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TV Audio Mount 2.1
Television Wall Mount with Integrated 2.1 Sound System
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Safety Instructions ........................................................................................................................ 4
Getting Started ............................................................................................................................... 6
Installation ...................................................................................................................................... 8
Inputs and Controls ..................................................................................................................... 20
TV Settings .............................................................................................................................. 20
DVD Players & HDMI Source Device Settings ........................................................................ 20
Remote Control ............................................................................................................................ 21
Remote Control LED/Sensor Location .................................................................................... 21
Remote Control Precautions ................................................................................................... 21
Remote Control (Learning) ......................................................................................................... 22
Operation .......................................................................................................................................23
LED Indicators ......................................................................................................................... 23
Power On/Off ........................................................................................................................... 23
Operating Modes ..................................................................................................................... 23
Volume Control/Mute ............................................................................................................... 23
Audio Settings ......................................................................................................................... 24
Push Button Reset .................................................................................................................. 24
Accessories ................................................................................................................................. 25
Maintenance ................................................................................................................................. 27
Cleaning the Housing and Remote Control ............................................................................. 27
Technical Support .................................................................................................................... 27
Troubleshooting .......................................................................................................................... 28
Compliance .................................................................................................................................. 29
Cable Compliance ................................................................................................................... 29
FCC Class B Radio Interference Statement ............................................................................ 29
WEEE Statement .................................................................................................................... 29
North American Safety Standards ........................................................................................... 29
Features and Specifi cations ....................................................................................................... 30
Limited Warranty ......................................................................................................................... 31
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Please read this en re manual carefully before
moun ng the system to avoid bodily injury and/or
any property loss. If you do not understand these
direc ons, or have any doubts about the safety of
the installa on, please call a qualifi ed contractor
or contact the Audio Solu ons customer service
department. Please check carefully to ensure
there are no missing or defec ve parts. Our
customer representa ves can quickly assist
you with installa on ques ons and missing or
defec ve parts. Replacement parts for products
purchased through authorized dealers will be
shipped to you directly. Do not a empt to use any
parts not provided by the manufacturer. Using
other screws could cause injury or property loss.
Never use defec ve parts, as improper installa on
may cause damage or serious injury. Do not
use this product for any purpose not explicitly
specifi ed by Audio Solu ons. Audio Solu ons
can not be liable for damage or injury caused
by incorrect moun ng, incorrect assembly, or
incorrect use.
• Read these instruc ons – All the safety and
opera ng instruc ons should be read before
this product is operated.
• Keep these instruc ons – The safety and
opera ng instruc ons should be retained for
future reference.
• Heed all warnings – All warnings on the
appliance and in the opera ng instruc ons
should be adhered to.
• Follow all instruc ons – All opera ng and
use instruc ons should be followed.
• Never aƩ empt to install the 2.1 Audio
Mount in a hollow wall.
• Do not use this apparatus near water – The
appliance should not be used near water or
moisture –for example, in a wet basement
or near a swimming pool, and the like.
• Clean only with a dry cloth.
• Do not block any ven la on openings.
Slots and openings in the TV Audio Mount
are required for proper ven la on. Please
ensure that these openings are not blocked
and that no items are placed inside the
slots. Blocking the ven la on openings may
cause the system to overheat, which may
result in injury or property loss.
• Do not install near any heat sources such
as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or
other apparatus (including amplifi ers) that
produce heat.
• Do not defeat the safety purpose of the
polarized or grounding plug. A polarized
plug has two blades with one wider than
the other. A grounding plug has two blades
and a third grounding prong. The wide
blade or the third prong is provided for
your safety. If the provided plug does not fi t
into your outlet, consult an electrician for
replacement of the obsolete outlet.
• Protect the power cord from being walked
on or pinched par cularly at the plugs,
convenience receptacles, and at the point
where they exit from the apparatus.
• When the system is connected to a power
outlet, the power is always fl owing into the
system. To totally disconnect power you
must unplug the power cord.
• Only use a achments/accessories specifi ed
by the manufacturer.
• Use only with the cart, stand, tripod,
bracket, or table
specifi ed by the
manufacturer, or sold
with the apparatus.
When a cart or rack
is used, use cau on
when moving the cart/
apparatus combina on
to avoid injury from p-over.
• Unplug the apparatus during lightning
storms or when unused for long periods of
me.
• Please keep the unit in a well-ven lated
environment.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
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• WARNING: To reduce the risk of fi re or
electric shock, do not expose this apparatus
to rain or moisture. The apparatus shall not
be exposed to dripping or splashing and that
objects fi lled with liquids, such as vases,
shall not be placed on apparatus.
• WARNING: The wall socket plug is used as
disconnect device, the disconnect device
shall remain readily operable.
• This lightning fl ash with arrowhead
symbol within an equilateral triangle
is intended to alert the user to the
presence of non-insulated “dangerous
voltage” within the product’s
enclosure that may be of suffi cient
magnitude to cons tute a risk of
electric shock.
• The exclama on point within an
equilateral triangle is intended to
alert the user to the presence of
important opera ng and maintenance
instruc ons in the literature
accompanying the appliance.
• WARNING: To reduce the risk of electric
shock, do not remove cover (or back) as
there are no user-serviceable parts inside.
Refer servicing to qualifi ed personnel.
• The apparatus should be connected to
an electrical wall outlet with a protec ve
grounding connec on.
• Always replace a fuse with the same value
as the original fuse.
• Do not overload your extension cords or
power strips, as this can result in an electric
shock or fi re.
• Do not a empt to service or repair your
TV Audio Mount yourself. Opening the
cover will expose you to high voltages and
other hazards. Servicing is required when
the apparatus has been damaged in any
way, such as power supply cord or plug is
damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects
have fallen into the apparatus has been
exposed to rain or moisture, does not
operate normally, or has been dropped.
If repair is required, please contact your
dealer or refer to a qualifi ed service person.
• Do not install your TV Audio Mount in an
area subject to outside elements, snow,
moisture or high humidity. This device is
designed for indoor use only.
• If any of the following occurs, please contact
Audio Solu ons.
◦The system is exposed to rain or other
moisture.
◦The power cord is frayed.
◦The system is dropped or is damaged
in any way.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
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Introduction
Congratula ons on the purchase of your new Audio Solu ons 2.1 TV Audio Mount System. For maximum
benefi t, please read the en re manual before beginning installa on and opera on. With proper usage, you
will experience many years of high quality audio sound from your system.
Please register your system at the following address: www.AudioSolu ons.com
Have your serial number and date of purchase available before you a empt to register.
For future reference, write the serial number found on the Audio Solu ons product, as well as the
purchase date, in the spaces provided below.
SN# _____________________________________
Purchase Date _____________________________
IMPORTANT NOTE!
Before you get started, please measure your television to make sure
it is no wider than 51 inches.
This model has been designed to work with most 32 inch and most
55 inch Plasma, LCD, and LED TVs up to 51 inches wide with a
maximum weight of 133lbs (60kg).
Opening the Package
The TV Audio Mount System and its accompanying accessories have been carefully packed in a carton
designed to protect it from transporta on damage. A er opening the carton, check that your system is in
good condi on and that all listed contents are included.
Save the carton and packing material for future shipping.
Package Contents
◦2.1 TV Audio Mount
◦Power Cord
◦Remote Control
◦Two AAA Ba eries
◦RCA Audio Cable
◦Cardboard Moun ng Template
◦Allen Wrench
◦Moun ng/Assembly Hardware
◦This User Manual
Mounting Instructions
Please read all enclosed instruc ons and verify hardware contents carefully before moun ng.
GETTING STARTED
Maximum 51 Inches
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Wall Plate Mounting Hardware
# Part Image DescripƟ on Qty
1 Square Head
Screw
6
2 Concrete Bolt 6
3 M8 Washer 6
TV Bracket Assembly Hardware
# Part Image DescripƟ on Qty
A M4 x 12 Bolt 4
B M5 x 12 Bolt 4
C M6 x 12 Bolt 4
D M8 x 16 Bolt 4
E M4 x 30 Bolt 4
F M5 x 30 Bolt 4
G M6 x 35 Bolt 4
H M8 x 40 Bolt 4
I M4/M5
Spacer
4
J M8/M6
Spacer
4
K M4/M5
Washer
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GETTING STARTED
# Part Image DescripƟ on Qty
L M6/M8
Washer
4
M M4 Washer 4
N M5 Washer 4
O M6 Washer 4
P M8 Washer 4
Q 5x5mm Allen
Wrench
1
R Cardboard
Template
1
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STEP 1
Read and understand all of the enclosed instruc ons and verify that all parts are present and appear in
good working order before you begin.
STEP 2
Use the supplied Allen wrench to loosen the socket screws (A) on each side of the lower pole (Figure 1).
You can then separate the unit into two parts: the TV bracket connec on (Figure 2) and the system wall
plate (Figure 3).
A
A
Figure 1 - Separate the TV Bracket and Wall Plate
INSTALLATION
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Figure 2 - TV Bracket Connection
Figure 3 - Sound System Wall Plate
INSTALLATION
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STEP 3
Remove the two handles (D) (Figure 4). Rotate the pole assembly downward to gain clear access to the top
moun ng holes.
Figure 4 - Remove Handles
INSTALLATION
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STEP 4
Place the cardboard template on the wall where you want to mount the system. Is using a non-solid wall,,
such as concrete, use a stud fi nder to locate the studs, if applicable, and pre-drill the moun ng holes. Be
sure to keep the template level.
Figure 5 - Use Mounting Template and Pre-Drill
INSTALLATION
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STEP 5
A ach the Wall Plate to the wall.
Wood Stud Mounting
The Wall Plate must be mounted, at the top and bo om, to at least 2 wooden studs, spaced a minimum of
16” apart. Using the correct size drill bit, pre-drill a 2.5” deep hole in each marked loca on. A ach the Wall
Plate to the wall using the included square head screws and M8 washers.
Concrete Wall Mounting
Choose a solid wall area (avoid hollow walls or the joint of the bricks) and drill a 2.5” hole using the correct
size drill bit. Insert the plas c sinker into the hole and then a ach the Wall Plate to the wall using the
included concrete bolts (Figure 6).
Figure 6 - Concrete Wall Mounting
INSTALLATION
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NOTE: Be sure to choose a wall area that is strong enough to support the combined weight of the TV
and Audio Mount. The loca on should be safe from hazards such as water or crushable items. DO NOT
ATTEMPT TO MOUNT THIS UNIT TO A HOLLOW WALL!
Hollow Wall or Decorative Cardboard
NO!
Figure 7 - Hollow Wall WARNING!
WARNING: Use only the supplied screws intended to the current applica on to avoid personal injury or
property damage.
INSTALLATION
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STEP 6
A ach the TV to the TV Bracket Connec on (Figure 8). First, remove the round tube (B) from the TV
Bracket Connec on. Next, choose the correct screws (the ones that work with your TV) from the supplied
hardware to a ach the two brackets (C) to the back of the TV. Make sure the brackets are posi oned with
the tube hole at the bo om of the TV.
Once the brackets are connected, slide the round tube (B) back into the TV brackets.
Option 1:
Option 2:
Figure 8 - Attach TV to Bracket
NOTE: Please use the corresponding screws & washers for the holes on the TV back. Assembling with
incorrect screws and washers will damage the holes on the back of the TV. Some TVs without a fl at back
may require the use of spacer when a aching the brackets. Make sure the two TV brackets are even and
that they’re using the same moun ng holes on the bracket. Uneven assembly will cause the TV screen to
slant.
INSTALLATION
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NOTE: You will need at least 2 people to fi nish this moun ng procedure. To avoid possible injury, do not
a empt to mount the TV alone.
NO!YES!
STEP 7
Screw the upper pole back into place using the handles (D) (Figure 9).
Figure 9 - Replace Top Pole
INSTALLATION
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STEP 8
Adjust the two side speakers to the correct width (Figure 10).
Near the top on each side of the TV Audio Mount you will see a locking screw that adjusts the width and
angle of the speakers. Take the supplied Allen wrench and loosen both screws un l you can slide the
speaker poles in and out. Slide the poles out un l the pole stops moving, placing the speakers at maximum
width. Con nue to Step 9 and a ach the TV to the wall mount. Once the TV is mounted at the desired
angle, you can slide the speakers in un l they are next to the TV. Adjust the speaker angle at this me and
then ghten the speaker locking screws un l snug (do not over ghten these screws). Over ghtening a
screw may cause the threads to break and the screw to fail.
Figure 10 - Adjust Speaker Width
INSTALLATION
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STEP 9
Hang the pre-assembled TV unit on the pole and clip the screws (A) into the lower channel of the Wall
Plate and ghten on both sides when the TV brackets are in place (Figure 11).
Figure 11 - Attach TV Mount to Wall Mount
INSTALLATION
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STEP 10
Connect the audio wires.
Your TV Audio Mount has three ways to input the audio from your TV (see Figure 12).
1. Line Level Out is located on your TV panel in the Audio Out sec on. It will have two connectors
marked L (Le -White) and R (Right-Red).
2. 3.5mm Head Phone Jack is located on the TV panel in the Audio Out sec on. Only use this connec on
if your TV does not have a Line Level or Op cal connec on. When using this connec on you must set
the volume of your TV to a level that will allow your Audio Mount to detect audio. This is explained in
more detail in the “TV Se ngs” sec on.
3. Op cal output is located on your TV panel in the Audio Out sec on. Look for a square connector
marked Op cal or S/PDIF. The audio inputs for the TV Audio Mount are shown in Figure 12.
Line In
Optical In Reset
R
L
Figure 12 - Audio Input Options
A er loca ng these connectors, decide which you will be using and connect the appropriate cable from
your TV Audio Out to the connector on the TV Audio Mount.
Before you turn your TV on for the fi rst me, lower the TV volume to zero or use the TV menu to turn
your TV speakers OFF. You will now control the volume of your system with the TV Audio Mount remote
supplied with your system. If you have a Learning remote, you can program it to replace the TV Audio
Mount remote.
INSTALLATION
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STEP 11
Adjust the angle of the TV and then ghten the handles (D) and locking screws (A) (Figure 13). You can then
adjust the width and angle of the speakers and lock the speaker screws as described in Step 8.
NOTE: Arrange your cables to avoid the lt adjustment area. When arranging the wires, please leave
suffi cient slack for future angle adjustments.
D
Max 600mm
Max 600mm
Figure 13 - Adjust Angle
INSTALLATION
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TV Settings
For your TV Audio Mount to work properly, you must adjust your TV se ngs for op mal output to the
Audio Mount.
1. Make sure your TV Balance control is set to center.
2. If you are using a head phone jack to connect your TV to the Audio Mount, adjust the television
volume to a middle level.
NOTE: It is important that you do not turn the volume up too high, as this will cause the audio to
distort.
A minimum audio se ng is required because the Audio Mount must detect an audio signal to remain
on. If no Audio Signal is detected for 5 minutes, the Audio Mount will power down.
3. Some TVs have the ability to set the Audio Out on the LINE OUT and/or OPTICAL OUT to Fixed or
Adjustable. If your TV has this feature, use the following remote controller:
◦Fixed – Use the remote controller that came with the Audio Mount to control the volume.
◦Adjustable – Use the TV remote controller to control the volume.
DVD Players & HDMI Source Device Settings
Your DVD players and HDMI sources are capable of outpu ng to either BitStream or Linear PCM. It is
very important that you set your device to output in the Linear PCM format to receive audio through the
TV Audio Mount. Otherwise, you will hear buzzing and clicking sounds. This se ng adjustment is only
required when using the Op cal connec on from your TV to the Audio Mount.
INPUTS AND CONTROLS
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Turn the TV Audio Mount System ON/OFF
LINE Select the source to Line In
OPT Select the audio source to Op cal
Select hearing impaired or standard mode
MUTE Mute the audio
BASS- Decrease the Bass
BASS+ Increase the Bass
TREB- Decrease the Treble
TREB+ Increase the Treble
BAL-L Move the Balance to the le
BAL-R Move the Balance to the right
VOL+ Increase Volume
VOL- Decrease Volume
Remote Control LED/Sensor Location
The remote sensor that controls the TV Audio Mount system is located at the bo om of the right speaker.
When a emp ng to use the remote control with the system, be sure to point it toward the remote sensor.
Do not place any obstacles between the remote control and the remote sensor on the speaker. The
eff ec ve range of the remote control is approximately 30 feet from the front of the speaker.
Remote Control Precautions
• The remote control should be kept dry and away from heat sources. Avoid high humidity.
• If the TV Audio Mount System responds erra cally to the remote control or does not respond at all,
please check the ba eries. If the ba eries are low or exhausted, replace with 2 fresh ba eries.
• Do not take the ba eries apart or expose to heat. Never dispose of ba eries in a fi re.
• Do not subject the remote to undue physical stress, such as dropping or striking it.
• Do not clean the remote with a vola le solvent. Wipe it clean with a damp cloth.
REMOTE CONTROL
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Programming a Learning Remote
If you have a universal (learning) remote, it should be capable of learning the TV Audio Mount remote
control codes. Follow the instruc ons included with the learning remote to incorporate the TV Audio
Mount func ons.
REMOTE CONTROL (LEARNING)
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LED Indicators
The LED indicator is located on the right side speaker in the logo plate. It is used to help you monitor and
control your audio system.
• NO LED ON – The system is either unplugged or powered off .
• Green LED – The system is powered on.
• Blue LED – Hearing impaired mode is ac ve.
• Red LED – The red LED indicates mul ple func ons:
◦Audio is muted from the remote control.
◦The system is in auto power down mode. This is caused when no audio is detected for an
extended me.
◦When the system has reached maximum volume, the LED will turn red each me you press the
volume up bu on on the remote control.
◦When adjus ng the Bass, Treble or BAL controls, the blue or green LED will change to red
momentarily to indicate that the center point or end point have been reached for the control
being used.
Power On/Off
1. Turn on your TV.
2. Turn on the Audio Mount using the remote control supplied with the unit.
3. Select the Audio input source on the Audio Mount Remote (LINE or OPT, depending on which
connec on you chose to connect from the TV to the Audio Mount).
Operating Modes
Your Audio Mount has two modes of opera on: Normal and Hearing Impaired. When in Normal mode, the
LED illuminates green and the system is set to Normal frequency response. In Hearing Impaired mode, the
LED illuminates blue the audio is enhanced to improve the clarity of voice frequencies.
Press the bu on on the Audio Mount remote control to select the preferred opera ng mode. This
bu on is a toggle and will change between the modes each me it’s pressed.
Volume Control/Mute
Press the VOL + bu on to increase the volume. When you have reached maximum volume level, the limit
the LED will turn RED.
Press the VOL – bu on to decrease the volume. When you have reached the minimum volume level, the
LED will turn RED.
Press the buMUTE on on the Audio Mount remote control to toggle between audio on and mute.
NOTE: The Audio Mount Remote Control does not func on in a press and hold mode. You must depress
the bu on mul ple mes to increase or decrease the Volume.
OPERATION
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Audio Settings
The Audio Mount Remote Control does not func on in a press and hold mode. You must depress the
bu on mul ple mes to increase or decrease the controlled func on.
• Press the buBASS – on to reduce Bass,. When you have reached the midpoint or max limit, the LED
will turn RED.
• Press the buBASS + on to increase Bass. When you have reached the midpoint or max limit, the LED
will turn RED.
• Press the buTREB – on to reduce Treble. When you have reached the midpoint or max limit, the LED
will turn RED.
• Press the buTREB + on to increase Treble. When you have reached the midpoint or max limit, the
LED will turn RED.
• Press the to adjust the balance to the leBAL-L . When you have reached the midpoint or max limit,
the LED will turn RED.
• Press the to adjust the balance to the right. When you have reached the midpoint or max limit, BAL-R
the LED will turn RED.
Push Button Reset
The reset bu on is only used in the event of a major system failure and should not be required under
normal opera on. If the system is no longer func oning properly, RESET will restore the system to factory
default se ngs.
1. Make sure the Unit is powered on and the Green, Blue or Red LED is on.
2. Push the buRESET on and hold down un l the Green, Blue, or Red LED turns off and then the Green
LED turns on. If audio is being sent to the unit, you should be able to hear the audio through the unit.
The unit will reset the following user controls:
◦Master Volume
◦Bass and Treble to Mid points
◦Input Selector to Op cal Input
◦Hearing Impaired turned off
OPERATION

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