Changing The Directivity Angle To 60° Mode; Using The Supplied Suspension Brackets; (Hx-7B And Hx-7W Only) - Toa HX-7B Operating Instructions Manual

7.3. Changing the Directivity Angle to 60° mode
Optional brackets are required to change to 60° mode.
Select the brackets that correspond to the speakers to be used.
Speaker system Angle adjustment bracket (optional product)
HX-7B
HX-7W
HX-7B-WP
HX-7W-WP
For the mounting method of the angle adjustment bracket, refer to the bracket's instruction manual.

8. USING THE SUPPLIED SUSPENSION BRACkETS

The HX-7B and HX-7W speaker systems can be suspended in either vertical or horizontal orientation using the
supplied suspension brackets.
Before mounting the suspension brackets, lay out a protective sheet, corrugated cardboard or other soft material
on a flat surface, and perform all work on the speaker with its front baffle facing downward.
WARNING
Step 1. Detach the side angle bolts indicated by the arrows in the figure below.
The bolts to be detached defer depending on the speaker's vertical or horizontal suspension orientation.
[Vertical suspension]
HY-60DB
HY-60DW
HY-60DB-WP
HY-60DW-WP
• Tighten the bolts securely, as instructed below.
Failure to follow instructions precisely could result in a falling speaker
and potential personal injury.
· Ensure that all bolts are securely inserted as far as their threads go,
then securely fasten each bolt with a nut.
· Tighten all the bolts with the designated tightening torque.
For tightening, use a Phillips screwdriver, or open- or box-end wrench.
• Owing to the speaker's size and weight, be sure that at least two
persons are available for flying installation of the speaker. Failure to do
so could result in personal injury.
Note
The bolts on the opposite side of the speaker system can
also be detached for suspension bracket attachment.
(HX-7B and Hy-7W only)
[Horizontal suspension]
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