Micromega MYSPEAKER Manuel D'utilisation page 13

In order to avoid any noise and to ensure the stabilisation of all the speakers circuits
there will be short time delay of 15 seconds once "STANDBY" mode is disabled.
The red light will flash during this time delay, meaning you cannot do anything with
the remote. Then the light will turn green.
When your MySPEAKER comes out of 'STANDBY' mode it will connect to its most
recently used audio source and the volume will be adjusted to an average level.
In order to change the audio source use the buttons on the remote control to
select the source you want to listen to.
When you select a digital source, your MySPEAKER will only start working once it
receives a valid digital signal to the digital input terminal you have chosen.
MySPEAKER speakers have a trigger input, specifically for the OPTO and COAX
digital terminals. This ensures that the device is turned on and off via and external
plug which is between 5 and 12 V DC.
When the Trigger function is in use, the selected input terminal is defined by the
position of the left SET adjustment switch on the back of the speaker. If the bottom
of the switch is pushed in then this will connect the OPTO input. If the top of the
switch is pushed in then this will connect the COAX input. The volume will come
on at the same level as it was last used by the same input terminal.
MySPEAKER speakers comply with the latest norms regarding use of environmental
materials and they use less than 500mW of power in "STANDBY" mode. Therefore
they have no on/off switch, which preserves the life of the components as they are
not subjected to stress every time power runs through them from an off position.
What is more MySPEAKER has an AUTO-Standby function. If there is no audio
signal for more than 15 minutes the speakers will automatically go into standby
mode to avoid using excess electricity.
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