THE Sl OUTPUT MODULE REAR VIEW LOW CURRENT STEREO MODE (18) (Option 1)
This Sl module is shipped wired as follows: lt as the channel signal output and 1 as the channel chassis ground. This is really the defacto standard for most low-to-medium power loudspeaker systems. This wiring allows one enclosure to be connected to channel A, and one enclosure to be connected to channel B. The 2 t and 2 - connections are simply not used in this application! In this case the 2 t and the 2 - spades are used to “store” the jumper cables for later usage.
THE Sl OUTPUT
MODULE REAR,VIEW
HIGH CURRENT
STEREO MODE (19)
(Option 2) Many larger loudspeaker
systems use the full capability of the SPEAKON connector by paralleling 1 t and 2t, and paralleling 1 - and 2 -. This wiring improves the current handling capability of the system and reduces losses. Most “subs” with SPEAKONs are wired this way. This module can be easily re-wired to this configuration using the supplied jumpers on the rear of the module. Normally four jumpers are plugged in a no- connect configuration for “storing”. In this case, one jumper is connected between 1 t and 2t and another jumper is connected between 1 - and 2 - for each channel. This is a total of
four jumpers. The diagram (19) shows the wiring of the jumpers.
THE Sl OUTPUT MODULE REAR VIEW - BRIDGE MODE (20) (Option 3)
This module can be re-wired to allow the SPEAKONs to be the bridge outputs with both in parallel. This arrangement would allow for example, two 8 ohm enclosures to be connected in parallel to the CS 800s in bridge mode. In this case the wiring is as follows:lt on both connectors wired to channel A signal output; 1 - on both connectors wired to channel B signal output; 2t and 2 - on both
