
Improve home theater audio with this Polk Audio sound bar. It creates wide, expansive stereo sound in a compact package, and its VoiceAdjust technology lets you customize voice levels for hearing crisp, clear dialogue during movies. This Polk Audio sound bar has built-in Bluetooth for wireless music streaming from portable devices.
Q: How do I program my remote to the sound bar so I can use my existing remote to control the volume?
A: If your other remote is Infrared then you can program the bar. On the audio bar, hold the source button ( about 3 seconds) until you see the LED indicators start to blink a pattern. Next on the sound bar, press and release the function you want to program, ex. 'Volume up" button. Now on the remote you want to use, press the "Volume up" button repeatedly, waiting about a second between each, once the new remote is learned, the soundbar led should blink on each "volume up" press. To program other functions like volume down, repeat entire process substituting the "Volume up" steps with the desired function.
A: The remote itself is pretty flimsy. It has to be aimed pretty much in the direction of the bar itself, and the buttons are not always super responsive. If you aim it more than 3 feet to the left or right of thebar, or more than a few feet above or below it, it will not pick up the signal most of the time ( this is true for the Comcast and Universal remote which I programmed for the Soundbar as well). My Sony and Yamaha remotes ( and the universal remotes that I ultimately programmed for those bars) can be aimed at a wider range and still be picked up by their respective Soundbars.
Q: Hi, Seems to go in sleep mode pretty fast, any way to stop that? Thank you. Chris
A: Turn your sound bar down and your TV up. The problem is that there isn't enough signal from the TV to turn on the Soundbar and keep it on. If that doesn't work reset the Soundbar by pressing on, mode,and Volume Plus Keys simultaneously for 10 seconds.
A: The led will flash 3 times
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