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Labeling the front of the Speaker Selector 

(See Diagram 4)

There is one set of adhesive labels included to be used on the front of the SS4VC. These labels make it easy to identify which area 

has been selected when the button is depressed. There are indentations above each button on the front of the Selector. Place 

the appropriate label into each of these locations. If you can't find the label you need, you can create your own by writing on one 

of the blank labels using a pen or small marker.

OPERATION

Understanding the Protection Circuit

To prevent damage to your amplifier or receiver, the SS4VC features protection circuitry. When engaged, the protection feature 

prevents damage from occurring to your amplifier or receiver. 

When to Use the Front Mounted Protection Button

The front Protection button 

(See Diagram 5)

 should be engaged under the following circumstances to best protect your amplifier 

or receiver. Protection is ”ON” when the button is depressed:

 

Speakers Selected 

 

          Front Protection Button

 

1 or 2 pairs of 8Ω speakers 

 

 

OFF

 

3 or more pairs of 8Ω speakers 

 

 

ON 

 

1 pair of 4Ω speakers 

 

 

 

OFF

 

2 or more pairs of 4Ω speakers 

 

 

ON

 

A combination of 4Ω and 8 Ω speakers 

 

ON

When to Use the Rear Mounted Protection Switch

On the back of the selector there is a slide switch labeled ”Continuous Protection” 

(See Diagram 6)

. When this switch is in the ”ON” 

position, it will override the front Protection button and assure that the protection circuitry is always on, no matter what the 

position of the front button. 

This switch should be placed in the ”ON” position if you are concerned that someone 

unfamiliar with the system may fail to properly use the front protection button. 

Selecting Speakers

To turn on a pair of speakers, simply depress the button associated with that pair. 

Please take precautions to make sure that the amplifier volume is not set at a high 

level before you depress the button.

Using the Volume Controls

1. Select a pair of speakers as described above.

2. Turn up the volume on the receiver or amplifier until it reaches your desired listening level. It should not be so high that your 

amplifier sounds distorted, this could harm your speakers. 

3. You can now use the knob which corresponds with the speaker pair you selected. Rotating the knob completely counterclockwise 

will turn the volume off.

4. Control the volume of the selected pair of speakers or limit the maximum sound output of the selected pair if used in conjunction 

with another, non-impedance matching volume control.

KITCHEN

LIVING ROOM

BEDROOM

PATIO

PROTECTION

SS4VC 

Area Label

Area  Selector  Button      

Diagram 4

KITCHEN

LIVING ROOM

BEDROOM

PATIO

PROTECTION

SS4VC 

On

Off

Continuous

Protection

SS4VC

Riverside, CA  USA

Made in China

Amplifier

Input

Speaker

Output

4

Speaker

Output

3

Speaker

Output

2

Speaker

Output

1

Diagram 5

Diagram 6

Summary of Contents for SS4VC

Page 1: ...rely hold the SS4VC in place when buttons are depressed SS4VC 4 Pair Speaker Selector with Impedance Balancing Volume Controls Audio Systems OWNER S MANUAL The SS4VC is a 4 Pair Speaker Selector with Impedance Balancing Volume Controls which allows the operation of multiple pairs of speakers when using one amplifier or receiver Once the speakers are connected to the speaker selector individual pai...

Page 2: ...o the appropriate location under AMPLIFIER on the removable terminal Please observe proper polarity of the connections See Diagram 3 5 Insert the wired terminal connector into the amplifier input on the back of the speaker selector CAUTION If the AMPLIFIER and SPEAKERS connections are reversed a short could result across the amplifier or receiver out put terminals which may seriously damage your a...

Page 3: ...k of the selector there is a slide switch labeled Continuous Protection See Diagram 6 When this switch is in the ON position it will override the front Protection button and assure that the protection circuitry is always on no matter what the position of the front button This switch should be placed in the ON position if you are concerned that someone unfamiliar with the system may fail to properl...

Page 4: ...isuse abuse negligence inadequate packing or shipping procedures commercial use voltage inputs in excess of the rated maximum of the unit or service repair or modification of the product by unauthorized dealers This Warranty also excludes normal cosmetic deterioration caused by environmental conditions This Warranty will be void if the Serial Number on the product has been removed tampered with or...

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