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- Page 1 A.u.S. Spielgeräte GmbH Scheydgasse 48, AT 1210 Wien Tel. +43 1 271 66 00 66 - Fax. +43 1 271 66 00 75 E-Mail verkauf@aus.at - Web www.aus.at How to connect external speakers/amplifier to your Sound Leisure jukebox www.aus.at...
- Page 2 Section 2 : How to connect a slave amplifier to your jukebox. Section 3 : Identifying the position of the speaker matching pad and slave output connector (amplifier connection) in the range of Sound Leisure Jukeboxes. SECTION 1 Connecting external speakers to slim bodied jukeboxes with Diamond Pack lighting e.g Melodyi, Melody.
- Page 3 Take the Positive (+) speaker wire from your external speaker and connect them to the RED spring connectors. Take the Negative (-) speaker wire from your external speakers and connect them to the BLACK spring connectors. Fig 2. Speaker matching pad wiring MONO connect external speakers to this section www.aus.at...
- Page 4 To do this find the jumper denoted in FIG 3. Remove the black cover from the middle and right pin and replace it covering the middle and left pin. (FIG 3 INSET) The jukebox amplifier will now be set to Mono. www.aus.at...
- Page 5 (B) Jukeboxes fitted with a Diamond Pack Lighting system. make the following connections to white spring terminal connectors as shown in Fig4 (B). SL = Signal Left GND = Signal Ground SR = Signal Right The pins are identified in WHITE PRINT on the circuit board. www.aus.at...
- Page 6 Section 3 : Identifying the position of the speaker matching pad and slave output connector (amplifier connection) in the range of Sound Leisure Jukeboxes. FIG 5 : location of Speaker Matching Points and slave output in LARGE Bodied jukeboxes. Gazelle. Manhattan, Digital Nostalgia,...
- Page 7 Speaker Matching Pad FIG 6 : location of Speaker Matching Points and slave output in SLIM bodied jukeboxes. Melody. Melodyi, digital Melody, Melody The picture shown is taken through the rear access panel at the back of the jukebox. www.aus.at...
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