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JBL GTS100 owner manual Table Of Contents, Owner’s Warranty Information Records

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Table Of Contents

Table Of Contents
Introduction	3
Features	4
About Installation	4
Quick Start	5
System Design Using the GTS100	6
Typical Applications	7
Installation Precautions	9
Physical Installation	9
Controls and Connectors	10
Mounting Instructions	12
Wiring	12
Power Supply Connections	14
Audio Input Connections	15
Speaker Connections	17
Operation	20
Solving Noise Problems	21
Maintenance	24
Additional System Configurations for Add-On or Upgrade	24
In Case of Difficulty	27
Specifications	29
Owner’s Warranty Information Records
Model Number
Serial Number
Dealer Name
City, State, Zip
Sales Receipt Number
Date of Purchase

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JBL GTS100 owner manual Table Of Contents, Owner’s Warranty Information Records

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0 0 1 S T G GTS100Table Of Contents Owner’s Warranty Information RecordsIntroduction Features About InstallationQuick Start Speakers System Design Using the GTS100Signal Sources Other Components Typical ApplicationsApplication Application ApplicationApplication Full-RangeOperation Stereodamage to property Installation PrecautionsPhysical Installation GOOD-HorizontalMounting AIR FLOW Controls and ConnectorsBEST-VerticalMounting AIR FLOW NEVER-MountUpside Down7.Fuse - 20 Amp ATC type Fuse Wiring Mounting InstructionsG T S Typical System Configuration+ - + Ground Wire Black Power Supply Connections+12V Battery Wire Yellow Line Level Input Connection Remote Turn-OnWire Blue with White StripeAudio Input Connections Input-ModeSwitch Speaker Level Input ConnectionsSpeaker Connections Speaker Level Input Color CodesSpeaker Output Color Codes B. Center Channel Simultaneous Stereo-MonoConnection DiagramsA. Satellite/Subwoofer Operation Gain AdjustmentsOther Characteristics Solving Noise Problems Ground Loops - The vast majority of noise problems in car audio systems are caused by inadequate or improper grounding. The head unit, the amplifier and any other components must be grounded to a major metal member of the vehicle’s frame. Make sure to choose a solid metal ground point. In many new vehicles some structural ele- ments are made of plastic 1.Connect the head unit chassis to a solid vehicle ground using a short, heavy gauge wire AWG10. Do not connect this to the vehicle’s wiring harness, but go directly to a metal part of the vehicle Maintenance System 2B SystemSystem 2A Add Power to Main SpeakersSystem Add Power to the RearSystem SystemIn Case of Difficulty continued Specifications Part No. JBLGTS100OM JBL Consumer Products, Inc 80 Crossways Park WestWoodbury, NY A Harman International Company