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This section provides instructions for installing the FreeSpace

E-4 system hardware on a tabletop or in a rack.

The following accessories are shipped with the E-4 unit in the

FreeSpace E-4 System Accessory Kit (PC030105).

• 2-terminal input connectors (6) – For wiring

Auto Volume mics to the

SENSE MICROPHONES jacks

• 3-terminal input connectors (2) – For wiring

equipment to the AUX MIC/LINE 3 jacks

• 4-terminal input connectors (3) – For wiring

equipment to the ZONE 4 LINE OUT,

PAGE/MIC/LINE 4, and

DIRECT IN/CONTROL jacks

• 2-terminal output connectors (5) – For wir-

ing speaker cables to the ZONE OUT jacks

• Rubber feet (4) – For installing the E-4 unit

on a level surface

• Replacement voltage label (2) – Used on

the OUTPUT VOLTAGE selection switch

• FreeSpace system Installer™

software CD – Contains application

software for programming the E-4

system

4.0 Hardware Installation

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• Place the E-4 unit where it is protected from heat and allowed

adequate ventilation.

• Place the E-4 unit away from direct heat sources, such as heat-

ing vents and radiators.

• Make sure that air can circulate freely behind, beside, and

above the unit. Allow six inches on all sides.

Installer's Note: Do not allow the chassis to exceed the

maximum operating temperature of 50˚ C (122˚ F). Be aware

of conditions in an enclosed rack that may increase the tem-

perature above room-ambient conditions.

The E-4 unit is ideal for shelf mounting. The included accessory

kit contains four rubber feet for the bottom of the E-4 chassis.

The rubber feet will protect the surface on which the E-4 unit is

installed and help prevent movement of the E-4 unit. Be sure to

follow the "Placement Guidelines" previously described when

choosing a location for the E-4 unit.