ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
In the following instructions, the term “module” is used to refer to one of the 8-channel sections of the finished assembly,
which is called a column or a column array.
1.
Prepare an assembly area. Each module is a little over 3 feet long, so you need a flat surface at least 6 feet long to
assemble an IC16A or IC16/8A, 9 feet long for the IC24A and 12 feet long for the IC32A and IC32/16A.
2.
We suggest covering the assemly area with a heavy cloth or some other soft material to prevent damaging the finish on
the cabinets while assembling them.
3
. Avoid resting the modules on their grille. The modules are heavy and may deform the grille. Instead, rest the modules
on their sides or back.
4.
Place the modules in their respective positions on the assembly area.
Hint: The lower end of each module is the end of the module with the access plate for the power cord, input
connections and programming cable. In the graphic shown below the access plates were removed for illustration
purposes.
5.
Align the two columns to be joined on a tabletop or on the floor so that the top of the lower one and the bottom of the
upper one are close to one another, say 4” (10 cm) apart. See below.
6.
Loosen the screws that are holding the heavy joining plate in place. You will not be able to bring the two modules
together unless these screws are loose.
7.
Move one module somewhat to the side so you can get at the ends with a small screwdriver.
8.
Into the end of each module connect the short 3-conductor AC cable. It only goes into the sockets one way and the
cable is reversible. Make sure each end is firmly seated and a click is heard when inserting the plug. Caution: For safety,
use only the interconnection cable supplied by Renkus-Heinz.
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