Installation, Rear panel features and controls, Connections – EAW SMS3 User Manual

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4. INSTALLATION

The special hexagonal shape of the cabinet makes it possible to

position the speaker in various ways, as shown in the figure. The

logo plate on the front protective grille can be rotated to adapt

it to the position of the speaker. The speaker body has four M6

threaded inserts, one each on the top and bottom and two on the

back, used for attaching accessories for installing the speaker in

different ways.

SMS3 (SMS3W) speakers are supplied with a black (white)

ball joint support for wall mounting.

WARNING: Consult a professional rigger or structural

engineer prior to suspending loudspeakers from a

structure not intended for that use. Always know the

working load limit of the structure supporting

the loudspeaker array. Always make sure

that the rigging hardware minimum rating is

at least five times the actual load.

5. REAR PANEL FEATURES

AND CONTROLS

1. This rotary control selects the power tap for the internal

constant voltage transformer. Choices are 1W, 2.5W, 5W,

10W, 20W, and BYPASS (used for 4 ohm operation).

2. This rotary control selects the constant voltage

distributed system in which the speaker is used.

Choices are BYPASS (used for 4 ohm operation), 0 (Off), 25V, 50V, 70V and 100V.

Note: Use a slot-head screwdriver to adjust the rotary controls.

6. CONNECTIONS

The spring-loaded speaker terminals are designed to accept

bare wire, up to a maximum of 18 gauge. Strip 1/4’’ (6 mm)

of insulation off the end of the speaker wire, press in the tab,

and insert the bare wire into the hole. When you release the

tab, the wire is locked in place. Make sure there are no stray

strands of wire outside the terminal connection.

WARNING: To prevent the risk of electrical shock,

always fit the protective cover over the terminals after completing the connections.

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