2. Place the instruments (microphone stands, speak stand, amps, speakers, mixer, etc) in the desired location and set them up. Also place necessary equipments on them.

3. Speaker stands

4. Start by loosening the bottom knob, and spreading the legs as far as possible.

5. Tighten the knob to secure the legs in place.

6. To adjust the height of the mic stand, twist the top hand knob to make it loose, and then star adjusting. Once it is at the desired height, twist the top hand knob the other way to secure it.

7. Lift the speaker cabinet onto the speaker stand.

8. (Safety caution: make sure to lift with two people or more)

9. The speaker has a receptacle underneath it which will fit on the stand.

10. Match the speaker to the hole without losing your grip.

11. Direct each speaker toward the center of the audience or seating area.

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13. Bottom Knob

14. Speaker Cabinet

16. Loosen the bottom knob.

17. Like the speaker stand, spread the legs apart as far as possible, and extend the post to an upright position.

18. Tighten the bottom knob to secure the legs in place.

19. Loosen the top hand knob to further extend the height of the mic stand, and lock it once at the desired height.

20. Loosen the boom screw to extend or adjust the boom to a desired angle. Tighten the boom screw once the angle is reached. Adjust accordingly)

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24. XLR CableRCA Cable

26. Connecting speakers to the mixer

27. Using XLR (quarter-inch can also be used):

28. Put the female end of the XLR cable into the left and right master output

29. Make sure to leave some slack

30. Plug the male end of the XLR cable into the speaker input

31. Connecting microphone to the mixer

32. Plug the female end of the mic cable into the hole at the bottom of the mic.

33. Run the mic cable to the mixer

34. Leave some extra cable at the mic stand and put into a few loops (so the presenter has enough slack to move around/prevents from putting too much tension on the equipment and damaging it

35. Plug the male end of the XLR cable into one of the mixer input

36. Make sure all the levels of the mixer are turned down

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38. Wireless microphone needs to be synced with the wireless microphone receiver by signal

40. Mixer

41. Crossovers

43. While your light fixture is resting on the ground, loosen the clamp bolt at the bottom of the C-clamp by turning it to get ready to hang the fixture

44. Lift the fixture (holding the whole body) and hang it over the electric (the electric should be in between the C-clamp)

45. Finger tighten the clamp bolt, by turning it the other way until it meets the C-Clamp, and make sure the light fixture will stay. Use a wrench if possible to help secure it.

46. If there is a safety cable, unhook it and tie it around the clamp through the yoke and then hook it back. This is to prevent the light fixture from falling in case the C-Clamp becomes loose.

47. Plug the light into the power outlet to start focusing (wear gloves to avoid burns)

48. To move the light from side to side, turn the pan screw

49. To move the light up and down, turn the tilt screw

50. Put in gel, gobo, or iris as desired

51. To make the light bigger or small, turn the focus knob and start adjusting.

52. To focus the light, slide the knob up and down.

54. Look at the outlet number that the instrument is plugged in.

56. Once you have decided, set the level of lights that you had patched.

57. Save these levels in memory or sub-master and click the number you want.

58. Press the record button to record

59. Rename it if desired

60. 1352550147956FadersPlease clear to finish and bring down all the levels to zeroRecord<br />Sub-MastersLighting Board<br />Terms <br />C-Clamp – Shown in the diagram in the light setup sheet<br />Electric – Shown in the diagram in the light setup sheet<br />Safety cable – Cable tie the light instrument to the electric for safety. Shown in the diagram in the light setup. <br />Pan Screw –Loosen to move the light side to side. Shown in the diagram in the light setup sheet.<br />Tilt Screw – Loosen to move the light up and down. Shown in the diagram in the light setup sheet.<br />Iris – Accessory that controls how much light can pass though<br />Gobo – Accessory that is used to control the shape of emitted light<br />Gel – A color filter that can be used to change light color<br />Shutter – An accessory used to change the shape of the light. Shown in the diagram in the light setup sheet.<br />Lighting Board The console that controls all the lanterns. AKA Dimmer Board and Switchboard<br /> Dimmer – devices used to vary the brightness of a light.<br />Fader – A slider on the lighting board that controls the intensity of the emitted light<br />Memory – storing light cues <br />Sub-master – a group of lights can be programmed under one fader and can be restored together at once <br />