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Speaker LED wiring
This product comes with a LED sync hub which receives wireless signal from the supplied remote control.
• Follow the illustration below to complete the LED wiring connection.
SYNC OUT
SYNC IN
POWER INPUT
Left
Right
LED sync hub
RGB OUT 1
RGB OUT 2
To switched 12VDC power supply
Red wire
Black
wire
Inline fuse
Splice connector
Splice connector
• Connect the “
POWER INPUT
” wires to the following: black wire to your vehicle’s grounding plate or to the
negative battery terminal; red wire to your vehicle’s lighting circuit with on/off switch.
If the red wire is connected to the positive battery terminal, install a dedicated on/off switch (not included)
to be in line with the red wire for power control.
Make sure the ground wire (black) is fastened on the ground point. Scrape away any paint, rust or dirt
from the ground point to provide a clean contact.
• Important!
Using two supplied splice wire connectors, install the supplied fuse to be in-line with the red
wire which connects power source. This provides short-circuit protection.
• To extend the power wires (red and black), use a minimum of 16 gauge wires (not included). Ground wire
should be as short as possible.
• Note:
only use
SYNC OUT
and
SYNC IN
when connecting two or more LED sync hubs together.
• Important!
Replace the old fuse with the same rating (3A) and type.
To synchronize more than one set of MRGB65 for LED lighting (optional)
1
Follow the illustration above to complete LED wiring for another set of MRGB65 (sold separately).
2
Using the supplied LED sync hub connection cable, connect the “
SYNC OUT
” on the first/primary
LED sync hub to the “
SYNC IN
” on the second LED sync hub (sold separately). In this case, you can
synchronize the lighting of four speakers. Follow step 1 and 2 above to synchronize more speakers.
