Taiden HCL-404, Installation And Operating Manual

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Before rotation Rotate to maximum Angle (40°)
Installation diagram (back)
The HSP-108BKTU comes standard with three M12×100 mm expansion bolts and two M8 flat head screws:
1) Three M12×100 mm expansion screws are used to lock the U-bracket firmly on the load-bearing wall surface. Note: if
hoisting is selected, the U-bracket can be firmly suspended by threading rods of appropriate length through the three
Ø13.0 holes of the U-bracket;
2) After the U-bracket is fixed, remove the screws on the top and bottom of the loudspeaker box for fixing points and replace
them with two M8 screws standard in the bracket packaging, but do not lock them;
3) Remove the M6 screws used to locate the rotation angle and keep them;
4) Lift up the loudspeaker box, and the two M8 screws protruding from the box are stuck into the buckle of the U-bracket;
5) Reinstall the M6 screws removed by 3), and lock the M6 screws after rotating the loudspeaker box to an appropriate angle
(supporting angle adjustment of 40°);
6) Lock the other two M8 screws, and the installation is completed.
The loudspeaker can be installed horizontally or vertically. Select a proper installation mode based on site requirements. The
LOGO of the HSP-108 loudspeaker supports rotation adjustment. After installation, pull out the logo, rotate it to the visual
positive position, and then put it back in the logo clip.
The built-in rotary treble horn coverage range is 50°-100° gradient. The default horn mode is the middle state at the following
figure. If the direction of the speaker adjusted, please remove the net cover to fit the direction of the rotation horn, make sure its
horizontal cover 50°-100°gradient. See details operation below.
Rotation of the treble horn
HSP-108 8-inch Two-way Loudspeaker built in a rotatable
tweeter horn with 50°~100° gradient horizontal coverage
(from to as shown in the following figure). When
the loudspeaker is installed horizontally, the tweeter horn needs to be rotated 90 degrees according to the direction
of the sideways. The treble horn should always keep
on the top and on the bottom.
Operation:

Use a tool (M6 Allen key) to remove the mesh fixing
screws on the top and bottom;

Remove the mesh;

Use a tool (M4 Allen key) to remove the 4 horn fixing
screws;

Rotate horn inorder to keep on the top and
on the bottom (as shown in the figure above);

Re-tighten the horn fixing screws, and reinstall the
mesh.