TH-VA-2X2-SHARP601-2
This display kit mounts the Sharp PN-V601 LCD
monitors in a 2 wide by 2 deep landscape configuration.
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. A
removable panel provides access for media players
behind the frame.
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 and/or liability to the
installing contractor. Do not proceed if any part of the
installation is in doubt.
Installation Instructions
Video Wall 2x2
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.
Follow these instructions for the most efficient and
safest mounting results.
Package Contents:
1 pc 2x2 Frame w/ locking arms bracket
16 pcs Phillips flat head screw, M6-25mm long
16 pcs Upper-lower stand-off button (black)
16 pcs Nylon washer spacers, .28IDx .74OD, white
1 pc Instruction sheet
Notes:
Hardware to mount frame to the wall are not included
Recommended:
Install at least 3 /4” thick plywood to achieve flatness of the wall for installation and to provide an adequate support for the video display.
Note:
The assembled 2x2 frame weighs approximately 85 lb/38.6 Kg and requires at least two installers during lifting.
2 Wide x 2 Deep Video Wall Display
2 Wide x 2 Deep Video Wall Display (Rear View)
Rev.01-08/11
Step 1: Mount Frame to
Wall
Scribe a horizontal line on the
wall showing the exact
location of where the top edge
of the upper left monitor
will
be. Measure down 5.74”
(145.8mm) from that line and
scribe another horizontal line
showing where the top edge
of the mounting frame
will be
(Figure 1).
Scribe a vertical line showing
where the left side of the
upper monitor
will be.
Measure to the right and
scribe another vertical line
14.72” (374mm) to locate the
left edge of the vertical
mounting channel
(Figure 1).
Using a level, place the frame
up to the vertical and horizontal mounting frame scribe
lines. Use the frame as a template to mark the six
primary mounting key-holes.
Place the frame back on the floor and install wall
fasteners, leaving at least ¼” (7mm) of the bolt’s shaft
exposed (Figure 2).
Replace and level the mount on the wall and install
additional wall fasteners to the top, lower horizontal
slots and the center hole of the vertical mounting
channel. Tighten wall fasteners permanently.
Figure 1
Figure 3
Figure 2
Step 2: Install Media Player (Optional)
Choose and remove the bottom left or right horizontal frame channel by
unscrewing its flat head screws (Figure 3). Install the media player to
the wall between the two vertical channels using the appropriate
fasteners through the media player’s brackets (Figure 3). Re-install the
bottom channel.
Rev.01-08/11
Step 3: Install upper stand-off buttons to monitors
Thread two standoff-buttons (black) into the top VESA
mounting holes in the back of each monitor using the
included M6 flat head screws (Figure 4).
Step 4: Install lower stand-off buttons to monitors
Thread two standoff-buttons (black) into the bottom
mounting holes in the back of each monitor .Tighten
permanently (Figure 4).
Important: If the pitch of the monitor needs to be
adjusted, add nylon spacers between the top (or bottom)
stand-off buttons and the monitor.
Step 5: Install Left Column Monitors
Starting with the upper left monitor, connect power and
signal wires to each monitor then align its four stand-off
buttons with the four large holes of the slots in the
horizontal channels. Lift up locking arms then slide the
monitor from left to right until it stops then pull down the
locking arm to lock into place (Figure 5). Repeat step 5
for the lower monitors.
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, remove the screen(s) and,
depending whether the monitor
needs to be tilted forward or
backward, apply additional nylon
washers as necessary between
the monitor and its machined
fittings buttons (Figure 4).
Reinstall and recheck surface
alignments. Repeat where
necessary.
Step 6: Install Right Column
Monitors
Starting with the upper right
monitor, connect power and signal
wires to each monitor then align its
four stand-off buttons with the four
large slots in the horizontal
channels. Lift up locking arms then
slide the monitor from right to left
until it stops then pull down the
locking arm to lock into place
(Figure 7). Repeat step 6 for the
lower monitors. Check for front
and side alignments.
Figure 4
Figure 5
Rev.01-08/11
Servicing Tips
Right Column Monitor Removal:
Reach fingers between the wall and the right monitor
and lift the locking arm (Figure 7). Slide and pull
monitor to the right (about 3/4” ) until its button fittings
disengage from the frame, then remove.
Left Column Monitor Removal:
Reach fingers between the wall and the left monitor
and lift the locking arm. Slide and pull monitor to the
left (about 3/4”) until its button fittings disengage from
the frame, then remove.
Figure 6
Figure 7
No portion of this document or any artwork contained herein should be reproduced in any way without the express written consent Atdec Pty Ltd.
Due to continuing product development, the manufacturer reserves the right to alter specifications without noticed. Published 04.12.12 ©
Rev.01-08/11
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