Declarations
Declarations
Directive 2006/95/EC: Low Voltage Directive
973-0003 S10
973-0004 S10i
994-0002 S119
Directive 2006/42/EC: Machinery Directive
973-0003 S10
973-0004 S10i
994-0002 S119
930-0020 S10 Support Frame
930-0021 S10 Extended Beam
931-0010 S10 Underhang
938-0019 S10 Dolly
938-0021 S119 Dolly
938-0014 Dolly Stacking Legs
BUILT. STRONG.
E-Series | Declaration of Conformity
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WARNING
SAFETY RISK
PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION
PINCH POINT
CAN CAUSE SEVERE
PERSONAL INJURY
TIP HAZARD
ALWAYS MOVE LOADED
DOLLY ON THE LONG EDGE
ATTENTION
IMPORTANT OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
Section A
Warning & Safety Symbols
Throughout this manual the potential risks are indicated by these symbols.
ATTENTION
It is compulsory to read this manual before using
the S-Series system. Supervision and competency
are the responsibility of the system owners and
operators. All intersections, joints and rigging hard
ware must be inspected regularly. Operators must
not assume rigging has been inspected prior to use
by someone else.
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Section A
Safety Precautions
English
• Read these instructions, keep them available for reference, they can
be downloaded any time from https://www.adamsonsystems.com/
index.php/support Heed all warnings and follow all instructions.
• Servicing is required when the loudspeaker has been damaged in any
way, such as when the loudspeaker has been dropped; or when for
undetermined reasons the loudspeaker does not operate normally.
• Protect the cabling from being walked on or pinched.
• Use only with the rigging frames/accessories specied by Adamson,
or sold with the loudspeaker system.
• This speaker enclosure is capable of creating a strong magnetic
eld. Please use caution around the enclosure with data storage
devices such as hard drives.
• Handles are for moving the system only.
ATTENTION
IMPORTANT OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
Francais
• Lire les instructions ci dessous, maintenez-les disponibles pour
référence. Ils peuvent être téléchargés à tout moment à cette
adresse. https://www.adamsonsystems.com/index.php/support
Tenez compte de tous les avertissements et suivez toutes les
instructions.
• Une maintenance s’avère nécessaire lorsqu’une enceinte a été
endommagé de quelque façon que ce soit. Que celle ci soit tombé
ou qu’elle ne fonctionne pas normalement pour des raisons
indéterminées.
• Protéger le câblage contre l’écrasement.
• Utiliser uniquement les accessoires d’accrochage fourni par
ADAMSON ou vendu avec les enceintes.
• Cette enceinte acoustique génère des champs magnétiques
intenses. Prenez les précautions nécessaires avec les appareilles de
stockage de données comme les disques durs.
• Les poignées ne doivent servir qu’à déplacer l’enceinte.
Espanol Deutsch
• Lea estas instrucciones y téngalas a mano cuando las necesite.
Puede descargarlas cuando desee desde https://www.
adamsonsystems.com/index.php/support Preste atención a todas
las recomendaciones y siga las instrucciones.
• Debe reparar el altavoz cuando haya algún desperfecto de cualquier
tipo, por ejemplo cuando haya caído o en ocasiones indeterminadas
en que el altavoz no funcione correctamente.
• Proteja el cableado para que no sea pisado o aplastado.
• Utilice solamente los Rigging Frames y accesorios especicados
por Adamson o que vengan con el equipo original de Adamson.
• Este recinto acústico es capaz de generar fuertes campos
magnéticos. Tenga especial cuidado al utilizar dispositivos de
almacenamiento de datos magnéticos como Discos Duros etc.
• Las agarraderas son solo para mover el sistema.
• Lesen Sie dies Anleitung und bewahren Sie sie auf. Sie kann
jederzeit unter https://www.adamsonsystems.com/index.php/
support heruntergeladen werden. Beachten Sie alle Warnungen und
folgen Sie allen Anweisungen.
• Service ist notwendig wenn der Lautsprecher in irgendeiner Art
beschädigt wurde, z.B. weil er heruntergefallen ist oder wenn er aus
anderen Gründen nicht ordnungsgemäß funktioniert.
• Schützen Sie die Lautsprecherkabel davor gequetscht oder geknickt
zu werden.
• Verwenden Sie ausschließlich das von Adamson für dieses
Lautsprechersystem spezizierte bzw. das zusammen mit dem
System erworbene Rigging-Zubehör.
• Dieser Lautsprecher kann ein starkes magnetisches Feld
erzeugen. Bitte seien Sie in der Nähe des Lautsprechers z.B. mit
Datenspeichern wie Festplatten entsprechend vorsichtig .
• Die Griffe dienen ausschließlich zum Transport des Lautsprechers
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S-Series User Manual
Table of Contents
Introduction & Product Details
1.1 Overview 6
1.2 Predictive Software 7
1.3 S10 Spec Sheet 8
1.4 S119 Spec Sheet 9
1.7 Cardioid Subs 10
System Configuration
2.0 E-Rack Description 11
2.1 E-Rack Overview 12
2.2 Configuration Example 13
2.3 Wiring Diagrams 14
Rigging
3.0 The 4 Stack Dolly 15
3.1 Rigging Overview 16
3.2 Rigging Sticker Legend 19
3.3 Setting Angles 20
3.4 Attaching the Rigging Frame 21
3.5 Extender Beam 23
3.6 Single Point Rigging 24
3.7 Ground Stacking 25
3.8 Lowering the Array 28
3.9 Rigging the S119 29
Accessories
4.0 Ground Stacking Legs 31
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Introduction & Product Details
1.0 Introduction
This manual is designed to give the S-Series user the necessary information to accurately
fly or stack S-Series loudspeakers in all the available congurations, as well as the proper
deployment and use of S-Series loudspeakers. Safe step by step rigging procedures will be
outlined, as well as example system congurations, correct wiring and amplication and
transport.
1.1 Overview
Whether it is amplication, control, networking and monitoring, the S-Series packaging is built
to perform and endure. Our alliances have been made with companies that are leading the
industry in their technologies and in their ideologies: Dante-networking, Lake-processing and
Lab.gruppen-amplication. After all it’s the total system performance that matters.
Low-mid frequency lobing is a common side-effect of traditional 2-way enclosures.
To solve this problem, Adamson has introduced Controlled Summation Technology,
which reduces the spacing between mid frequency sources by outwardly splaying the
drivers and using overlap control between mid frequency and high frequency sources
to suppress the interference normally associated with this type of design. Doing this
also allows the high frequency sound chamber to retain its exit size, ensuring that it
retains its superior directivity control.
Adamson’s SlideLock rigging system has been designed to remove operator stress
while adding confidence. A single technician can safely and quickly fly the entire
rig, setting angles while the cabinets are sitting securely on the 4-up dolly. Once the
array is lifted, all cabinets simply align into 1 of 9 incremental splay positions.
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Introduction & Product Details
1.2 Predictive Software
Blueprint AV
Blueprint AV is a 2D & 3D modeling suite which offers a fast and intuitive work-flow, without
sacricing precision. The S-Series is included, along with all of Adamson’s other Line Array
products. Design is simple and easy, yet complex simulation options are at your nger tips.
Use basic geometric shapes to design anything from a basic eld to a complex structure.
Multi-point extrude and revolve surfaces allow for intuitive arena or stadium design.
Depending on your time constraints, Blueprint AV can be easily switched from in-depth 3D
operation to streamlined 2D operation, saving on simulation time.
Once your hang is designed, Blueprint gives you all pertinent mechanical information needed
to correctly fly the system.
Blueprint AV is now available as a native Java-run program for both PC and Mac platforms.
Please contact blueprint@adamsonsystems.com for license information and technical
support.
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Introduction & Product Details
1.3 S10 Spec Sheet
S10
The S10 is a 2-way, full range line array cabinet containing 2x ND10-LM
Kevlar Neodymium drivers (2x 16 Ω) and an NH4TA2 1.5” exit compression driver (8 Ω). The critically optimized sound chamber produces
a slightly curved wavefront with a nominal dispersion pattern of 110°
x 10° (H x V). The chamber’s efciency allows for increased vertical
dispersion without sacricing high frequency presence in the far eld.
Patent-pending Controlled Summation Technology further eliminates
low-mid lobing normally associated with 2-way line source systems.
The cabinet construction uses marine grade birch plywood as well as
aircraft grade steel and aluminum, and is equipped with two Speakon™
NL8 connectors. The rigging system incorporates the best aspects of
previous advancements in our new SlideLock rigging technology.
The S10 is suited to a wide variety of applications. Its full range capa-
bility (60 Hz) at reasonable levels qualies for applications where sub
is not required. Increased vertical coverage (10°) enables the S10 to
cover theaters, arenas and stadiums with reasonable speaker quantity.
Other target applications include dance clubs, medium size festivals,
corporate events and contemporary churches.
Specications
Frequency Range (+/- 3dB) 60 Hz - 18 kHz
Nominal Directivity (-6 dB) H x V 110° x 10°
Maximum Peak SPL
Components LF 2x ND10-LM 10” Kevlar Neodymium Driver
Components HF Adamson NH4TA2 4” Diaphragm / 1.5” Exit
Nominal Impedance LF 2 x 16 Ω (8 Ω)
Nominal Impedance HF 8 Ω
Power Handling (AES / Peak) LF 700 / 2800 W
Power Handling (AES / Peak) HF 140 / 560 W
Connection 2x Speakon™ NL8
Height Front (mm / in) 265 / 10.4
Height Back (mm / in) 178 / 7
Width (mm / in) 737 / 29
Depth (mm / in) 526 / 20.7
Weight (kg / lbs) 27 / 60
Processing Lake
**
12 dB crest factor pink noise at 1m, free eld, using specied processing and amplication
**
141.3 dB
Compression Driver
Rigging SlideLock Rigging System
526 mm / 20.7 in
265 mm / 10.4 in
737 mm / 29 in
178 mm / 7 in
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Introduction & Product Details
1.4 S119 Spec Sheet
S119
The S119 Subwoofer is the companion subwoofer to the S10. The
enclosure is loaded with a light weight, long excursion, 19” ND19 Kevlar
Neodymium driver utilizing Adamson’s Advanced Cone Architecture
and a 5” voice coil for exceptional power handling. It is mounted in an
ultra-efcient front-loaded enclosure, designed to reproduce clean,
musical low frequency information.
The cabinet construction uses marine grade birch plywood as well as
aircraft grade steel and aluminum, and is equipped with Speakon™ NL8
connectors. The integrated rigging system matches the rigging for the
S10 and can be flown or stacked in the same array without the need for
an adapter frame.
Specications
Frequency Range (+/- 3dB) 30 Hz - 80 Hz
Maximum Peak SPL
Components LF ND19 19” Kevlar Neodymium Driver
Nominal Impedance LF 8 Ω
Power Handling (AES / Peak) LF 1200 / 4800 W
Connection Speakon™ NL8
Height Front (mm / in) 543.5 / 21.4
Width (mm / in) 742 / 29.2
Depth (mm / in) 630 / 24.8
Weight (kg / lbs) 56.7 / 125
Supported Processing Lake
**
12 dB crest factor pink noise at 1m, half space, using specied processing and amplication
**
138 dB
742 mm / 29.2 in
630 mm / 24.8 in
543.5 mm / 21.4 in
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(deg) Axial angle
Sound pressure, Level (dB)
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(deg) Axial angle
Sound pressure, Level (dB)
S119 EF
(deg)
Sound pressure, Level (dB)
1.7 Cardioid Subs
Every Adamson subwoofer has specifically designed cardioid presets. Adamson utilizes three
configurations ranging from a minimal footprint and minimized rear rejection to larger setups
that eliminate virtually all audio energy behind the array. Please refer to the Lake Preset Loading
Manual for further instructions.
Front-Back
The FB preset should be used in situations
where a minimal footprint is desired.
Only 2 enclosures stacked ensures that
sightlines will not be impaired.
End-Fire 66
The EF66 preset should be used
in situations where the most
rear cancellation is desired.
Unlike traditional end-fire
arrays, Adamson’s proprietary
preset eliminates a wide range
of frequencies in the rear of the
array.
Front-Back-Front
The FBF preset exhibits higher output from
the front of the array. A similar footprint
to the FB configuration, this stack is 3
enclosures high.
S-Series | Cardioid Subs
66”
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System Conguration
2.0 E-Rack Description
Adamson Touring Rack
Adamson has developed a unified
rack solution, configured to
interface seamlessly with our line of
loudspeaker products. All E-Racks
are equipped with two or three Lab.
gruppen PLM+ series amplifiers,
featuring Lake processing and Dante
audio networking functionality. The
Adamson Audio Panel provides
Analog and AES inputs, Speakon NL8
and Socapex outputs, and etherCON
RJ45 connections, designed for dual
redundant Dante setups. A managed
Gigabit Ethernet switch and an AC
distribution panel available in 120
V or 230 V versions complete the
hardware. The entire package fits into
a compact and lightweight 10U rack,
designed with interior suspension,
hinged doors and extra rails for
secure & efficient use of space.
E-Rack elements are comprised of:
• 10U suspended rack with hinged, sliding front and rear doors
• Up to three Lab.gruppen PLM 12K44 ampliers (8 and 12-Channel versions available)
• Adamson Audio Panel
• Adamson AC Panel, 120 V or 230 V (region specic)
• Cisco SG300-20 managed switch
• Includes one Personal License per rack
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System Conguration
2.1 E-Rack Overview
Adamson has developed a unied rack solution congured to interface seamlessly with our
line of Loudspeaker products. For more information on the E-Rack, please refer to the E-Rack
brochure available on the Adamson Systems website.
2 or 3x Lab.gruppen PLM 12K44
1x Adamson Audio Panel, incl. Analog and
PUSHPUSHPUSH
PUSHPUSHPUSH
AES in and thru-puts (XLR), Speaker outputs (NL8 and Socapex), Gigabit Network
Ports (Ethercon RJ45)
1x AC Distribution Panel, L21-30 input or
CEE 32A 3-Phase 400V/230V 3L+N+PE
(Red CEE connector), depending on region
1x DANTE Certied Switch (Rear Side)
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System Conguration
PUSHPUSHPUSH
PUSHPUSHPUSH
PUSHPUSHPUSH
PUSHPUSHPUSH
2.2 Configuration Example
This example conguration demonstrates the efciency of the system. For further information regarding congurations, please refer to the Adamson Document S-Series Conguration Brochure.
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System Conguration
2.3 Wiring Diagrams
S10
2-way line source enclosure [973-0003]
LMF - 2x 10” ND10-LM[940-0025], HF - 1x 4”NH4TA2 [140-0020]
SlideLock™ rigging system
MF2
S10
+1 THRU -1ORANGE PURPLE
THRU+2 -2 ORANGE PURPLE
MF+3 -3YELLOW BLUE
HF+4 -4RED BLACK
S119
Subwoofer [994-0002]
LF - 1x 19” ND19, SlideLock™ rigging system
PARALLEL
INPUTS
HF
MF1
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Rigging
3.0 The 4 Stack Dolly
Transporting the 4 Stack Dolly
There is a tip hazard when transporting a 4 stack on uneven ground or on a ramp. To avoid tipping the dolly,
It should always travel with sides of the cabinet to the front or back.
*On the 4 stack dolly, the bottom cabinet is held in place by the rear, blue push-pin..
TIP HAZARD
ALWAYS MOVE LOADED
DOLLY ON THE LONG EDGE
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Rigging
3.1 Rigging Overview
ATTENTION
IMPORTANT OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
The SlideLock Rigging System
The SlideLock Rigging System allows for the operator to set enclosure angles while still stacked on the dolly. A
series of push pins maintain angular position and lock in connecting rigging pieces. Caution should be taken while
connecting cabinets to ensure hands are out of the way.
The order of operation of the rigging system is: prep angles, remove connection pins, guide into place and secure
connecting pins.
There are 9 angles, 0 to 8, and an
additional ‘Storage’ being the ‘idle’
or ‘rest’ position, when the rigging
hardware is all the way down and
the boxes aren’t connected. It is
applicable when the enclosure is
not in use, to protect the rigging
hardware from damage. To keep the
system intact for transport, leave the
angles pinned in.
The angles are numbered as well
as color coded to mark which slot
should be pinned with the attached
push-pin. (Fig. 2) The following
rigging positions are equal to the
following degrees for the S10 (Fig. 1)
0 0°
1 1°
2 2°
3 3°
4 4°
5 5°
6 6°
7 6.9°
8 10°
Storage
Fig. 1
in enclosure
Fig. 2
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Rigging
3.1 Rigging Overview
ATTENTION
IMPORTANT OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
The S-Series Support Frame is designed for use with all S-Series enclosures. It consists of a
steel frame and can be paired with the S-Series Extender Beam. Always refer to Blueprint AV™
for correct rigging instructions.
S-Series | Rigging
In standalone mode, the frame can be used to lift flat to slightlyangled arrays. Two rigging plates are provided for dual motor
operation, and if two motors are not available, one lifting plate
may be repositioned towards the center of the frame. Please
refer to Blueprint AV™ when determining proper lifting plate
location.
In order to attach the S-Series Extender Beam, the lifting plates
must be removed and replaced with Extended Beam plates.
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Rigging
3.1 Rigging Overview
ATTENTION
IMPORTANT OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
For arrays with little to no incline,
the S-Series Extender Beam
centered will usually provide the
best weight dispersion.
For arrays with negative incline,
the S-Series Extender Beam
positioned towards the back of
the frame will provide the best
weight dispersion.
For arrays with positive incline,
the S-Series Extender Beam
positioned towards the front of
the frame will provide the best
weight dispersion.
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Rigging
3.2 Rigging Sticker Legend
Rear Autolock Rigging Sticker Legend
* When releasing and pulling the system apart (to enclose rigging bars)
let knob slide down to ‘storage’ position (magenta), and place attached
push pin to magenta slot (above) If you’re dividing into 4 stacks, perform
this task on every 4th box only.
* When needing a zero degrees angle (such as the top boxes of longer
arrays) use Position 0, the magenta slot. Position 3 also uses the
magenta slot. Position 1 uses the purple slot, positions 2 and 5 use the
yellow slot, positions 4 and 7 use the green slot, position 6 uses the blue
slot and position 8 uses the beige slot.
ATTENTION
IMPORTANT OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
* The S-Series Stacking Pin is to be used when needing to maintain
rigid angles either with a ground-stacked array, or an array with a high
amount of positive tilt. To engage the Stacking Pin, bring the enclosure
to its intended rigging position limit, press the Stacking Pin in and turn
clockwise. To release the stacking pin, turn it counter-clockwise.
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Rigging
3.3 Setting Angles
ATTENTION
IMPORTANT OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
Setting the angles on all 4-stacks and basic preparation.
Before attaching cabinets together, use Blueprint AV™ to plan your cabinet angles for desired coverage. Prepare all
the cabinet angles before beginning to attach and lift the array. The top cabinet, which attaches to the rigging frame
is number 1, and the cabinets gain numerically as the descend. Make sure you are setting the correct angle on both
sides of the SlideLock rigging system.
1. Remove the angle pin. (Fig. 1)
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
2. Raise the sliding knob to the angle specied by corresponding
Blueprint AV design. (Fig. 2)
3. Place the angle pin in the coloured slot that corresponds to the
sliding knob position. (Fig. 3)
4. Repeat for all enclosures. (Fig. 4)
Fig. 4
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Rigging
3.4 Attaching the Rigging Frame
The S-Series Support Frame contains 4 link points, all of which need to be attached to the top enclosure in your
array. The system ideally uses 2 motors: one in front, one in back of the frame for easy adjustment once the array
has been flown. For flying from a single point, you’ll need to rmly decide the angle of the frame prior to rigging all
the cabinets.
1. Remove the top front link pins from the top enclosure in the array.
(Fig. 1)
Fig. 1
PINCH POINT
CAN CAUSE SEVERE
PERSONAL INJURY
WARNING
SAFETY RISK
PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
2. Release the front link pins from the S-Series Support Frame. Keep
the links in place by placing the pin in the hole shown. Position the
frame over the top enclosure of the array. (Fig. 2)
3. Lower the front links into the rigging channels of the top enclosure
of the array. (Fig. 3)
4. Secure the front links to the enclosure using the top front link
pins. (Fig. 4)
Fig. 4
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Rigging
Fig. 5
3.4 Attaching the Rigging Frame
5. Set the rear rigging of the top enclosure to rigging position 4. (Fig. 5)
PINCH POINT
CAN CAUSE SEVERE
PERSONAL INJURY
WARNING
SAFETY RISK
PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION
Fig. 6
Fig. 7
6. Remove the rear link pins from the S-Series Support Frame and
lower the frame onto the rear rigging pieces. (Fig. 6)
7. Place the rear link pin to afx the S-Series Support Frame (Fig. 7)
8. The S-Series Support Frame is now attached and ready for plate
conguration. (Fig. 8)
Fig. 8
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Rigging
3.5 Extender Beam
When using a highly curved or steeply tilted array, using the S-Series Extender Beam is necessary. Below are the
steps needed to attach the Beam to the S-Series Support Frame.
1. Remove the Lifting Plates from the S-Series Support Frame and
pin in place the Extender Beam Plates at either end of the support
frame.(Fig. 1)
Fig. 1
PINCH POINT
CAN CAUSE SEVERE
PERSONAL INJURY
WARNING
SAFETY RISK
PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
2. Lower the Extender Beam onto the Extender Beam Plates. (Fig. 2)
3. Pin the Extender Beam to the Extender Beam Plates in the
corresponding hole conguration as described in Blueprint AV™ (Fig. 3)
4. A properly afxed Extender Beam. (Fig. 4)
Fig. 4
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Rigging
3.6 Single Point Rigging
If only one motor is available, moderately curved and tilted arrays can be lifted using only the S-Series Support
frame. The same procedure can be implemented using the Extender Beam for arrays with a greater angular and tilt
characteristics.
1. Secure the Lifting Plate to the S-Series Support Frame as described
in the mechanical tab of Blueprint AV™. (Fig. 1)
Fig. 1
PINCH POINT
CAN CAUSE SEVERE
PERSONAL INJURY
WARNING
SAFETY RISK
PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
2. Attach a 5/8” rigging shackle to the top hole of the Lifting Plate. (Fig.
2)
3. Attach motor clasp to the rigging shackle. (Fig. 3) If needed, use an
extra piece of rigging steel to increase distance from the motor to the
frame in order to allow room for a chain bag.
4. Remove the lifting pin keeping the 4-stack in place on the dolly.
(Fig. 4)
Fig. 4
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Rigging
3.7 Ground Stacking
The need for a removable pin when ground stacking no longer exists. A rotatable push pin now ensures that
ground stacked systems maintain their rigidity. This section assumes that the S10 is being stacked on an S119.
Stacking on the dolly is possible, please refer to section 4.0 for instructions regarding Dolly Stacking Legs.
1. Remove the angle pin and move the rigging knob to the position
specied in the mechanical tab of Blueprint AV™ (Fig. 1)
Fig. 1
PINCH POINT
CAN CAUSE SEVERE
PERSONAL INJURY
WARNING
SAFETY RISK
PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
2. Place the angle pin in the corresponding hole. (Fig. 2)
3. Remove the bottom link pin from the S10 to be ground stacked.
(Fig. 3)
4. Place the bottom link pin back in the S10 to maintain the rigging
piece’s rigidity. (Fig. 4)
Fig. 4
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Rigging
Fig. 5
3.7 Ground Stacking
5. Remove the top front link pins from the S119. (Fig. 5)
PINCH POINT
CAN CAUSE SEVERE
PERSONAL INJURY
WARNING
SAFETY RISK
PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION
Fig. 6
Fig. 7
6. Place the S10 on top of the S119 either by hand or with a hoist. Make
sure the rigging pieces are in the respective rigging channels. (Fig. 6)
7. Secure the front rigging pieces with the S119 top front link pins. (Fig. 7)
8. Secure the rear rigging pieces with the S10 bottom back link
pins. (Fig. 8)
Fig. 8
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Rigging
3.7 Ground Stacking
Fig. 9
PINCH POINT
CAN CAUSE SEVERE
PERSONAL INJURY
9. Set the proper angle by rst lifting the S10 cabinet to it’s maximum
height, either by hand or with a hoist. (Fig. 9)
WARNING
SAFETY RISK
PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION
Fig. 10
Fig. 11
10. With the enclosure still lifted, press in and turn the stacking pins on
either side of the enclosure clockwise. (Fig. 10)
11. With the stacking pins engaged, the array will maintain the intended
angles. (Fig. 11)
12. Repeat as needed to reach the desired enclosure count. (Fig. 12)
Fig. 12
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Rigging
3.8 Lowering the Array
Fig. 1
Fig. 2 Fig. 3
PINCH POINT
CAN CAUSE SEVERE
PERSONAL INJURY
WARNING
SAFETY RISK
PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION
To Lower a Steep Angled Array
1. Lower the array until it is just above the floor. (Fig. 1)
2. Make sure the bottom back link pins on the bottom box are removed.
3. Connect the dolly to the bottom cabinet.
4. If the bottom cabinets are at a steep angle and it is unsafe to continue
to lower the array, two crew members should be used to support the
weight of the cabinet at all times; before the dolly has ground contact,
(the dolly should never tip over as in (Fig. 3) push the hang to the front
in order to prevent the dolly to tip over, then proceed lowering the array
(Fig.2); release the bottom back links pins above this cabinet to free the
rear of the bottom cabinet.
5. All front levers should stay connected. This will allow you to raise the
motors until the frame is no longer steeply angled. (Fig. 4)
6. Remove the top front link pins on the top cabinet in the 4 stack to
release and allow the bottom 4 cabinets to separate from the array.
7. Lift the array just above the 4 stack and wheel 4 stack out from under
array. (Fig. 5)
Fig. 4
Fig. 5
Fig. 6
If the bottom cabinet in the array is still at a steep angle - repeat this
procedure.
To Lower a Moderately Angled Array
1. Lower the array till it is just above the floor. (Fig. 1)
2. Make sure the bottom back link pins on the bottom box are removed.
3. Connect the dolly to the bottom cabinet.
4. Lower the array till all the rear angles collapse in the bottom 4 stack.
5. Remove all connecting link pins.
6. Lift the array above the 4 stack (Fig. 5)
7. Wheel 4 stack out of the way
Repeat procedure until done. (Fig. 6)
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Rigging
3.9 Rigging the S119
The S119 can be rigged in the same array as the S10 without the use of any adapter rigging pieces. Afxing
the S-Series Support Frame to the S119 is completed in the same manner as described in section 3.4, by using
rigging position 4 on the top S10 cabinet in the stack.
1. With the S119 suspended, remove the top front link pins from the
top S10 of the 4-stack dolly. Set the rear rigging position to what is
specied in the Blueprint AV™ mechanical tab. Set all other rigging
positions as described in section 3.3. (Fig. 1)
Fig. 1
PINCH POINT
CAN CAUSE SEVERE
PERSONAL INJURY
WARNING
SAFETY RISK
PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
2. Remove the bottom front link pins from the S119, allowing the
rigging piece to drop. Secure by placing the bottom front link pin back
in place. (Fig. 2)
3. Lower the S119 until the rigging pieces t into the S10 rigging
channels. (Fig. 3)
4. Secure the front rigging pieces with the top front link pin of the
S10. (Fig. 4)
Fig. 4
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Fig. 5
3.9 Rigging the S119
5. Keep lowering the S119 until the S10 rear rigging pieces slide into the
S119 rear rigging channels. (Fig. 5)
PINCH POINT
CAN CAUSE SEVERE
PERSONAL INJURY
WARNING
SAFETY RISK
PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION
Fig. 6
Fig. 7
6. Secure the S10 rear rigging by using the rear bottom link pin of the
S119. (Fig. 6)
7. Lift the connected array. As you take the weight of each S10, the rigging
will fall into the desired rigging position. (Fig. 7)
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Accessories
4.0 Ground Stacking Legs
Dolly Stacking Legs (938-0014)
Fig. 1
TIP HAZARD
PINCH POINT
ALWAYS MOVE LOADED
CAN CAUSE SEVERE
DOLLY ON THE LONG EDGE
PERSONAL INJURY
Available as an accessory, the Ground Stacking Legs allow users
to angle the E12 or E15 in positive or negative increments while
situated on the E12 or E15 Dolly.
1. Make sure all wheel locks are engaged and the dolly is situated
where the design has specied.
2. Insert stacking leg into rectangular chamber directly above the
dolly wheel. (Fig. 1)
Fig. 2
3. Insert rst push pin into the hole directly above the dolly wheel. (Fig.
2)
4. Insert second push pin into the hole above and behind the dolly
wheel. (Fig. 3)
5. Repeat procedure for all four stacking legs.
6. Turn handle until all stacking legs are rmly planted on the ground.
(Fig. 4)
7. If a negative inclination is desired, tighten the back two stacking legs
until desired incline is achieved.
8. If a positive inclination is desired, tighten the front two stacking legs
until desired incline is achieved.
Fig. 3 Fig. 4
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