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24 TLX84 and TLX215L Rigging Manual

Procedure 3.2: Adding a group of four TLX84 Cabinets to the TLX84-FLB Flybar

Groups of four cabinets can be pre-assembled using Procedure 3.1, steps 8 to 11,

and then connected to the TLX84-FLB ybar as an assembled group of four just

prior to ying.

The TLX84 cabinets connect to each other using the front mounting links, and the

rear drop-down link.

1. Remove the top pins (12). Carefully lift the TLX84-FLB ybar on top of the

top TLX84 cabinet and align the ybar's front links (1) with the top mounting

slots (11) of the cabinet. Insert the front pins (12) to secure the front links (1)

of the ybar to the cabinet.

Take care not to trap your ngers between components.

2. Support the rear of the ybar and align the ybar's drop-down link (4) with

the desired hole (13) in the TLX84 rear bracket. The holes are marked with

the angle from 0 to 6 degrees. Choose the correct hole that corresponds

to the angle recommended by EASE FOCUS II software for the rst TLX84

cabinet. Insert the rear pin (5) to secure the link to the top cabinet.

Note: normally the 0 degree hole is selected to attach the top TLX84

enclosure to the TLX84-FLB in order to set the site angle of the top element

parallel to the ybar. This allows the TLX84-FLB to serve as a visual reference

for checking array focus on the audience area, i.e., if you can see the top

of the TLX84-FLB then you are outside the vertical coverage pattern of the

array. The angles of the other cabinets can be adjusted by supporting the

cabinet weight and moving the drop-down links (4) of the various cabinets

to the desired angle holes (13).

Double check that all pins are correctly inserted.

 WARNING

DO NOT EXCEED A TOTAL QUANTITY OF 8 TLX84 CABINETS FOR ONE TLX84-FLB

FLYBAR. FAILURE TO FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS MAY CAUSE PERMANENT INJURY

OR DEATH.

 WARNING

DO NOT FLY THE PRE-ASSEMBLED GROUPS OF TLX84 CABINETS WITHOUT THE

TLX84-FLB FLYBAR. FAILURE TO FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS MAY CAUSE PERMANENT

INJURY OR DEATH.

NOTE

Disassembly is the reverse of assembly.

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