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Installation
In-Wall and In-Ceiling Speakers
1. If you need to shorten the service loop, remember to re-label each cable end.
2. Strip 1/2 inch of insulation from the speaker wire.
3. Neatly twist the conductor strands so that they won’t fray.
4. To help ensure proper sound, connect speaker wires observing consistent polarity. For every speaker,
connect THE SAME insulator color to the Red (+) terminal and the opposite insulator color to the Black (-)
terminal.
5. Install the speakers and grilles according to the instructions that came with the speakers.
Remote Room: Television
1. Connect the Composite Video cable to a wall plate connector that has an RCA jack inside and outside.
2. Label the wall plate video output.
3. If you are performing cable and satellite distribution, connect the RF cable to a wall plate connector that
has an F-connector female inside and outside.
4. Label the RF wall plate output.
5. Screw the wall plate into the junction box.
6. Affix the face plate, if necessary loosening the wall plate screws for a snug fit to the wall.
7. Use an RCA cable to connect the Composite Video wall plate connector to the “Video 1” composite
video input of the television.
8. Use an F-connector coaxial cable to connect the RF wall plate connector to the “RF input” of the television.
Remote Room: IR Remote Commander
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Unit
1. Each remote room is furnished with an infrared (IR) Remote Commander unit, in addition to the In-Wall
Keypad. To install the supplied AA batteries, start by sliding the battery cover off the back of the unit.
2. Install the two supplied AA batteries, observing polarity as shown. The correct battery polarity is also
indicated in the battery compartment.
3. Replace the battery cover.
