Niles Audio CS650, CS525 manual Installing the Speaker, Frame See Figure

5. Fill the wall cavity with insulation at this		Installing a Niles MS-1 MicroSensor™
point. Remember to use equal amounts		There is a 1/2" round molded "IR Sensor
of insulation for each speaker.			Knockout" on the face of the
			speaker baffle. To prevent dam-
Installing the Speaker			age to the crossover network
If the grille is already			you must remove the
installed, remove it by			knockout from the rear of
using a bent paper clip or			the speaker. Do not attempt
the tip of a corkscrew and			to remove the knockout
pulling it away from the	Figure 12		with the speaker face up.
frame (See Figure 12).			Lay the speaker face down on
1. Separate the speaker wire so			a clean carpet or rug. Put the tip
			of a screwdriver into the center of
that at least two inches of each conduc-
		the round "knockout" and sharply tap the
tor are free.
		screwdriver handle as necessary. Install
2. Strip one half inch of insulation from the		the MS-1 using its mounting hex nut and
end of each conductor of the speaker wire.		washer so that it is tightly secured to the
		speaker. Connect all wires and continue

3. If you have gold pin connectors which you wish to use, affix them to the stripped wire ends now.

4.Connect one stripped wire end (or con- nector) to the black and one to the red termi- nal. Pay attention to the markings on the wire. Each speaker must be connected to the

amplifier in the same way.

5.Slip the bracket through the hole. Orient the speaker so that the speaker is level.

Secure the speaker and the bracket by tight- ening the baffle screws. Do not overtighten the screws, this will distort the frame and the grilles will not fit (this is not permanent, just loosen the screws and the grille will pop in). The screws should pull the speaker and bracket together (sandwiching the drywall) so that the frame is absolutely flush with the wall surface. There should be no gaps between the wall and the frame (See Figure 13).

your installation.

6. Carefully fit the grille into its recess so that	Figure 13
it is barely in place. Starting with one corner,
go around the speaker, pushing the grille in a
little bit each time. You should be gentle, the
aluminum grille can be easily bent out of
shape. The speaker will have an absolutely
flush appearance when it is fully in place.