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This is done by supporting the acrylic structure while the cable suspension assemblies are
threaded onto the ceiling clips.
8. Attach the two safety cables to the AudioScience microphone, and connect them to solid
anchoring points in the ceiling. Do Not attach the safety cables to electrical or other
wiring. (The ¼” universal snap hooks and the bailing wire may be used to achieve this.)
Allow enough slack to let the ceiling tiles slide into place, but not enough to allow the
microphone unit to hit anyone in the case of ceiling track failure.
9. Push back the ceiling tiles located directly above the microphone unit. Route the
microphone cable up from the hole in the top deflector, along one of the safety cables,
to the ceiling. Use the supplied cable ties to attach the microphone cable to the safety
cable.
10. Plug the 47’ microphone cable assembly into the XLR connector connected to the
microphone capsule. Route the cable across the ceiling and down a wall located near the
Videoconferencing system. If the cable is to be installed in a wall, a “fish tape” or
conduit may be necessary to get the cable from the ceiling to the floor.
11. Replace the ceiling tiles. Small notches may need to be cut in the ceiling tiles to allow for
the microphone cable and safety cables.
12. Using the Brillianize plastic cleaner, and the Sofkloth towel, wipe clean the plastic
surfaces of the AudioScience microphone. The microphone is now ready for use.
