Turbosound NuQ SERIES user manual Ceiling Mounting, Small Loudspeaker Arrays, Horizontal Rigging

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SC-01 Scaffold Clamp
NuQ-SB8 Swivel bracket
NuQ-SBE8
Extender Bar

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NuQ series

Ceiling Mounting

Non-powered NuQ cabinets can be ceiling mounted using OmniMount™ ceiling brackets from the 60 series and 120 series ranges. The brackets attach to the rear of the cabinet and allow a range of angle adjustment. To install a cabinet using OmniMount ceiling brackets:

Remove the blanking screws from the rear panel of the loudspeaker (there are two M6 hex countersunk screws on the NuQ-8 and NuQ-10, and four M6 hex countersunk on the NuQ-12 and NuQ-15).

Mount the bracket to the ceiling using suitable fixings.

Offer up the loudspeaker using suitable lifting equipment and attach the speaker plate to the rigging points on the rear of the loudspeaker.

Angle as necessary and tighten all fixings.

Small Loudspeaker Arrays

NuQ series loudspeakers offer two choices of dispersion pattern, and this facility gives considerable flexibility of coverage when assembling small loudspeaker arrays. By rotating the Converging Elliptical Waveguides within the cabinet it is possible to obtain either wide horizontal coverage or narrow horizontal coverage. The table below shows the possible dispersion options for each model.

Model

NuQ-8

NuQ-10

NuQ-12

NuQ-15

 

 

 

 

 

Factory-supplied

100°H x 60°V

100°H x 60°V

80°H x 50°V

80°H x 50°V

 

 

 

 

 

HF horn rotated

60°H x 100°V

60°H x 100°V

50°H x 80°V

50°H x 80°V

 

 

 

 

 

Horizontal Rigging

Where ceiling height is limited or for other aesthetic reasons it may be desirable to mount cabinets horizontally. The NuQ-SB horizontal

swivel bracket is used for this purpose, and can be fixed directly to a ceilings, or truss mounted using the SC-01 scaffold clamp. The swivel bracket is attached to the M10 rigging point at the top of the cabinet and to the pole mount socket at the bottom. In order to maintain a wide horizontal coverage pattern when flying the cabinet

horizontally the high frequency horn should be rotated through 90°. For instructions on rotating

the horn please refer to the servicing section of

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Contents NuQ Series NuQ series NuQ series Unpacking IntroductionThanks Product Range Summary General FeaturesGeneral Features for Two-Way Enclosures NuQ-10 Model InformationNuQ-8 NuQ-15 NuQ-12B18 B15NuQ-10DP NuQ-8DPNuQ-15DP NuQ-12DPB15DP System Requirements Amplifier Considerations Recommended Amplifier Power RatingsSelf-powered Loudspeakers Bi-amped systems Loudspeaker connectionsPassive systems Cable Recommendations Hardware requirements Networking CapabilityComputer system requirements Install the drivers TurboDrive Quick Reference SetupBvnet Interface Dispersion Loudspeaker PlacementChoosing the best location Equalisation System1 Basic Stereo Passive setup System ConfigurationsFrom Mixer LMS-D24 System 3 Stereo Bi-amped setup with Active Crossover From Mixer LMS-D26 Turbosound LMS series loudspeaker management systems Loudspeaker Management SystemsLMS seris Features Starting up LMS-D24/6 Quick Reference Set UpAbout Presets Store button Preset RecallCreating a user defined crossover LMS-D24/D26 Audio Connections Audio Input connectorsAudio Output connectors Presets and Secure modeFlying & Lifting / Rigging Truss Mounting Hardware CompatibilitySpeaker Pole and Tripod Stand Mounting Use with Flying YokesWall Mounting Horizontal Rigging Ceiling MountingSmall Loudspeaker Arrays Small Vertical Array Using the T-barTo create a horizontal array for truss mounting Flying Single EnclosuresNuQ series Use of Thread Locking Compounds Servicing Information NuQ series NuQ series Overview About Ease DataUse of Turbosound Ease data Non-Powered Enclosures Technical SpecificationsB15DP B18DP Self-powered EnclosuresNuQ-10/DP NuQ-12/DP NuQ-15/DP B15/DP B18/DP Spare Parts ListShipping WarrantyLimited Warranty Warranty CoverageLimitation of implied warranties Incidental and consequential damagesNuQ series