Important: Assembling video displays is a serious endeavor that requires
experienced professionals. Improperly assembled equipment can result in property damage, injury and/or liability to the installing contractor. Do not
attempt to install this equipment if any part of the assembly is in doubt.
Follow these instructions for the most efficient and safest assemble results.
Do not attempt to install this product if any of the parts listed below are
missing. If parts are missing, contact sales@adapttechgroup.com;
Place all of the parts in figure 1 on the floor. Start with three 9-0678 2X Vchannels with their open side facing up and with the narrow part of the key
holes slots facing up in all in the same direction.
Place four 9-0676 H-Slats over the 2X V-channels
with the keyhole surface facing up and the four-hole
patterns lining up with that of the V-channels (Figure
1). Rectangular slots in the ends of the H-slats should
be at the outer edge of the frame. (See figure 4).
Step 2: Assemble Lower Frame:
Place all of the parts in figure 2 on the floor. Start
with three 9-0640 2X Lower V-channels with their
open side facing up with the narrow part of the key
holes slots facing up and all in the same direction.
Place four 9-0676 2X H-Slats over the 4X lower Vchannels with the keyhole surface facing up and the
four-hole patterns lining up with that of the channels
(Figure 2). Rectangular slots in the ends of the slats
should be at the outer edge of the frame. (See figure
Assemble the 9-0696 locking arm bracket on
TWO of the Upper framed 9-0676 H-slat and two
on the Lower frame’s 9-0676 H-slat near the
rectangular slot using the provided M4 screws,
nylon washer and nylock nut (Figure 3). The
locking arm brackets must be installed on the
first and third horizontal H-slats of the upper and
lower frame starting from the top. Make sure the
hook of the locking arm bracket faces up (Figure
3). Tighten screw to increase locking arm
friction.
Step 4: Assemble the Upper Frame
Assemble the top upper frame by attaching the
horizontal H-slats, (9-0676 to the 2X V-channels
(9-0678) using the provided M6x20mm long flat
head screws. Screw-in all screws half way first,
do not tighten screws until all screws are
installed. Check for squareness by measuring
corners to corners then tighten screws starting with the screws on the holes then the screws on
the slots of the H-slats (Figure 5).
Figure 4
Lower Frame (Figure 2)
Figure 3
Figure 4
Step 5: Assemble the Lower Frame
Assemble the top lower frame by attaching the horizontal H-slats, (9-0676 to the 2X lower V-channels (9-0640) using the provided
M6x20mm long flat head screws. Screw-in all screws half way first, do not tighten screws until all screws are installed. Check for
squareness by measuring corners to corners then tighten screws starting with the screws on the holes then the screws on the slots of
the H-slats (Figure 6).
Step 6:
Join the upper frame and the lower frame together using the 9-0644 vertical joiner plate (Figure 7 and main illustration). Tighten
screws permanently.
Step 7:
For wall installation, refer to product installation guide.
2 Wide x 4 Deep Video Wall Display Installation Guide
This display kit mounts the Samsung UE46A LCD monitors in a 4
wide by 2 deep landscape configurations. The frame attaches to a wall
and receives the LCD monitors by way of four machined fittings (per
monitor) that thread into the monitor’s VESA holes. These fittings then
insert into the frame’s channels. The monitor’s fittings secure to the
frame with locking arms that provide an easy way to remove the
monitors for service.
Important: Installing video displays is a serious endeavor that
requires experienced professionals. Improperly prepared walls and
other structures as well as the equipment being installed can
result in property damage, injury, death and/or liability to the
installing contractor. Do not proceed if any part of the installation is in doubt.
Caution: Due to the wide variety of structures, environments,
materials and installation methods, the installing contractor must
exercise good judgment in selecting the proper mounting area. The
mounting structure must be capable of supporting at least 5 times the
load of the installed equipment. Consult local building codes for further
guidance.
For a flat mounting surface and adequate support , ALWAYS
install a ¾” backing plywood.
Follow these instructions for the most efficient and safest
mounting results.
Package Contents:
1 pc Frame Assembly w/ locking arms
32 pcs M8 Adjustable VESA button (black)
18 pcs Adjustable Lag bolts, 5/16”x1.5” long
18 pcs Hex nuts, 5/16”
18 pcs Flat washer, 5/16
1 pc Installation guide sheet
Notes:
Hardware to mount frames to wall is included.
Scribe a horizontal line on the wall showing the exact
location of where the top edge corner of the upper left
monitor will be. Measure down 6.2” (157.5mm) from that
line and scribe another horizontal line showing where the
horizontal location of the first adjustable lag bolt will be
(Figure 1).
Scribe a vertical line showing where the top left side of
the upper monitor will be. Measure to the right 15.9”
(403.9mm) and scribe another vertical line showing where
the vertical location of the first adjustable lag bolts
(Figure 1). Mark the intersection of the vertical and
horizontal lines.
Measure 49.3” (1252.2mm) to the right for the location of
the second adjustable lag bolt. Use a long level to make
sure the second location is horizontally aligned and
leveled to the first lag bolt location (Figure 1). Mark the
second lag bolt location.
Pre-drill the marked lag bolt locations using a 3/16” or
5mm drill bit. Install the first and second adjustable lag
bolts to the pre-drilled holes until the hex part of the bolt is
flush to the wall. A deep socket wrench maybe required.
Figure 1
Figure 2
Step 2:
Hang the frame from the top keyholes to the adjustable lag
bolts (Two people minimum required). Install the provided
hex nut and flat washer over the adjustable lag bolts, level
frame then tighten the hex nuts.
Use the frame as a template to mark the other locations of
the adjustable lag bolts (18 plcs). Use three (3) per Vchannel, two keyholes and the center hole (Figure 2).
Loosen and remove the hex nut and flat washer securing the
frame to the wall then place the frame back on the floor. Predrill marked holes using the 3/16” or 5mm drill bit then install
the other adjustable lag bolts until the hex part of the bolt is
flush to the wall (Figure 2).
Hang the upper frame back onto the adjustable lag bolts
mounted on the wall. Install hex nut and flat washer then
snugly tighten hex nuts. DO NOT TIGTHEN permanently
until the entire video frame is installed and adjusted (Figure
3).
Step 3:
Use a long level to plumb the frame by rotating the adjustable
lag bolts on the V-channels using the provided adjustment
wrench starting from one side of the frame. Rotate counter
clockwise to pull the frame forward and clockwise to push the
frame back towards the wall (Figure 4). Use a long level, a straight edge or a piece of string secured on each side of the frame to make
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the horizontal H-slats straight by adjusting the adjustable lag bolts closest to the H-slat. Once the frame is plumbed and leveled, tighten
all hex nuts permanently.
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Step 5: Install Monitors to the Left Column
Lift up the locking arms on the left side of the frame. Starting
with the upper left monitor, connect power and signal wires to
each monitor then align its four M8 Adjustable VESA buttons
with the four large slots in the H-slats then slide the monitor
from left to right until it stops. Pull down the locking arm to lock
monitor into place (Figure 6). Repeat step 5 for the lower
monitors.
Step 4: Install Adjustable VESA buttons to monitors
Thread the M8 adjustable VESA buttons to the VESA mounting holes in
the back of each monitor using a Phillips head screw driver (Figure 5).
Figure 5
Step 6: Note on alignment:
While installing monitors, check for front and side alignment of the
monitors. The surfaces of all monitors must be aligned and flush to each
other. If one or more screens are tilted more than others use the
Figure 6
adjustment wrench to reach the hex portion of the M8 adjustable VESA
buttons at the rear of the monitor then rotate counter clockwise to pull the
front of the monitor forward or clockwise to push it back towards the wall. If access to the rear is not accessible remove the screen(s)
and depending whether the monitor needs to be tilted forward or backward rotate the buttons using the adjustment wrench, a phillips
head screw driver or fingers (Figure 7). Reinstall and recheck surface alignments. Repeat where necessary.
Starting with the top monitor, connect the power and signal wires to
each monitor then align its four M8 adjustable VESA buttons with
the four large slots in the H-slats. Slide the monitor from right to left
until it is snug against the left column monitor (Figure 8). Repeat
step 7 for the lower monitor. Check for front and side alignmentsrefer to Step 6.
Servicing Tips
Left Column Monitor Removal
Reach fingers between the left side wall and the monitor and lift the
locking arm to unlock. Slide monitor to the LEFT about 1.00”
(25.4mm) until its VESA buttons disengage from the frame, lift a
little to support the weight of the monitor then slowly pull to remove
(Figure 9).
Right Column Monitor Removal
Reach fingers between the wall and the monitor and lift the locking
arm to unlock. Slide the monitor to the RIGHT until its VESA
buttons disengage from the frame, lift a little to support the weight
of the monitor then slowly pull to remove (Figure 9).