Volume Adjustment –For Vibration and Sound
Turn on the sound source (CD or mp3 player) and any connected devices (splitter or
splitter/amplifier) that you may be using between the sound source and the SolTec Lounge and
adjust the volume on the sound source device and any connected device to obtain the desired
level of vibration through the Lounge. Most of the vibration comes from the transducer under the
seat. If you desire less vibration turn the volume lower on the CD player or mp3 device. If you
want more vibration adjust your mp3 or CD player volume to be higher. When you are adjusting
the volume, focus on the vibration from the Lounge and not the sound volume.
Music should also be playing through the Lounge transducers behind the user’s back. The sound
from these transducers creates most of the sound that you hear (without headphones) in the
room. If that sound is too high or low adjust the Lounge volume knob shown in the diagram above
once you have the desired level of vibration.
If you have a version 2 (older version not pictured above) amplifier (without the Lounge volume
knob –only one volume knob on the amplifier) then both the levels of vibration and sound are
adjusted by changing the volume setting on the mp3 player or CD player.
Headphone Usage
If you wish to use headphones, plug the headphone into the headphone jack on the side of the
Lounge. Before placing the headphones on your ears, turn the headphone volume knob counter-
clockwise to the off position (all the way). Then place the headphones on your ears and slowly
turn the headphone volume knob clockwise until the desired volume is achieved. The headphone
volume knob only adjusts the volume of the music through the headphones and not through the
other transducers in the Lounge.
Recline Adjustment
The Lounge recline position can be manually adjusted. From behind the Lounge, hold both sides
of the seat toward the top of the back and slide the seat on the base. If you are of moderate
height, you can straddle the Lounge with your legs (before sitting down) and make adjustments by
grasping the sides of the unit and shifting the seat on the base.
When the Lounge is occupied, the zero-gravity nature of the seating and the pressure from the
weight of the occupant causes sufficient friction to prevent the seating structure from sliding on
the base, therefore it is best to adjust the level of recline before it is occupied.
