Screen Technics Interfit Projector Bracket User manual

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STEP 1. Step 1 – Attach the Projector Mounting Head assembly to the projector, by loosening the
Allen Key (6mm) on top of the nylon ball joint, this in-turn loosens the Spider Arms to enable
movement to locate the appropriate projector mounting holes.
Utilise the supplied bolts, 4 off ( M4, M5, M6 ) to secure projector to Spider Arms, being careful
not to screw down too far as this may “bottom out” the bolts in the threaded holes in the
projector, as this could damage the projector unit.
It is the installer’s responsibility to ensure that the supplied bolts are suitable for the tting task
and we recommend that at least 5mm of bolt thread be utilised in tting the projector.
Thank you for purchasing a Screen Technics Intert Projector Bracket
and please read the following instructions before attempting to install a
projector.
In your package you will have several parts that require assembly to create a basic Flush Style
Intert Projector Bracket, if you have purchased an extension post please read that section
separately as listed below.
1. Projector Mounting Head – which has the spider arms, ball joint and
threaded adjustment collar.
2. Central Post – which varies in length according to model purchased,
with removable threaded head ring.
3. Ceiling Plate - with base collar for post mounting.
INSTRUCTIONS - INTERFIT Projector Bracket
STEP 2. Locate the Ball Joint assembly centrally (approx) over the spider arms, that are now
attached to the projector and re-tighten the 6mm Allen Key bolt, locking the arms into position.
NB: This movement of the ball joint within the arms radius area can be utilised after the mount
is attached to the ceiling for any minor side sideways or front to back adjustment if required.
STEP 3. Now connect the mounting post ( 6 Screws ) to the ceiling plate / collar assembly and
secure the ceiling plate to a suitable structure – never attach directly to plaster ceiling without
additional support – and decide on the best solution for cable management.
CABLE MANAGEMENT - It is possible to use the mounting post for cable runs, just unscrew
the Threaded Head Ring ( 6 screws ) and pass the cable heads through the post and
place the mid sections of the cables in the cable exist cut-out and re-attach the
Threaded Head Ring. Repeat the process if required at the ceiling plate end or simply
run the cables through the open end of the ceiling plate.
STEP 4. Now you have the ceiling plate
assembly xed to a suitable structure, the
cable laid out as discussed above, it is now
time to attach the projector mounting head
assembly – which has the projector currently
installed upon it
– by holding it in position at the end of the
post where the threaded head ring is attached
and utilise the threaded adjustment collar to
screw the two assemblies together.
The threaded adjustment collar tightens
around a brass ball joint which will provide
adjustment for pitch and yaw when lightly
tightened, and locks into position when fully
tightened.
Please note that no real force need be applied
to the tightening of this collar, hand-tight will
be sucient for the task.
Interfit Projector Bracket
Thank you for purchasing a Screen Technics Interfit Projector Bracket and please read the following instructions
before attempting to install a projector.
In your package you will have several parts that require assembly to create a basic Flush StyleInterfit Projector
Bracket, ifyou have purchased an extension post please read that section separately aslisted below.
1. Projector Mounting Head – which has the spider arms, ball joint and
threaded adjustment collar.
2. Central Post – which varies in length according to model purchased, with
removable threaded head ring.
3. Ceiling Plate - with base collar for post mounting.
Step 1 – Attach the Projector Mounting Head assembly to the projector, by loosening the Allen Key (6mm) on
top of the nylon ball joint, this in-turn loosens the Spider Arms to enable movement to locate the appropriate
projector mounting holes.
Utilise the supplied bolts, 4 off ( M4, M5, M6 ) to secure projector to Spider Arms, being careful not to screw
down too far as this may “bottom out” the bolts in the threaded holes in the projector, as this could damage the
projector unit.
It is the installer’s responsibility to ensure that the supplied bolts are suitable for the fitting task and we
recommend that at least 5mm of bolt thread be utilised in fitting the projector.
Step 2 – Locate the Ball Joint assembly centrally (approx) over the spider arms, that are now attached to the
projector and re-tighten the 6mm Allen Key bolt, locking the arms into position.
NB : This movement of the ball joint within the arms radius area can be utilised after the mount is attached to the
ceiling for any minor side sideways or front to back adjustment if required.
Step 3 – Now connect the mounting post ( 6 Screws ) to the baseplate / collar assembly and secure the ceiling
baseplate to a suitable structure – never attach directly to plaster ceiling without additional support – and
decide on the best solution for cable management.
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AUSTRALIA
22-24 Suttor Road, Moss Vale NSW 2577
[phone]
NEW ZEALAND
44 Mahana Road, Te Rapa, Hamilton
0800 022 821
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TRIM KIT “THOUGH CEILING” MID-POLE STYLE
For when the mounting post runs straight through the
plaster ceiling and onto a structure above, small circular trim
piece, with grub screw attachment, to cover the cut
edge of the hole.
EXTRA LONG SPIDER ARMS
The standard spider arms can achieve projector coverage
of 160mm from centre-point (320mm Diameter), these extra
long arms give 220mm from Centre-point (440mm Diameter)
for those extra big projectors. Just loosen the Allen Key bolt
that runs through the Projector Mounting Head and the arms
simply slid out to be replaced with the longer versions, then
re-tighten Allen key bolt.
WIDE COLLAR
Designed to replace standard ceiling plate collar, when the
post is cut down on-site. This collar is designed to square up
the post assembly which may not be able to be cut square
on-site, by hand. Simply unscrew (6 screws) to ceiling plate
and collar assembly and swap the collars over to receive the
newly cut post.
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES AVAILABLE
INSTRUCTIONS - INTERFIT Projector Bracket