Ounting the, Atellites, Ertical – Infinity HTS-20 User Manual

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HTS-20 Home-Theater System – Owner’s Manual

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NOTE: The customer is responsible for

the correct selection and use of mounting

hardware (available through hardware

stores) that will ensure the proper and

safe wall-mounting of the speakers.

V

ERTICAL

M

OUNTING

...

Figure 5. This illustration shows how to

mount the speaker vertically on a wall or

ceiling four different ways.

W

ALL

-M

OUNTING THE

S

ATELLITES

The satellite speakers can be wall- or ceiling-mounted, as shown in Figures 5 and 6. You can
mount the speakers with #6 wood screws (not included), using the built-in mounting bracket.

Use the enclosed template to mark the desired position of each speaker on a wall or ceiling.
Locate a stud for secure mounting and use heavy-duty wood screws with long threads. Test
the mounting thoroughly before installation.

To mount the speaker vertically on a wall, fasten the wood screws (not included) to a
wall stud, leaving a 3⁄16" clearance between the base of the screw head and the wall. If desired,
loosen the bracket screw, adjust the bracket angle, and tighten the bracket screw.

NOTE: You may want to route the wires before tightening the bracket screw (see Figure 8 on page 11).

Then orient the speaker vertically, align the crossholes on the rear of the speaker with the wood
screws, and slide the speaker down.

#6 Wood Screws
(fasten to wall stud)

VERTICAL MOUNTING USING BRACKET

Slide Speaker Down

Onto Wood Screws

(rear view)

Screw

(inside hole)

Positions

(top view)

45

°

From Wall

(Bracket Open,

Position #1)

20

°

From Wall

(Bracket Closed)

67.5

°

From Wall

(Bracket Open,

Position #2)

90

°

From Wall

(Bracket Open,

Position #3)

Loosen Screw
Rotate Bracket
Tighten Screw

3/16"

wall

wood

screw

(side view)

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