1.1 The speaker/ampliÞer consists of a 6-watt
integrated circuit ampliÞer and a 2.0 ohm speaker,
enclosed in a rugged, weather -resistant housing.
The housing is designed to be mounted either
inside or outside (Please see the Window
Mounting Bracket Detail, Figure 1) of a schoolbus,
truck, emergency van, or other similar vehicle.
1.2 The speaker/ampliÞer is used in options for
Motorola XTVA, Vehicular Adapters, and other
similar products.
1.3 The speaker/ampliÞer includes a trunnion
bracket, hanger bracket, and wall mount bracket.
These brackets enable the speaker to be mounted
in a variety of different ways. Refer to Figure 1.
The trunnion bracket provides a large variety of
permanent mountings (dashboard and accessible
Þrewall areas) for the speaker, while permitting it
to be tilted or angled for best results.
The hanger bracket (already attached to the
speaker) by itself permits temporary mounting on
projections, such as automobile windows. In this
case, the speaker must be removed from its
trunnion bracket by loosening the two wing
screws.
The wall mount bracket can be used for permanent
mountings if the trunnion bracket is too large to Þt
in inaccessible areas. In this case, remove the
trunnion bracket and attach the speaker to the wall
mount bracket using the hanger bracket. Security
screws are included for optional use in place of
wing screws.
2. Installation
¥ Nut Driver, 1/4"
¥ Nut Driver, 5/16"
2.2 Trunnion Bracket Installation Procedure (Refer to
Figure 1.)
Step 1. Remove the trunnion bracket by loosening the
two wing screws.
Step 2. Remove the three paper retainers and screws
from the trunnion bracket.
Step 3. Remove the wall mount bracket from its taped
position on the hanger bracket, and retain for
future use.
Step 4. Using the trunnion bracket as a template,
mark the location of the three desired
mounting holes.
Step 5. Centerpunch and drill a 0.157" diameter hole
at each location.
Step 6. Mount the trunnion bracket using the
supplied screws.
Step 7. Remount the speaker into the trunnion
bracket and retighten the two wing screws.
2.3 Wall Mount Bracket Installation Procedure (Refer
to Figure 1.)
Step 1. Remove the wall mount bracket from its taped
position on the hanger bracket.
Step 2. Remove the trunnion bracket and trunnion
wing screws, and retain for future use.
Step 3. Remove the two paper retainers and screws
from the wall mount bracket.
2.1 These tools are required for installation:
¥ Center punch
¥ Hammer
¥ Drill, 1/4" Chuck
¥ #22 Twist Drill (0.157") for self-tapping screws
¥ #38 Twist Drill (0.101") for self-tapping screws
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Step 4. Determine the location for the installation.
Step 5. Using the bracket as a template, mark the
Step 6. Centerpunch and drill a 0.101" diameter hole
Step 7. Mount the wall mount bracket to the surface
location for the screws.
at both locations.
with the supplied screws.
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10-16 x 5/8’’
Self-Tapping
Screw
0.157’’ (3.99mm)
Trunnion Bracket
Mounting Detail
Dashboard
Firewall
Console or Floor
Dashboard
Diameter
Firewall
Trunnion Bracket
Hanger
Bracket
Trunnion
Bracket
10-16 x 5/8’’
Self-Tapping
Screw
Figure 1. Physical Installation Details
Step 8. Firmly seat the hanger bracket (attached to the
speaker) in the wall mount bracket.
2.4 Dual Trunnion and Wall Mount Installation
In some installations, such as in schoolbuses,
where the speaker may be subject to excessive
strain or abuse, it may be desirable to use both the
trunnion mounting bracket and the wall mounting
bracket. In this case, follow the procedures in both
2.2 and 2.3, but use the dimensions in Figure 2 to
locate the hole centers.
Vehicle
Window
To
Firewall
Mounting
Window Mounting
Detail
or
2.5 Electrical Connections
Install the Vehicular Adapter, or mobile radio,
following the preinstallation and installation
procedures described in the basic Vehicular
Adapter, or mobile radio manual. Use the
Interconnect Cable to install the PA /Speaker to the
Vehicular Adapter or mobile radio.
3. Adjustment
NOTE:The rear cover of the speaker and thecircuit board must be temporarilyremoved to mount the hanger bracket.
Hanger
Bracket
Wall Mounting
Bracket
0.101’’ (2.56mm)
Diameter
Wall Mounting
Bracket Detail
6-20 x 1/2’’
Self-Tapping
Screw
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1.92"(48.77mm)
0.96"(24.38mm)
Wall Mounting Bracket
2.56"(65.02mm)
2.31"(58.67mm)
1.155"(29.34mm)
Trunnion Bracket
0.375"(9.53mm)
MAEPF-26871-O
Figure 2. Dual Trunnion
and Wall Mount Dimensions
NOTE: Do not use Figure 2 as a template.
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General Procedure
See the Vehicle Adapter, or mobile radio installation
manual for product-speciÞc procedure.
Step 1. Adjust the radio as described in the radio
instruction manual.
Step 2. Setup the conditions required to provide a
signal to the speaker, such as an incoming
received message and set the vehicular
adapter volume level to maximum.
Step 3. Adjust the speaker/ampliÞer volume control
(on the speaker circuit board) for a convenient
listening level heard clearly throughout the
vehicle. The adjustment can also be used to
lower minimum loudness if the installation
requires it.
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4. HSN1006A Speaker, Housing Kit, and Parts List
Parts List
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2
21
22
19
10
12
13
Item
No.
1
20780200E06BRACKET, trunnion
30384244C01SCREW, wing: 10-32 x 3/8"; 2 used
40200131435NUT, hex; 4-40 x 1/4 x 3/32"
50784707L02BRACKET, hanger
60300001943SCREW, machine; 4-40 x 5/16"
70300003360SCREW, tapping; 6-20 x 1/2"; 2 used
80784708L01BRACKET, wall mount
90300002941SCREW, machine, 6-32 x 1/4"; 2 used
101382671M04BEZEL, speaker front
110300140001SCREW, machine; 6-32 x 13/16"; 4 used
123584709L01GRILLE, cloth
130480299R01RING, retainer; 4 used
141584954L01HOUSING, plug; 6-contact
154200850861RETAINER, cable
160300139803SCREW, tapping; 4-20 x 1/4"; 2 used
175084561B03SPEAKER, dynamic; 5"
180300136756SCREW, tapping; 10-16 x 5/8"; 3 used
193280000S01GASKET, speaker
200384349K02SCREW, trunnion security; 2 used
210400139941WASHER, flat; 2 used
226684352K01TOOL, installation
231484602K01INSULATOR
Note: For optimum performance, diodes, transistors, and integrated circuits must be
6-pin connector; includes:
1584954L01HOUSING, connector
2984706E05TERMINAL, pin; 5 used
2984706E01TERMINAL, pin; 1 used
3000824273CONDUCTOR, shielded
3700135566TUBING, heat-shrink
Description
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C10
SPKR
BLK_WHT
NTN9277A Speaker Board Detail
VIEWED FROM TOP SIDE
U1
2
543
C4
1
C14
C8
R6
C5
C15
GND
AUD_OUT
Speaker/Amplifier Specifications
SPKR_BLK_WHT
NTN9277A Speaker Board Schematic
3
1
MAEPF-26869-O
R4R5
C2
C9
SHEILD
AUD_IN
R1
R2
2
AUD_OUT
AUD_IN
SHEILD
SPKR
SPKR_BLK_WHT
BLK_WHT
GND
A+
2.2K
C6
C7
0.22uF
0.1uF
U1
C14
220pF
TDA2003
2
1
BLUE
SHIELD
BLK
RED
BLK/WHT
WHT
SHORT CABLE
SUP_VOLT
INV
NINV
GND
AUD IN
SHIELD
SPKR
AUD OUT
R1
SPKR
R7
560
BLK-WHT
BLK
C12
.01uF
3
R2
500
1
2
LS1
2 OHM
10uF
C1
C8
.01uF
C9
220pF
P1 CONNECTOR
1
4
2
5
3
6
5
3
GND
A+
OUT
C15
220pF
4
PCB
EDGE
CONNECTIONS
R3
47
C3
.047uF
100uF
C4
220uF
R6
1
C5
0.1uF
C10
R4
1000pF
220
C2
R5
2.2
63B81078C99-O
R3
A+
C7
C6
C3
R7
C12
C1
Rated Voltage:
+13.8 Vdc; negative ground
Audio Input:2400 ohms with adjustable input level
Input sensitivity:0.5 volt input for full output
Audio output to speaker:6 watts; less than 10% distortion @ rated voltage
Frequency response:+1, -3 dB; 300-3000 Hz
Speaker:5" permanent magnet; 2 ohms
Battery drain:Standby: less than 0.1 amp; Full output: 0.75 amp
Speaker/Amplifier Model Complement
NTN9277ASpeaker/amplifier board
HSN1006ASpeaker and cable
HKN6455AInterconnect cable
Function
The speaker/ampliÞer consists of a 6-watt integrated circuit ampliÞer and a 2.0 ohm speaker mounted in a rugged weather
resistant housing.
ADJUST SPEAKER
When the speaker is installed to XTVA (NLD7654),
it is recommended that the loudness adjustment be
set as depicted above for best receive audio clarity.
MAEPF-27114-O
NTN9277A Speaker Board Detail, Schematic Diagram
Model HSN1006A PA/Speaker
and Specifications
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PA/Speaker
A
, Motorola, and XTVA are trademarks of Motorola, Inc.
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