5.1.3. Connecting a flying frame on the top of a WASP module ..............13 5.1.4. Connecting a WSF-02 or Bump-WASP-H frame on the bottom of a WASP-8 module 5.1.5. Connecting a WSF-02 or Bump-WASP-H frame on the top of a WASP-S12/S15/S18 ..15 5.1.6.
1. Safety instructions CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN EXPLANATIONS OF GRAPHICAL SYMBOLS IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS The triangle with the lightning bolt is used to alert the 1. Read these instructions carefully. user to the risk of electric shock. 2.
EN 61000-4-6:2014 connected. EN 61000-4-11:2004 EN 60065:2002 /A1:2006 /A11:2008 /A2:2010 /A12:2011 - Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Bila Tserkva, 22 January 2019 Alexey Asanov For compliance questions: info@mag-audio.com WASP Series User Manual rev 2.1...
WASP-8 part number 00-0003869 A dual 8-inch system with a 1.5-inch throat HF WASP-S12 part number 00-0008340 driver, WASP has received the most advanced...
5. System operation 5.1. Rigging WASP line array comes with built-in mounting hardware for ground stack and flying cluster installation options. Rigging must be performed only by trained personnel following the established safety rules. MAXIMUM WEIGHT RESTRICTIONS MUST BE FOLLOWED AT ALL TIMES! MAKE SURE THE SUPPORT STRUCTURE IS CAPABLE OF HOLDING THE APPLIED WEIGHT WHILE SUSPENDING THE SYSTEM!
5.1.2. Connecting two WASP modules - Release two VA-0018 10 mm pins on the rear link and two VA-0010 8 mm pins on the front link. (Pic. 1) - Bring together two cabinets, then insert two VA 0010 8 mm pins into the front link from the sides of the cabinets.
5.1.3. Connecting a flying frame on the top of a WASP module - Release two VA-0018 10 mm pins on the rear link and two VA-0010 8 mm pins on the front link. (Pic. 1) - Attach the WSF-02 or Bump-WASP-H flying frame on the top of the cabinet and insert two VA- 0010 pins in the front.
5.1.4. Connecting a WSF-02 or Bump-WASP-H frame on the bottom of a WASP-8 module - Release two VA-0018 10 mm pins on the rear link and two VA-0010 8 mm pins on the front link. (Pic. 1) - Place the cabinet on the top of the WSF-02 or Bump-WASP-H frame, and insert two VA-0010 8 mm pins into the front links.
5.1.5. Connecting a WSF-02 or Bump-WASP-H frame on the top of a WASP-S12/S15/S18 - Place the WFS-02 or Bump-WASP-H flying frame on the top of a WASP-S12/S15/S18, align so the front and rear links of a WASP-S12/S15/S18 fit into the receptacles of the frame (Pic. 1). - Insert four VA-0010 8 mm pins into the front and rear links of the WASP-S12/S15/S18.
Bump-WASP-H frame. The WSF-02 or Bump-WASP-H flying frame can fitted with four 100 mm castor wheels to easily transportation of WASP-8 or WASP-S12/S15/S18 subwoofer stacks. - To remove the castor wheel from the frame, press the lock on the frame, and pull the wheel to the center of the frame.
5.1.8. Extending the tilt angle on the Bump-WASP-L Bump-WASP-L supports a wide range of vertical tilt angles including negative (first array module looking down) and positive (first array module looking up). - Remove the safety pin and detach the upper mounting hole plank.
WASP-8 - Place the Bump-WASP-L flying frame on the top of a WASP-8, and align so the front and rear links of a WASP-8 fit into receptacles of the frame (1). - Release a pin holding the rear mounting hook of the Bump-WASP-L frame (2).
Bump-WASP-L frame. Use the winch to secure the Bump-WASP-L to the M20 socket of the subwoofer (3). - Position the WASP-8 module on top of the Bump- WASP-L frame. Remove two upper side pins of the Bump-WASP-L frame. Remove the rear holding pin of the WASP-8 module and release the rear link (4).
Bump-WASP-Ext15 (2). - Install the Bump-WASP-Ext15 onto the rear link of the WASP-8 module. Secure using the pin (3). - Tilt the WASP-8 module and install it’s rear link with connected Bump-WASP-Ext15 into the ground stack mounting hole of the mounting frame (4).
5.1.12. Installing the MN Mounting PLI 01 inclinometer Install the PLI 01 inclinometer onto the frame using 4 pcs of M4 counter-sunk screws. Refer to the PLI 01’s user manual for more detailed instructions on it’s usage. WASP Series User Manual rev 2.1...
5.1.13. Using WSC-34 (WSC-34A) transportation cart WSC-34 (WSC-34A) is a covered cart that can be used for convenient storage and easy transportation of WASP line array stacks. (Pic. 1) WASP-TB3 and WASP-TB4 transportation covers are available for 3 and 4-unit WASP stacks to be transported with WSC-34 (WSC-34A).
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- For 3 module WASP stacks, choose a 10° angle between cabinets. (Pic. 6) - For 4 module WASP stacks, choose a 10° angle between cabinets. (Pic. 7) - For storage of WSC-34 (WSC-34A), link the wooden cover with a steel cart using two VA-0010 pins.
5.2. Connection 5.2.1. Connection plate and sticker plate 1. SERIAL NUMBER FIELD. The sticker with the system’s serial number is located here. NEVER REMOVE THE SERIAL FROM THE SYSTEM, AS IT IS AN IMMEDIATE WARRANTY VOID. 2. PARALLEL INPUTS. The pair of parallel Neutrik® Speakon connectors.
7. Accessories WSF-02 Bump-WASP-H Versatile frame Versatile frame (discontinued) Part No. 00-0029677 Part No. 00-0029677 VA-0018 VA-0010 10 mm pin 8 mm pin Part No. 00-00002877 Part No. 00-00002878 WSC-34 Transportation cart Part No. 00-0008633 WSC-34A Transportation cart w/ auto wheels Part No.
8.2. Assistance 8.1. Product warranty There are no user-serviceable parts in your device. 1. By this warranty MAG Audio grants that all Refer servicing to qualified technical personnel. In equipment manufactured under the MAG Audio addition to the in-house service department, MAG...
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