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Turbosound TA-500DP, TA-500TDP, TA-500HDP, TA-500HM Secondary Safeties, Safety Inspections

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Secondary Safeties

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TA-500

Secondary Safeties

All loudspeakers flown in theatres, studios or other places of work and entertainment must, in addition to the principle load bearing means of suspension, be provided with an independent, properly rated and securely attached secondary safety.

Only steel wire ropes or steel chains of an approved construction and load rating may be used as secondary safeties. Plastic covered steel wire ropes are not permitted for use as secondary safeties.

Safety Inspections

Carefully inspect rigging systems components and cabinets for defects or signs of damage before proceeding to assemble a flown array. If any parts are damaged or suspect, DO NOT USE THEM.

Regular, more rigorous test and inspection of rigging components must also be carried out. Safety legislation and test and inspection requirements will vary from country to country. In most cases, annual independent test and inspection by a suitably approved and qualified inspector will be required. Users must ensure compliance with all applicable safety requirements.

Turbosound recommends regular safety inspections and further recommends that a logbook be kept detailing the test and inspection history of each Turbosound rigging accessory.

Turbosound has adopted the following load safety factors:

•12 x load safety factor: Chains, ropes, shackles, eyebolts, straps and hooks.

•5 x load safety factor: Accessories generally employed in fixed, permanent installations.

Always wear protective headwear, footwear and eye protection in accordance with local regulations. Anyone involved in flying ANY sound system, especially in a touring capacity, should take note of the following advice:

The rigging of a flown sound system may be dangerous unless undertaken by qualified personnel with the required experience and certification to perform the necessary tasks. Fixing of hanging points in a roof should always be carried out by a professional rigger and in accordance with the local rules of the venue. The house rigger and/or building manager must always be consulted.

You should observe particularly the following points:

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Turbosound TA-500DP, TA-500TDP, TA-500HDP, TA-500HM user manual Secondary Safeties, Safety Inspections

Contents

ASPECT TA-500SYSTEMS TA-500 TA-500DP TA-500t Star Road, Partridge GreenWest Sussex RH13 8RY United Kingdom Tel +44 01403 711447 Fax +44TA-500 TA-500 TA-500 FeaturesTA-500 Attenuation & Gain SettingAudio Connections & Controls TA-500 EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITYTurbosound Aspect System Concepts INTRODUCTIONTA-500 TA-500 The Aspect Polyhorn ConceptTA-500 TA-880TA-500 narrow 25º horizontal coverageTA-500 The Loudspeaker Management System LMS ConceptLMS-D2XLoudspeaker Management Systems Network CapabilityAspect Loudspeaker Components Power AmplifiersSelf-poweredLoudspeakers Digital ControllersTA-500 Neodymium magnets are used throughout all drive units. This results in higher efficiency, less power compression and reduced overall weightTA-500 TA-500DP Self-powered Three-wayLoudspeakerTA-500 Three-wayLoudspeaker TA-500tTouring Three-wayLoudspeakerTA-500HM Two-wayHigh/Mid Loudspeaker TA-500HDP Self-poweredHorizontal Three-wayTA-500HHorizontal Three-wayLoudspeaker LoudspeakerB18 Subwoofer B18DP Self-poweredSubwooferTA-500 TA-500 TransportationOverview FLYING AND STACKINGTA-500 TA-500 Safety Notes on RiggingSecondary Safeties Safety InspectionsTA-500 TA-500 The Health and Safety at Work ActTA-500 Sample Certificate of Load TestVertical Coverage FLYING HARDWAREAspect TA-500Flying Systems Horizontal CoverageTA-500 Flybar SettingsA. TA-500TTOURING FLYING SYSTEM Touring two-wideflybarFigure 1 FB-500T/2WTouring Two-wideFlybar Figure 2 Flybar Lifting Points and DimensionsTOP VIEW BOTTOM VIEWFC-500TFlying Chains Table 1 Flying MatrixTA-500 FC-500TStandard Length Flying Chain FC-500TLong Flying Chain Net weight is 1kg 2.2lbsNet weight is 1kg 2.2lbs Inter-cabinetLink Net weight is 0.5kg 1.1lbsIntegral Flying Hardware 0.5m4.5m TS-890Tilting StrapsCaptive Biscuit BoltCaptive biscuit BoltTA-500 Connecting Flying Chains to the CabinetBolt Slot Figure 4 Locking MechanismTA-500 Sliding the top chain profile into the slotFigure 6 Adding additional rows Connection of additional rowsTA-500 TA-500 Setting the angles between rowsFigure 8 Index link angle setting Attaching the biscuitFigure 9 Biscuit slides into lower cabinet Attaching the Tilt StrapsTA-500 TA-500 Lifting the columnFigure 10 Front view of the assembled cluster Figure 11 Rear view of the assembled clusterTA-500 TA-500 B. TA-500INSTALL FLYING SYSTEMTA-500 Rigging InstructionsTA-500 STEP 2 - Fit a 3-widehinge brace to the top of the array and a 3-widerear brace to the bottom of the array using the twelve M10 x 40mm hex screws provided and torque to 25Nm. The use of thread-lockingcompound is recommended see Appendix. Fit an M10 eyebolt to the centre of the rear braceTA-500 Locate the four M10 x 40mm hex screws from the fixings kit and insert these through the enclosure connector into the rigging points on the two outside cabinets, together with four M10 shakeproof washersSTEP 4 - The array is now ready to pick up TA-500TA-500 Flying a single TA-500cabinet using M10 eyeboltsUnpacking Mechanical InstallationLMS SERIES LOUDSPEAKER MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS IntroductionLMS-D24AND D26 LOUDSPEAKER MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS FeaturesTA-500 TA-500 Front Panel FunctionsTA-500 Text display - preset, channel, parameter and status information is shown on the 2x 24- character text display. In most screens the currently selected channel is displayed on the upper line and the edit parameter on the lower line. To simplify the display and enhance security, some parameters or parameter pages are omitted when not relevantNetwork Card Rear Panel FunctionsPower Inlet TA-500TA-500 Selecting a Factory PresetOperating the LMS-D24and D26 Starting up Creating a CrossoverEQ1 100Hz In A FreqWidth GainLMS-D26 NavigationTA-500 Out1 Freq Width Gain EQ1 100Hz 1.4Q 0.0dBPreset Name PresetsPreset Recall LMS-D26Name Preset StorePreset TA-500TA-500 DSP Processing Layout Input DSP block diagramOutput DSP block diagram Stereo / Mono FormatsDSP processing Input Channels In A Delay 1.50msIn A Gain 0.0dB LMS-D26LR24 In A FreqShape HPF 20.0Hz12dB SlopeGain EQ1 100HzOutput Channels Gain and Polarity Out1 Delay 1.50msDelay Out1 Gain Pol 0.0dB RevLMS-D26 Out1 Freq Shape LPF 2.50k LR24High and Low Pass Filters TA-500LMS-D26 Out1 Freq Slope Gain EQ - 100Hz 12dB 0.0dBOut1 Freq Width Gain EQ1 100Hz 1.4Q 0.0dB TA-500Routing Out1 Thresh LIM 4.0dBOut1 Source Inp A LimitersLMS-D26 Util Screen ParaEQ 100% BW=QUtilities Utility functions TA-500TA-500 General Features & FacilitiesTA-500 Front Panel Functions T-25Ch. ACh.B TA-500 Front Panel Functions T-45Mechanical Installation Mains PowerPowering Up Safety EarthingTA-500 Voltage SettingVoltage Range Audio Connections & ControlsTA-500 Gain and Sensitivity SettingsPolarity Input ImpedanceTA-500 Attenuation & Gain SettingOutput Connections Damping FactorThe Cooling System Long Speaker LinesTA-500 TA-500t APPENDIX A TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONSTA-500 TA-500TA-500HDP TA-500TA-500DP TA-500tDPModel APPENDIX B SPARE PARTS LISTTA-500 Stock CodeTA-500 APPENDIX C WARRANTYTA-500 Turbosound Limited Star Road Partridge GreenWest Sussex RH13 8RY United Kingdom