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[QUOTE="BMoreFan, post: 3441472, member: 7807"]
As NJCuse97 said, Correct. The dual cables are just that, two separate cables each with their own attachment point to the crown truss, directly next to each other. You can see the attachment point at the end of each cable here.
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And you can see two large holes for that center pin to go through directly below the strand jack here.
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Note, there is another set of holes similar to what the strand jack is attached to directly below the points where the I believe the cables mount. Something like this isn't really something you pull extra tight to gain some slack to make your connection. I'm guessing the strand jack will (or already has) pull the cable system essentially to it's finally position, then a separate jack or other piece of equipment will attach to these holes below the cable mount points to remove the little bit of slack that exists at the end of the cables to make the attachment to the crown truss. Everything dual cable related will be tight at this point, so releasing the strand jack at the end will transfer the weight, but I doubt you would see any movement or slack being taken up at that point.

Down at the single cable connections there appears to be more of a turnbuckle type connection going on. Which makes sense as these aren't holding the load at the moment.
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