Garmin EVA-2082S/906 - Manual

Table of Contents:

• Page 2 – Table of Contents; Determining EVA Array Configuration with EVADA
• Page 3 – Rigging-Safety Warning
• Page 5 – bottom suspension for extreme down angles in large arrays.; Consult EVADA software; optional second spreader bars for the standard and extended
• Page 7 – Listed below are the tools required to assemble an EVA array:; Designing an EVA Array; Applications for Which EVA Arrays Are Most Appropriate
• Page 8 – EVADA; Venue tab, where room information is entered
• Page 11 – Picture tab
• Page 12 – Report tab, with many physical array details
• Page 13 – The Notes tab is a place to enter comments on the particular design.
• Page 14 – Other Design Examples; A three-module EVA example of Figure 4, modified to improve the
• Page 16 – A eight-module EVA example in a large theater with two balconies
• Page 17 – Preparing EVA Modules for Installation; Recommended Preflight Procedures; Unpack all loudspeakers in the shop.; Module Configuration
• Page 19 – EVA input panel removed, showing green PC board and the four bosses
• Page 20 – EVA Rigging System; Overview of the EVA Flying System; Typical EVA flying system
• Page 21 – Deciding Which Grid Configuration to Use with an EVA Array; EVA-SG grid (down angle of the array is determined by
• Page 22 – EVA-SG standard grid with optional; Extended Grid with or without Second Spreader Bar
• Page 23 – Use of Two Standard Grids; For overall down angles of
• Page 24 – Assembling and Flying an EVA Array; Fully tighten all eight M10 screws.
• Page 25 – Rigging-Strength Ratings and Safety Factors; Working-Load Limit and Safety Factor Definitions
• Page 26 – Structural Rating Overview; at any elevation (tilt) angle available
• Page 27 – Simplified Structural-Rating Guidelines; Angled forces acting on rigging components and enclosures.
• Page 28 – Never exceed; Do not use EVA-EG grids; EVA arrays (angle shown exaggerated for illustration purposes)
• Page 31 – Rigging Inspections and Precautions; Prior to each use, inspect the enclosures for any cracks,; Miscellaneous Mechanical Components:; Prior to each use, inspect all mechanical components
• Page 34 – Notes