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CM-60 INSTRUCTION MANUAL ULTRA
STEREO LABS, INC.
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Installation
Mount the CM-60
The ideal place for the CM-60 Monitor is in the sound rack or
projector console between the stereo processor and power
amplifiers. The terminal blocks on the rear of the CM-60 are
designed to facilitate the application of stripped and tinned wire
leads and are pluggable for easy service and trouble shooting.
Monitor Hookup
1. Power: Use 18AWG wire provided to connect the wall
transformer to the CM-60.
2. Processor Outputs: Use shielded wire to connect the line-
level outputs from the cinema processor to the CM-60. There is
one terminal for the "hot" signal from each channel, and one
common "E" (ground) terminal. The CM-60 also has a DB-25
computer style connector that matches the Ultra
Stereo DSP-60
processor, as well as many other processors. When the DB-25
connector is used, the processor output connections on the
terminal block should be left unconnected.
3. Amplifier Outputs: Use any suitable wire to connect the
power amplifier's speaker outputs to the "Amplifier Outputs"
terminals on the CM-60. The CM-60 has three inputs for each of
the three front channels for use with bi-amplified or tri-amplified
systems. For systems that are not bi or tri-amplified, use only the
low frequency inputs (Ll, Cl, Rl). For bi-amplified systems use
only the low frequency (Ll, Cl, Rl) and high frequency (Lh, Ch,
Rh) inputs. Unused inputs can be left unconnected. The sur-
round and subwoofer inputs are balanced and may be used with
bridged or other non-grounded amp systems. The amplifiers may
also be connected to the CM-60 using a 50-conductor ribbon
cable and interface boards at each amplifier. Contact the factory
for more information on this convenient system.
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