Avaya Bogen 70V User Manual

Use two of the enclosure mounting holes as a template (diagonally opposed), and mark screw hole locations. If toggle bolts will be used, use a drill to cut two, 1/2” diameter holes in the ceiling.
Ceiling
Mounting Bolts and Washers
(for sheet rock)
Enclosure
Mounting Holes
70V Surface-Mount Speaker
Speaker Installation
Issue 1,October 1999 54-2017-01 Printed in USA 9910 © 1999 Bogen Communications Inc. All rights reserved. Specifications subject to change without notice.
PEC Code: 5330-235 COM Code: 408184075 Indoor Model: LUSQIN70VS
PEC Code: 5330-240 COM Code: 408184083 Outdoor Model: LUSQOT70VS
The first step is to determine where the speaker(s) will be mounted.Ensure power is not connected to speaker wires prior to installation.
Follow all local safety and building codes and route 70-volt speaker wires to desired ceiling location.Pull approximately 12” of wire through opening in ceiling.
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Pull speaker wire through top (large) opening of speaker enclosure. Using the supplied mounting hardware, secure the enclosure to the ceiling.Note that two toggle bolt/screws (for sheet rock ceilings) and two wood screws (for securing to solid wood/beams) have been included.Utilize the two washers (supplied) as well (see diagram below).
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The next step is to attach the speaker wires to the appropriate taps (wires) located on the back of the speaker.The speaker will also work perfectly well with these connections reversed. However, it is important to be consistent in the wiring of the speakers in the system. If adjacent speakers have reversed wiring connections,they will tend to can­cel each other’s bass response, diminishing the sound quality.
Use crimp-type
connectors
(included)
Note:
With 70V speakers select the lowest tap set­ting (1/4W) before testing the speakers. This ensures that nobody will be "blasted" when a page is made for the first time.
Based on specific area dB levels,select the desired power tap settings:
Green = 1/4W Yellow = 1/2W Orange = 1W Red = 2W Brown = 4W
Connect the power tap wire (use supplied crimp­type connector) to the (+) side of the paging system.
Install the (-) side of the paging system (use sup­plied crimp-type connector) to the black common lead.
Individually tape or clip each tip of exposed wire on the unused power taps and place them neatly around the speaker housing. This will ensure that there will not be any shorts/grounds or wattage problems in the speaker enclosure or wire run. Note: Use 22 AWG shielded, twisted pair on all wire runs. Com Code: 401882956. Pec Code: 2734-SPK. Connect speaker wire shield to the ground (GND) terminal of the amplifier’s output. Carry the ground through all speaker cables by tying the shields of the speaker cables together in a “daisy chain” fashion. Do not connect the shield to the speaker itself. The shield is only connected at the amplifier end and simply floats.
Secure the speaker/face plate assembly to the mounted enclosure.Use four 1" screws (included).
Enclosure
Speaker/Face
Plate Assembly
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