
Input Connection Cover (AD-S282H/HT models)
The loudspeaker includes a weather resistant cover for the input terminals. If using the cover, be sure to pass the wiring through the bushing nut, bushing, cover, and gasket before making connections.The input wiring cover is keyed to fit one way only! Be sure the keyed end is oriented toward the bottom of the loudspeaker cabinet. For proper sealing, we recommend #12 to #10 AWG (3.3 to 5.3mm2) stranded loudspeaker cable with a flat or twisted cross section. If using smaller gauge wiring, it may be necessary to use additional weather resistant compounds to achieve proper sealing of the wire entry points.
•Pass the wires through the wire cover/gasket, bushing, and nut. •Strip the wires and connect to barrier strip screw terminals.
•Slide the cover over the terminals and secure using the two machine screws provided.
•Ensure gasket is seated properly; tighten compression nut.
To assure
Before applying signal to the loudspeaker, ensure the
BI-AMP
PASSIVE
Input connection cover assembly
Mode selector switch
Passive mode utilizes the loudspeaker’s internal crossover network and requires a
Set the mode selector switch to the appropriate position before applying signal to the loudspeaker to avoid the possibility of damaging the drivers.
Transformer Tap Selector Switch (AD-S282HT
Transformer tap selector switch
Set the transformer tap selector switch to the appropriate setting before applying audio. To select the power level, align the tap selector switch slot with the desired power setting number. Use a coin or flat tip screwdriver to operate the switch.
70V Distributed Systems: use the right side markings. Select from 25, 50, 100, or 200 watts.
100V Distributed Systems: use the left side markings. Select from 50, 100, or 200 watts. the X position should not be used.
8 Ohm low impedance Systems: Set the tap selector switch to 8 ohms.
NOTE! 8 ohm setting should be used for 8 ohm audio systems only. Do not use 8 ohm setting when connecting the
Set the tap selector switch to the appropriate position before applying signal to the loudspeaker to avoid the possibility of damage.
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