Countryman ISOMAX 4RF Desk Mount - Manual (Page 2)

4. Drill the 7/16” hole
The hole should go completely through the top of the table or podium.
7. Solder the wires to the terminals in the top half of the
A4CDM
Check the wiring in the male connector of your XLR cable to make sure you
match.
Poor soldering or loose wires at this stage can lead to electrical shorts which
can be hazardous and will cause pops, crackle, or intermittent loss of audio
after assembly. Keep the wires as short as possible and use heat shrink or
electrical tape to insulate them from each other and from the outer shell. Note
that using too much electrical tape will prevent the A4CDM from closing.
Contact a professional installer if you are not completely comfortable with
soldering.
5. Feed the wire through the nut
6. Feed the wire through the hole and the lower half of the
A4CDM
3. Prepare the wire
• Remove the female end of the cable and cut back the outer insulation
• Strip the ends of conductor wires and twist each pair together.
• Twist the shield wires into two bunches: one will usually go to Pin 1 of the
XLR cable, and the other will go to the tab connected to the outer shell of
the connector. Be careful not to leave any stray strands which could create
shorts later.
• If you are using heat shrink, place it on the conductor wire pairs.
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