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Instruction Manual

Step 1: 

Decide which lights will be replaced with 

LightSpeakers

®

.

 
Your IAV

®

 LightSpeakers

®

  have been specifically designed 

to cover large areas, however if the location of your fixtures 
allow you to do so, you should think about how you use your 
room and where you are likely to spend most of your time.  
Then choose the fixtures that are most evenly spaced to 
your preferred listening position.

A) 

Turn off the circuit breaker and light switch, to the 

bulbs you intend to replace with LightSpeakers

®

.

B) 

Remove the existing light bulb.

Step 2:

  Check your connector 

type. Your IAV

® 

LightSpeaker

®

 

is designed to fit into a standard 
Edison connector. It will not fit any 
other type connector.

WARNING! 
Turn off circuit breakers to all lighting 

fixtures you are working on!

STOP! 
Check your connector!

Summary of Contents for Light Speaker

Page 1: ...1 Tech Support 877 591 2491 OWNER S MANUAL AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS State of the art LIGHT SOUND One complete system that installs in 30 minutes or less...

Page 2: ...amation dans un triangle quilat ral sert alerter l utilisateur de la pr sence d importantes exploitation et de maintenance entretien dans la documentation accompagnant l appareil Caution marking is lo...

Page 3: ...ted from the mains 7 Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer 8 Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in an...

Page 4: ...en one of the most unique patented audio systems in the world With proper installation and operation you will enjoy years of trouble free use IAV sells numerous loudspeakers for use inside or outside...

Page 5: ...ereo switches 16 Step 8 Installing your LightSpeakers 20 Step 9 Pairing 21 Step 10 Plug in your sources 23 Step 11 Enjoy your LightSpeakers 24 Operating the transmitter remote control 25 Helpful hints...

Page 6: ...g and your recessed lighting fixtures The LightSpeaker installs in a standard 5 or 6 recessed ceiling light fixture common in most homes It will replace a standard light bulb R 30 or R 40 This unique...

Page 7: ...ten to in a room as well as the level of the sound and the brightness of the light this can be done from anywhere in the house you don t need to be near the transmitter Plug two separate audio sources...

Page 8: ...ust a minute to be sure you have everything you need to install your first wireless distributed audio system from IAV Transmitter Power Cord Large Small Trim Rings LightSpeakers Lens Remote Lenses Rem...

Page 9: ...ikely to spend most of your time Then choose the fixtures that are most evenly spaced to your preferred listening position A Turn off the circuit breaker and light switch to the bulbs you intend to re...

Page 10: ...aker or you may measure according to the diagram below to be certain your IAV LightSpeaker will fit directly into your recessed light fixture This diagram shows the minimum width and depth necessary t...

Page 11: ...Step 4 Removing the trim ring and any included reflector There are many types of recessed light fixtures so it may be necessary to perform a few simple operations The goal is to get your ceiling fixt...

Page 12: ...ttachment There are usually two springs one on either side of the fixture For more information on removing this type of trim ring see the section titled More on Removing Trim Rings and Reflector on pa...

Page 13: ...ey are aligned with the slot Slide the plate until the big opening in the slot aligns with the thick part of the wing nut Lift the socket plate free of the wing nut Slide the wing nut up to the top of...

Page 14: ...g should fit snuggly and uniformly to the ceiling and should also seat properly around the entire edge of your LightSpeaker A The thicker trim ring will be used when your LightSpeaker is installed int...

Page 15: ...nd when the LightSpeaker is pressed into the housing hold it centered and securely in place You will now adjust the Simple Tabs on the back of the LightSpeaker to either A 6 recessed light fixture or...

Page 16: ...e system For more on zones see Step 7B Setting up a Two Zone System below after completing B and C below B Set the left right stereo switch L if it is the left speaker R if it is the right speaker For...

Page 17: ...parate zones Zones are the different spaces in your home where you want to listen to music and are important because later in this setup your Transmitter will automatically seek out and identify each...

Page 18: ...18 Tech Support 877 591 2491 Assign Zone 1 to one area and Zone 2 to the other unique area See Figure 2B...

Page 19: ...amily room may want the turn the music louder and dim the lights With two zones each group can have the music and lights the way they want them without affecting the other group Two Zone System Assign...

Page 20: ...not skip steps 4 6 here s how to use the SimpleTabs to install your LightSpeaker 1 Grasp the Edison Socket with one hand and with the other hand screw the LightSpeaker into the socket on the pigtail...

Page 21: ...alling and Removing the Lens and while pushing up lightly apply a 1 4 turn in a clockwise direction Gently pull down on the light bridge See Removing the lens below Step 9 Pairing The Transmitter to t...

Page 22: ...as where LightSpeakers are located 2 Be sure Transmitter is plugged in and the power button is on 3 Push the button marked PAIRING The PAIRING LED on the transmitter will begin flashing RED 4 Turn on...

Page 23: ...ur sources Using the supplied audio cords plug your MP3 CD Player television or other desired sources to the back of the transmitter Attach 1 or 2 audio sources A Locate the sources you want to use Th...

Page 24: ...e remote control and the transmitter are controlled in exactly the same manner When you push a button on the remote contol the small LED next to the button will light up and remain lit until you push...

Page 25: ...ansmitter is currently set to control Here are the steps to take to operate the Transmitter and Remote Control A Press the zone you want to control B When the LED next to the button lights that zone i...

Page 26: ...OFF button turns ON or OFF all Zones with source 1 playing if turned ON F When Power is applied to a LightSpeaker by the wall switch the light defaults to the ON state This allows the LightSpeaker s...

Page 27: ...ent One way to tell the difference between the two lighting fixtures is to measure the diameter of the metal lighting fixture at the point its rim exits the ceiling An R30 can is very close to 5 acros...

Page 28: ...wo wing shaped springs that when viewed out of the light fixture form as the name implies a spread out letter V If you have removed the existing trim ring and any included reflector then you will have...

Page 29: ...lens with a small tip common screwdriver nail file paper clip or similar object gently slip the tip into the indentation and pry the lens outward until the retaining tabs pull free 2 To re install th...

Page 30: ...or This is not a difficult process however exercising a little care will make the job look better when you are finished We suggest that you turn off the light switch and the circuit breaker prior to b...

Page 31: ...rings that are used to hold the trim ring and reflector to the recessed light housing Coil Spring C The trim ring may have been previously painted to match the color of the ceiling and this paint may...

Page 32: ...o legs of the V and release the spring trim ring and reflector from the recessed housing 1 Once the coil springs or V springs are removed from the clip on the lighting fixture the trim ring reflector...

Page 33: ...tter to the farthest speaker in any direction is less than 50 the placement of the transmitter is up to you Note There is a maximum of two transmitters in one home and they need to be 25 apart Attachi...

Page 34: ...reo image and the best sound In general the maximum spacing of the speakers is determined by ceiling height Using the table below try to space speakers at the distances stated or closer together If yo...

Page 35: ...he Transmitter and Remote work here are a few examples To play Source 1 in Zone 1 Press Zone 1 Press Source 1 To play Source 2 in Zone 1 after the source 1 is playing Press Zone1 Press Source 2 To pla...

Page 36: ...ress light button up arrow and hold it the light will increase in brightness and when the light is at the level you want release the button When you reach maximum brightness the lighting LED will flas...

Page 37: ...the Transmitter and depending on the zone assigned to the speaker and the left or right audio channel selected the receiver sends the correct signal to each LightSpeakers on board digital amplifier Di...

Page 38: ...tereo jack line level audio inputs allows 2 separate sources to be used Wireless simultaneous transmission to two separate zones of loudspeakers Controls LED light in each zone independently Controls...

Page 39: ...cket no lens 6 6 167 2 mm Depth without socket with lens 6 1 153 8 mm Depth with Socket with lens 7 1 181 0 mm OD of 6 Flange 7 6 192 0 mm OD of 5 Flange 6 7 171 2 mm Weight 2 51 lbs 1 14 kg Transmitt...

Page 40: ...it B Microwave ovens when operating may degrade or interrupt the signal from your transmitter Usually this will only be a problem for those speakers in close proximity to the microwave For best resul...

Page 41: ...n on the back of the transmitter Five lights on the transmitter keypad Zone 1 Zone 2 Source 1 Source 2 and the pairing light in the front will light up and begin flashing B Stand 2 4 away from the tra...

Page 42: ...ct in either its original packaging or packaging affording an equal degree of protection Proof of purchase in the form of a bill of sale or receipted invoice from an authorized dealer which is evidenc...

Page 43: ...from state to state OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES The warranty on this product if it is sold to a consumer outside of the United States shall comply with applicable law and shall be the sole responsibili...

Page 44: ...ion If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interfer...

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Page 48: ...tem to additional rooms add SubWoofer ors enjoy the same music outdoors with AudioRocks visit www iavlightspeaker com For more detailed installation instructions go to www iavlightspeaker com IAV Tech...

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