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8.2.2. Use of the Metal Plates
Use the supplied metal plates to mount the Sub-Units in the following cases:
• When the partition onto which the Sub-Units are to be mounted is over 10 mm (0.39") in thickness.
• When the two Sub-Units are not to be magnetically attached to each other.
• When the Sub-Units require a stronger mounting.
Note
When using the metal plates, do not attach the rear
panels of two Sub-Units to each other. If attached,
howling will result even at low volumes.
Step 1.
Be sure to remove dust, oil and grime, etc.
from the mounting surface.
Note
Wipe clean. If dirt or grime is not sufficiently
removed, the Sub-Unit’s magnetic strength
could be severely weakened, potentially
causing the Sub-Unit to fall.
Step 2.
Peel off the backing paper on the back
surface of the metal plate and affix the metal
plate to the intended mounting position.
Note
Securely attach the metal plate by pressing
firmly on it. Failure to firmly press on the
metal plate when attaching it to the partition
could result in a weak initial attachment,
leading to the metal plate peeling off when
the Sub-Unit is removed or the mounted
Sub-Unit falling.
Step 3.
Align the metal plate with the Sub-Unit’s
magnet and mount the Sub-Unit to the
partition.
Notes
• When mounting the Sub-Units to the partition by
magnetically sandwiching it between them, ensure
that they are positioned at least 15 cm (5.91") away
from the nearest edge of the mounting surface. If
the distance to the edge is less than 15 cm (5.91"),
howling could be produced.
• When mounting the Sub-Units to a partition
without aligning their rear panels with each other,
if the distance between the Sub-Units is too short,
howling could result. In such cases, either lower
the volume or change the mounting locations of the
Sub-Units.
Partition, panel, etc.
15 cm (5.91")
or more
15 cm (5.91")
or more
15 cm (5.91") or more
15 cm (5.91") or more
Keep apart.
Sub-Unit
Sub-Unit
Metal plate (accessory)
Metal plate
(accessory)
To mounting position
Sub-Unit
Magnets (2 places)
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