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Ceiling Speaker Installation Manual

Installing the Speakers

When you've decided on the locations for all of the speakers, use the template to trace a circle lightly in pencil where

each hole should be. (If you don't have a template, check the Specifications section for cutout sizes.) If you're unsure on

whether there may be obstacles (such as pipes or wires) where you plan on installing the speaker, drill a 1/8 inch hole in

the center of the rectangle, then put a bent coat hanger through the hole to feel around. Use a keyhole or drywall saw to

cut the hole.

Painting the grilles

The grilles can be painted to match the color or walls or trim. The grille must be painted with spray paint, either from a

can or a sprayer. Before painting, carefully remove the thin cloth on the underside of the grille. Lightly spray the front of

the grille with the paint from a distance, being careful not to plug any of the holes. Diluting the paint with paint thinner

will lessen the risk of filling any holes. If a hole gets plugged, use a can of compressed air to open it. Once the paint is

dry, put the cloth back on the grille.

Installing the ring

Adept Audio's "In the Ring" mounting system requires no tools. Remove the speaker from its round, ring-shaped bezel,

then place the bezel into the hole cut in the ceiling. Each of the four mounts has two finger hooks. Put your first and

second (index and middle) fingers into the hooks, press your thumb against the bezel ring or ceiling, then slide the red

mount down until the bezel ring is pressed firmly against the ceiling. Repeat with the other three mounts. Pull lightly on

the bezel ring to make sure there are no gaps between the ring and the ceiling, and that all the mounts are tight. If the

ring is loose or there are gaps, squeeze down more tightly on each of the red mounts.

Connecting the speaker cables

To connect a speaker cable, first strip ½ inch of insulation from each conductor of the cable, and lightly twist the

exposed strands between your fingers to make sure there are no stray strands sticking out. Be sure to connect the

positive half of the cable (usually marked with a line on the side, or sometimes with red or white insulating jacket) to the

positive speaker cable connector, which is marked with a red dot. Press down on the speaker cable connector until a

hole appears in the side, then insert the stripped end of the cable and release the connector. Repeat with the other half

of the cable. Give each cable a light tug to make sure it's secure.