And the speaker set, which fits just as well on the desktop as in the living room, can also be connected to external sound sources. With Klipsch’s well known efficiency, you’ll probably be able to play louder than the size suggests. Klipsch Heritage ProMedia 2.1 without dust caps. The 8-inch woofer sub is powered by a 15-watt amplifier module, while the two satellite speakers each have 35 watts available. The speakers are active, meaning that the amplifiers that sit in the subwoofer drive all three of them. These are hardly an exception, for the Heritage ProMedia 2.1 comes with a subwoofer in addition to the two small two-way speakers with Klipsch’s well-known Tractrix horn tweeter. This update should bring the PMH2.1 to version 66.Įxample: Firmware Version 66 would be 6 light flashes, then 6 light flashes.They are quite small, but as we’ve experienced in previous reviews, even small Klipsch speakers can punch above their weight. Hold down the Bass dial for about 7 seconds, until the lights start flashing. This indicates the update is complete! You can now remove the USB thumb drive and continue enjoying your ProMedia Heritage 2.1. The light on the front of the ProMedia Heritage 2.1 subwoofer will flash Green, and then the light will turn off.Īfter a few seconds, the light will turn back on and start blinking Blue. Turn your ProMedia Heritage 2.1 subwoofer Power switch to the On position. Insert it into the USB port on the back of your ProMedia Heritage 2.1 subwoofer. Remove the USB thumb drive from your computer. Turn your ProMedia Heritage 2.1 off by flipping its "Power" switch to the "Off" position.
It should look similar to this when complete: Now, copy the file named ota.bin to the thumb drive. Using your computer’s decompression program, follow the link below and extract the files from the downloaded ZIP file.
Then, delete anyĮxisting files and folders on the thumb drive. If there are any important files on the thumb drive, make sure you back them up. Step 1 – Copy the Update File to the USB Thumb Drive Installing the Updateįollow the instructions below to install the latest firmware update on your Klipsch ProMedia Heritage This process will wipe the contents of the drive.
IMPORTANT: Use a flash drive that doesn’t store any important information. How To Format Your USB Drive to FAT32 - Mac How to Format Your USB Drive to FAT32 - Windows If you already know how to format a flash drive for FAT32, feel free to skip this step. You will need to format the flash drive before your product can read from it.
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