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20 W Stereo Audio Amplifier
– Cut two short pieces of small heat-shrink tubing, each about 3/4-inch long. Place the
tubing at each end of the audio cable. Process.
– Insert the Molex socket into the Conn3 connector on the left channel PWB. Note that the
drain wire goes to the first “GND” position.
– Route the cable to the rear of the chassis using the cable clamp along the side of the
chassis.
– Attach a connector pin to the white wire in the audio cable from Conn3 on the left channel
PWB. Clip off the shield wire as it is not used. Insert the pin into the socket housing on
Conn7 on the left channel speaker PWB as follows: white to position #2.
– Insert the 4-pin Molex socket for the left channel feedback connection on the Conn7
header on the left channel speaker PWB. Use the legend on the PWB as a guide.
5.6.15 Audio Cabling
Hardware for the following steps can be found in the “Molex Housing and Terminals” package.
– Prepare a 5-inch long audio cable. Attach connector pins to each of the two wires on one
end of the audio cable. Insert the connector pins into the socket housing as follows: shield
to position #1 and white to position #2.
– Cut two short pieces of small heat-shrink tubing, each about 3/4-inch long. Place the
tubing at each end of the audio cable. Process.
– Insert the Molex socket into the Conn2 connector on the right channel PWB. Note that the
drain wire goes to the first “GND” position.
– Attach the shield wire of the audio cable to terminal #1 (low) on the right channel
Volume control . Do not solder.
– Attach the white wire of the audio cable to terminal #2 (arm) on the right channel Volume
control. Solder. Dress the cable against the chassis.
– Prepare a 5-inch long audio cable. Attach connector pins to each of the two wires on one
end of the audio cable. Insert the connector pins into the socket housing as follows: shield
to position #1 and white to position #2.