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UG10555-2.0 - Tri Motion User Guide V2.0

3 About

3.5 Tri Motion dimensions

810 (31.9”)

515 (20.3”)

720 (28.3”)

810 (31.9”)

810 (31.9”)

720 (28.3”)

720 (28.3”)

515 (20.3”)

810 (31.9”)

515 (20.3”)

500 (19.7”)

330 (13”)

283 (1

1”)

410 (16”)

330 (13”)

283 (11”)

76 (3”)

Ø

12.5

(0.5”)

Ø

12.5

(0.5”)

Figure 3.1: Dimensions (left-handed version)

720 (28.3”)

810 (31.9”)

283 (1

1”)

410 (16”)

515 (20.3”)

810 (31.9”)

810 (31.9”)

500 (19.7”)

330 (13”)

515 (20.3”)

330 (13”)

20 (0.8”)

Ø12.5

(0.5”)

720 (28.3”)

720 (28.3”)

283 (11”)

Ø12.5

(0.5”)

76

(3”)

810 (31.9”)

515 (20.3”)

Figure 3.2: Dimensions (right-handed version)

Summary of Contents for Tri Motion

Page 1: ...voidacoustics com Tri Motion Unrivalled composition revolutionary sound USER GUIDE V2 0 ...

Page 2: ...ut notice For the latest online version visit www voidacoustics com Void Acoustics and the Void logo are registered trademarks of Void Acoustics Research Ltd in the United Kingdom USA and other countries all other Void trademarks are the property of Void Acoustics Research Ltd ...

Page 3: ... 6 3 3 Key features 6 3 4 Tri Motion specifications 7 3 5 Tri Motion dimensions 8 4 Cable and wiring 9 4 1 Electrical safety 9 4 2 Cable considerations for fixed installations 9 4 3 Tri Motion wiring diagram 10 4 4 Bias D1 Q1 Q2 phoenix wiring 11 4 5 Bias Q3 Q5 speakON wiring 11 5 Mounting 12 5 1 Installation safety 12 5 2 Mounting the U bracket 13 5 3 Ground stack 14 5 4 Wall mounting 16 5 5 Ceil...

Page 4: ...le of causing permanent hearing damage from prolonged exposure The higher the sound level the less exposure needed to cause such damage Avoid prolonged exposure to the high sound levels from the loudspeaker 1 2 Limitations This guide is provided to help familiarise the user with the loudspeaker system and its accessories It is not intended to provide comprehensive electrical fire mechanical and no...

Page 5: ...speakers are heavy 47 1 kg 103 8 lbs and require a minimum two people to lift Undo the four butterfly catches on the transport case then remove the lid making sure the lid is clear before moving sideways If you need to place the Tri Motion on a flat surface ensure you use a lint free product to protect the finish To remove from the transport case each person should hold the Tri Motion on each side...

Page 6: ...sound quality and visual innovation In buying this product you are now part of the Void family and we hope using it brings you years of satisfaction This guide will help you both use this product safely and ensure it performs to its full capability 3 2 Tri Motion overview The aesthetically striking Tri Motion pushes sonic and creative frontiers providing extraordinary efficiency and controlled dis...

Page 7: ... W AES Maximum output2 135 dB cont 141 dB peak Driver configuration 1 x 15 LF 1 x 8 MF 1 x 1 5 HF compression driver Dispersion 90 H x 60 V Connectors 2 x 4 pole speakON NL4 Height 515 mm 20 3 Width 810 mm 31 9 Depth 720 mm 28 3 Weight 47 1 kg 103 8 lbs Enclosure Fibreglass composite Mounting Internal fly mounting system Can be used with stand or bracket Colour Custom colours available upon reques...

Page 8: ...15 20 3 810 31 9 515 20 3 500 19 7 330 13 283 11 410 16 330 13 283 11 76 3 Ø12 5 0 5 Ø12 5 0 5 Figure 3 1 Dimensions left handed version 720 28 3 810 31 9 283 11 410 16 515 20 3 810 31 9 810 31 9 500 19 7 330 13 515 20 3 330 13 20 0 8 Ø12 5 0 5 720 28 3 720 28 3 283 11 Ø12 5 0 5 76 3 810 31 9 515 20 3 Figure 3 2 Dimensions right handed version ...

Page 9: ...stallations should be compliant with the following standards IEC 60332 1 Fire retardancy of a single cable IEC 60332 3C Fire retardancy of bunched cables IEC 60754 1 Amount of Halogen Gas Emissions IEC 60754 2 Degree of acidity of released gases IEC 61034 2 Measurement of smoke density Tri Motion loudspeakers are 3 way bi amplified They require two amplifier channels to drive them via 4 core speak...

Page 10: ... 0 4 Cable and Wiring 1 1 2 2 1 1 2 2 1 1 2 2 1 1 2 2 Passive Crossover In Out Link 1 5 HF 8 MF 15 LF 4 3 Tri Motion wiring diagram speakONTM pins 1 1 speakONTM pins 2 2 In LF 15 MHF 8 1 5 Out LF link MHF link Figure 4 1 Tri Motion wiring diagram ...

Page 11: ...llel units 2 4 Ω load to amplifier due to the power rating of the amplifier Bias Q3 Q5 Output 1 Output 2 Output LF 15 MHF 8 1 5 Max quantity per channel 2 4 Ω load to amplifier 2 4 Ω load to amplifier 4 5 Bias Q3 Q5 speakONTM wiring 4 Cable and Wiring MHF 1 MHF 1 LF 1 LF 1 MHF 2 MHF 2 LF 1 LF 1 MHF 1 MHF 1 LF 1 LF 1 MHF 2 MHF 2 LF 1 LF 1 LF 1 LF 1 MHF 2 MHF 2 LF 1 LF 1 MHF 2 MHF 2 Figure 4 5 Bias ...

Page 12: ...lation of wall brackets Remember that all personnel have a duty of care to themselves to their assistants to the venue staff and to the public Before lifting any part of the system above head height check the whole rig for loose tools or other items that may fall and cause injury Do not use a telephone even if hands free while rigging Always concentrate fully on the rigging operation Do not rig eq...

Page 13: ...red TU Stud Bracket White IT1085 Black IT1083 Step 1 Lay a soft lint free rug clear of debris on the ground to avoid damage to the speaker Place the Tri Motion with the horns down taking care to follow the safe handling in section 2 Note The U bracket can be mounting both top and bottom of the internal mounting bracket Insert the U bracket for the desired orientation E Figure 5 1 TU Stud Bracket F...

Page 14: ...ut from stand using 19 mm ratchet spanner Figure 5 4 Stasys Xair XV2 mounting board with TU Multi Bracket Figure 5 5 M12 Nyloc nut removal Step 2 Lift the Tri Motion with two people with one hand on the edge of the horn flare and the other supporting the weight of the drivers at the rear and position the mounting hole over the stand bolt For safe handling locations see section 2 Figure 5 6 Tri Mot...

Page 15: ...mum horizontal rotation 180 Figure 5 9 Tri Motion mounting Step 4 Confirm the Tri Motion is securely fastened to the stand and lift the assembly onto the bass cabinet with suitable equipment The assembly is heavy be aware of the high centre of gravity You will need to tilt the mounting board forward to place one hand under the board and get a secure grip on the hand hold Then place your other hand...

Page 16: ...th the M12 Nyloc nut using a 19 mm ratchet spanner All eight bolts must be fitted when securing the bracket to the wall Take care when mounting the bracket to the wall making sure to use the correct fixing and that the wall can take the load Figure 5 10 TU Multi Bracket 600mm with extension piece Figure 5 11 Extension piece assembly Step 2 Lift the Tri Motion into position making sure to hold by t...

Page 17: ...upplied to the central box section The safety wire should be attached to a secondary fixing point close to where the bracket is fixed to the wall Figure 5 15 Safety wire attachment Step 3 Attach the U bracket to the extension piece with the M12 Nyloc nut using a 19 mm ratchet spanner Figure 5 13 Tri Motion wall mount Figure 5 14 Tri Motion wall mount detail ...

Page 18: ...Guide V2 0 The safety wire must be rated to 47 1 kg 103 8 lbs with a safety factor conforming to local regulations Maximum vertical rotation 86 85 Maximum horizontal rotation 180 Figure 5 16 Safety wire attachment detail 5 4 Wall Mounting ...

Page 19: ...i motion ceiling mounting detail Step 1 Attach the U bracket to the Tri Motion as detailed in section 5 2 Lift the Tri Motion into position making sure to hold it by the safe lifting positions detailed in section 2 All eight bolts must be fitted when securing the bracket to the ceiling Step 2 Attach the Tri Motion the bracket with the M12 Nyloc nut using a 19 mm ratchet spanner 5 5 Ceiling Mountin...

Page 20: ... wire attachment Step 4 Attach the secondary bond safety wire to the central box section Figure 5 22 Safety wire detail The safety wire must be rated to 47 1 kg 103 8 lbs with a safety factor conforming to local regulations Maximum vertical rotation 86 85 Maximum horizontal rotation 180 ...

Page 21: ...1082 Black IT1081 Figure 5 24 Truss bracket positioning Figure 5 25 Truss bracket fixing Step 1 Remove the wing nuts from the couplers and position the bracket in the desired location on the truss Step 2 Tighten the wing nuts on the couplers so that the bracket is securely fastened Remove the M12 Nyloc nut using a 19 mm ratchet spanner ...

Page 22: ...ed in section 2 Figure 5 27 Tri Motion truss mount detail Figure 5 28 Safety wire attachment Step 4 Attach the Tri Motion the bracket with the M12 Nyloc nut using a 19 mm ratchet spanner Step 5 Attach the secondary bond safety wire to the central box section The safety wire must be rated to 47 1 kg 103 8 lbs with a safety factor conforming to local regulations Maximum vertical rotation 86 85 Maxim...

Page 23: ...IT2462 TU Ceiling Bracket 3000mm Black IT2027 White IT3904 Note Pole can be cut to length and re drilled on site should interim lengths be required Figure 5 30 Tri Motion positioning Figure 5 31 Attaching the Tri Motion Step 1 Attach the U bracket as in section 5 2 Lift the Tri Motion into position making sure to hold it by the safe lifting positions detailed in section 2 Step 2 Attach the Tri Mot...

Page 24: ...fety wire attachment Step 3 Attach the secondary bond safety wire to the central box section The safety wire must be rated to 47 1 kg 103 8 lbs with a safety factor conforming to local regulations Maximum vertical rotation 86 85 Maximum horizontal rotation 180 Figure 5 33 Safety wire detail ...

Page 25: ...igure 5 34 TU pole bracket Parts required TU Pole Bracket White IT3514 Black IT3513 Figure 5 35 Pole mount bracket removal Figure 5 36 Mounting to the U bracket Step 1 Remove the M12 bolt from the pole mount bracket Step 2 Mount the pole mount bracket to the U bracket ...

Page 26: ...2 Lift the Tri Motion loudspeaker into position taking care to follow the safe handling positions detailed in section 2 Figure 5 38 Adjusting the loudspeaker position Step 4 Adjust the loudspeaker into the desired position and then tighten the wing nut on the pole mount bracket Maximum vertical rotation 86 46 Maximum horizontal rotation 180 5 8 Pole Mounting ...

Page 27: ...duct Note that your dealer will need to see a copy of your sales receipt as proof of purchase so please have this to hand when applying for return authorisation 6 2 Shipping and packing considerations When sending a Void Tri Motion loudspeaker to an authorised service centre please write a detailed description of the fault and list any other equipment used in conjunction with the faulty product Ac...

Page 28: ... a typical production unit shall be as follows the usable on axis bandwidth shall be 120 Hz to 20 kHz 3 dB and shall average 60 directivity pattern on the vertical axis and 90 on the horizontal one 6 dB down from on axis level from 1 kHz to 12 kHz Maximum SPL shall be 141 dB peak measured at 1 m using IEC268 5 pink noise Crossover points shall be at 500 Hz and 1 4 kHz using 3rd order filters 18 dB...

Page 29: ... usa voidacoustics com HEAD OFFICE Void Acoustics Research Ltd Unit 15 Dawkins Road Industrial Estate Poole Dorset BH15 4JY United Kingdom Call 44 0 1202 666006 Email info voidacoustics com Void Acoustics Research Limited is a company registered in England and Wales registration number 07533536 ...

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