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SPECIFICATIONS Versarray

™

212

Peavey provides the settings for use with our digital signal
processors/crossovers, the VSX

™

series, and the Digitool

MX. These settings provide a nominally flat response from the
Versarray system, and can be used as the best starting point
for line array use in most any venue. Once you have the system
up and running with these settings, minor overall tonal balance
changes can be made BY EAR to suit that particular venue and
situation.

Listen for overall EQ for the room only, which should involve
more in the way of simple tone control type adjustments, rather
than a lot of 1/3 octave EQ or parametric EQ adjustments.
Instead, the use of a shelf filter for boost or cut at the frequency
extremes as a whole would be more appropriate.

Processor Settings

The processor settings that are current as of the publication of
this spec sheet are included herein.

Check with Peavey or visit the Peavey web site at:
http://www.peavey.com
for the latest crossover and EQ setting information.

Assembling and Flying the Array

Caution!

Before attempting to suspend this speaker, consult

a certified structural engineer. Speaker can fall from improper
suspension, resulting in serious injury and property damage.
Use only the correct mating hardware. All associated rigging is
the responsibility of others.

The Versarray 212 has the coupling brackets mated to the
cabinet brackets by using the supplied 3/8” diameter Quick

Release Positive Lock Pins. If more of the Quick Release
Positive Lock Pins are needed, they are Peavey service part
number 31501192 (this is an assembly of 3 pins connected
together via coated wire tethers), and Accessory part number
00586490.

When the Quick Release Positive Lock Pins are inserted, they
should be fully seated, so that the black shoulder near the
middle of the pin has been placed flush with the side of the
bracket. You will have to fully depress the center push-button
to do this. You should not be able to pull these pins out unless
the center push-button is fully depressed.

Below are diagrams of how the pins should be placed to
achieve the various angles the rigging hardware is capable
of being set for. Always use three pins per side per cabinet
coupling to fly the Versarray 212 cabinets! That would be a total
of 6 pins per side for a cabinet in the middle of a line array.

Note that we only show the pin arrangements for the first
5 degrees of tilt for one side of the cabinet. Each cabinet
is capable of being angled 5 degrees from nominal, for a
total maximum of 10 degrees between two cabinets. For
intermediate angles less than 10 degrees, but greater than 2
degrees, there are multiple combinations of angling and pin
arrangements that will result in a given angle.

For example, if you wish to angle a cabinet 7 degrees from
the angle of the previous one, you could set the angle of the
bottom set of pins for the first cabinet to 5 degrees and the top
set of pins for the second cabinet to 2 degrees, OR you could
angle the first cabinet 4 degrees and the second cabinet 3
degrees, OR you could angle the first cabinet only 3 degrees,

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