Vizio SB36512-F6 user manual

The buttons on a Vizio sound bar may vary based on the specific model, but they typically include:
1. Power Button: To turn the sound bar on and off.
. Input Button: To switch between different audio input sources.
3. Bluetooth Button: To enable pairing with a Bluetooth device.
4. Volume Up/Down Button: To adjust the volume level.
5. Mute Button: To mute and unmute the sound.
6. Treble/Bass Control Button: To modify the sound quality.
Please refer to your user manual for more details as the functions and layout for your specific model may be different.

The blinking lights on a Vizio sound bar usually indicate different statuses or issues. Here are some common meanings:
1. Power/Standby Mode: A blinking green light indicates that the sound bar is turning on or off, or is in standby mode.
2. Bluetooth Pairing Mode: A blinking blue light suggests that the sound bar is in pairing mode and searching for a Bluetooth device to connect with.
3. Firmware Update: A blinking amber light usually occurs during a firmware update. It means that the sound bar is downloading or installing a software update.
4. Error or Issue: If the lights on the sound bar are blinking in a pattern or sequence, it might indicate an error or issue. In such cases, it is recommended to refer to the user manual or contact Vizio customer support for assistance.
Please note that the specific meanings of the blinking lights might vary depending on the model and version of your Vizio sound bar. It is always best to consult the user manual or reach out to Vizio support for precise information.

To enable Dolby Atmos on your Vizio SB36512-F6 sound bar, follow these steps:
1. Make sure your sound bar is properly connected to your TV using an HDMI cable (preferably an HDMI eARC or HDMI ARC port).
2. On your TV, navigate to the audio settings. These settings may vary based on your TV brand and model, but usually, you can find them in the settings menu.
3. Look for the audio output settings or sound settings. In this menu, select the option for HDMI audio or HDMI ARC/eARC. Enable this option if it is not already enabled.
4. Look for the audio format settings or audio output format. You may have options like "Dolby Digital," "Dolby Atmos," or "Bitstream." Select the Dolby Atmos option if available. If not, choose the highest available option that supports Dolby Digital Plus or Dolby Digital.
5. Ensure that your streaming device (e.g., Blu-ray player, media streamer) is set to output audio in Dolby Atmos if applicable. Consult the user manual or settings of your device to confirm and adjust this setting.
6. On the Vizio sound bar remote control, press the "Input" button to select the input where your TV is connected.
7. Press the "Win" button on the remote control, and a menu will appear on your TV screen.
8. Navigate to the "Audio" tab using the arrow buttons on the remote control and press OK.
9. In the audio settings menu, select Dolby Atmos and press OK to enable it.
10. You may need to experiment with the sound settings or customize the audio further based on your preferences.
Note: Dolby Atmos content must be available and playing to experience the enhanced audio quality. Ensure that the content you are watching or listening to supports Dolby Atmos.
Refer to your sound bar's user manual for specific instructions or consult Vizio's support website if you encounter any difficulties.