Quick Start Guide

16 TCS-AN SERIES Quick Start Guide 17
LCD Graphic Indicators
To help the user immediately recognize that a parameter has been selected and changed from the initial default setting, the parameter’s related text on the top-level
screen will invert and change to black text on a white background. As an example, the following screenshots show how the text for the EQ function changes when the
TCS-AN default EQ setting has been changed:
This indicator function occurs only on the main DSP menu level and works for all DSP-related functions, except for the LOAD, SAVE and SETUP sub-sections on the
second page of the top-level SETUP menu.
Mounting and Fixing
The table below summarises the rigging parts or kits required for various applications, and some examples of the possible rigging options are illustrated.
TCS-AN series cabinets are designed with multiple internal rigging points to suit many possible mounting methods in permanent installations. All cabinets can be
simply suspended using optional M8 or M10 shoulder eyebolts coupled to the internal rigging points provided. Remove the appropriate countersunk screws and
replace them with eyebolts, which must have a thread length of at least 18mm. Use the rear rigging point to angle the cabinet for optimum room coverage. Cabinets
may be hung upside down if required. Turbosound WB-55 and CB-55 wall and ceiling brackets are optionally available for TCS-AN series cabinets, and these are also
compatible with industry standard wall and ceiling brackets which use 60 mm x 60 mm hole spacing.
Model Wall Ceiling Downll Array Kit Eyebolts
TCS122 WB-55 CB-55
TCS122-FP
TCS-FK1
TCS-FK2
EB-10-40
TCS152 WB-55 CB-55
TCS152-FP
TCS-FK1
TCS-FK2
EB-10-40
TCS115B
TCS115-FP
TCS-FK3
EB-10-40
TCS Subwoofers EB-10-40
Some typical examples of the possible rigging options are shown here:
TCS-AN Series Flying Components
Wall and Ceiling Brackets
To install a loudspeaker using Turbosound wall and ceiling brackets, rst separate the brackets into their wall/ceiling plate and speaker plate component parts.
Remove the countersunk bolts on the rear panel of the cabinet. Attach the speaker plate to the cabinet with the bolts supplied. Fix the wall/ceiling plate in the venue
using appropriate xings (not supplied). Lift the loudspeaker on to the wall plate and re-assemble the bracket parts, adjust the vertical angle and tighten all bolts.
Loudspeaker Arrays and Clusters
An array of two or more cabinets requires the use of kits of yplates and inter-cabinet couplers, which are xed to the cabinet sides through the M10 rigging points
and assembled together in a ‘daisy chain’ fashion to build up the required array. For all loudspeaker arrays consisting of two or more cabinets:
The number of inter cabinet coupler kits required = the number of boxes – 1, The number of yplate kits required = the number of boxes.
Illustrated here are the components parts available for TCS cabinets:
TCS122-FP (WH)
Fly Plate Kit for TCS122
TCS115-FP (WH)
Fly Plate Kit for TCS115B
TCS152-FP (WH)
Fly Plate Kit for TCS152
Contents:Contents: Contents:
4 x M10 Bolts
4 x M10 Spring Washers
4 x M10 Flat Washers
2 x Fly Plates
4 x M10 Bolts
4 x M10 Spring Washers
4 x M10 Flat Washers
2 x Fly Plates
4 x M10 Bolts
4 x M10 Spring Washers
4 x M10 Flat Washers
2 x Fly Plates
TCS-FK3 (WH)
Inter-Cabinet Coupler Kit for TCS115B
TCS-FK2 (WH)
Inter-Cabinet Coupler Kit for TCS122 or TCS152
TCS-FK1 (WH)
Inter-Cabinet Coupler Kit for TCS122 or TCS152
2 x ICC
EB-10-40
Eyebolt M10 x 40mm
Contents: 2 x ICCContents:
Contents:2 x ICCContents: 1 x Eyebolt