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 Look at the voice coil on the left sub labeled "voice coil one".  I put a block around the two sets of input posts to make it simpler to see that although there are two sets of posts, it is still just one voice coil.  The two positives are connected together (internally);  the two negatives are connected together likewise.
The result of the above wiring is:  coils parallel / subs parallel.  The extra terminal inputs are used to connect a voice coil to another voice coil without having to put two wires onto one terminal post.  You can see here that not all inputs have to be used, but that every coil is connected.
Look at the voice coil on the left sub labeled "voice coil one".  I put a block around the two sets of input posts to make it simpler to see that although there are two sets of posts, it is still just one voice coil.  The two positives are connected together (internally);  the two negatives are connected together likewise.
The result of the above wiring is:  coils parallel / subs parallel.  The extra terminal inputs are used to connect a voice coil to another voice coil without having to put two wires onto one terminal post.  You can see here that not all inputs have to be used, but that every coil is connected.