Table Of Contents - Renkus-Heinz STXLA User Manual

Line Array User's Manual
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................3

TABLE OF CONTENTS ..................................................................................................................

LINE ARRAY SYSTEM COMPONENTS ......................................................................................... 6
PN102/LA SYSTEM......................................................................................................................................................... 6
PNX102/LA SYSTEM ..................................................................................................................................................... 6
ALL PN/LA SYSTEMS ..................................................................................................................................................... 6
STLA L A
INE RRAY
STXLA L A
INE RRAY
A STLA S
LL YSTEMS
ALL LA SYSTEMS ............................................................................................................................................................ 8
ARRAY DESIGN USING AIMWARE ............................................................................................. 10
Basic C .............................................................................................................................................................. 10
ONCEPTS
L
INE SOURCE COUPLING ONLY OCCURS AT LONGER WAVELENGTHS
T
HE LONGER THE LINE
H
IGH FREQUENCIES ARE ALWAYS RADIATED FROM SEPARATE SOURCES AND WAVEGUIDES
V
ERTICAL ARRAYS TAKE ONE OF THREE POSSIBLE SHAPES
asymmetrically curved "J". ......................................................................................................................................
V "J"
ARIANTS OF THE
L
INE ARRAYS ARE NOT
A W
IM ARE PROVIDES A VISUAL INTERFACE TO THE COMPLEX MATH BEHIND VERTICAL ARRAY OPTIMIZATION
SYSTEM SETUP: ELECTRONICS ................................................................................................. 13
STLA S -P
ELF OWERED
Source Signal ............................................................................................................................................................. 13
STXLA E
LECTRONICS
STX Amplifier Selection .......................................................................................................................................... 13
PN/LA E
LECTRONICS
Source Signal ............................................................................................................................................................. 14
PNX/LA E
LECTRONICS
PNX Amplifier Selection ......................................................................................................................................... 14
RIGGING PROCEDURES .............................................................................................................. 15
SAFETY FIRST ............................................................................................................................................
Flying Loudspeakers Safely ..................................................................................................................................... 15
Ground Stacking Loudspeakers Safely .................................................................................................................. 16
Training & Education ............................................................................................................................................... 16
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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S ................................................................................................................................................. 7
YSTEMS
S .............................................................................................................................................. 7
YSTEMS
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THE LOWER THE FREQUENCIES IT WILL CONTROL AND THE TIGHTER THE BEAM
PRODUCE THE BEST RESULTS IN THE VAST MAJORITY OF APPLICATIONS
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POINT AND SHOOT SYSTEMS
S ......................................................................................................................................... 13
YSTEMS
...................................................................................................................................................... 13
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T
ABLE OF
/
LOWER FREQUENCIES
: "|",
FLAT SYMMETRICALLY CURVED
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4
C
ONTENTS
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AND
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