McIntosh CS100 - Manual (Page 6)

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9. To aim the Midrange/Tweeter Acoustic Output to the
desired area, first rotate the four flat head screws to
the unlock position. Then grasp and rotate the Mid-
range/Tweeter Acoustic Reflector being careful not to
damage the Loudspeaker Drivers. Then re-lock the four
flat head
screws to
secure the
new posi-
tion. Refer
to figures
15 and 16.
10. Place the Bound-
ary Compensation
Switch in the correct
position according
to the information in
figure 18. Refer to
figures 17 and 18.
11. Insert the Loudspeaker Grille into the baffle slots by
applying gentle pressure along the circumference of the
grille.
6. Prepare the Loudspeaker hookup cables by carefully re-
move sufficient insulation from the cable ends and twist
the strands together, refer to figures 9, 10 & 11.
Note: If desired, the twisted ends can be tinned with
solder to keep the strands together.
7. Connect the
prepared hookup
cables to the Full
Range Terminals
being careful to
observe the cor-
rect polarities. Refer to figure 12.
Note: If the CS100 is to be used with two Power Am-
plifiers (BIAMP), connect the cable from the
Low Frequency Amplifier to the Low Frequen-
cy Terminals. Connect the cable from the High
Frequency Amplifier to the High Frequency
Terminals. Move the Jumper Selector from
the “Normal” position over to the “Biamp”
position.
8. Install the Loudspeaker into the cutout opening and
tighten the four Phillips mounting screws. The clamp-
ing arms will pivot into position and secure the Loud-
speaker to the mounting surface; do not over tighten the
screws. Refer to figures 13 and 14.
Figure 9 Figure 10 Figure 11
+
+
-
-
LF
HF
NORMAL
SELECTION
BIAMP
SELECTION
FULL RANGE
(NORMAL)
OR
LOW FREQUENCY
CONNECTIONS
HIGH FREQUENCY
CONNECTIONS
JUMPER
SELECTOR
Figure 12
Figure 16
Figure 17
Figure 15
Installation
Installing the Loudspeaker, con’t
Figure 14
Figure 13
Less than 24"/61cm – Boundary Compensation ON
More than 24"/61cm – Boundary Compensation OFF
Less than 18"/46cm – Boundary Compensation ON
More than 18"/46cm – Boundary Compensation OFF