Outline Mantas 28, Rigging Manual

Page 1: ...RIGGING MANUAL SUPERFLY MANTAS 28...

Page 2: ...W 4 2 1 LOAD CAPACITY 4 2 2 FRAME BAR SPECIFICATIONS 5 2 3 INTEGRATED HARDWARE OF LINE ARRAY ELEMENTS 7 2 4 LOCKING PINS 8 2 5 HARDWARE INSPECTION 9 3 OPEN ARRAY 2 PRE RIGGING 10 4 RIGGING PROCEDURE 1...

Page 3: ...ts set for the mechanical parts imposed by Outline OpenArray2 software as described in this manual regular check up of the conditions and correct operation of the mechanical parts Outline declines any...

Page 4: ...be the safest possible while respecting the load in relation to the array s center of gravity The above mentioned values refer to the total ab sence of lateral forces strong wind for example In case t...

Page 5: ...m Width 790 mm Length 917 mm Height 110 mm 790 917 110 917 110 The maximum declared load is 630 kg including the line array elements their cables spansets shackles and additional safety locks It is ne...

Page 6: ...ensure the integrity and suitability of all additional rig ging tools Outline besides providing advice assumes no responsibility for the choice of these tools Fur thermore Outline considers itself un...

Page 7: ...and allow a vertical inclination from 0 to 7 5 with 0 5 steps with the addition of the 0 25 angle between the elements In the lower part fig 1 of each rail there are 4 holes for locking pins correspo...

Page 8: ...ir length the longer ones BLC6BA14S have been chosen for the rear hardware parts while the shorter ones BL C6BA12S have been chosen for the front hardware parts All the pins are fixed to the cabinet b...

Page 9: ...t you notice that it goes in depth you have to replace the element 2 Check that the sliding bar of the rear hardwa re part remains in its rail not above the Rest point upwards and not more than at 0 2...

Page 10: ...if the configuration is feasible in relation to the model and the number of elements of the arrays used to the inclination of the clusters motor coupling points and all the necessary data for the PA...

Page 11: ...cates the array is out of range as in figures 6 and 7 it could be neces sary to reassess the overall inclination of the array in case the center of gravity is out of range remove some line array eleme...

Page 12: ...uperfly elements in the project the final weight of the array array mass will be different from the declared 608 kg 1340 lb This happens because the software sums also the weight of the frame and the...

Page 13: ...flightcases it is possible to proceed with the rig ging However we suggest you follow the steps descri bed below to do everything with ease Pre set the splay angles between the array ele ments in pair...

Page 14: ...sen degree figure 14 4 align the bars with the rails of the next array element and fasten them with the locking pin in the Default position if you ve chosen the de gree value between 0 and 7 5 or in t...

Page 15: ...nts of the array to make the job easier for the staff 1 free the rear hardware parts of the frame by simply lifting the movable bar that will be trig gered remaining stationary thanks to the auto mati...

Page 16: ...in the Default position To sim plify the procedure it could be of help to lift the frame bar with one hand keeping it steady with a foot and insert the pin with the other hand figure 20 5 perform the...

Page 17: ...les safety locks etc chap 4 3 1 lift the first two elements already fastened to the frame and the hoist keeping the front har dware parts of the second element free this will make the following step e...

Page 18: ...suitable height to simplify the following procedure figure 29 4 at this point fasten the front hardware parts of the first three elements that are now flown Help yourself with both hands to lift the e...

Page 19: ...as described above depending on the quantity of the line array ele ments arrange the cables as follows 1 pass the first cable through the spanset knot and plug it into the first element figure 34 2 p...

Page 20: ...create a well ordered bundle as the array goes up 2 once reached the necessary height fix the array with the ropes to regulate the vertical and hori zontal inclination according to the project 3 fix t...

Page 21: ...ning the rear pins in their position figure 37 2 continue to lower the array with the hoists and use the handles to couple the elements with the trolley figure 38 3 when the first two elements are on...

Page 22: ...s follows 1 prepare the frame bar with the released har dware and looking upwards figure 40 2 insert the foot 01 accessory figure 41 in the rear holes figure 42 and adjust its height In case the chose...

Page 23: ...ible to choose the inclination once the ele ment has been stacked and the front hardwa re has been locked the higher the grade the higher will be the inclination of the upper ele ment figure 45 6 repe...

Page 24: ...move the elements couples as shown in figu re 48 to avoid accidents figure 47 although resistant avoid placing any excessive loads on the closed flight cases containing the array elements to lock the...

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Page 28: ...ducts without prior notice as a routine result of this phi losophy For this reason any current Outline product may differ is some aspect from its description but will always equal or exceed the origin...