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[FIGURE 2]
[FIGURE 3]
WALL MOUNTING BRACKET
LEVELING ADJUSTMENT SCREW
SPEAKER MOUNTING BRACKETS HOOK INTO WALL BRACKETS
IN WALL BRACKET
SPEAKER MOUNT
BRACKETS
LOCKING SCREWS IN
SPEAKER BRACKET
WALL MOUNT
STAND OFF BUMPER,
BRACKETS
LOCK NUT, WASHER
SPEAKER MOUNTING BRACKET
and bottom set of mounting holes on the rear of the speaker. Position the brackets similar to the ones mounted on the wall with the "J" bend
up so it can hook into the wall bracket. Attach brackets to the rear of the speaker using four screws per bracket (Fig. 1 & 2).
Install one each of the 6, #10-32x1" Phillips screws in the threaded nut located in the bottom center of the "J" bend of the two wall mounted
brackets. These screws are for leveling the speaker. Start the screws, but do not screw in at this time. Install the other four 1" screws in the
end mounted nuts of the cabinet mounted brackets. These are the bracket locking screws and should be installed so they can be adjusted
from the bottom of the speaker (Fig. 3).
Assemble the two rubber stand-off bumpers next. Thread one nut onto each bumper stand-off and then one nylon washer. Run the nut about
halfway down the screw. Thread each of the bumper stand-offs into the two lower inserts located on the bottom rear edge of the cabinet
(Fig. 2).
STEP 4
There are three pair of gold binding post terminals on the rear of the speaker cabinet. The terminals are marked for Right Input, Center Input
and Left Input and should be connected to the respective speaker channel outputs on your receiver. Connect the speaker wires to the correct
terminals observing the polarity indicated on the terminal. Red is + or positive and black is – or negative. Strip about ½" of insulation from the
wires and separate the wires as necessary.
If you are using other wire lugs or connectors, attach them at this time to the bare wire. Unscrew the binding post terminals and slip the
stripped end of the wire through the hole in the metal post. Secure the wire in the post by tightening the binding post terminal nut down on the
bare wire or lug. Make sure the nut is tight and the wire will not pull out of the terminal by lightly pulling back on the wire. Tuck the speaker
wire in behind the speaker cabinet; if necessary, neaten up the wire with the use of tie wraps.
STEP 5
The TEATRO
soundbar speaker is now ready to be mounted to the brackets that were screwed to the wall in step 2. The brackets are made
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to interlock with each other. Raise the speaker so the brackets on the rear of the cabinet are aligned with the wall brackets and engage the
"J" bends in the two sets of brackets together. If the speaker is being installed very close to the bottom of the flat panel display the speaker
brackets can be slid into each other from the side. After the brackets are interlocked, it is a simple matter to center the speaker by sliding it
side to side. The speaker can also be leveled by turning in the appropriate height adjusting screw to raise and lower the ends of the speaker.
This is done with a #2 Phillips screwdriver from the bottom side of the bracket. Once the speaker position is trimmed up it should be locked
in place using the 4 locking screws in the speaker bracket (Fig. 3). Be careful not to over-tighten the screws.
Adjust the rubber stand-off bumpers by turning them either in or out to adjust the tilt of the speaker until the front is vertical. Lock the adjusting
screws in place by tightening the locking nuts against the rear of the cabinet. Make certain the nylon washer is between the nut and the
cabinet to protect the cabinet finish.
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