VR6 - VR8 In-Ceiling Speaker

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:

Tools Needed:

Pencil

Keyhole or Drywall saw

Phillips screwdriver

Small level

Fish tape or a coat hanger

Wire strippers

Gloves

Safety goggles Drill

1” Flat bit (if driving through studs ½” or ½” bit for test hole)

Figure A: Mark cutout area

1:Decide where you want to place your speakers. The speakers should be separated approximately 6 to 10 feet apart. If possible, the left and right speakers should be located the same distance from the listening position. If needed, the pivoting tweeter on the VR6 and VR8 can be directed towards the listener for im- proved sound quality.

2:Make sure the place you choose for your in-ceiling speakers is between the ceiling joists (preferably centered). Tap the ceiling for a hollow sound or use a stud finder to locate the studs.

3:Trace around the cardboard template for your speaker placement as shown in Figure A. Make sure the speakers are even and level.

4:Drill a small hole in the center outline you just traced.

5:Bend a piece of coat hanger wire. Insert the wire into the hole, then slowly rotate to check for any obstructions. If there are any obstructions, patch the hole and relocate the speaker. See figure B.

6:Carefully cut away the outline you traced using a keyhole or drywall saw. Then remove the cutout. See figure C.

7:Run the cable from the speaker outputs of your receiver or amplifier to your speakers. Allow a few extra feet of cable. You may also splice together lengths of cable if you have a long distance to cover. Leave enough cable slack to strip the conductors and work on the connections.

Note: If cable is to be run through walls or ceilings, the cable must be UL and CL rated for your safety and building code compliance.

Figure B: Check for clearances

Figure C: Cut speaker hole

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VR8, VR6 specifications

Vista Imaging has established itself as a leader in advanced imaging technology, and their VR6 and VR8 models exemplify this through a perfect blend of performance, design, and user-centric features. These high-resolution imaging systems are designed to cater to a variety of professional fields including healthcare, industrial applications, and research.

The VR6 and VR8 are equipped with cutting-edge imaging sensors, which significantly enhance image clarity and detail. These sensors enable users to capture images in both low-light and bright environments, ensuring optimal performance under various conditions. The VR8, with its higher resolution capabilities compared to the VR6, delivers images that are richer in detail and color accuracy, making it ideal for critical applications that require precision.

One of the standout features of both models is their user-friendly interface. The intuitive touchscreen displays allow users to navigate through settings and options with ease, minimizing the learning curve and maximizing efficiency. Additionally, the cameras are designed for quick adjustments, enabling users to switch between settings with minimal downtime.

Connectivity options in both the VR6 and VR8 are extensive, supporting wireless and wired connections. This flexibility allows for seamless integration with other devices, including computers, tablets, and cloud storage solutions. Users can easily transfer images, access software updates, and utilize remote control capabilities, fostering a more connected workflow.

The image processing capabilities of these models also set them apart. Utilizing advanced algorithms, the VR6 and VR8 effectively reduce noise and enhance image quality in real-time. Users can benefit from features such as image stabilization and dynamic range optimization, ensuring that every shot is of the highest standard.

Durability is another key characteristic of the VR6 and VR8. Built with robust materials, both models are designed to withstand the rigors of fieldwork while maintaining a lightweight and ergonomic design. This makes them both portable and dependable, appealing to professionals who require reliability on-the-go.

In conclusion, the Vista Imaging VR6 and VR8 are prime examples of modern imaging technology, featuring advanced sensors, user-friendly interfaces, extensive connectivity, superior image processing, and rugged construction. These attributes make them ideal choices for professionals seeking exceptional imaging performance across various industries.
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