
PBX Universal Bracket Plate
Now you are ready to assemble the port protector side sub assembly. The sub assembly consists
of 2 pieces; a small aluminum rectangle piece and the larger side port protector (pre-assembled). If
not, align the small rectangle piece with the raised portion facing upward into the bottom of the larger
vertical side port protector. (FIG. 02)
How to Assemble (cont.)
Captive Rod Support Screws
(Should be on the left side of body)
SS2 Quick Release Adapter Port Adjustable Camera Connection Area
1/4-20 Adapters
Safety Stop Screw
(FIG. 01)
Safety Stop Screw
NOTE: The Rods will NOT go in if the screws are already started.
Slide the Rods into the Bracket Plate until you see the flat part facing inward, then insert
the screws.
The Port Protector may be locked down in any position as long as the rods are being
secured by the screws mounted underneath on the Bracket Plate. Securely connect the Port
Protector to the Bracket Plate by tightening the at head screw #1 rst using a 5/32 Allen key, then
tighten the second, screw 2. (FIG. 03)
** If the Rods feel really tight once installed and not allowing the unit to move back/forth, loosen either screw 3 or 4, reinsert, then retighten.
Insert and secure the 2 socket head screws provided in the kit. This
piece allows the sub assembly to move forward and backward. Once
installed this can be ne tuned at any time.
Next, install the captive rods. First, insert (1) Rod into the Vertical
Portion with the flat part facing in, see rod diagram (FIG. 03)
Then, insert (1) Flat Head Locking Screw and tighten down.
Repeat for the other side. Note: The Rod must have the flat
facing inward to attach properly. Once completed, slide the rods
into the bottom of the Bracket Plate.
(FIG. 02)
(2) Socket Screws
Hardened Steel Rods
Port-SideBracket Plate Side
** Note: Retaining Screw MUST be removed completely before inserting the Rods.
** Note: Flats must be facing inward.
(FIG. 03)
1
2
2
1
4
3