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DEFINITIONS
MOUNTING SYSTEM: A MOUNTING SYSTEM is the
primary Chief product to which an accessory and/or component
is attached.
ACCESSORY: AN ACCESSORY is the secondary Chief
product which is attached to a primary Chief product, and may
have a component attached or setting on it.
COMPONENT: A COMPONENT is an audiovisual item
designed to be attached or resting on an accessory or mounting
system such as a video camera, CPU, screen, display,
projector, etc.
WARNING: Do NOT install floor kiosks and back-to-back
floor kiosks to any surface other than concrete! Concrete
flooring must be at least 4" in thickness and NOT be covered
with any other type of flooring material. Concrete anchors
must be installed directly into concrete surface.
WARNING: Exceeding the weight capacity can result in
serious personal injury or damage to equipment! It is the
installer’s responsibility to make sure the weight of
components attached to swing door(s) does not exceed:
The hinge-open position is for installation and service only.
WARNING: Use this mounting system only for its intended
use as described in these instructions. Do not use
attachments not recommended by the manufacturer.
WARNING: Never operate this mounting system if it is
damaged. Return the mounting system to a service center for
examination and repair.
WARNING: A WARNING alerts you to the possibility of
serious injury or death if you do not follow the instructions.
CAUTION: A CAUTION alerts you to the possibility of
damage or destruction of equipment if you do not follow the
corresponding instructions.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING: Failure to read, thoroughly understand, and
follow all instructions can result in serious personal injury,
damage to equipment, or voiding of factory warranty! It is the
installer’s responsibility to make sure all mounting systems
are properly assembled and installed using the instructions
provided.
WARNING: Failure to provide adequate structural strength
for this mounting system can result in serious personal injury
or damage to equipment! It is the installer’s responsibility to
make sure the structure to which this mounting system is
attached can support five times the combined weight of all
equipment. Reinforce the structure as required before
installing the mounting system.
WARNING: Do not use this mounting system outdoors.
Apretar elemento de fijación
Befestigungsteil festziehen
Apertar fixador
Serrare il fissaggio
Bevestiging vastdraaien
Serrez les fixations
Loosen Fastener
Aflojar elemento de fijación
Befestigungsteil lösen
Desapertar fixador
Allentare il fissaggio
Bevestiging losdraaien
Desserrez les fixations
Phillips Screwdriver
Destornillador Phillips
Kreuzschlitzschraubendreher
Chave de fendas Phillips
Cacciavite a stella
Kruiskopschroevendraaier
Tournevis à pointe cruciforme
Open-Ended Wrench
Llave de boca
Gabelschlüssel
Chave de bocas
Chiave a punte aperte
Steeksleutel
Clé à fourche
By Hand
A mano
Von Hand
Com a mão
A mano
Met de hand
À la main
Hex-Head Wrench
Llave de cabeza hexagonal
Sechskantschlüssel
Chave de cabeça sextavada
Chiave esagonale
Zeskantsleutel
Clé à tête hexagonale
Pencil Mark
Marcar con lápiz
Stiftmarkierung
Marcar com lápis
Segno a matita
Potloodmerkteken
Marquage au crayon
Drill Hole
Perforar
Bohrloch
Fazer furo
Praticare un foro
Gat boren
Percez un trou
NOTE: These instructions apply to both the LF49/50/55UxP
(one-sided display) and LF49/50/55UxP-B2B models
(two-sided display), unless otherwise noted. If installing
a -B2B, simply repeat the installation steps on both
sides of the kiosk, unless otherwise noted.
NOTE: The packaging film on the kiosk should remain in place
as long as possible during the kiosk installation to avoid
scratching the kiosk. Remove packaging film after
installation is complete.
1.Remove key from display frame. (See Figure 1)
2.Use the key to unlock and open the swing door. (See Figure 1)
3.Lift up the lower panel latch to release lower panel. Lift up
opposite lower panel latch to release the opposite lower
panel. (See Figure 2)
4.Remove both lower panels by pulling out 1" - 2" on the latch side of each lower panel. (See Figure 2)
5.Slide each panel to the non-latch side to remove lower
panels. (See Figure 2)
6.(One-sided display only) Raise the flag lock on the inside
of each side of the rear panel. (See Figure 2)
7.(One-sided display only) Grasp and "squeeze" the sides
of the rear panel from behind the kiosk.
8.(One-sided display only) Lift to remove the rear panel from
the kiosk. (See Figure 2)
before removing the hex head bolts from the pallet. (See
Figure 3) Keep door(s) closed and locked until the kiosk is
fully secured to the floor. Kiosk may tip if door(s) are open
when kiosk is not securely fastened to pallet or to floor.
9.Remove and discard the four hex head bolts and washers
connecting the kiosk to the pallet, and lift kiosk off wood
pallet. (See Figure 3)
Figure 3
Bolt Kiosk to Floor
1.Using kiosk (A) as a template, mark center of four mounting
2.Using a 3/8” drill bit, drill a hole 3-1/2” in depth at each
3.Blow each hole clean of any concrete debris with an air
WARNING: Do NOT install floor kiosks and back-to-back
floor kiosks to any surface other than concrete! Concrete
flooring must be at least 4" in thickness and NOT be covered
with any other type of flooring material. Concrete anchors
must be installed directly into concrete surface.
holes (the holes where kiosk was attached to pallet) and
move kiosk to allow access to drill holes. (See Figure 4)
marked location. (See Figure 4) and (See Figure 5)
hose or compressed air in a can. (See Figure 5)
IMPORTANT ! : Do NOT modify the anchors or advance
the bolt in the anchors prior to installation!
4.Place kiosk (A) on top of drilled holes making sure that
drilled holes are centered within the mounting holes in
12
kiosk.
Figure 4
5.Use a hammer to drive anchors (E) through kiosk mounting
holes into the drilled holes until the bolt head is firmly seated
against the kiosk. (See Figure 4) and (See Figure 5)
6.Tighten each anchor by turning the head three to four turns
past finger tight. (See Figure 5)
Leave approximately
1/16" space between
edge of opening
and gasket strip
door
(D) Gasket strip
[View of swing door - inside]
Attaching Flat Panel
NOTE:
1.Use a 5/16" open end wrench to remove display frame from
Use the key to unlock and open the swing door.
kiosk swing door by removing and SAVING four hex head
screws. (See Figure 6)
Figure 6
2.Clean the inside edge of the swing door (approximately one
inch depth around entire opening) with an alcohol wipe or
something similar, and let dry. (See Figure 7)
3.Install gasket strip (D) around inside edge of swing door
opening. (See Figure 7)
NOTE: Do not install gasket strip right up to edge. The gasket
strip should be placed approximately 1/16" away from
opening.
Figure 7
4.Carefully place flat panel face down on a soft, non-abrasive
surface.
WARNING: IMPROPER INSTALLATION CAN LEAD TO
DISPLAY FALLING CAUSING SERIOUS PERSONAL
INJURY OR DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT! Using screws of
improper size may damage your display. Properly sized
screws will easily and completely thread into display
mounting holes. If spacers are required, be sure to use longer
screws of the same diameter.
5.Select screw diameter by examining hardware (BA-BL) and
comparing with mounting holes on flat panel.
6.Select spacers:
•Spacers are NOT
recessed and display frame can lay flat against flat
panel.
required if mounting holes are not
•Spacers (BM, BN) ARE required if mounting holes are
recessed, or if protrusions prevent display frame from
laying flat.
•Spacers may also be used between the display frame
and flat panel to create more space for AV
components, or to accommodate thinner flat panels.
7.Select screw length:
•By hand, insert SHORTEST length screw of selected
diameter (BA, BD, BG, or BJ) through universal washer
(BO--if required), display frame, spacer (BM, BN--if
required), into flat panel mounting hole. Do NOT thread
screw into hole at this time.
IMPORTANT ! : The M8 screws do NOT require a
washer. Use the universal washer (BO) ONLY with the
M4, M5 or M6 screws.
•Proper screw length requires base of screw head to
protrude above flat washer a distance equal to or greater than the screw diameter. If screw length is
inadequate, select longer screw. Select shortest screw
which will protrude the required distance.
NOTE: Measure display area offsets from edges of display,
and use that information to assist in centering display
area on the display frame.
8.Place display frame onto back of flat panel and match the
VESA pattern on flat panel to the display frame mounting
slots. (See Figure 8)
9.Use selected screws (BA-BL), washers (BO--if required),
and spacers (BM, BN--if required), to connect display frame
to back of flat panel. (See Figure 8)
NOTE: Before fully tightening screws use previously measured
display offset information to center display area relative
to display frame.
Figure 8
10. Reattach the display frame to the kiosk using a 5/16"
wrench and the four hex head screws removed in Step 1.
(See Figure )
NOTE: The slots on the ends of the display frame allow
adjustment, as needed, to accommodate the depth of
the display.
This area may also
be used to place
cables, but may be
too tight for certain
cables
1
2
(F) x 2
3
Cabling
1.Cables may be placed through the corners of the display
frame. (See Figure 10)
2.Attach cable tie mounts (G) as necessary to keep cables
from being damaged in pinch points of the kiosk. (See
Figure 10)
IMPORTANT ! : Avoid pinching the cables inside the
kiosk. Damage to cables may occur.
Storage Panel
WARNING: Exceeding the weight capacity can result in
serious personal injury or damage to equipment! It is the
installer’s responsibility to make sure the weight of
components attached to the storage panel does not exceed
25 lbs (11.3 kg).
1.Install AV component(s) to the storage panel (C) using the
hardware and instructions included with the component(s).
Either screws or cable ties may be used to fasten
component(s) to the panel.
2.Place storage panel (C) inside the kiosk, lining up the holes
in the storage panel with the holes in the lower part of the
kiosk. (See Figure 11)
3.Hold storage panel (C) directly behind screw holes and
fasten using two 10-24 x 3/16" Phillips screws (F). (See
Figure 11)