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1Satellite SpeakerMounts - 1 PairQuick Installation Guide04-0600BIntroductionThe Satellite Speaker Mounts - 1 Pair are fully-adjustable (Tilt,Swivel,

104. With the anchors in place, mount the wall plates usingthe #12 x 3/4" self tapping screws, see Figure 8 below.Figure 8#12 x 3/4" SelfTap

11Figure 9Insert AlligatorAnchor #12 x 3/4" SelfTapping ScrewUsing the hammer totap anchor into placeInsert screw through wall plateand into the

12Low-Profile MountingThis is for wall and ceiling application.1. Install the low-profile portion of the speaker mount tothe wall plate or 2 1/4"

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PRODUCT NAMESatellite Speaker Mounts - 1 PairFCC RULES: TESTED TO COMPLY WITH FCC PART 15, CLASS BOPERATING ENVIRONMENT: FOR HOME OR OFFICE USEFCC COM

2Package Contents• (2) Speaker mounts• (2) 1-hole adapters• (2) 2/4-hole adapters• (2) 2 ¼” ceiling mount extensions• Mounting hardware• Quick install

3InstallationPlease read the instructions prior to installation. This speakermount is designed solely for the mounting of small speakersweighing less

42. Once the proper configuration is determined, securethe post to the speaker.3. Some speakers use the smaller M4 x 8 screw, which isinserted into th

55. When the correct size is determined, place the screwthrough the speaker post and attach to the rear of thespeaker enclosure. If the screw does no

63. Engage the hex key hole nut into the key hole slot.4. Put tension on the assembly by gently pulling back onthe speaker mount post while tightening

71/4"-20 x 1/2"Machine Screw4-HoleOrientation2-Hole OrientationFigure 5BackSpeakerSelf-Tapped Mounting1. Locate the optimum location for the

8Back Speaker#12 x 3/4" SelfTapping ScrewFigure 6Mounting to the Wall or CeilingThe mounting hardware for the three different surfaceapplications

9#12 x 1 3/4" SelfTapping ScrewFigure 73. Drill holes through the drywall and into the woodstud using a 1/8" drill bit. These holes should