Setting UP the System, Connecting Speakers

SETTING UP THE SYSTEM

CONNECTING SPEAKERS

FRONT SPEAKERS

CENTER SPEAKER

BLUE WIRE

RED WIRE

FRONT

SPEAKER

R C L

AUX CD TV

LREMOTE SENSOR INPUT

SURROUND				SPEAKERS
SPEAKERS
R	L		R	C	L
+	+	+			+
-	-	-			-
					BLACK WIRE

SUBWOOFER		BLACK WIRE
SUBWOOFER			BLACK WIRE
			BLACK WIRE
MIN	MAX	REMOTE
VOLUME		REMOTE
		SENSOR
		INPUT
		GREY WIRE
		GREY WIRE
	SURROUND	SURROUND SPEAKERS
	SPEAKERS	SURROUND SPEAKERS
	SPEAKERS
	R L
		RIGHT	LEFT

BLACK WIRE

GENERAL HINTS FOR CONNECTING

1.At the rear of the speakers, you will find two quick-connect terminals: a black one marked (-) and a red one (for the Front Speaker) or a white one (for the Surround Speaker) or a blue one (for center speaker) marked (+).

2.Speaker wires are identified with different colors so that you can distinguish between them.

3.In order to prevent improper phasing between the speakers, be sure to make the same connection at both ends of the speaker wires (match the wire colors to the corresponding speaker terminals).

4.To connect the speaker wire, push and hold the speaker terminal tab down to insert the wire, release the tab to lock the wire in the terminal. Make sure the insulation is completey removed form the ends of the speaker wires at all connection points.

CONNECTING THE FRONT SPEAKERS

1.Connect the Right Front Speaker to the Front Speaker (R) terminals on the back of the main unit, and the Left Front Speaker to the Front Speaker (L) terminals. Center Front Speaker to the Front Speaker (C) terminals.

2.Make sure the (+) and (-) cables are connected to the correct Front Speaker terminals which are (+) to (+) and (-) to (-).

3.Plug the Remote Control Sensor wire into the REMOTE SENSOR INPUT on the back panel.

CONNECTING THE SURROUND SPEAKERS

1.Connect the Right Surround Speaker to the Surround Speaker (R) terminals at the back of the main unit, and the Left Surround Speaker to the Surround Speaker (L) terminals.

2.Make sure the (+) and (-) cables are connected to the correct Surround Speaker terminals which are

(+) to (+) and (-) to (-).

RP9990-2

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