Cambridge SoundWorks PCWorks - Manual (Page 10)

6
Attaching The Desktop Stands
For most applications, the satellite
speakers should be used with their
desktop stands. Install each stand
by inserting it into the “T”
shaped socket in the back of each
satellite. Make sure to feed the
wires through the cut-out in the
top of the desktop stands (see
diagram C). For desktop placement, apply
the five self adhesive feet to the
base of the desktop stands. If you
wish to install the rear satellites
in the floor stands, do not apply
the self adhesive feet to the base
of their desktop stands (see
diagram D).
D
C
Attaching The Floor Stands
3. Insert the two solid legs into
the outside sockets in the
apex joint.
4. Slide the back of the satellite’s
desktop stand into the front of
the slot in the apex joint. The
slot’s front is the side further
away from the rear leg socket.
Make sure the stand is
securely pressed into the slot
(see Diagram F).
5. At the base of the rear leg,
gently pull on the satellite
cable to remove any unneces-
sary slack in the cable.
6. Insert a rubber plug into the
base of each leg, taking care
to feed the cable out the short
notch in the rear leg (see
Diagram G).
The rear satellites (with their
desktop stands attached) may be
installed in their floor stands.
1. One leg of each floor stand
has a full length slot, with
short notches opposite the
slot at each end. Insert a
satellite cable inside one of
these legs by feeding it down
the length of the full length
slot. At each end, feed the
cable through the short
notches (see Diagram E).
2. Ensure there are no feet
attached to the satellite’s
desktop stand. Insert the
satellite end of the leg/cable
assembly into the middle
socket of the apex joint. Make
sure the satellite cable exits
through the short notch and
not the full length slot (see
Diagram F).
E