Community HSB3-BFR22 Manuale di istruzioni - Pagina 11

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GENERAL ASSEMBLY INFORMATION (continued)

SAFETY CABLES

IMPORTANT: Attach a safety cable to one of the unused mounting points on the

loudspeaker (and/or the bracket assembly). Safety cables must be secured to a

suitable load-bearing point separate from the loudspeaker mounting point, with as

little slack as possible, oriented to minimize dynamic swinging of the load, so as not to

develop undue shock or kinetic force if the loudspeaker mount were to fail. Safety cables

and hardware are not included. Please consult a structural engineer for the appropriate

cables, hardware, and location(s) for the load and application.

BALANCEPOINT™ FLY RAILS

Positioning:

• The fly rails may be mounted in any position required as long as all

attachment points are used.

• For the best aesthetics, the fly rails should not extend beyond the front edge

of the front cabinet.

• The fly rails can extend beyond the back of the cabinet.

• The rails should be attached to the cabinets using all of the connections

shown in the instructions for each assembly. This will ensure that the

cabinets don't rotate on the rigging and that the rigging is securely attached

to the cabinets.

• In "Subwoofer Behind" configurations, the general rule of thumb is that there

shouldn't be less than 6" (152mm) between the face of the subwoofer and

the rear of the cabinet in front of it (allows sufficient air movement from the

subwoofer cones and parts).

Flying:

• Optimally, each array should be lifted from the hole(s) on the fly rails that

produce the desired tilt angle using gravity alone (the "Balance Point").

• A second cable may be used to fine-tune the exact aiming angle and/or

stabilize the array from rotation as necessary.

1) Rails do not extend behind

subwoofer (best aesthetics)

2) Ample distance between the

subwoofer and full-range cabinets

3) Fly rails well behind cabinet face

I SERIES

BalancePoint™ Flyware

1) Not enough distance

between cabinets

2) Poor aesthetic choice

Typical placement for

safety cable and hardware

(eyebolt not included)

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