Display Devices MFD-50 User Manual

MFD-50

Microphone Rotating Lift

Installation Manual

READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE BEGINNING INSTALLATION

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MFD-50 Lift Series Installation

It is the responsibility of the dealer installer to ensure this product is properly supported and
meets all local building codes. DO ensure the table structure is capable of holding at least
four times
or state codes that apply to your specific area.

The MFD-50 is a furniture-mounted device which rotates (flips) to reveal a hidden microphone or other
small device from inside a table. It is designed for integration into boardroom / classroom tables. The
MFD-50 can be fitted with material from your table so it sits flush with the table top. Weight load
capacity is 3 lbs.

Tools required:

the combined weight of the MFD. This is a minimum requirement. Follow any local

Philips-head Screwdriver
Drill
Wire-management tools (crimper, etc.)
7/64” Allen wrench
Velcro or double-stick tape to attach microphone

Installation

Figure A

1.) Determine the orientation of rotation for the MFD-50 based on the size of the microphone being
used and the size/style of the table in which it will be installed.

2.) Have a professional mill worker cut an 8.25” x 6.25” hole in the conference table based on the
orientation you’ve chosen. The bottom of the hole should be undercut with a route at a 45 degree
angle in the direction of rotation (as shown in Figure C). Be sure to allow enough clearance from
the edge of the table to fit the entire assembly and cabling. The MFD-50 is designed to mount to a
table top no more that ½” thick. If the table top is more than ½” thick, have the mill worker router
out a pocket that is at least 13.28” x 10.75” to house the unit.

3.) Before attaching the unit to the table, unscrew the four screws and remove the top plate from the
unit (as shown in Figure B, below). This is the surface to which the microphone/speaker will be
affixed.

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