NEC PlasmaSync PX-60XM5A User's Manual
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PX-61ST2U
Instruction Manual
English
Thank you for choosing to purchase NEC PX-61ST2U table top stand.
In order to ensure that you are able to make the fullest possible use of this product, please be sure to read this Instruction Manual before use.
After reading, place this manual in a easily accessed location for future reference.
Safety Precautions
(A note on symbols used herein)
In order to ensure that the product is used properly and safely, a
number of different symbols are used to mark items designed to
prevent bodily injury to yourself or any third parties or to prevent any
damage to property from occurring. The meaning of these symbols is
as explained below. Be sure to read the following descriptions carefully
before reading the main text.
Warning
Items marked with this symbol indicate items containing instructions
which, if ignored or improperly followed, might result in death or bodily
injury.
Warning
Never place any heavy objects on the power cord or allow
the cord to become caught underneath the plasma monitor,
as doing so might result in the cord becoming damaged,
which might in turn result in fire or exposure to electrical
shock. Care should also be taken if the cord is placed
underneath a rug or some other form of covering, as this
might result in heavy objects inadvertently being placed on
top of the cord.
When selecting a location for placement, be sure to select a
location with a flat, smooth, and stable surface of sufficient
strength to hold up against the weight of the stand and
plasma monitor. Failing to do so might result in the product
tipping over or in the occurrence of some other form of
accident.
This product is designed for use exclusively with the following plasma monitors.
¶ 61-inch Plasma Monitor: PX-61XR4
¶ 60-inch Plasma Monitor: PX-60XR5
Notes on Installation Work:
This product is marketed assuming that it is installed by qualified personnel with enough skill and competence.
Always have an installation specialist or your dealer install and set up the product.
NEC cannot assume liabilities for damage caused by mistake in installation or mounting, misuse, modification or a natural disaster.
Note for Dealers:
After installation, be sure to deliver this manual to the customer and explain to the customer how to handle the product.
Attention: Sales Agents and Technicians
To ensure the user’s safety, be sure to select a place sufficiently strong to bear the weight of the plasma monitor and the different units.
Installation should be performed by a minimum of three persons.
Be careful not to lose removed screws, etc.
— Checking materials included in package —
Please be sure to check that all of the following items are included in the package with your product. If for any reason there are
any items missing or items which fail to work properly, please contact NEC or the retailer at which you purchased the product
immediately for assistance.
Cable clampers (2)
Stand
Monitor attachment screws
M6 × 50 mm (4)
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Caution
Items marked with this symbol indicate items containing instructions
which, if ignored or improperly followed, might result in bodily injury or
damage to property.
Examples of symbols used herein
This symbol is used to mark cautions (and warnings) con-
taining instructions which must be followed.
This symbol is used to mark items containing instructions
about actions which are prohibited (i.e., which must never be
performed).
This symbol is used to mark items containing instructions
or other content requiring the user to take certain actions.
Warning
When installing your plasma monitor, be sure to have the
monitor installed by the retail store where it was purchased
and be sure to have it installed correctly in accordance with
the instructions given herein. Improper installation may
cause the plasma monitor to tip over, and this in turn might
result in bodily injury.
Be sure to follow the assembly instructions in the order they
are given and to firmly screw in all screws in their
designated locations. Failure to follow instructions might
cause the monitor to tip over, fall down, become damaged,
or result in other unforeseen accidents after the plasma
monitor has been installed.
Never alter any of the provided components, as doing so
might result in the plasma monitor tipping over, which might
in turn result in bodily injury.
Never use any damaged parts or components, as doing so
might result in the plasma monitor tipping over, which might
in turn result in bodily injury. If you do find any damaged
parts or components, contact the retail store where the
product was purchased for assistance.
Never attach this stand to any plasma monitor other than
the designated monitor(s), as doing so might result in the
plasma monitor tipping over, which might in turn result in
bodily injury.
Never place or use the product upon an unstable platform,
a non-level surface, or in an otherwise non-stable location,
as doing so might result in it falling or tipping over, which
might in turn result in bodily injury. Also never place or use
the product in a moving vehicle, as the resulting shocks and
vibrations might result in it falling or tipping over, which
might in turn result in bodily injury.
When moving the stand and plasma monitor while they are
still attached together, never move the stand and monitor
by holding the stand alone, as doing so might result in the
plasma monitor tipping over, which might in turn result in
bodily injury.
Caution
Never allow the air vents of the plasma monitor to become
blocked in any way. If the air vents become blocked, it might
result in the interior of the monitor becoming overheated,
and that in turn might result in fire. The plasma monitor
should therefore never be placed in a tight location with poor
ventilation, covered with a cloth or any other type of
covering, or otherwise prevented from obtaining sufficient
ventilation.
Never place the plasma monitor in front of heating or cooling
exhaust vents or in a location subject to heavy vibrations, as
doing so might result in fire or exposure to electrical shock.
Never place the product in a location where it would be
exposed to excessive dust or humidity or to steam or smoke
from frying oil (e.g., next to a stove or humidifier), as doing
so might result in fire. Also never use the product outdoors,
as doing so might result in fire or exposure to electrical
shock.
When installing the plasma monitor, be sure to leave a
sufficient amount of space around the monitor as indicated
in the accompanying diagram. Failing to leave a sufficient
amount of space around the monitor might result in the
interior of the monitor becoming overheated, and that in turn
might result in fire.
50 mm
50 mm
50 mm
When attaching a plasma monitor to the stand, be sure to
hold the plasma monitor in place when doing so, as failing to
hold the monitor in place might result in it tipping over, which
might in turn result in bodily injury.
When attaching the plasma monitor, turn off the power to the
monitor and any connected devices and remove the power
cord from the power socket before doing so.
When attaching a plasma monitor to a cabinet with casters,
lock the casters into place before doing so. Failing to lock
the casters into place might result in the stand or monitor
tipping over, and this in turn might result in bodily injury.
Always be sure to take steps to prevent the stand or plasma
monitor from tipping over after attaching the monitor to the
stand. Failing to do so might result in the monitor falling
down, tipping over, or otherwise result in some form of
accident occurring. To ensure safety, be sure to work with
three or more people when installing, attaching, or moving
the plasma monitor.
Never place the plasma monitor in a location where it would
be exposed to excessively high or low temperatures, as
doing so might result in product failure.
50 mm
50 mm
Attaching Plasma Monitor to Stand
1 Remove the stand from its packaging carton.
Remove the spacer and all included items and then remove
the stand from its box.
¶ View of packaged items
Securing brackets
Monitor attachment screws
Cable clampers
Spacer
2 Attaching plasma monitor to stand.
¶ Make sure that the stand and plasma monitor are
properly aligned together, and then place the plasma
monitor onto the stand.
¶ When doing so, pick up the plasma monitor holding it
on from both the right and left sides, and then fit the
attachment holes at the bottom of the plasma monitor
over the anchoring fittings of the stand.
3 Fixing plasma monitor to stand.
1 While pulling the upper part of the plasma monitor
towards your body, screw the monitor attachment
screws (M6 × 50 mm) firmly into place (4 locations).
2 Once the plasma monitor has been attached, rock the
monitor gently to make sure that there is no looseness
and that the screws have been screwed tightly into
place.
2
Monitor attachment
screws
1
Caution
Caution
Securing the plasma monitor in place
Attach the securing brackets and screws provided with the stand to the
plasma monitor in the locations indicated in the accompanying diagram,
and then use separate commercially available screws (eye screw) and
wires or some other similar item of sufficient strength to secure the plasma
monitor into place against a wall, pillar, or some other surface or otherwise
use the holes located at the rear of the stand to fix the stand into place.
(Note that these brackets and screws are not used when using a
separately sold ceiling attachment unit or wall attachment unit.)
Be sure to take care of the securing wires when moving the stand or
plasma monitor.
Note that the wires and screws needed to secure the plasma monitor
against a wall or pillar or against the stand are not provided with the stand,
and that the proper items must be purchased separately in accordance
with the type of object or surface against which the monitor is to be
secured.
Preparing the cables
Use the enclosed cable clampers to bind the cables.
Caution
1 Insert the cable clampers into the cable clamper mounting
holes.
Be very careful not to apply force to the bases of the cables.
Opening a cable clamper
Securing brackets
Separately
purchased
screws
Plasma monitor
Anchoring fittings
When picking up the
plasma monitor, hold
it from the bottom
and from the handles
of the monitor.
Once the plasma monitor has been placed onto the stand,
immediately insert the screws and tighten them to fix the
monitor into place. Failing to tighten the screws could result
in the monitor falling over, which might in turn result in
bodily injury.
Because the plasma monitor is heavy and has a high
center of gravity, installation by one or two people is
hazardous. Please employ three or more people during
installation, being sure to hold the handle on the back as
well as the lower portion of the monitor, while supporting
its top and bottom.
Note
Avoid placing the plasma monitor in a location where it
would be exposed to excessive amounts of dust, humidity,
tobacco smoke, or smoke from frying oil, as doing so could
result in dirt or grit to accumulate on the surface of the
monitor, which might in turn result in a degradation of
picture quality.
Avoid placing the plasma monitor in a location where it would
be exposed to direct sunlight or where lighting would fall
directly upon the screen. If surrounding light falls directly
upon the screen, it would make the screen appear bleached
in color and result in a degradation of picture quality.
Cable clampers
2 Bundle the cables and place
them on each cable clamper.
Cable clamper
mounting holes
Opening a cable clamper
Button
3 Close each cable clamper, and
then pull its extremity to make
the cables immobile.
Unlock here with a finger.
Specifications
Model : PX-61ST2U
External dimensions : 1000 mm (W) x 222 mm (H) x 470 mm (D) (39.4 in. (W) x 8.7 in. (H) x 18.5 in. (D))
Weight : 14 kg (30.9 lbs)
If a cable clamper is closed too
tight, press the button shown
on the left and push the
extremity of the cable clamper
to loosen it.
¶ The specifications and/or design of this product may be subject to change at any time without prior notice.
NEC and the NEC logo are registered trademarks of NEC Corporation.
Printed in Japan / Imprimé au Japon <AZR1225-A>
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