What do I need to know about Logitech Z560 speakers?

The cabling that arrives with the Z560s is bare-wire at both ends, and so you can cut it to any desired length, re-strip the one end, and shed excess cabling. As for controls, the Z560s have a power switch, volume control, fader and switch for Logitch’s M3D music enhancer feature (which we’ll cover in the listening inspection test section).

How to set up and use the Logitech G560?

Watch these videos for more information on how to set up and use your G560: Learn how you can control the RGB lighting on the G560 Speaker System If playback doesn’t begin shortly, try restarting your device.

What do I do if my Logitech remote control is not working?

1. Press and hold button on the back of the camera until LED flashes blue. 2. Press and hold the Bluetooth button on the remote for 10 seconds to place it in pairing mode. 3. Once the remote and camera are paired the LED will stop flashing. 4. If the pairing fails, the LEDs will keep flashing.

How can I get my Logitech speakers to work?

Check to see if your speakers are enabled under the Playback tab. Switch to this tab by clicking at the top of the window and locate the Speakers you are using. It should be located at the top and be selected. Click on it once and click the Properties button at the lower right part of the window.

The cabling that arrives with the Z560s is bare-wire at both ends, and so you can cut it to any desired length, re-strip the one end, and shed excess cabling. As for controls, the Z560s have a power switch, volume control, fader and switch for Logitch’s M3D music enhancer feature (which we’ll cover in the listening inspection test section).

How do you hook up a Logitech Z 560 subwoofer?

On the back of each speaker, unscrew the terminal connectors until you see the holes through the center posts. Insert the cable into the holes and tighten the connectors. Connect the speaker end of each wire before connecting the subwoofer end. On the back of the subwoofer, press the levers on the terminals and insert the cable.

What causes a Logitech Z 560 to shut down?

For your safety, the Z-560 system is protected by a thermal overload switch, which will cause the system to shut down if it becomes too hot. In rare circumstances, where the ambient room temperature is high, the unit could shut down. If this occurs, allow it to cool before turning the power back on, and increase the ventilation around the system.

Watch these videos for more information on how to set up and use your G560: Learn how you can control the RGB lighting on the G560 Speaker System If playback doesn’t begin shortly, try restarting your device.