Kicker KM10 Manuel du propriétaire télécharger pdf (Page 9)

Wiring Instructions

Running wire in a boat can be simple, however, if you need to cut any holes

for the wire, make sure it is not part of the outer hull. If the spot where you are

drilling the hole happens to be metal, you will need to use a rubber or plastic

grommet to protect the outer skin of the wire from being damaged.

Connecting the supplied wires (KM60) to your KICKER driver is very straight

forward. One end of each wire is terminated with a large and small connector.

The larger connector is crimped on the gray wire and connects to the positive

terminal of the speaker. The smaller connector is crimped on the black wire and

connects to the negative terminal of the speaker. The other end of these wires

connects to your source in a similar manner. The gray wire connects to the posi-

tive output of the amplifier or source unit. The black wire connects to the nega-

tive output of the amplifier or source unit. These connections can be made with

crimp-on connectors or solder and good electrical tape.

SOURCE UNIT

Other

Channel

100.5KIKR

Stereo

man.

SOURCE UNIT

Other

Channel

100.5KIKR

Stereo

man.

L+

R+

Signal In

Coaxials 100Hz-up

Woofer up to 100Hz

To other

Sub

RCAs Out

If you are installing a KM10 Marine subwoofer you will need to install an amplifi-

er and an electronic crossover along with it. We recommend using one of our KX

amplifiers because of its built-in crossover and installation flexibility. See diagram

below

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