Audio Visual Furniture TP800 Manual

13mm
Wrench
or Socket
M8 Hex Key
(1)
(XL) TV Bracket (1XL+1XLL)
Washer
(6)
Tube (1)
Length varies for S/XL/D
Tube Bracket (2)
M8 Nut
(11)
M8 x 40
(4)
M6 x 12
(2)
Carriage Bolt
(2)
Cam Shelf (1)
5/16" Nut (Black)
(2)
M8 x 12
(2)
Cam Plate (1)
M6 Hex Key
(1)
7/16"
Wrench
or Socket
1/4" Bolt
(16)
Tower (1)
Base (1)
TP800 (S, D, XL)
Assembly and Setup Instructions
AUDIO VISUAL FURNITURE INTERNATIONAL
190 Don Hillock Drive Aurora , Ontario L4G 0G9 www.video-furn.com
Toll Free: 1-877-834-3876 Fax: [phone] Local:905-751-1459
Note: If you cannot understand these instructions or are concerned about safety of the installation
Contact a qualified contractor or contact AVFI at 1-877-834-3876.
Not all hardware supplied will be used depending on configuration and manufacturer of your display/s.
Thank you for purchasing AVFI's TP800 telepresence stand.
This product was designed for video conferencing and collaboration applications
and is compatible with most residential and commercial TV's.
Supplied Parts:
Supplied Hardware:
Tools required:
(Not Included)
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TP-1000
Hardware
Bag
Phillips
Screwdriver
TV Hardware
Bag
Camera
Hardware
Bag
(D) TV Brackets (4S)
(S) TV Brackets (1S+1L)

M8 Nut
(5)
Washer
(4)
M8 Nut
(4)
M8 x 40
(4)
13mm
Wrench
or Socket
13mm Wrench
or Socket
Remove M8 nuts
from base before
placing tower.
Use these nuts to
secure Base to tower.
Brackets can
be flipped upside
down for lower
Tv Heights.
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Assembling Stand
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Mounting Tube Brackets
Step 1
1) Remove M8 nuts from top of Base.
Remove the back cover of the spine
assembly with an M6 hex key. Align
the holes on the bottom of the spine
assembly with the bolts on the base
and secure in place using M8 nuts.
Step 2
1)
Place the tube brackets at a
desired height and secure in place
using M8 bolts, Washers and M8 nuts.
Use inside hole locations if your TV's hole
pattern interferes with the
outside tube bracket locations.
2)
Slide the tube through the
tube brackets until centred. Secure in
place using attached tightening
bolts while ensuring that it is level.


Carriage Bolt
(2)
Washer
(2)
5/16 Nut
(2)
Optional plate
for wider cameras
such as Eagle eye.
1/2" Wrench
or Socket
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Attaching Camera
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Mounting Camera
Step 3
Attach camera to cam shelf using
the contents of the camera
hardware bag. First attach the cam
plate if your camera requires it.
or
Camera
Hardware
Bag
Step 4
(For Displays over 50" this step
should be done after Step 6)
The cam shelf can be installed either
above or underneath the TV. Align with
the two mounting holes on the centre of
the stand and secure at desired height
using carriage bolts, washers and 5/16
nuts. Connect all cables between
camera and codec by running them
through the grommets.
(If mounted above, make sure it is
installed at its highest position to leave
room for the TV. It can be lowered once
the TV is installed.)
Phillips
Screwdriver

Optional Spacer mounting
Spacer is used when the back of TV is
not flat or the mount holes are sunk into
the back of the TV. (Rarely used)
M8 X 40 M6 X 40
Spacer
TV Bracket
Multi
M8 x 20
Multi
Washer
M6 x 25
OR
M5 x 25
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Toll Free: 1-877-834-3876 Fax: [phone] Local:905-751-1459
TV
Hardware Bag
Attaching TV Brackets
Step 5
1. Place TV face down on blanket or non abrasive surface such as cardboard.
2. Check to see if your TV came with mounting hardware or not.
If not,we have supplied the most common hardware.
Most displays under 42" will use the M6 bolt. Most 42"+ will use the M8 bolts.
See which bolt length you need by hand tightening only.
3. Place TV brackets so you can see the TV mounting holes through the bracket
and insert bolt through a multi washer.
4. Hand tighten until there is resistance, then give a half turn with hex key.
DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN AS THIS CAN DAMAGE OR PUNCTURE THE TV
Notes .
Have 2 people lift the TV as it can be very heavy and awkward. •
Some TV's require non standard hardware. This bracket was made to •
accomodate up to M10 bolts which can be found at your local hardware
store along with longer versions of the included hardware.

M6 x 12
(6)
6mm Hex Key
(1)
On Single displays after TV
is hung.Lift this lock into its
top position and secure with
M8 Bolt from
underneath.
 
The rack mounted basket
can be removed to mount
a rack mountable codec
Power Cord
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Step 7
1) Make sure all electronics are
connected and run the power bar
cable out the bottom of the stand .
Re-install the back cover.
You're Done!
Step 6
1) Run all cables from the codec
through the front grommets.
2) Slide TV with attached brackets
onto the installed TV bar.
3) If the camera needs to be
lowered, loosen the camera bracket
nuts with a 1/2" wrench while
holding the camera with your other
hand to prevent it from falling. You
can then slide the camera to rest on
top of TV and re-tighten the nuts.
If inputs are located on the back of the
TV, connect the cables to the TV
before mounting. (requires two people)
Installing Covers
Mounting TV