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JBL Cinema Vision CVRIF50 Installation Instructions
1. To accommodate correct
speaker orientation, the CVRIF50
can be installed horizontally or
vertically. For vertical installation,
the snap on wings (a) must be
used (see Fig. 1). In horizontal
installation, if cross braces are
available above & below the speaker
location, the snap-on wings (see (a)
in Fig. 4) can be used (see Fig. 2), or
the rough-in-frame tabs (see (b) in
Fig. 4) can be directly nailed onto
vertical wall studs (see Fig. 3).
Note : Horizontal installation may
require modification of existing wall-
studs location. This should only be done
by a professional licensed contractor.
2. When using installation methods shown
in Fig.1 or Fig. 2, snap the two flat wing
sections (see (a) in Fig. 4) onto the rough
-in-frame. Note: Use the edge of the wing
with the set of two large rectangular openings
(see (e) in Fig. 4).
3. Position the rough-in-frame assembly as required
between the wall studs or cross braces and nail into place.
Be sure that the nail heads are set as flush as possible
against the snap-on wings or the rough-in-frame tabs
(see (b) in Fig. 4). Note: wire tabs (see (c) in Fig. 4 or
Fig. 5) go towards the back (inside of the wall).
4. See Fig. 5. Pre-routed wire can be held in place using
the molded wire tabs (c) on the back side of the frame
unit. Be sure that no wire remains exposed on the front
(wall board) side of the assembly. Note: In order to facilitate
correct wall board installation, the raised inner lip of the rough-
in-frame (d) serves as a physical barrier that the wall board
edge should rest against. After wall board installation is
complete, the speaker wire can run through the opening
in the wall board and attached to the speaker system
as detailed in the CVIW50 installation manual.
Note : Installation of the rough-in
frame requires removal of the wall
board. It is therefore recommended
for new construction or major
remodels only.
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(b)
(c)
(e)
(b)
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Fig. 5
(d)
(c)
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