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MC-30

Operation Manual

Remote control

a

  : power switch button (ST-BY mode) 

b

 INPUT: Bluetooth/AUX/OPT mode selection button

c

 PAIRING: Bluetooth disconnect, switch to search 

mode

d

  : Mute button

e

 RESET: volume reset button

f

: VOL +/-: volume up/down button

g

/

: previous track/next track

(Bluetooth mode)

h

  : Play / Pause (Bluetooth mode)

Notes:

•  Before  operating  the  RC,  extract  the  battery, 

remove  the  film  protecting  the  battery  from  

discharge during transportation, and insert the 

battery back into the RC.

• Use the remote control at an angle no more than 

30 degrees, no more than 7 meters away from the 

IR receiver.

•  Direct  the  RC  at  the  IR  receiver  display  on  the 

control panel. 

•  If  the  RC  isn’t  working,  check  the  battery  and 

replace the discharged battery with a new one.

•  Remove  the  battery  from  the  remote  control  if 

the device is left unused for a long period of time 

(more than a week).

5. PREPARATION AND OPERATION
Speaker placement

• 

Place the speakers symmetrically to the listener at 

least one meter away.

Fig. 3. Remote control

• 

Bass reflex ports are located at the rear panels of speaker cabinets, please locate the speakers  

about 20–30 cm away from the wall or any other obstacle.

MSS сonnecting and contro

MC-30 Multimedia Speaker System can be connected to virtually any audio source: TV, PC sound 

card, mobile device etc. (see connection diagram in Fig. 4).

• 

Before making any connections, make sure that the MSS is unplugged. Connect the active speaker 

with the passive one using the audio cable (included).

• 

To connect the MSS to a PC, TV, and mobile devices  first plug the RCA jacks of the 2RCA to mini-

jack  Ø 3.5 mm signal cable (included) in the РС audio input g of the active speaker, then plug the 

mini-jack of the signal cable to the LINE OUT port of the computer sound card or to the audio OUTPUT 

of mobile device (see connection diagram in Fig. 4).