For fixing to a wooden wall/structure, use a 2mm drill bit to drill 2 pilot holes and use
3.
25mm screws to secure the bracket.
Fully unscrew the 2 wall bracket mounting screws in the back of the speaker cabinet
4.
using the ‘hex’ key provide (Fig. 4). Using the two screws that have just been removed,
attach the forked part of the wall bracket to the back of the speaker (Fig. 5). This
should be tightened securely.
Connect the speaker cables as in Fig. 6.
5.
Alternatively, you can use bare wire. Place
the female ball part of the bracket over the
male part, ensuring the slot in the female
part lines up with the hole in the male
part.
Using the 30mm cap head bolt (provided)
6.
secure the two parts together, but leave
the bolt loose enough to allow some
adjustment if necessary (Fig. 7).
Adjust the speaker to the desired listening
7.
position and fully tighten the bolt. If you realise this
is not the correct positioning, loosen the bolt slightly,
re-adjust and then tighten the bolt.
Connect your speaker cable to the amplifier
Fixing the R180
HD
/ R225
HD
/ R250
HD
/ R one
HD
to a Wall
Cable Through
Hole
Wall Mounting
Point
Wall Mounting
Point
Additional Points to Remember
When using the wall fixing plate, the speaker will drop by 7.5mm due to the key hole fixing.
•
Templates are supplied with the products to aid fixing.
•
The grille badge can be rotated. Simply apply some pressure with your thumb/ finger
•
and rotate it.
Please allow no more than 200mm (8 inches) of slack cable protruding from the wall.
•
All unused cable can be wound around the inside of the terminal panel.
Please see the template for information on the locations of the rubber feet.
•
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HD
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Figure 4.
Figure 6.
Figure 5.
Figure 7.
R225
HD
/ R250
HD
/ R one
HD
Wall Fixing Plate
R180
HD
Wall Fixing Plate
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