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Name and Function of Parts

Headphone

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  1. Indicator

    2. Displays the operating status of the headphones.

  2. Power button (Icon_POWER_Button)

    3. Switches on/off the power.

  3. Micro USB charging terminal

    4. For connecting the supplied micro USB cable to charge the headphones.

  4. Volume (Capacitive touch sensor)

    5. Slide your finger over the sensing range of the capacitive touch sensor to adjust the volume.

  5. EXOFIELD button

    6. Switches on/off the EXOFIELD effect.

  6. INPUT button

    7. Switches the input.

    Pressing and holding the button displays the settings and status on the TV screen.

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  7. SETUP terminal

    8. Connect the supplied setup cable to this terminal for EXOFIELD measurement.

Processor Unit

Top

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  1. Power button (Icon_POWER_Stand_by_Button)

    2. Pressing the button each time toggles the power between on and standby. Pressing the holding the button enables/disables connection of the processor unit with the power of the headphones. About the Auto Standby and Standby Modes

  2. Power indicator (STANDBY)

    3. Lights up when the power is in the standby state. Light goes off when the power is on or off.

  3. Power indicator (AUTO)

    4. Lights up when processor unit and headphone power synchronization is enabled, and light off when it is disabled. Light is also off when the power is on.

  4. INPUT/INFO button

    5. Switches the input.

    Pressing and holding the button displays the settings and status on the TV screen.

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  5. SOUND MODE/PAIRING button

    6. Switches the sound mode. This button is also used for pairing with a smartphone.

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  6. INPUT indicators

    7. The selected input lights up.

  7. SOUND MODE indicators

    8. The selected sound mode lights up. All the lights are off when in the FLAT mode.

  8. BT CONNECTION indicator

    9. Lights up when connected to a smartphone via BLUETOOTH.

    Light flashes while in the pairing mode.

  9. DOLBY ATMOS indicator

    10. Lights up while decoding DOLBY ATMOS format.

    *When the EXOFIELD effect is off, this indicator won’t light up even if the content is DOLBY ATMOS.

  10. DTS:X indicator

    11. Lights up while decoding DTS:X format.

  11. User data indicators

    12. The selected user data lights up.

  12. USER DATA button

    13. Switches the user data.

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  13. EXOFIELD button

    14. Switches on/off the EXOFIELD effect.

  14. EXOFIELD indicator

    15. Lights up when the EXOFIELD effect is on.

Front

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  1. SETUP terminal

    2. Connect the supplied setup cable to this terminal for EXOFIELD measurement.

Bottom

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  1. ATT(ANALOG) switch

    2. Switch to 0 dB if the audio of the analog connection device is too soft.

  2. HDMI CEC switch

    3. Turning on CEC (Consumer Electronics Control) links the headphones to another device connected via HDMI and enables power to be turned on or off.

Rear

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  1. HDMI output terminal

    2. This is the HDMI output terminal. Supports eARC/ ARC.

  2. HDMI input terminals

    3. This is the HDMI input terminal. There are three terminals in total (IN 1/ IN 2/ IN 3).

  3. EXT terminal

    4. This is the terminal for service use only.

  4. OPT IN terminal

    5. This is the optical digital (SPDIF) audio input terminal.

  5. ANALOG IN terminals (R/ L)

    6. These are the analog audio input terminals.

  6. Power terminal

    7. Connect the supplied AC adapter to this terminal.