Peavey Versarray 212, Технические характеристики

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SPECIFICATIONS Versarray
™
212
and then angle the second cabinet 4 degrees, and so on.
Since there are multiple methods of achieving the same angle,
we recommend that you choose a methodology of angling
the cabinets and stick it so as to avoid problems such as
misalignments between the two sides.
It helps avoid frustration and wasted time if you agree to a
fixed method of setting the angles between a pair of cabinets,
such as the top portion of the sets of pins between two
cabinets is always set first and maxed out before starting to
use the angling of the bottom set of pins. This would mean that
in the example given above, the first pairing of angles would
automatically be used. This helps prevent the two sides from
having different angles set for the first cabinets bottom set of
pins.
If the left side rigger were to set the bottom of the first
cabinet’s pin set to 5 degrees and then the top of the second
cabinets pin set to 2 degrees, and the right side rigger was
attempting to set the bottom of the first cabinet to 4 degrees
and the top of the second cabinet to 3 degrees, the second
cabinet would be “twisted” within the overall chain of coupling
brackets, and it would make removing or inserting the pins
much harder than if both sides were using the same angle
pairings for the bottom and top sections. This kind of issue
comes into play primarily when re-assembling a line array from
pre-assembled sections of a previous line array, where the pins
on the second cabinets top set are already all set to 0 degrees,
or some other angle.
WARNINg!
Do not use the Pull-Back Bar for overhead suspension; use the
Pull-Back Bar at the bottom of the array as an aiming device
ONLY.
If you are not sure how to assemble the rigging or how to fly
the array once it has been arrayed, consult a certified structural
engineer.
Before you fly the array, be sure to inspect the rigging and
flying hardware to insure that it is mechanically sound and has
not been damaged, there should be no significant distortion of
the shape of the coupling brackets, cabinet brackets, or fly bar,
and the hardware should be checked for tightness and proper
seating.
WARNINg!
IF ANY OF THE BRACKETS, OR THE FlY BAR HAS BEEN
DAMAgED OR DISTORTED, DO NOT USE, AND DO NOT FlY THE
ARRAY UNTIl THEY CAN BE REPlACED OR REPAIRED!
DO NOT USE THE COUPlINg BRACKETS OR THE PUll-BACK
BAR AS HANDlES TO TRANSPORT THE CABINETS!
Use only the correct mating hardware. All associated rigging is
the responsibility of others.
NOTICE: The Quick Release Positive Lock Pins from the
Versarray 112 WILL NOT lock in place on the Versarray 212, and
should not be used or attempted to be used with the Versarray
212. The Versarray 212 uses 3/8” diameter pins, and the
Versarray 112 uses 1/4” diameter pins.