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QUALITY, RLIABILITY, & PURE BLISS
ACIS MATCHED COMPONENT SYSTEM
ACIS52 / ACIS62 / ACIS63
OPERATING INTSTRUCTIONS
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1. Introducti on..................................................................
2. Features and Specifications.. .........................................
3. Wiring and X-Over Design..............................................
4. Frequency Respanse.....................................................
5. Mounting and Instal lation...............................................
6. Choosing a Location......................................................
7. Trouble Shooting...........................................................
8. Warning/Disclaimer.......................................................
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction
Thank you for purchasing an Audiobahn Matched Component Speaker
System, specifically designed for the mobile environment. This manual
contains important information about hook-up and set-up procedures and
integrating this unit into your car stereo system. With proper care and
Installation, this Matched Component Speaker System will provide you
with many years of high performance listening enjoyment.
Before making any electrical connections, make sure that you disconnect
the battery's ground cable to prevent the possibility of short circuits or
damage to your electronic equipment. (if your stereo has an Anti-theft code
DO NOT disconnect the battery.)
9. Warranty.......................................................................
Introduction
1
FEATURES
WOOFER
Custom Tool Cast Aluminum Basket
Chrome Plated Magnetic Plates
High Grade Strontium Ring Magnet
Gray Polyurethane Half Roll Rubber Edge
Gray Woven Glass Fiber Cone
2 Layer CCAW 4 Ohm Voice Coil
High-Temp Coating Glass Fiber Former
Copper Faraday Ring In Motor Design
MID-RANGE
Custom Tool Cast Aluminum Basket
Chrome Plated Magnetic Plates
High Temp Neodymium Ring Magnet
Custom Gray Polyurathane/Foam Flat Edge
Gray Woven Glass Fiber Cone
2 Layer CCAW 4 Ohm Voice Coil
High-Temp Coating Glass Fiber Former
Copper Faraday Cap In Motor Design
SPECIFICATIONS
POWER HANDLING
ACIS-52: 160 RMS
ACIS-62: 200 RMS
ACIS-63: 320 RMS 200 RMS
FREQUENCY
ACIS-52: 35Hz - 35kHz 35Hz
ACIS-62: 30Hz - 35kHz
ACIS-63: 30Hz - 35kHz
TWEETER
Custom Tool Cast Aluminum Mounting Plate
High Temp Neodymium Ring Magnet
Ferro Fluid Used For Dampening Resonance
FEA Reverse Polyurethane Edge
Custom FEA 1" Concave Aluminum Dome
2 Layer CCAW 4 Ohm Voice Coil
High-Temp Coating Glass Fiber Former
Copper Faraday Cap In Motor Design
CROSSOVER
Custom Tool Clear Injection Molded Casing
12V / Remote Input Design For LED Illumination
Heavy Gauge Terminal For High Power Input
EQ Circuit Design For Resonance Dampening
L-Pad Circuit Design To Attenuate Loud Drivers
Precise Filter Design To Control Sound Overlap
Multiple Fuse Design To Protect All Component
Complete Wiring and Mounting Hardware
SENSITIVITY
ACIS-52: 90dB +/- 7dB ± 3dB
ACIS-62: 91dB +/- 91dB± 3dB
ACIS-63: 91dB +/-
± 2dB
FILTER RESPONSE
ACIS-52: 2000Hz - 12dB Octave
ACIS-62: 2000Hz - 12dB Octave
ACIS-63: 350Hz & 4.5KHz - 12dB Octave
Features and specifications
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ACIS-63
ASSEMBLY MANUAL
ACIS-52
ACIS-62
L2
L2
L1
L1
Remote
Remote
R3
R3
R2
R2
R1
R1
C3
C3
C2
C2
C1
C1
C4
L1
L1
C3
R3
R3
R2
R2
R1
R1
L4
C2
C2
C1
C1
R4
R5
R6 L2
L2
L3
C5
R4
R4
+12V
+12V
AMP
AMP
Crossover
Crossover
Remote
Remote
AMP
AMP
+12V
+12V
-12V
-12V
-12V
-12V
Woofer
Woofer
Tweeter
Tweeter
Crossover
Crossover
Woofer
Woofer
Tweeter
Tweeter
Mid-range
Mid-range
Wiring and X-over Design
3
WIRING
Audiobahn recommends using at least 18-gauge with your new speaker system.
Thinner gauge wire may easily be severed and can cause damage to your system
should any bare wire come in contact with the vehicles chassis.
Make sure that your audio system is off while installing and connecting your new
Audiobahn speakers. Failure to do so could result in damaging the speaker beyond
repair.
Be sure to route the wires to the speakers with the insulated terminals ending at the
speaker. This will insure a good contact with the speaker. If you need to shorten the
speaker lead, do so at the opposite end of the insulated terminals or the bare end.
Be sure the polarity is correct at all times. The speaker leads are color coded for
negative and positive. Be sure that the leads connected to the positive terminal of
your amplifier or source unit is correctly connected to the positive terminal of the
speaker.
To insure long-term reliability all bare wires and wire-to-wire connections should be
soldered and insulated with heat shrink or electricians tape. Under no
circumstances should you leave any bare wires uncovered, as this can and will lead
to the damage of your speakers.
When mounting in a door it is imperative to have the right amount of slack in the
connecting wire as to not get crimped or torn when door is opened or closed. Avoid
areas of the door jam that pinch, this will cause damage to the speaker over
long-term use.
Once the speaker wiring is complete you can connect the opposite end to the
source unit or amplifier. Again, be sure to observe the correct polarity. Solder and
wrap all stripped connections.
Audiobahn ACIS-52 Component Frequency Response
Audiobahn ACIS-62 Component Frequency Response
Audiobahn ACIS-63 Component Frequency Response
Frequency Respanse
3.9in dia
(100mm)
3.9in dia
(100mm)
ASSEMBLY MANUAL
ASSEMBLY MANUAL
Tweeter
2in dia
(50mm)
2in dia
(50mm)
5.6in dia
(142mm)
5.6in dia
(142mm)
Screws
Woofer
Mid-range
Mid-range
Screws
Screws
Crossover
Crossover
Screws
Split Crossover
Cover
Split Crossover
Cover
4.6in dia
(116mm)
4.6in dia
(116mm)
Woofer
Crossover
Split Crossover
Cover
Split Crossover
Cover
Screws
ACIS-62
ACIS-63
ACIS-52
Mounting and Installation
INSTALLATION
NOTE: Audiobahn strongly recommends that you operate your system at low
volumes prior to the completed installation of your Audiobahn speakers. This will
allow a test of the speaker before securing it to its permanent location.
CAUTION: Make sure that all speaker wiring is fully protected from cuts, tears and
possible wear. All short circuits developing as a result could severely damage the
source unit or possibly the amplifier. Make sure all speaker wires easily reach the
speaker terminal with no stress on the wire or connectors.
**MOUNTING
1. Confirm the mounting location and depth requirements by inspecting the area
where the speaker will be mounted. Most speakers will fit into stock locations on the
vehicle, in this case only depth is important.
2. If the location you have picked dose require cutting, you may use the supplied
template to help you locate and make the mounting location and cuts to be made.
Be careful when cutting out the template. If you cut the Template properly, the
speaker will be a perfect fit.
3. If there is a cosmetic panel where the speaker will be mounted, we recommend
using a utility knife to carefully cut a hole in it. Confirm the cut by placing the speaker
in the hole. You may modify the holes as necessary.
4. If it will be necessary to cut steel, reinstall the cosmetic panel in place and use
the hole you have previously cut as a template. This will help to insure proper
cutting and a good fit. Mark the location for the speaker mounting screws, remove
the panel and drill the screw holes. When finished you may replace the panel.
5. After cutting and drilling all holes, inspect the mounting areas for any metal
burrs or rough edges. File any area that may interf ere with the mounting of the
speaker.
6. Clean any metal shavings form the mounting area and check for areas in which
water may enter the speaker cavity. Treat the area for water protection when
necessary.
Make sure your source unit (Cassette, CD, DAT, DVD, etc.) is turned off while
connecting the speaker terminals . Turn on the various components and slowly
advance the volume. Remember to check and recheck all connecti ons to insure
proper use.
4
SECURING THE SPEAKER
Once you have tested your system and have confirmed that it is operating properly,
turn off your system and prepare for the final mounting of the speakers.
1. Position the speaker into the mounting hole and reconfirm the correct
mounting location and hole placement. Screw clips are provided to insure
a snug fit. Place screw clips over the metal surface and line up the hole
with the hole you have previously drilled. Place the speaker into the hole,
align the mounting holes and proceed to insert the screws. Be sure to
tighten the screws evenly as not to warp the speaker frame.
2. Turn you system back on and confirm the speakers operation, first at low
volume and then you may increase the volume, as you desire.
WARNING:
It is extremely important that the mounting ring is correctly installed around the
speaker. You may notice differences in the inner shape of the grill. These cutouts
are so the bridges holding the tweeters and or mids do net touch. Yo u should be
able to see the bridge unobstructed when the ring is mounted.
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