COCONUTZ
™
| OWNER’S MANUAL
Please read the following instructions carefully before installing your Rockustics
®
Coconutz™ speaker. If you have any questions
regarding installation that are not answered in the following directions, please contact your local sound contractor or the
Rockustics
®
/MSE Audio
®
technical support team. Contact information can be found on the back of the manual.
Basic Wiring
(
Diagram A
) Locate speaker wire on the top of the Coconutz. If neccessary, strip the wire ends
and trim the wire to the appropriate length. Use the supplied silicone wire nut to connect the
positive (red) leads of the speaker and input wires. Repeat this step with the negative (black)
leads.
NOTE:
The provided wire nuts are meant for permanent installation use only. If you are temporarily wiring the speakers, do not
use these wire nuts. In the event you have used the wire nuts, and need to re-wire your system, do not attempt to unscrew the
nuts. Instead, clip the wires below the nut, and follow the steps in the
Basic Wiring
section with a new pair of waterproof wire
nuts (these are available at most hardware stores).
Mounting Instructions
NOTE:
You will need one (1) mounting hook or eyelet rated for 30lbs (not supplied) per pair of Coconutz.
1) The Coconutz speakers are intended to be mounted using the supplied hanging cable assembly (
Diagram B
).
2) It will be necessary to install a hook, loop or eyelet (not supplied) (
Diagram C
) that can adequately support the combined
weight of the speakers being installed. Be sure to use hardware that is rated for the combined total load of the speakers (30lbs)
and ensure it is properly secured to the mounting surface.
3) (
Diagram D
) Clip one each of the cable ends to each of the eyebolts in the Coconutz speaker.
4) (
Diagram E
) Clip the other end of the hanging cable to the secure mounting loop.
5) Wire the speaker as described in the
Basic Wiring
section, ensuring the weight of the speakers is supported by the hanging
cables, as opposed to the speaker wires.
Diagram A
1.
2.
3.
4.
Diagram B
Diagram E
Diagram D
Diagram C
