EAW KF730 Manual De Usuario
RD0169 (A) KF730 & SB730 OWNER’S MANUAL Page 19 of 28
6.5 PALLETS
6.5.1
KF730 Face Pallet
The KF730 Face Pallet is a wheeled pallet that holds two KF730s face down. Routing on the
underside of the pallet allows stacking loaded pallets two high. Except for the first enclosure
attached to the Fly-Bar, the enclosures remain on the pallet when attaching them to an array. The
lip around the outside edge helps prevent the enclosures from sliding off the pallet. The pallets
outside dimensions of 30 in x 22.5 in are a standard road case size that fits on small truck ramps
and simplifies truck packing by integrating easily with standard road cases.
6.5.2 SB730
underside of the pallet allows stacking loaded pallets two high. Except for the first enclosure
attached to the Fly-Bar, the enclosures remain on the pallet when attaching them to an array. The
lip around the outside edge helps prevent the enclosures from sliding off the pallet. The pallets
outside dimensions of 30 in x 22.5 in are a standard road case size that fits on small truck ramps
and simplifies truck packing by integrating easily with standard road cases.
6.5.2 SB730
Pallet
The SB730 Pallet is a wheeled pallet that holds two stacked SB730s. Normally the enclosures
stay on the pallet when attaching them to the Fly-Bar or other SB730s for suspension. The lip
around the outside edge helps prevent the enclosures from sliding off the pallet. The pallet’s
outside dimensions of 30 in x 22.5 in are a standard road case size that fits on small truck ramps
and simplifies truck packing by integrating easily with standard road cases.
stay on the pallet when attaching them to the Fly-Bar or other SB730s for suspension. The lip
around the outside edge helps prevent the enclosures from sliding off the pallet. The pallet’s
outside dimensions of 30 in x 22.5 in are a standard road case size that fits on small truck ramps
and simplifies truck packing by integrating easily with standard road cases.
6.6
INITIAL RIGGING PREPARATION
Proper preparation of the KF730s, SB730s, and the KF730 Fly-Bar will make it easier to
assemble, disassemble, and transport suspended or ground-stacked KF730s and SB730s. This
preparation should be followed as standard procedure for all future uses. It results in everything
being ready for transport or for assembling an array.
6.6.1 Fly-Bar
assemble, disassemble, and transport suspended or ground-stacked KF730s and SB730s. This
preparation should be followed as standard procedure for all future uses. It results in everything
being ready for transport or for assembling an array.
6.6.1 Fly-Bar
There is no special preparation for the KF730 Fly-Bar.
6.6.2 KF730
6.6.2 KF730
Install three of the supplied Quick Release Pins in each of the two rear Hinge Tubes with their
handle ends inwards. Always insert one in the top hole of each Hinge Tube passing through the
top hole of its Hinge. This will lock each hinge in its retracted position. The Quick Release Pins
should always be re-installed in these locations as the loudspeakers are un-rigged. The purpose
for this is that, when rigging, the Quick Release Pins are available where needed to attach
another enclosure.
6.6.3
handle ends inwards. Always insert one in the top hole of each Hinge Tube passing through the
top hole of its Hinge. This will lock each hinge in its retracted position. The Quick Release Pins
should always be re-installed in these locations as the loudspeakers are un-rigged. The purpose
for this is that, when rigging, the Quick Release Pins are available where needed to attach
another enclosure.
6.6.3
KF730 Face Pallet
To place two KF730s on their Pallet, lift each enclosure with its top side towards you and the front
facing the floor. Place it face down on the pallet so the enclosure's top is towards the outside of
the pallet. Ensure the front hinges are fully retracted so the enclosure front rests flat on the pallet
platform. When the Pallet is loaded correctly, the bottom sides of the two enclosures should be
facing each other.
6.6.4 SB730
facing the floor. Place it face down on the pallet so the enclosure's top is towards the outside of
the pallet. Ensure the front hinges are fully retracted so the enclosure front rests flat on the pallet
platform. When the Pallet is loaded correctly, the bottom sides of the two enclosures should be
facing each other.
6.6.4 SB730
Install the four supplied Quick Release Pins with their handle ends inwards in the top hole of each
of the four Hinge Tubes passing through the top hole of its Hinge. This will lock each hinge in its
retracted position. The Quick Release Pins should always be re-installed in these locations as the
loudspeakers are un-rigged. The purpose for this is that, when rigging, the Quick Release Pins
are available where needed to attach another enclosure.
6.6.5 SB730
of the four Hinge Tubes passing through the top hole of its Hinge. This will lock each hinge in its
retracted position. The Quick Release Pins should always be re-installed in these locations as the
loudspeakers are un-rigged. The purpose for this is that, when rigging, the Quick Release Pins
are available where needed to attach another enclosure.
6.6.5 SB730
Pallet
Place one SB730 or a stack two SB730 enclosures on the pallet oriented right side up. If placing
two SB730s on a Pallet, lock the enclosures together by sliding the Hinges from the lower
enclosure up into the Hinge Tubes of the upper enclosures. Attach each Hinge to the upper
enclosure’s Hinge Tube using the Quick Release Pin from the lower enclosure.
two SB730s on a Pallet, lock the enclosures together by sliding the Hinges from the lower
enclosure up into the Hinge Tubes of the upper enclosures. Attach each Hinge to the upper
enclosure’s Hinge Tube using the Quick Release Pin from the lower enclosure.