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Prepare Ceiling
Refer to
Figure 1.
1.
Use the template provided to mark and cut a hole (1) in the ceiling where the
loudspeaker is to be installed. For frame-construction ceiling, skip to “Wire
the Loudspeakers”.
2.
Install two V-rails (2), one on each side of the hole, and supported by the
suspended-ceiling support rails (3).
3.
Install the C-ring (4) over the hole, using the V-rails as support. Make sure the
clips on the C-ring are properly fitted over the V-rail.
4.
Use sheet-metal screws (5) to secure the C-ring to the V-rails.
Wire the Loudspeakers
1.
Set the transformer tap switch located under the grille for the desired wattage setting
or 16Ω for low impedance operation as shown in
Figure 2
.
2.
Back out the conduit covers Phillips retaining screw to its stop point and pull the
conduit cover straight out to remove as shown in
Figure 3
.
3.
Pass the wires through the conduit/stress-relief clamp, leaving enough wire for
making connections. Carefully tighten the clamp over the wires, or over the conduit
if used.
4.
Wire the female Euro-style plug as shown in
Figure 4
.
5.
Plug the connector securely into the receptacle.
6.
Reattach the conduit cover and secure with the Phillips retaining screw.
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Figure 1.
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70V
100V
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Figure 2.
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Parallel Wiring Diagram
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Figure 4.
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Figure 3.
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Mount the Loudspeaker
Refer to
Figure 5
.
1.
Make sure all of the dog-ears are fully extended and in their non-
capture position.
2.
Position the loudspeaker into the hole prepared in the ceiling.
3.
Use a Phillips screwdriver to tighten each of the three dog-ear screws. As you
tighten the screws, the dog-ears will swing into capture position over the ceiling. Be
sure all dog-ears are properly positioned over the ceiling.
4.
Tighten the dog-ears until firm contact is made with the ceiling surface.
CAUTION!: Do not overtighten the dog-ear screws! Insert the
grille saftey tether grommet into supplied hole on the loudspeaker
baffle and install the grille.
Dog-ears against loudspeaker
To more
speakers
Amp
1
2
Turn the screw clockwise to engage the
dog-ear with the ceiling.
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Figure 5.
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4
2
5
1
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A
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