User manual POLK AUDIO LSI15

[. . . ] PROCESSOR MODE CONFIGURATION FOR THE LSi SERIES CENTER CHANNEL LOUDSPEAKER The "bass management" or "speaker configuration" menus of most surround receivers offer the choice of "normal" or "wide" modes for center channel operation. In discrete channel digital processors these modes are referred to as "small" and "large. " Normal (small) mode filters bass frequencies from the center channel speaker and sends them instead to the front left & right main speakers or to the subwoofer output (LFE) jack. wide (large) mode sends an unfiltered , full range signal to the center channel speaker. [. . . ] Make certain that you connect the wire from the red (+) terminal of your amplifier or receiver to the red (+) terminal on your speaker and the wire from the black (-) terminal of your amplifier or receiver to the black (-) terminal on your speaker. Most wire has some indicator (such as color-coding, ribbing or writing) on one of the two conductors to help you maintain consistency. To connect wire to the binding post [figure 7], unscrew the hex nut and insert the bare wire into the hole near the base of the binding post. Do not insert the insulated part of the wire into the hole as this will not give you a good connection. Twist the hex nut back down the binding post until it firmly meets the wire. To use Banana Plugs (US only): Unscrew the binding post lug nuts completely to expose the binding post plugs (plastic plugs inserted into the binding posts). Carefully pry out the binding post plugs to expose banana plug holes. Screw the lug nuts back on the binding posts and insert banana plugs. Bi-wiring, or using separate speaker wire connections for high and low frequency sections. To use Banana Plugs (US only): Unscrew the binding post lug nuts completely to expose the binding post plugs (plastic plugs inserted into the binding posts). Carefully pry out the binding post plugs to expose banana plug holes. For masonry walls, use a masonry drill bit and #10 masonry anchor and screw (not included). Tighten screws into stud or wall anchors, leaving screw heads protruding 1/16" (1. ) Line up the keyhole slots on the back of the speakers so that the screw heads pass through the large center hole of the slots. Let the speaker and slide straight down, allowing the screw head to slip behind the smaller end of the keyhole slot [figure 12]. Tug gently on the speaker to make certain that the screws and bracket are properly aligned and that the wall anchors are secure. If the bracket is not held snug against the wall by the screw heads, remove the speaker from the wall, drive the screws in a little further and then remount the speaker. Si le support n'est pas retenu fermement contre le mur par les têtes de vis, retirez l'enceinte et son support du mur, resserrez les vis un peu plus puis réinstallez l'ensemble. TAKING CARE OF YOUR LSi SERIES LOUDSPEAKERS Your new LSi Series Loudspeakers are constructed of a rugged material that can be dusted or cleaned with a damp cloth. Avoid harsh detergents and cleaning fluids, as they can permanently damage your speakers' finish [figure 13]. Bi-amping, or using separate amplifiers for the low and high frequency sections of your speakers. Use #10 screw for wall stud, use #10 (M4. [. . . ] Products replaced or repaired under this warranty will be returned to you, within a reasonable time, freight prepaid. This warranty does not include service or parts to repair damage caused by accident, disaster, misuse, abuse, negligence, inadequate packing or shipping procedures, commercial use, voltage inputs in excess of the rated maximum of the unit, cosmetic appearance of cabinetry not directly attributable to defect in materials or workmanship, or service, repair, or modification of the Product which has not been authorized or approved by Polk Audio. This warranty shall terminate if the Serial number on the Product has been removed, tampered with or defaced. This warranty is in lieu of all other expressed Warranties. [. . . ]