HK Audio CAD 208 - Handbuch (Seite 12)

Cadis™ Manual 1.0
Fig. 14: Adjusting intermediate angles to curve the overall array
Check all pins on the top rigging frame to ensure they are firmly seated and
attach the motor to the shackle.
Important: Ensure the motor’s chain bag hangs freely and does not rest on the
rigging frame!
Fig. 15: Mounting the standard rigging frame
Engage the motor to lift the cabinet from the case. Roll the case off to the side.
Remove the two front pins from the lowest enclosure and fold down its connec-
tor component. Now you can rig the second two-cabinet block.
Curve the four CAD 208 enclosures as desired for the given application by
setting the pins on the back accordingly. Determine the desired angle using the
pin labeled "Set Angle".
Fig. 16: Setting the angle to curve a CAD 208 array
Connect the speaker cords to the four enclosures that will later be at the top of
the array. Bear in mind that you must attach one of the shackles on the rigging
frame to the lashing strap or chain hoist that will later serve to pull back the
ends of the array and curve out its front face. Do this now.
Tip: If you intend to rig more CAD 208 enclosures, we recommend that you
attach all the required speaker cords to the top rigging frame now because this
task gets more difficult as the array grows. Be sure to use cords of sufficient
length!
4.1.3 Rigging Additional CAD 208 Enclosures
Hoist the mounted mid/high enclosures to a height that allows you to roll addi-
tional CAD 208 cabs under the array. Remove the two front pins from the lowest
flown enclosure.
Fig. 17: Hoisting the top four CAD 208 enclosures
Move the additional CAD 208 enclosures into position. Slowly lower the top
four cabinets until the two front connectors engage. Insert the two front pins
first, ensuring that they engage fully and securely. You may have to shift the two
enclosures slightly to ease the pins into position. In order to attach the rear
connector component, you must swivel it out of the rail so that it faces down.
To connect the two blocks, insert the pin through the connector’s slot and
through the hole labeled "Link".
Fig. 18a: Mounting additional CAD 208 cabs: Mounting block a