8
Setting
Up
Connect
the
Powered
Acoustimass®
module
to
the
surround
cube
arrays
The 50 foot
(15
m)
cable with two pairs
of
wires connects the Powered Acoustimass module
to the
Right and Left surround cube arrays. Each has
an
individual plug on the module end.
1.
The wire marked R connects the module
to
the right surround speaker
(on
your right
as
you face the
TV).
As shown
in
Figure
5,
press the terminal tab
on
the back of cube array to
insert the marked wire into the
red
terminal and the plain wire into the black terminal.
2.
The wire marked L connects the module to the left surround speaker.
3.
Insert the connectors firmly into their jacks at the Powered Acoustimass module.
Connect
the
Powered
Acoustimass
module
to
the
receiver
The 20 foot (15m) cable with five pairs
of
wires and a single wire with
an
RCA plug connects
the module to the
outputs
on
the receiver
as
shown
in
the table below.
J
Note:
The
RCA
plug
comes with a cover installed. Remove this cover for connection
to
the
LFE/SUBWOOFER OUTjack. Ifyour receiver has no LFE/SUBWOOFER OUTjack, leave the
plug cover
!fl
place;
in
this case this wire will not be used.
• Match the polarity on the receiver. Connect the wire pairs
in
phase
(+
to + and - to -).
a.
Attach each marked wire
(+)
to
the appropriate + terminal.
b.
Attach each plain wire (-)
to
the appropriate - terminal.
• Connect the RCA plug to the receiver's LFE/SUBWOOFER OUT
Jack.
• At the Powered Acoustimass module, be sure the receiver cable connector
is
firmly
inserted.
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WIRE
RECEIVER CONNECTION
"-
CENTER
CENTER (MAIN, A)
RIGHT
RIGHT FRONT (MAIN,
A)
LEFT
LEFT FRONT (MAIN,
A)
RIGHT SURROUND
RIGHT SURROUND (REAR)
LEFT SURROUND
LEFT SURROUND (REAR)
LFE
RCA PLUG
LFE
SUBWOOFER OUT
A
CAUTION:
00
not connect the Powered Acoustimass module directly
to
your television
unless the television provides surround decoding circuitry
and
ampldied outputs for all
channels.
A
CAUTION:
00
not allow exposed wires
to
brush against each other this
could
damage
your receiver
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