
XA211 July 2021
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Amate Audio
OVERVOLTAGE PROTECTION
The active Xcellence series models incorporate an exclusive protection by Amate
Audio against mains voltage overload and other related problems (loss of neutral,
connection between phases, etc.). In the mains input an electronic circuit compares
the input voltage with a reference value. When the input exceeds 250 Volts, the circuit
reacts by blocking the input tension until it returns to its correct limits (230V +/- 10%).
When the overvoltage LED lights up red, the unit stops running, until the correct
voltage is re-established.
Generally, the cause of such an anomaly tends to be a neutral voltage drop or incorrect
connection of the equipment to 400V supply. Whenever the overvoltage LED lights
up, check the tension of the electrical phases: other devices in the sound system are
also at risk of electrical fault and severe damage.
MOUNTING AND INSTALLATION
Flying an XA211 system is easy, fast and secure. To perform any operations related
to flying the system, read the present document, and act on the warnings and advice
given.
Only experienced installers with adequate knowledge of the system and local safety
regulations should fly speaker cabinets.
It is the user's responsibility to ensure that the systems to be flown and the flying
accessories (such as chains, eyebolts, lock pins...) comply with state and local
regulations. They should be regularly inspected and replaced if in doubt.
When flying enclosures from ceiling support structures, extreme care should be taken
to assure the load bearing capabilities of the structures. Do not flysystems from unsafe
structures.
All flying accessories that are not supplied by Amate Audio are the user's
responsibility. Use at your own risk.
Remember that no risks should be taken concerning public safety.
7.1 Description
Each XA211 cabinet includes two lateral rigging bars, one on each side of the
enclosure (A). These structures are manufactured from stainless steel; they are affixed
to some internal plates with special crop resistant screws. There are two lateral rigging
guides (B), inside each of the rigging bars, which are used to join the cabinets.
A third back rigging guide and rigging bar (C) and (F), assembled on the back side of
the cabinet, are used to vertically join the cabinets and to tilt them.
Angles can be changed from 0º to 10º. To safely lock the rigging bars, the lock pins
(D) and (E) must be used.