Please note all (Ref.) refer to the Controls and Functions in the above diagrams.

Setting up your Majority D40 Speakers

Connecting and Powering the Unit

Using the power cord provided, plug one end into the back of the primary speaker (Ref.12) and plug the other end into a mains socket. Switch the unit on at the back of the primary speaker (Ref.11).

Connect the two speakers together via the speaker connector cable (Ref.8). To do this, plug the left speaker connector cable plug into the right (primary) speaker connector, which reads (‘To L speaker’) (Ref.9).

Switch on your Majority D40 Speakers

Press the ‘Power’ button (Ref.16) on the remote control or press and hold the ‘Mode’ button on the unit (Ref.3) to switch the speakers on (or off).

Remote Power

Remove the battery cover of the remote control. Insert 2 x AAA batteries (included). Replace the battery cover.

Note: when using the remote control, ensure that you are pointing at the remote sensor (Ref.1) otherwise the unit may not respond to keypresses.

Basic Operation

Basic Controls

Volume, treble and bass can be changed on all speaker modes.

Use the ‘Volume Up’ (Ref.18)/(Ref.4) and ‘Volume Down’ (Ref.21)/(Ref.5) buttons to control the volume. Press ‘Mute’ on the remote control (Ref.28) to mute the audio.

Use the ‘Treble Down’ (Ref.22), ‘Treble Up’ (Ref.26), ‘Bass Down’ (Ref.23) and ‘Bass Up’ (Ref.25) buttons to control the bass and treble settings of the sound. Press ‘Reset’ (Ref.17) to reset the treble and bass settings.

In Bluetooth, SD, or USB mode, use the ‘Left’ and ‘Right’ (Ref.20)/(Ref.27) buttons on the remote control or press and hold the ‘Previous’ and ‘Next’ (Ref.4)/(Ref.5) buttons on the unit to skip tracks and rewind or fast forward. In Optical or AUX mode, use the native controls on your audio device to skip, rewind or fast forward.

Switching Mode

When a USB, SD card or AUX cable is inserted, the unit will automatically switch to the correct mode and begin playing audio. If however you need to select the mode manual, select the correct mode using the ‘Mode’ button (Ref.24)/(Ref.3).

On the speaker set, Bluetooth and USB modes are indicated by a blue light. All other modes are indicated by a red light (Ref.7).

AUX and Optical Modes

Use the 3.5mm to 3.5mm AUX cable or 3.5mm to RCA cable to connect an external AUX device to the ‘AUX’ input of the D40 speakers (Ref.15).

AUX Mode

When an AUX cable is plugged into the AUX port at the rear of the speaker (Ref.15), the unit will automatically switch to AUX mode (indicated with a red light (Ref.7)) and you will hear the words ‘Line in’ from the speakers. If necessary, select ‘AUX’ mode using the ‘Mode’ button (Ref.24)/(Ref.3).

Optical Mode

To connect the D40 speakers to an external device, use an optical cable to connect via the OPTICAL input (Ref.10).

Press the ‘Mode’ button (Ref.24)/(Ref.3) to switch the Mode to Optical. The corresponding mode indicator light (Ref.7) will light up red and you will hear the word ‘Optical’ from the speakers when Optical mode is selected.

Bluetooth Mode

To connect an external device to the D40 speakers, ensure that the speakers are in ‘Bluetooth’ mode. Select ‘Bluetooth’ mode manually by using the ‘Mode’ button (Ref.24)/(Ref.3) until the corresponding mode indicator light, labelled ‘AUX/BT’, (Ref.7) lights up blue. You will hear the word ‘Bluetooth’ to indicate that Bluetooth mode is now active.

Switch Bluetooth on for your external device. Select ‘D40’ from the list of devices.

When your external device is connected, you will hear the words ‘Bluetooth Connected’ to indicate a successful connection. You can now play audio through the speakers. When Bluetooth is disconnected, you will hear the words ‘Bluetooth Disconnected’ to indicate successful disconnection.

USB & SD Card Mode

USB

To use USB mode, insert a USB drive into the USB port at the back of the speaker (Ref.13). You will hear the word ‘USB’ from the speakers indicating that USB mode is active, and the ‘USB/OPT’ mode indicator light (Ref.7) will light up blue. If necessary, select ‘USB’ mode using the ‘Mode’ button (Ref.24)/(Ref.3).

SD

To use SD mode, insert a SD/TF card into the SD port at the back of the speaker (Ref.14). You will hear the words ‘Memory card’ come from the speakers, indicating that SD card mode is active, and the ‘SD’ mode indicator light (Ref.7) will light up red. If necessary, select ‘SD’ mode using the ‘Mode’ button (Ref.24)/(Ref.3).

Maximum storage compatibility for USB and SD/TF cards: 64GB.

Connecting Headphones

Connect wired headphones (not included) to the headphone port of the Majority D40 speakers (Ref.6) to listen to audio through headphones.

Ensure the volume is turned down before you use the headphones.

You will now hear audio output through the headphones.

Please note that the Majority D40 speakers are not compatible with Bluetooth headphones.