MW
650 |
MW
800 |
MC
650 |
MC
800
User Manual
MW & MC Series
High-Performance In-Wall & Ceiling Speakers
User Manual
6
MW
650 |
MW
800 |
MC
650 |
MC
800
User Manual
User Manual
MW & MC Series
High-Performance In-Wall & Ceiling Speakers
7
Installation
• Using the template provided, trace the
installation location with a pencil. You can do
this by holding the template in your preferred
location and tracing around it. Use a spirit
level to ensure the template is straight and
plumb. This is the exact cutout size
[
fi gures 1-3
].
• Once you have cut the hole, fi sh your
previously positioned wiring out of the hole
and connect the speaker [
fi gure 6
]. Follow
the hook-up directions included with your
receiver.
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TION/WIRING
FIGURE 6
Fish your previously positioned wiring out
of the hole ready to connect the speaker.
FIGURE 1
Use the template provided along with a
Level to set out the cut out hole.
FIGURE 2
Mark out the template using a permanent
marker.
FIGURE 3
Remove template to show cutting guides.
FIGURE 7
Ensure connection to the correct terminals.
Connect by pushing down on the terminal.
• Carefully cut the hole with the appropriate
cutting tool for your wall material. Start the
hole by drilling a hole inside of your tracing
(with the drill-bit touching the line). Use this
hole to insert the saw or knife and begin
cutting [
fi gure 4
].
FIGURE 5
You should now have the space to insert
the speaker.
FIGURE 4
Using an appropriate tool, cut out the
marked area.
Strip 12 mm of insulation from each of the
two conductors of the wire to expose the bare
metal and twist each of the conductors into a
single un-frayed strand (so you have two un-
frayed strands). Note that one of the terminals
on the rear of each speaker is red (+) and the
other is black (-).
Ensure you connect the wire from the red
terminal (+) of your amplifi er, or receiver, to
the red terminal (+) on your speaker and make
sure the black terminal (-) of your amplifi er,
or receiver, to the black terminal (-) on your
speaker [
fi gure 7
]. Most wire has some
indicator (such as colour-coding, ribbing or
writing) on one of the two conductors to help
you maintain consistency.
