Rigging Manual
Table Of Contents
- (EN) Safety Instruction
- Chapter 1: Safety Information
- Chapter 2: Introduction
- Chapter 3: Assembling an MV212 Array on a MAN-FG Fly Grid
- Chapter 4: Assembling MS215 Subwoofers on a MAN-FG Fly Grid
- Chapter 5: Assembling an MV212 Array with a MS215 Subwoofer
- Chapter 6: Groundstack of two MS215 Subwoofers
- Chapter 7: Groundstack MS215 Subwoofer and MV212 Array
- Chapter 8: MV212-VT and MS215-VT Vertical Transporters
- Chapter 9: Safety Inspection
- Chapter 10: Enclosure quantities and combinations for MAN-FG fly grid suspension at 10:1, 7:1, and 5:1 design factors
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8. 2 Attaching MS215 subwoofers to the MS215-VT
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1. Prepare the rst MS215 subwoofer, by pulling out the 4 lower rigging
pins (1).
2. Carefully lift the MS215 subwoofer until its mounting slots t over the 4
mounting links (2) of the MS215-VT. Reinsert the pins (1) to secure the
subwoofer cabinet to the mounting links (2).
Take care not to trap your ngers between components.
Double check that all pins are correctly inserted,
before proceeding further.
3. Other MS215 subwoofers can be added on top of the rst subwoofer, using
the same procedure as shown in the section on ground stacking.
4. When the last subwoofer has been added, the top lid of the MS215-VT can be
added as follows, to protect the subwoofers.
5. Prepare the top MS215 subwoofer by pulling out the 4 upper rigging pins
(3). The spring-loaded top links (4) will move to the up position. Reinsert the
pins (3) to secure the links (4) in the up position.
6. Pull out the 4 rigging pins (5) from the top lid of the MS215-VT.
7. Lower the top lid onto the top of the upper MS215 subwoofer and carefully
align it so the mounting positions in the top lid t over the MS215 top links
(4).
8. Reinsert the pins (5) to secure the top lid to the subwoofer.
Double check that all pins are correctly inserted.
! WARNING
DO NOT EXCEED A TOTAL QUANTITY OF 3 MS215 SUBWOOFERS FOR EACH
MV212-VT. FAILURE TO FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS MAY CAUSE PERMANENT INJURY
OR DEATH.