TVs audio delay settings.
• For better sound quality, please set the volume of the bookshelf speakers to 80 percent of the maximum（Note: the maximum volume drop 2 levels is 80 percent） and set the volume of your source device to a suitable level.
• To get a better sound effect, press the movie, music or news button on the remote control to select a suitable sound mode.
• For audio cable connection, you can boost/restore the volume by double clicking the boost button on the remote control.
• The audio output of the bookshelf speakers is affected by the settings of the connected source.If necessary, adjust the settings of the source to improve the audio output.
• Not all remote control function buttons can be found on the bookshelf speakers. Please keep the remote control properly.
• Disconnect the power adapter from the electrical outlet to power off your speakers completely.
• Do not make unauthorized alterations to the system, doing so may compromise the safety, and regulatory compliance, and may void the warranty.
• This system contains magnetic material, contact your physician if you have questions on whether this might affect the operation of your implantable medical device.

Package Contents

• 1 X Bookshelf speakers – pair
• Accessories:
  • 1 X Power adapter
  • 1 X Optical cable
  • 1 X 3.5mm RCA audio cable
  • 1 X Remote control
  • 1 X User manual
  • 1 X Speaker wire cable

Note: Accessories are subject to change without notice.

Features

• 2.0 channel stereo two way speaker system

• 5 inches woofer and 0.8 inches tweeter

• Analog audio interface ( AUX input )

• Digital audio interface ( optical input and coaxial input ) Stream music from smartphone or tablet

• Full function infrared remote control

• Digital controlled audio processing sound mode

• Subwoofer output
  DS6802 / DS6803

• 6.35mm microphone input and mixing function

• The built-in microphone amplifier circuit

• Digital frequency shift anti-howling design

• Bass /treble control knob for music

• Three reverb effects: party, singing, speech (remote control )

• Independent mute control for microphone (remote control )

• Treble control for microphone input (remote control )

• Volume control knob for microphone input

Specifications

• Power adapter
  • Input: 100-240VAC 50/60Hz
  • Output : 18V 2A OCP 4.2A
• Output power : 40W X 2
• Signal to noise ratio : 80dB (A-weighting )
• Frequency response: 45Hz – 20KHz
• Total harmonic distortion : 0.5% (20KHz LPF)
• Standby power : < 0.5W

Note: Specifications are subject to change without notice.

System Overview

DS6801

DS6803
DS6802(Without Key Panel )

DS6801

DS6803

Button Panel

Press the Mode (Source) button to toggle between the AUX, BT, COAX, OPT sources, The AUX, BT, COAX, OPT source indicator will light up red accordingly.

Knob panel （DS6802 / DS6803）

Source indicators

Rear Panel

Remote control

Caution!
Not all remote control function buttons can be found on the bookshelf speakers. Please keep the remote control properly.

Setting up the system

Digital audio (SPDIF) connection
Use the supplied optical cable or Coaxial cable ( not supplied ) to connect the bookshelf speakers to a TV, DVD, Blu-Ray Player or other suitable devices. Connect one end to the optical or coaxial (SPDIF) out socket of the TV, DVD, Blu-Ray Player or other suitable devices. Connect the other end to the optical or coaxial input socket of the bookshelf speakers.

• The bookshelf speakers does not support Dolby and DTS, please kindly disable the Dolby and DTS via your TV audio setting or streaming video APP audio setting.
• Lip sync or audio delay issue could be fixed via TVs audio delay settings.

Note:
For optical (SPDIF) connection, please change your TV audio output to optical, and change the audio format setting to PCM, and make sure the protective caps at the ends of the optical cable are removed before plugging it in.

Audio cable connection

• Use the supplied 3.5mm RCA Audio cable to connect the bookshelf speakers to a TV, DVD, Blu-Ray Player or other suitable devices.
• Connect one end to the audio out or line out sockets of the TV, DVD, Blu-Ray Player or other suitable devices.
• Connect the other end to the 3.5mm AUX input sockets of the bookshelf speakers.
• If your TV or another source device only has a 3.5mm headphone socket, use the 3.5mm RCA audio cable to connect the bookshelf speakers to your TV or other source devices.
• Connect one end to the 3.5mm headphone socket of the TV or other source devices.
• Connect the other end to the AUX(L/R) input sockets of the bookshelf speakers.
• Ensure your TV speakers are turned on. Refer to your TV’s user manual for more information.
• Set your TV or other source device’s volume to the maximum.

Note:
For audio cable connection, you can boost/restore the volume by double clicking the boost button on the remote control.

Using the system

Using the remote control Inserting/replacing batteries

1. Slide to open the battery compartment cover.
2. Insert 2 X 1.5V AAA batteries (not supplied) into the battery compartment. Match the polarity markings in the battery compartment.
3. Close the battery compartment cover.

Caution!

• The bookshelf speakers can only work with the remote control package included, not compatible with the universal remote control.
• Always insert the batteries according to the correct polarity markings.
• Use only high-quality batteries, low quality batteries might leak and cause damage.
• Remove the batteries from the remote control if you are not using it for an extended period. The remote control could become damaged in case of battery leakage.

Tips for usage

If the remote control does not work properly, replace the batteries. Make sure there are no obstacles between the remote control and bookshelf speakers. The remote control may be less effective if:

1. There are obstacles between the remote control and the infrared receiver.
2. Other remote controls are operated at the same time.
3. The battery power is low.

Using the system Get the power and started
Make sure all the source connections are made properly before you connect the power adapter. Plug the power adapter to the DC IN socket, then to a suitable electrical outlet. The power indicator lights up red. Indicating the bookshelf speakers is in standby mode.

• Turning off your TV speakers: To avoid hearing the distorted sound, turn off your TV speakers (except for the headphone socket connection, Refer to “ Audio cable connection ” for more information).
• Power on your bookshelf speakers: Press the Power button on the remote control. The power indicator lights up orange.
• Check if the sound is coming from the bookshelf speakers.

Selecting a digital controlled audio processing sound mode

• The digital controlled audio processing includes three sound mode: movie, music and news.（Note: There is no sound mode indication on the bookshelf speakers)
• To get a better sound effect, press the movie, music or news button on the remote control to select a suitable sound mode.
• The recommended sound mode selections as below:

Notes:

• For better sound quality, please set the volume of the bookshelf speakers to 80 percent of the maximum（Note: the maximum volume drop 2 levels is 80 percent）and set the volume of your source device to a suitable level.
• The sound mode selection and the volume settings are saved in the memory even after the bookshelf speakers is powered off, and the volume setting from 80 percent to maximum will be saved to 80 percent.
• Set the volume of your source device to a low level before switching on the bookshelf speakers. Then increase the volume of your source device to a comfortable level.
• Disconnect the power adapter from the electrical outlet to power off your speakers completely.

Using the System Basic functions

• You can have several source devices connected permanently to the bookshelf speakers.
• Available sources are: OPT / COAX / BT / AUX.

Auxiliary, Connection with a 1/8 inch(3.5mm) to RCA audio cable.

• Press the AUX, BT, COAX, OPT button on the remote control to toggle between the sources, The AUX, BT, COAX, OPT source indicator will light up red accordingly.
• You can boost/restore the volume by double clicking the boost button on the remote control when you use AUX source (audio cable connection).

Notes:

• The volume boost/restore and mode (source) selections are saved in the memory even after the bookshelf speakers is powered off.
• The audio output of the bookshelf speakers is affected by the settings of the connected source. If necessary, adjust the settings of the source to improve the audio output.

Using the System Bluetooth function
External Bluetooth devices can be connected to the TV bookshelf speakers system via Bluetooth connection.

1. Press the BT button on the remote control to enter the Bluetooth mode. The Bluetooth indicator lights up red.
2. Activate the Bluetooth function of the external device and search for Bluetooth devices.
3. Select the bookshelf speakers (Sine Audio) from the Bluetooth device list.
4. Follow the instructions shown on your device’s screen.
5. When the Bluetooth connection is established, files from your connected Bluetooth device will be played through the bookshelf speakers.

Disconnecting the Bluetooth device:

• Press the OPT, COAX or AUX button on the remote control to enter AUX, OPT or COAX mode.
• Disconnect using your Bluetooth device. The bookshelf speakers starts searching for another Bluetooth device.
• Long press the BT button on the remote control about 2 seconds to disconnect the current Bluetooth device.
• Long press again to reconnect the current Bluetooth device.

Notes:

• If you cannot pair your Bluetooth device, you may need to remove the bookshelf speakers from the pairing list and try pairing again (see “ Troubleshooting ” for more information).
• Bluetooth works best within a range of up to 33 feet (10 meters).
• The music streaming may be interrupted by obstacles between the Bluetooth device and bookshelf speakers, such as walls, the metallic casing that covers the device, or other devices nearby that operate in the same frequency.
• If the connected device goes out of Bluetooth range, the system will reconnect automatically when the device comes back within range.
• The current Bluetooth device connection is saved in the memory even after the bookshelf speakers is powered off.

Troubleshooting

outlet.  Check the DC plug is properly connected to the DC IN socket.

Unplug the power adapter for at least one minute and reconnect.

No Sound|  Press the Power button on the remote control to turn on the bookshelf speakers. The power indicator lights up orange.

Press MUTE button on the remote control to restore sound.

Ensure that the source device has correct volume settings and is playing a track.

Ensure the correct source device is selected.

Plug the audio cable into a connector on your TV labeled Line OUT or Audio OUT, not Line IN or Audio IN.

Digital audio (SPDIF) connection:

Plug the optical cable into a connector on your TV labeled Optical OUT or Digital OUT, not Optical IN or Digital IN.

Plug the RCA cable into a connector on your TV labeled Coaxial OUT SPDIF OUT or Digital OUT, not Coaxial IN, SPDIF IN or Digital IN.

Activate PCM (Pulse Code Modulation) in the audio settings menu of your source device(see your source device’s user manual).

Connect to the headphone socket of the TV:

Increase your TV’s volume to the maximum.

Turn on your TV speakers, Refer to your TV’s user manual for more

information.

Poor audio quality|  Press the movie, music or news button on the remote control to select a suitable sound mode.

Set the volume of the bookshelf speakers to 80 percent of maximum

（Note: the maximum volume drop 2 levels is 80 percent）.

Secure cable connections on the bookshelf speakers and TV (or other connected sources).

Try with different source devices. If the problem still exists, check the cable connections.

Ensure that the cables connected to the source devices are correctly

plugged in and the plugs are fully inserted.

connection:

Double-clicking the boost button on the remote control to restore the volume.

Bluetooth connection:

Bring the Bluetooth device closer to the bookshelf speakers and

make sure that no obstacles are disturbing the connection.

Remote control does not work|  Ensure that the batteries are correctly inserted; if necessary, replace the batteries.

Bring the remote control closer to the bookshelf speakers and make sure there are no obstacles in between. Ensure the remote control is within 16.5 feet (5 meters) of the system.

Aim the remote control directly at the infrared receiver of the system.

The system doesn’t react|  It is malfunctioning probably due to electrostatic discharge.

Unplug the power adapter for at least one minute and reconnect.

The bluetooth device cannot be connected

to the bookshelf speakers

|  Bring the Bluetooth device closer to the bookshelf speakers.

Switch off your device and/or bookshelf speakers, then back on, repeat the pairing process.

Make sure the speakers is not connected another Bluetooth device.

Make sure that you have selected the bookshelf speakers from the Bluetooth device list on your device.

Ensure you are using the correct device.

If the device is still not connected, try the following:

Remove the bookshelf speakers (Sine Audio) from the list of “paired devices” on your phone/tablet.

Turn the bookshelf speakers off and then on again.

Pair it again with your phone/tablet. It should now successfully establish the pairing.

Note: If none of the above solutions works, the Bluetooth device may be malfunctioning. Try another Bluetooth device. If not even the new device can be connected, the bookshelf speakers may be malfunctioning. In

this case, please consult your dealer for repair.

**Warranty information

**

The warranty period for this product is 12 months from the date of its original purchase. If manufacturing defects occur, please contact your dealer at the first time, we will instruct you on how to return the defective unit back to us for repair or replacement.

The following are excluded from the Sine Audio warranty coverage:

• Product over warranty.
• Damage resulted from misuse and abusive action.
• Damage resulted from chemicals, fire, radioactive substances, and poisonous, liquid. Damage resulted from a natural disaster.
• Remove all packaging and check for the presence of all parts and for transport damage. In case of damage or incomplete delivery, please contact your dealer.
• Please keep the packaging. The system can be stored in it, if not used for a longer period of time.
• Make sure the power adapter is disconnected from the electrical outlet before making any mounting and connection.
• During operation, if the cables require to be reconnected, the power adapter must be disconnected first, otherwise, damage to the system may result.

FCC information

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate this equipment.

Note:
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of more of the following measure:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with a minimum distance 10mm between the radiator and your body.

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