User manual JBL SCS SAT 200S

[. . . ] A wall bracket is included. On an optional stand. 2 ATTACHING THE SHELF STAND TO THE SPEAKER Prepare the speaker wire as described on page 5. Thread the two conductors through the two holes in the stand bracket. Make sure to preserve the proper polarity (+ and ­ connections) by threading the positive conductor through the hole on the left, and the negative + conductor through the hole on the right looking at the stand from the front. Push down on the red speaker terminal and insert the bare end of the positive wire into the hole under the red cap. [. . . ] If necessary, use the supplied Metal Bar as a lever by inserting it into one of the holes in the outer edge of the Molded Nut TM. Step 2: Firmly grasp the Ball and Shaft £ and pull it straight out of the Attachment Plate ¢. Avoid leaning it to the side for leverage, as this may break off a tab. 4 Step 3: Slide the Molded Nut TM onto the Ball and Shaft £ with the threaded opening facing the ball. Thread the Metal Nut ¡ all the way onto the Ball and Shaft £, between the Metal Nut ¡ and the back of the Satellite Speaker ¶, using large needle-nose pliers until it is firmly seated against the back of the Speaker ¶ and has locked the Ball and Shaft £ and the Speaker ¶ together. Note that once the Metal Nut ¡ is fully tightened, it may embed some marks on the back of the Satellite Speaker ¶. However, these marks will be covered by the Metal Nut ¡. Step 6: Mount the Attachment Plate ¢ into a wood 6 7 1 2 4 3 5 8 with the star washer side away from the ball. Refer to the exploded drawing for the proper orientation of these parts. Step 4: Screw the Ball and Shaft £ into the Threaded Insert § on the back of the Satellite Speaker ¶ until it is fully seated in the Threaded Insert §, but do not tighten, as you might dislodge the Threaded Insert §. Such damage would not be covered under the warranty. Step 5: Tighten the Metal Nut ¡ with the star washer side stud on the wall, using four #10 pan-head wood screws at least one inch long (not supplied) ·. Make sure that all four screws are driven into the stud and not into drywall. If the bracket needs to be mounted in drywall, the customer is responsible for selecting and using appropriate wall anchors and screws. Important Note: The Metal Nut ¡ must be fully tightened against the Satellite Speaker ¶ as described in Step 5 before beginning Step 7 in order to avoid damage to the Threaded Insert §. Such damage would not be covered under the warranty. Step 7: Holding the Satellite Speaker ¶ with both hands, reinsert the ball portion of the Ball and Shaft £ into the Attachment Plate ¢. Step 8: Hand-tighten the Molded Nut TM while positioning the speaker for the desired orientation. If the Molded Nut TM is difficult to tighten by hand, insert the Metal Bar into one of the holes in the outer edge of the Molded Nut TM and use the bar as a lever. The swiveling ball enables you to aim the speaker to one side or the other, or to tilt it up or down. Although stereo imaging may be improved by aiming the front speakers toward the listening position, especially for music selections, the surround speakers are intended to provide a diffuse, ambient sound that is best achieved by aiming the speakers straight out from the wall. Aiming the surround speakers toward the listening position may ruin the intended effect by calling too much attention to the information in those channels. Step 9: Once the speaker's orientation has been finalized, insert the Metal Bar into one of the holes in the outer edge of the Molded Nut TM and tighten the Molded Nut TM securely. Keep the Metal Bar in a safe place in the event that you decide to adjust the speaker's orientation in the future. SPEAKER CONNECTIONS CONNECTION TIPS denote the (+) terminal and black to denote the (­) terminal. [. . . ] · In Dolby® Digital or DTS® modes, make sure that the receiver/processor is configured so that the speaker in question is enabled. · Turn off all electronics and switch the speaker in question with one of the other speakers that is working correctly. Turn everything back on, and determine whether the problem has followed the speaker, or has remained in the same channel. If the problem is in the same channel, the source of the problem is most likely with your receiver or amplifier, and you should consult the owner's manual for that product for further information. [. . . ]