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SLS™ CS6600 Line Array Module and CS6600RF Rigging Frame User’s Guide
Installing the SLS CS6600
2.2.1
Required Parts
Following
are
the
parts
required
for
the
installation.
Based
on
the
weight
of
the
array
,
installer
‐
supplied
rigging
hardware
must
have
a
minimum
5:1
safety
factor,
or
greater
if
a
higher
requirement
is
mandated
per
local
laws
.
Figure
2
‐
1
Figure 2-1
Required Parts
For
an
illustration
of
multiple
speaker
modules
hanging
from
a
line
array,
see
Figure 1
‐
3
.
2.2.2
Tools Required
•
#2
Phillips
screwdriver
for
attaching
speaker
wire
to
the
barrier
strip
2.2.3
Attaching CS6600RF to Building Structure with Installer-Supplied
Hardware
To
attach
the
CS6600RF
to
the
building
structure,
use
installer
‐
supplied
rigging
hardware.
Safe
overhead
rigging
practices
require
an
understanding
of
the
proper
methods
and
are
outside
the
scope
of
this
manual.
All
installer
‐
supplied
rigging
hardware
must
have
a
minimum
5:1
safety
factor
based
on
the
weight
of
the
array,
which
is
shown
in
the
EASE
Focus
data.
Warning:
BASED
ON
THE
ARRAY
WEIGHT,
INSTALLER
‐
SUPPLIED
RIGGING
HARDWARE
MUST
HAVE
A
MINIMUM
5:1
SAFETY
FACTOR,
OR
GREATER
IF
A
HIGHER
REQUIREMENT
IS
MANDATED
PER
LOCAL
LAWS.
USE
ONLY
THE
CENTER
SPAR
IN
THE
FRAME
FOR
THE
LOCATION
OF
THE
SAFETY
ATTACHMENT
AND
PRIMARY
RIGGING
ATTACHMENT.
INSTALLER
‐
SUPPLIED
SHACKLES
MUST
NOT
TOUCH
OTHER
AREAS
OF
THE
RIGGING
FRAME
WHEN
THE
LOAD
IS
SUSPENDED.
RIGGING
HOLES
IN
THE
FRAME
CORNERS
MUST
NOT
BE
USED
FOR
ANY
LOAD
SUSPENSION.
UUUU
u
Safety cable
Primary rigging cable
Positive lock pin for
array assembly
Center spar for rigging attachment
CS6600 mid/high loudspeaker
CS6600RF rigging frame
For horizontal aiming
attachment points (NOT for
use to suspend the load)
Front of rigging frame