Attaching Adapter Plate To Projector - PRG UNV Manual De Instalación, Funcionamiento Y Servicio

Attaching Adapter Plate to Projector

Note: The projector you are installing may differ in appearance from the sample illustrated below.
Place projector upside down. Locate adapter plate (B) with notch facing forward as close to projector center of
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gravity as possible without covering any mounting holes. Loosen channels with 4 mm security allen wrench (I),
and if there are only three mounting holes remove fourth channel. Using one channel for each mounting
hole, position feet of channels over mounting holes as shown below. Important: If projector does not have at least
three mounting holes, do not use this adapter plate.
Note: Some projectors have feet which can be removed and the corresponding threaded insert can be used for a
mounting hole.
Note: Once channels are in position retighten fasteners.
*Notch indicates front of projector.
Mounting
hole
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Attach adapter plate (B) to projector using one screw (J, K, L or M) for each channel as shown below. Tighten all
screws, while keeping the center of gravity. Be sure that adapter plate (B) is straight. Adjust the feet of the
channels to keep the adapter plate level. Tighten all screws with 4 mm security allen wrench (I) while keeping the
center of gravity. If M3 screws (J) are used, tighten using 2 mm security allen wrench (H).
Note: Projectors will require different size screws for mounting. Use a combination of screws (J, K, L or M) and
foot adjustment that will result in channels of adapter plate (B) fitting tightly against projector. Important: In order
to properly engage the threads in the mounting holes, the screw must be turned at least 3 full turns.
Note: If using screw (J), place washer (G) between screw (J) and foot of channel.
CAUTION
• It is the responsibility of the installer to ensure that the
projector is properly ventilated. Feet of channels are
used to raise the mount off the projector surface.
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Generic Projector
Channel
Foot of Channel
B
J, K, L
or M
B
Foot of Channel