Installation

INSTALLATION OF AUXILIARY INPUT JACK - TYPE B
(For systems with or without a Master)
INSTALLATION IN TIMBER FRAME WALLS
Cut out the wall lining so as to allow the circuit board to be recessed into the opening.
Mark the mounting points and fit appropriate wall plugs.
Pull the cable through the opening, strip the required wires, and screw into the terminals of
the Input Jack as indicated on the diagram.
Screw the Input Jack to the wall.
INSTALLATION IN CAVITY BRICK WALLS
NOTE: A standard "HPM Stand Off Mounting Block" is recommended, as it may be
difficult to enlarge the hole in the brickwork to allow recessing of the
circuit board.
Drill through the brickwork to the cavity.
Pull the cable through the opening.
Drill and plug the brickwork at the mounting points for the "Stand Off Mounting Block."
Pull the cable through the mounting block and screw the mounting block to the wall.
Strip the required wires and screw into the terminals of the Input Jack.
Screw the Input Jack to the mounting block.
CONNECTION TO AUDIO SOURCE
The Input Jack Type B has two RCA sockets fitted to its front plate, which allows for
connection to an audio source such as a CD player, tape deck or computer.
A separate audio connection lead will need to be purchased with 2 x RCA plugs at one
end and a plug (or plugs) at the other end to suit the audio source being used.
Some common Audio Leads used are:
“2 x RCA plugs to 2 x RCA plugs” (for CD player, DVD player or tape deck).
“2 x RCA plugs to 3.5mm stereo plug” (for MP3 player, computer, portable stereo,
tape or CD walkman).
“2 x RCA plugs to 6.5 mm stereo plug” (for headphone output on stereo systems).
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