Bowers & Wilkins MM-1 user manual

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MM-1

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Welcome to Bowers and Wilkins and the MM-1 Thank you for choosing Bowers & Wilkins. When John Bowers first established our company he did so in the belief that imaginative design, innovative engineering and advanced technology were keys that could unlock the enjoyment of audio in the home. His belief is one that we continue to share and it inspires every product we design. The MM-1 is a very high performance active desktop speaker system that borrows numerous design techniques from our Worl

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1. MM-1 Carton Contents 2. Connecting To Your MM-1 1 1 SLAVE SPEAKER 1 1 1 R • MM-1 Powered Speaker MM-1 connection sockets are found on the back Aux Input • MM-1 Slave Speaker and the underside of the powered speaker. Those on If you wish to listen to an external analogue audio • Power Supply the underside are the power input socket, the USB source, TV audio or your PC/Mac analogue audio • Power Cable socket and the slave speaker socket. Those on the output for example, connect it to the MM-1

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3. Positioning MM-1 4. Using MM-1 L R The two MM-1 speaker units are intended to be desk The MM-1 can be operated either from the controls on You can use the volume buttons on the right hand mounted, one either side of a computer monitor. The the sides of the powered speaker or from the remote side of the powered speaker, or the handset volume powered speaker should be on the right side of the control handset (illustration top). If the remote handset keys, to adjust the volume. monitor and the

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5. MM-1 Software Update Indicator Colour Meaning Red Standby Blue On Slow flashing Blue Mute engaged Fast flashing Blue Volume adjustment Fast flashing Red Volume at minimum or maximum Continually flashing Red System fault White Software update underway The MM-1 indicator illuminates in a range of colours Updated MM-1 software may from time to time be to indicate different operational conditions. The table made available. Updated software will be posted in the above describes the colours and t

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