The casters are replaceable allowing use of different types of casters or wheel materials or wheel sizes as needed for the particular conditions of use. KF760 Series Rigging Procedures PRELIMINARY DRAFT -- 21 Aug 01 Page 1 of 29...
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KF760 Series Rigging Procedures PRELIMINARY DRAFT -- 21 Aug 01 CONNECTING PINS Two types of connecting pins are used with a KF760 array. The 1-1/4 inch or short connecting pins are used for all enclosure to enclosure and enclosure to Fly-Bar connections. The 4 inch or long connecting pins are used to connect Fly-Bar components together and secure the casters to the caster pallets.
TO PULL-BACK OR NOT TO PULL-BACK The KF760 Wizard will show where the Spreader Bar must be positioned for the correct down tilt angle for the entire array. If this angle is beyond what is possible by positioning the Spreader Bar, the Wizard will indicated a pull-back is needed.
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IMPORTANT NOTE FOR SPLAYED ENCLOSURES: Two of the six short connecting pins supplied with each KF760 and KF761 are intended as hinge locking pins when the rear of the enclosures are splayed and the Pull-Back Bar is used. Normally gravity keeps the rears of splayed enclosures apart, thus maintaining the splay.
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3. If the Fly-Bar was transported attached to palleted KF760s then attach the chain motors to the Fly-Bar and skip the next steps. 4. If the Fly-Bar was transported un-attached from a KF760 pallet then attach the chain motors to the assembled Fly-Bar and perform the next two steps (not shown): 1.
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This prevents the hinge from moving back down into its own Hinge Tube when an upward force is applied to the rear of the enclosure. When enclosures are tight-packed, the hinge locking pin is not needed. KF760 Series Rigging Procedures PRELIMINARY DRAFT -- 21 Aug 01 Page 6 of 29...
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Hinge Tubes. 8. Fly the first four enclosures to an appropriate working height for the next step and push the KF760 pallet aside. Later this will be used as a KF761 rigging aid.
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4. Ensure that all hinges on the front of the enclosures are positioned and locked so that enclosure fronts will be tight-packed when flown. KF760 Series Rigging Procedures PRELIMINARY DRAFT -- 21 Aug 01 Page 8 of 29...
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Hinge Tubes. NOTE: This aligns the KF760 with the flown enclosure above it for the next step. KF760 Series Rigging Procedures PRELIMINARY DRAFT -- 21 Aug 01 Page 9 of 29...
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NOTE: It may be advantageous to push the palleted KF760s forward as they mate with the flown enclosures. This will help prevent the front of the flown enclosures from pivoting on the front of the palleted enclosures and tipping forward. KF760 Series Rigging Procedures PRELIMINARY DRAFT -- 21 Aug 01 Page 10 of 29...
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13. Disconnect pallet from the rear of the bottom enclosure by removing the connecting pins. Insert the four connecting pins in the bottom enclosure Hinge Tubes. KF760 Series Rigging Procedures PRELIMINARY DRAFT -- 21 Aug 01 Page 11 of 29...
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1. Bring in first pallet with a KF761. 2. Remove the KF761 from the pallet and place flat on a KF760 pallet (removed above from the KF760s) with the rear of the enclosure to the high side. Align the stacking pads on the bottom of the enclosure with the slots in the top of the pallet rails.
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KF761 s front Hinge Tubes. NOTE: This aligns the KF761 with the flown enclosure above it for the next step. KF760 Series Rigging Procedures PRELIMINARY DRAFT -- 21 Aug 01 Page 13 of 29...
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Hinge Tube of the upper enclosure using a short connecting pin. 8. Fly out the array until the front of the KF760 is a few inches off the pallet. KF760 Series Rigging Procedures PRELIMINARY DRAFT -- 21 Aug 01 Page 14 of 29...
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NOTE: When connecting a KF760 enclosure and a KF761 enclosure together, always use the second hole in the KF760 Hinge tube for connecting the KF761. This sets the splay angle between the acoustic axis of the KF760 and KF761 at 9¡. This provides the correct acoustic integration between these two enclosures.
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All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com KF760 Series Rigging Procedures PRELIMINARY DRAFT -- 21 Aug 01 12. Push the KF760 pallet aside and fly all enclosures to an appropriate working height for the next step. 2.3.4 Second And Subsequent KF761s 1.
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KF761 s front Hinge Tubes. NOTE: This aligns the KF761 with the flown enclosure above it for the next step. KF760 Series Rigging Procedures PRELIMINARY DRAFT -- 21 Aug 01 Page 17 of 29...
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Hinge Tube of the upper enclosure using a short connecting pin. 8. Fly out the array until the front of the KF760 is a few inches off the pallet. KF760 Series Rigging Procedures PRELIMINARY DRAFT -- 21 Aug 01 Page 18 of 29...
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NOTE: When connecting a KF760 enclosure and a KF761 enclosure together, always use the second hole in the KF760 Hinge tube for connecting the KF761. This sets the splay angle between the acoustic axis of the KF760 and KF761 at 9¡. This provides the correct acoustic integration between these two enclosures.
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All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com KF760 Series Rigging Procedures PRELIMINARY DRAFT -- 21 Aug 01 12. Push the KF760 pallet aside and fly array to an appropriate height for the next step 13. Repeat the above KF761 steps for any additional KF761s.
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Ease the front of the KF761 down so it is hanging from the rear hinges. KF760 Series Rigging Procedures PRELIMINARY DRAFT -- 21 Aug 01 Page 21 of 29...
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KF761 to swing down on its rear hinges as before. Retract the hinges into the palleted KF761 Hinge Tubes. 7. Reinsert the connecting pins back in the holes from where they were removed from the bottom most flown enclosure. KF760 Series Rigging Procedures PRELIMINARY DRAFT -- 21 Aug 01 Page 22 of 29...
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Ease the front of the KF761 down so it is hanging from the rear hinges. KF760 Series Rigging Procedures PRELIMINARY DRAFT -- 21 Aug 01 Page 23 of 29...
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6. Remove the rear pins connecting the KF761 to the enclosure above it. 7. Fly out the array to an appropriate working height for the next step. Retract the hinges into the palleted KF761 Hinge Tubes. KF760 Series Rigging Procedures PRELIMINARY DRAFT -- 21 Aug 01 Page 24 of 29...
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2. Drop the array onto the pallet until any rear splays close up and weight is just off the chain motors. Ensure that the alignment pads on the bottom of the KF760 mate with their slots on the top of the caster pallet rails.
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KF760 Series Rigging Procedures PRELIMINARY DRAFT -- 21 Aug 01 3. Connect the bottom KF760 to the pallet at all four corners by lifting the hinges on the pallets Hinge Tubes into each enclosure Hinge Tube and secure each with a connecting pin. The connecting pins for this should have been stored in the bottom of the KF760.
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2. Drop the array onto the pallet until any rear splays close up and weight is just off the chain motors. 3. Ensure that the alignment pads on the bottom of the KF760 mate with their slots on the top of the caster pallet rails.
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KF760 Series Rigging Procedures PRELIMINARY DRAFT -- 21 Aug 01 4. Connect the bottom KF760 to the pallet at all four corners by lifting the hinges on the pallets Hinge Tubes into each enclosure Hinge Tube and secure each with a connecting pin. The connecting pins for this should have been stored in the bottom of the KF760 (see section 2.4.4 step 7).
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6. The Fly-bar can be left as is or dismantled for packing. To dismantle, remove the Tail Bar (if used) from the Spreader and remove the Spreader from the Rigging Bars. KF760 Series Rigging Procedures PRELIMINARY DRAFT -- 21 Aug 01 Page 29 of 29...
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