10II. Speaker Wire TerminationIt is important to keep the proper orientation ofpositive and negative signal for each speakerconnection. Typically, two-conductor speaker wire usesred to denote positive and black to denote negative.Some types of wire indicate positive with a dark linerunning through the insulation. Four-conductor wirecan also be used. This has four separate wires in oneouter jacket, making it possible to run a single speakerwire to a zone for its pair of speakers. This type of wiretypically uses red and black for one speaker and whiteas positive and green as negative for the secondspeaker.Note: The Simplese System is designed to handle onepair of 8-ohm speakers per zone. Using more than onepair of speakers per zone could cause damage to theamplifier output.III. Allport Termination and InstallationBoth the speaker wire and Cat-5 cables for each zoneterminate into the back side of the Allport. The order ofCat-5 plug-ins is irrelevant to the operation of thesystem, but it is recommended that you label theindividual Cat-5 cables for future reference. Follow thezone and polarity labeling for the speaker wiretermination, fig. 2.The final connection from the Allport is made with theAllport cable supplied with the Simplese System, fig. 3.Note that the examples shown here are using the USstandard decora size Allport.Fig. 3Fig. 2Zone 2Left Right- +Zone 1Left Right- + - +Zone 3Left Right- + - +- +Zone 4Left Right- + - +SYSTEMLINKRS232STATUS+12VON=MUTE=0VSPEAKER AND DATA SIGNALSALL PORT CONNECTIONSimplese CONFORMS TOUL STD.6500CERTIFIED TOCAN/CSA STD.E600653033118C USINTERTEKCMNuVo Technologies Cincinnati Ohio USADINTERTEKFOUR-SOURCE FOUR-ZONE100~240V 50~60Hz 85WSYSTEM