EM Acoustics Halo Compact System User Manual page 13

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[1] – Rubber Feet
[2] – Hanging Point
[3] – Laser Mounting Plate
[4] – FG-HALO-C Instruction Label
[5] – Quick Release Pin
[6] – Captive Front Link
The rubber feet are used when the FG-HALO-C grid is
inverted for ground stack use to provide a high friction
contact between the grid and the ground surface.
24 x 12mm diameter pickup points are provided on the
center spine of the grid to allow for varied vertical
angles when using a single flying point. The correct
point for a desired angle can be determined by using
Ease Focus 3. When using a fixed pick point, Ease
Focus 3 will issue a Delta figure to show the
difference between the desired angle and the
achievable angle from this point taking the center of
gravity from the array shape into account.
A mounting plate for the TEQSAS LAP-TEQ laser
inclinometer system is also included as standard to
assist with array aiming when in use. (LAP-TEQ system
not included).
The Instruction labels on each side of the grid provide
information for the pin points for various array
configurations as well as up and down tilt options and
a quick reference for the grid's safe working loads.
See page 14 for a detailed view and description.
Quick release pin shown locking the front link in the
HALO-C position.
The captive front link allows for easy selection
between flying a HALO-CS or a HALO-C to the flying
frame. The link can also be stowed within the frame
to protect it when not attached to a loudspeaker.
HALO Compact User Manual
V7 December 2019