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Community Distributed Design D10, Installation And Operation Maintenance Owner'S Manual

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Community Distributed Design Series 

Installation and Operation Manual  

 

Page 17

Figure 15  D10SUB-FO Loudspeaker Dimensions

Figure 17  Can Adapter/Trim Ring Detail

Figure 16  Face Adapter Ring Detail

Note: The D10SUB-FO  loud-

speaker uses the same (D10-BC) 

back can as the D10-FO loud-

speaker.

Summary of Contents for Distributed Design D10

Page 1: ...llation and Operation Manual Model Diameter Description D4LP 4 5 114 3 mm full range low profile D4 4 5 114 3 mm full range D5 5 0 127 mm full range D6 6 5 165 1 mm full range D8 8 0 203 2 mm full ran...

Page 2: ...equencies found with straight tube coaxial loudspeakers simple whizzer cone loudspeakers or front mounted soft dome high frequency loudspeakers typically found in ceiling speakers at this price point...

Page 3: ...n in back cans without conduit 20 Installation of conduit to the back can 22 Installing the Back Can in the Ceiling 23 General 23 Procedure for suspended ceiling 23 Dry Wall Ceiling Installation 25 De...

Page 4: ...it Guided Wiring to Can and Wire Restraint 20 Figure 21 Internal Wiring Between Can Terminal Block and Loudspeaker 21 Figure 22 Conduit for Protected Wiring to Can 22 Figure 23 Redeploying the plug fo...

Page 5: ...llation Contact your local dealer distributor or call Community directly for as sistance These terms are defined below CAUTION describes an operating condi tion or user action that may expose the equi...

Page 6: ...irecte ment pour assistance Les termes sont d finies ci dessous ATTENTION d crit une condition de fonc tionnement ou une action d utilisateur qui peuvent exposer l quipement ou l utilisateur aux domma...

Page 7: ...ving your ship ment as most freight companies have a short time limit within which they will investigate claims Make sure to save the carton and the packing material as most claims will be de nied if...

Page 8: ...er assembly package contents typical Loudspeakers secured in their back cans Tile Support Bridge Rails C Ring Support Plates Flat screwdriver Cut out Template Paint Masks Grilles Qty 2 C Ring Support...

Page 9: ...FO D6 FO D8 FO D10 FO D10SUB FO Ceiling Loudspeakers Qty 2 Grilles Qty 2 Paint Masks Qty 2 Figure 2 Face Only package contents typical Loudspeakers Cut out Template Paint Masks Flat screwdriver Cut o...

Page 10: ...C D10 BC Back cans Qty 2 Tile Support Bridge Rails Qty 4 C Ring Support Plates Qty 2 Cut out template can sized Qty 1 Flat screwdriver Qty 1 for screws con nectors and to help remove the grille Figure...

Page 11: ...these parts separately if you need them Retrofit rings are available in two types for various loudspeaker group sizes The Face Adapter Ring allows you to place the Distributed Design loudspeaker alon...

Page 12: ...eaker Voice Coil dia 1 25 4 mm 1 25 4 mm 1 5 38 1 mm 1 5 38 1 mm 2 0 50 8 mm 2 5 63 5 mm 2 0 50 8 mm Input Connection Connector for two pair of 2 wire leads uninterrupted whether loudspeaker is connec...

Page 13: ...e for each model must be Model Required Minimum Enclosure Size for UL1480 UL2043 Compliance Width x Length x Depth D4 FO 7 362 x 7 362 x 3 504 D5 FO 7 362 x 7 362 x 6 693 D6 FO 8 858 x 8 858 x 6 693 D...

Page 14: ...n Manual Page 14 Figure 5 D45 BC Back Can Dimensions Figure 7 D4LP BC Back Can Dimensions Figure 6 D4 FO Loudspeaker Dimensions Note The same D4 FO Loudspeaker face assembly is used for the D4 and D4L...

Page 15: ...sign Series Installation and Operation Manual Page 15 Figure 9 D6 BC Back Can Dimensions Figure 8 D5 FO Loudspeaker Dimensions Figure 10 D6 FO Loudspeaker Dimensions Note The D5 FO uses the same D45 B...

Page 16: ...ibuted Design Series Installation and Operation Manual Page 16 Figure 11 D8 BC Back Can Dimensions Figure 12 D8 FO Loudspeaker Dimensions Figure 13 D10 BC Back Can Dimensions Figure 14 D10 FO Loudspea...

Page 17: ...lation and Operation Manual Page 17 Figure 15 D10SUB FO Loudspeaker Dimensions Figure 17 Can Adapter Trim Ring Detail Figure 16 Face Adapter Ring Detail Note The D10SUB FO loud speaker uses the same D...

Page 18: ...d plug to bring rear terminal block signal to the loudspeaker s input connector on the circuit board Figure 18 Component Part Identification 1 Twist Assist Can Mating Clip 4 Zinc plated Steel Can Lock...

Page 19: ...r Tap Switch Grille shown snapped onto loudspeaker face Figure 19 Component Part Identification 2 Tile Support Bridge Rails Stabilizing flange on rail faces the loudspeaker Steel Can Locking Clamp sho...

Page 20: ...Wiring Power Determination As detailed subsequently there is no need to specially select different wire terminals for 8 ohms or for various 70 volt and 100 volt power taps Instead a face mounted tap s...

Page 21: ...ce in a ceiling but instead are arranged for photographic conve nience Note All electrical installation connections for loudspeaker lines are subject to all applicable governmental building and fire c...

Page 22: ...the diameter of the hole to accommodate larger conduit sizes 3 Insert appropriate fittings and tighten sufficiently for wire path concealment and strain relief in accordance with applicable codes 4 Y...

Page 23: ...are We also encourage you to use the provided seismic safety tabs to secure the back cans to the building structure Again please be guided by applicable building codes here we cannot provide detailed...

Page 24: ...tabs highlighted snap out over C Ring Support Temporarily holds can in place even before you secure it with the steel mounting clamps Note If you re using loose wires rather than conduit it of course...

Page 25: ...Installations Dry Wall Ceiling Installation There are four basic ways to install a Com munity Distributed Series loudspeaker assembly into a drywall ceiling a k a sheet rock or gypsum board Some are...

Page 26: ...he can fully into place the four Drop Stop installation assist tabs will spread atop the C ring and you may hear them snap into position you can now continue without having to hold the back can in pla...

Page 27: ...emicals These chemicals and agents may permanently damage the loudspeaker and some are also toxic and highly flammable 2 Mask the loudspaker so that the surround cone and center area will not receive...

Page 28: ...Assist face tabs protrude just inside the can opening Align the four slots along the periphery of the loudspeaker face with the Philips head can clamp actuators The actuators should be positioned so t...

Page 29: ...he bass reflex port of the face of the loudspeaker Use the metal clip to link these two mono filament loops See Figure 33 5 Carefully lower the grille until the cable holds it and let go It should han...

Page 30: ...tions so at first glance it appears to have ten settings The 8 ohm position is the same on both sides and is for a low impedance con nection On the left side of Figure 34 s close up detail view are th...

Page 31: ...ed all the terms of this warranty have been met Obtaining Warranty Service Warranty service may be obtained from the factory or from an authorized Field Service Station To obtain factory or field warr...

Page 32: ...eprived of the use of the product Repairs and replacement parts provided under the terms of this warranty shall carry only the remaining portion of the warranty Community reserves the right to change...

Page 33: ...Community Distributed Design Series Installation and Operation Manual Page 33 Notes...

Page 34: ...Community Distributed Design Series Installation and Operation Manual Page 34 Notes...

Page 35: ...Community Distributed Design Series Installation and Operation Manual Page 35 Notes...

Page 36: ...Community Professional Loudspeakers 333 East Fifth Street Chester PA 19013 4511 USA Tel 1 610 876 3400 Fax 1 610 874 0190 www communitypro com 2010 All Rights Reserved 23SEPT2010...

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