Touchboards PCM-MS2 Installation Manual

I N S T A L L A T I O N M A N U A L
Universal flat-panel mount
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Contents
- Assembly drawing - Securing the bottom wall plate
- Fine tune tilt adjustments - Securin
- Flat panel list - Securing the flat panel to the wall mount
- Parts list - Lateral shift adjustment
- Checking thread depth
- Finding the center of the flat panel
- Positioning the mounting brackets
- Securing the mounting brackets
- Finding the wood stud behind the wall structure
- Marking the bottom plate mounting points
The wall structure should be capable of supporting a max weight of 160 Lbs., the weight of the flat panel. More than 160 Lbs the wall must be reinforced. Proper installation procedure by qualified personnel as outlined in the installations instructions must be adhered to. Failure to do so could result in serious personal injury.
WARNING: Safety precaution measures must be practiced at all times during the installation of this product. Use proper safety gear and
tools for the installation procedure to prevent personal injury.
The entire installation instructions should be fully read and understood, including all of the safety symbols and safety precautions, before beginning installation. The installation instructions should be read, understood and followed to prevent personal in Keep these installation instructions in an easily accessible location for future reference.
Indicates that the power plug is to be disconnected from the power outlet.
Safety precautions must be taken at all times.
Warning and caution in general
A secured structure wooden stud wall must always support the weight or load of the flat panel. Always confirm the center of the wood stud before beginning the installation.
Do not install in locations where there is vibration, movement or danger of impact. Failure to do so could result in flat panel cracking or falling from the wall causing damage and injury.
Do not install near heater, fireplace, direct sunlight or air conditioning or any other source of direct heat energy. Failure to do so may result in damage to the flat panel and could cause a risk of fire.
At least two qualified people should always perform the installation work. Injury and damage can result from dropping or mishandling the flat panel.
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Mounting structure recommended wood studs, solid-flat concrete. Use a min dia of 5/16” x 2 ¼” lg concrete wedge anchor (commercially available). or a min dia of 5/16” x 3” lg wood screws.
the top plate
or property damage.
Contact Premier Mounts for any questions
A
Assembly drawing
Dimensions are in Inches and (mm)
H
28.000
(171.2)
16.000
(406.4)
C
L
1.245
(31.75)
A
B
5.000
(127)
12.000
19.000
(482.6)
(304.8)
C
L
10.500
(266.7)
21.000
(533.4)
5.000
(127)
C
16.000
(406.4)
(616.97)
24.290
16.000
(406.4)
2.331
(59.21)
D
E
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Description
. Wall plates
B. Mounting brackets
C. Griplate™
D. Mounting hardware
E. M6 x 30 (mm) Phillip screws
F. Wood stud
G. 5/16” x 3” Lag screws and flat washers
H. Safety knobs
G
16.000
H
(406.4)
G
20.500
(520.7)
F
Fine tune tilt adjustments
1. M5 Phillips screws for fine tension
2. M8 Hex nut coarse tension
NOTE: The 8 (mm) hex nut is for your coarse tension adjustment and the 5 (mm) screws are for your fine tension adjustment.
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Flat panel list
Acer
PDP7859: M6 x 20
Akai
CTA42AR7A, PDP4247, PDP4290, PDP4294, PDP5090, HPT500AN: M8 x 25 – ½” nylon spacers -
sleeves
Akira
EPM420, SV4201: M5 x 16
Albatron
PWV46AC: M6 x 20
Barco
Cineversum 50: M8 x 20
BenQ
PDP7843E: M6 x 20 – ¼” nylon spacers (small) PDP46W1: M6 X 12
Cornea
MP4200, MP4204: M5 x 16
Dream Vision
Revolution One, Revolution Five: M4 x 16
Dukane
P37: M6 x 12 P42: M6 x 12 P50: M8 x 20
Dwin
HD50: M8 x 30 – ½” nylon spacers - sleeves
EIKI
PLD32: M5 x 20 - ¼” nylon spacers (small) PLD42XU: M5 x 20 - ¼” nylon spacers (small)
NOTE: If your flat panel display is not listed, go to (page 8) to determine the thread pitch for your flat panel.
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Eizo
5420T: M8 x 30
Electrograph
DTS42W: M8 x 30 – ¼” nylon spacers (large) DTS4230: M8 x 30 – ½” nylon spacers - sleeves DTS42DD, DTS42GBDD, DTS42GB: M6 x 20
Faroudja
FPP42HD10, FPP50HD10: M4 X 16
Fujitsu
4211, 4212, 4221, 4222, 4208, 4209, 4213, 4214, 4229, 4241 4242, 4233: M5 x 16 5001, 5002, 5003, 5004, P50XHA10, P50XCA11UH, P50XHA30WS: M8 x 25 – flat washers PDS6101, PDS6001, PDS6002: M8 x 30 – ½” Nylon
spacers - sleeves
Gateway
GTWP42M102: M8 x 20, M8 x 35 – ¼” nylon spacers (large)
GATEWAY 42: M8 x 30 – ¼” nylon spacers GATEWAY 46: M6 x 20 GATEWAY 50: M8 x 30 – ¼” nylon spacers
Helios
4200: M8 x 20
Hitachi
32HDT20,CMP307XJ,CMP307XU,32HDT20 CMP401HDU, CMP402HDE, CMP402HDU, CMP4120HDU,CMP4121,CMP4121HDU,CMP4201U, CMP4202U, 42HDW10,42HDT20, 42HDT50, 42HDT55
M6 x 12 CMP5000WXU, CMP5003WXU, 50HDT50, 50HDT55: M8 X 20
Idex
PDM4260: M4 x 16
Ikegami
PTM4202: M5 x 20
Integra
PLA50V1: M4 X 16
JVC
GDV4200PZW, 4210, GDV4210PZWGA, 4211, GMP420UG, GMV42UG, JVP042WV74, PD42WV74, PD42WX84: M5 x 16 GDV500PZU, GDV501U, 502U: M8 X 30 – ½” nylon
spacers – sleeves
LG Electronics
Flatron MU40PA10B, MU40PA15B: M5 x 20- ¼” nylon spacers
Flatron MN42PZ10, MN42PZ11, MU42PZ10, MU42PZ11B, MU42PZ15B: M5 x 20 MU50PZ41, MU50PZ90: M5 x 20 Flatron MU60PZ10, MU60PZ11B, MU60PZ12B, MU60PZ90V: M8 x 25
Luce
PDTV4220A: M5 x 25 – ½” nylon spacers
Marantz
PD4280D, PD4282D, PD4290D, PD4292D, PD4293: M4 x 20 PD4298HD: M6 X 20 PD501OD, PD5020, PD5040:
Max
4600, 4600T: M6 x 20 5000: M8 x 30- ½” nylon spacers - sleeves
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Mitsubishi
PD5010HD, PD5030: M4 x 16
Monivision
PWV46AC, PD46W00: M6 x 20
NEC
4200W, 4210W, M4A,MP2, PX42M3A, 42PD1W, PD2 M5A,M5G, 42MP1, 42PD1, PX42VM1A, PX42VP1A, PX42VP2A, 42MP3, 42PD3, PX42VP3A, 42MP4, 42VP4A, 42MX2: M4 X 16, 5000W, PX50M5A, 50PD1, PX50VP1A, PX50MX1A, 50MP1, 50MP2, 50PD2, 50VP2, 50MP3, 50XM3: M4 X 16
Norcent
46WGA850: M6 x 12
Orion
PM4202: M5 x 16
Panasonic
TC42P1, PT42PD3P, PT42PD1P, TC42P1F, PT37P1, TH42PWD3, TH37PWD4UZ, PT37PD4, TH37PW5EX, TH37PA20UP, TH42PD4UY, TH42PWD4EX, PT42P1, 42PD2, TH42PWD3U, TH42PHD5U, PT42PD3P, PT42PD4, PT42PHD4P, TH42PWD5UY, TH42PW5UZ, TH42PWD6UY, TH42PA20UP, TH42PL20E, TH42PAX20, TH50PHD3U, PT50PD3P, PT50PHD4P, TH50PHD3E, TH50PHW3, TH50PD4, TH50PHD5UY, TH50PHD6UY, TH50PL20E, TH50TX20UP:
M8 X 30 – ½” Nylon spacers – sleeves
TH42PX20U, TH50PX20U: M8 X 70 – 1-1/2” Nylon spacers
Philips
42FD9934, 42FD9952, 42FD9954, 42PH9555, 42FD9935: M5 x 25 ½” Nylon spacers BDS4611: M6 x 20 50FD9934/17S: M4 X 16
Pioneer
PDPV401, V402, PDP4330HD, PDP433HDE, PDP433CMX, PDP433PU, PDP4300, PDP4340HD, PRO800HD, PRO800HDI, PRO910HD, PDP4310, PDP501X, V502MX, V502X, PDP503MX, V505, PDP505HD, PRO1000HD, PDP503CMX, PDP5030HD, PDP503HDE, PDP5031HD, PDP5040HD, PRO1000HDI,PRO1110HD: M8 X 20
Planar
42N: M4 x 16 50P: M8 x 20
Princeton Graphics
R3.4FTW,AR4.6PDP: M6 x 20
Rainbow
Spectrum 3750: M6 x 20
RCA
PR42300, PHD42600, PHD50300, PHD50400: M4 X 16 PHD50500: M8 X 20
Revox
E1042: M6 x 20 E1050: M8 x 20
Runco
PL42C, CW42: M4 X 16 PL42CXPL50CX: M8 X 30, ½” Nylon spacers – sleeves E1050, PL50C, PL50HDX, CW50MC: M8 X 20
Sampo
PME42S6: M8 x 30 – ¼” nylon spacers (large) PME42F61: M8 x 20, M8 x 35 – ¼” nylon spacers
(large) PME50X6: M8 x 30 – ¼” nylon spacers (large)
Samsung
PPM42S2, PPM42S3, SPL4225K, SPN4235, SPN4239: SPK4215M, PK42P2S: M8 x 25 – ½” nylon spacers PPM50H2, HPL5025K: M8 x 30 – ½” Nylon spacers - sleeves PPM50H3, HPN5039: M8 x 25 – ½” nylon spacers
Sanyo
PDP421A: M5 x 20 - ¼” nylon spacer (small) PDP42H1NA: M5 x 20 - ¼” nylon spacer (small)
Sharp
PZ42H2U, PZ43HV2U, PD50U, PZ50HV2U: M8 X 20
SONY
PFM42B1,PFM42B2: M6 x 20 - 5/16” flat washers PFM-42V1,PFM-42V2: M6 x 25 – 9/16” nylon spacers PFM50C1: M6 x 20 - 5/16” flat washers KE-42XBR900: M6 x 20 - 5/16” flat washers KE50XBR900: M6 x 20 - 5/16” flat washers KE42XS910: M6 x 20 - 5/16” flat washers KDE61XBR950: M6 x 20 - 5/16” flat washers
SVA
HD4208TIII: M6 x 20 - ¼” nylon spacers
Tatung
P46T: M6 x 20
Toshiba
42HP82: M4 X 16 PD42W, PD42W1: M8 X 30 – ½ ” nylon spacers (large) - sleeves 50HP81: M8 X 30 – ½” nylon spacers (large) - sleeves 50HP82: M4 X 16
Tredex
TXP4600: M6 x 20
V-Inc
Vizio P1, Vizio P4: M6 x 12
Vidikron
VPW420: M8 X 30, ½” Nylon spacers (large) - sleeves
VIEWSONIC
VPW420: M8 x 30 – ½” nylon spacers - sleeves VPW425: M8 x 30 – ¼” nylon spacers (large) VPW450HD: M8 x 30 – ¼” nylon spacers (large) VPW500: M8 X 20 VPW505: M8 x 30 – ¼” nylon spacers (large)
Yamaha
PDM1: M8 x 30 – ½” nylon spacers - sleeves
Zenith
DPDP40W, P40V22,DPDP40V, P40V24: M5 x 20 – ¼” nylon spacers (small)
P42W22, P42W22B, P42W24P, P42W34P: P40V24: M5 x 20 – ¼” nylon spacers (small) P50W26, P50W28, P50W38: M5 x 16
NOTE: If your flat panel display is not listed, go to (page 8) to determine the
thread pitch for your flat panel.
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Parts list
NOTE: This wall mount is shipped with all proper installation hardware and components. Make sure that none of these parts are missing before beginning installation. If there are parts missing stop the installation and contact Premier Mounts.
Actual screw size
M4 x 16
(Qty 8)
M6 x 20
(Qty 6)
M4 x 25
(Qty 4)
M6 x 30
(Qty 2)
M5 x 12
(Qty 8)
M5 x 16
M5 x 20
M5 x 25
M5 x 50
M6 x 12
(Qty 6)
(Qty 8)
(Qty 6)
(Qty 4)
M8 x 20
M8 x 25
M8 x 30
(Qty 4)
M8 x 35
M8 x 70
(Qty 6)
(Qty 6)
(Qty 6)
(Qty 4)
(Qty 4)
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Parts list (con’t)
Nylon spacers and flat washers
actual size
NOTE: The nylon spacers may be staked to achieve proper spacing.
1/4" Nylon spacers
(large)
(Qty 6)
1/2" Nylon spacers
(large)
(Qty 12)
5/16" Flat washers (metal)
(Qty 6)
1" Nylon spacers
(Qty 6)
1/4" Nylon spacers
(small) (Qty 6)
9/16" Nylon spacers
(Qty 6)
Nylon sleeves
(Qty 4)
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Checking the thread depth on your flat panel
1. Insert the thread depth
indicator (supplied) through the thread inserts found on the back of the flat panel to make sure the inserts measure the same full depth and mark it.
(see figure 1)
2. Locate the correct diameter screw for the thread insert. Compare your marking to the screws (supplied). If your selected screw is longer than the marking on the thread depth indicator DO NOT USE this screw. The screw length must not bypass the marking. Select another screw size (see figure 2 and 3). Until you find one that comes closest to your mark without going past.
Figure 1
Inverted flat panel
display
Figure 2
Thread depth indicator
Figure 3
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Thread depth indicator
Marking the depth
Thread insert
Thread depth
indicator
Screw
Marking
Screw
Marking
Parts list (con’t)
All of these parts are used to install the mounting bracket. Make sure that none of these parts are missing before beginning installation. If there are parts missing stop the installation and contact Premier Mounts.
Level (1)
Griplates™ (8)
M6 x 12 Safety knobs (2)
Wall plates (2)
5/16" flat washers (8)
Mounting brackets
(left & right)
5/16" x 3" Lag bolts (8)
(used on wood studs only)
M6 x 30 Lateral shift
locking screws (2)
Template (1)
Thread depth
indicator (1)
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Finding center of the plasma TV
WARNING : Proper installation procedure by qualified personnel as outlined in the installation instructions must be adhered to. Failure to do so could
result in serious
INVERT THE FLAT PANEL PLACE IT ON A SOFT, FLAT SUFRACE TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO THE FLAT PANEL. USE A BLANKET, FOAM, ETC.
FAILURE TO DO SO WILL RESULT IN DAMAGING THE FLAT PANEL. DO NOT LAY THE FLAT PANEL ON THE FLOOR WITHOUT ANY PROTECTION
TO THE GLASS. THE FLAT PANEL IS HEAVY AND FRAGILE. AT LEAST (2) QUALIFIED PERSONNEL ARE STRONGLY RECOMMENDED FOR
INSTALLATION OF THIS PRODUCT. FAILURE TO DO SO COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY AND POSSIBLE DAMAGE TO THE FLAT PANEL.
ersonal injury and possible damage to the flat panel.
WARNING!
Once the flat panel is inverted, use a measuring tape to find the center of your flat panel measuring from outside to outside of the chassis. See figure 1.
Top of flat panel
Measuring
tape
C
L
Inverted flat panel
Bottom of flat
panel
Using a pencil lightly mark the center of your flat panel. See figure 2.
Inverted flat panel
Mark the center of
the flat panel
C
L
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Positioning the mounting brackets
Center mark
Lay the left and right mounting brackets (stamped arrows facing out). See figure 4.
Nylon spacers if
Applicable
(see chart) on page 4 and 5
Inverted flat panel
Left mounting
bracket
CAUTION: Check the chart on page 4 and 5 to see if your flat panel needs nylon spacers. The nylon spacers provided, must be used. Failure to do so will result in damaging the flat panel.
Install the nylon spacers to the mounting points on the flat panel see figure 3.
NOTE: See chart (if the nylon spacers apply to your flat panel).
Left mounting
bracket
Bottom of flat panel
Arrows facing out
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A
lign the mounting
brackets
The mounting brackets are designed with a center of viewing guide on the side of them. See figure 6.
Center of flat panel
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Match the center of viewing guide with the center line you marked in step 1. See figure 5.
C
L
Bottom of flat panel
Mounting bracket
Bottom of flat panel
Center of
viewing guide
Securing the mounting brackets
DIMPLES
M4
Phillips screw driver
DIMPLES FACING UP
M8
M6
M5
DIMPLES FACING UP
NOTE: Secure the two (2) M6 x 30 Phillip pan
screws to the left and right mounting bracket.
The Griplates™ have M4, M5 M6 and M8 hole patterns to fit the hardware that your flat panel requires.
EXAMPLE: If your plasma uses M8 x 20 Phillip screws. Use the M8 mounting points. See figure 7
Pre install two (2) M6 x 30 (mm) Phillip pan screws to the bottom of the left and right hand side mounting brackets. Once the mounting brackets are aligned secure the Griplate™ to the flat panel.
NOTE: The dimples of the top plates have to be facing up and the bottom dimples must be facing down. See figure 8.
DIMPLES FACING DOWN
DIMPLES FACING DOWN
CAUTION: Do not over tighten the mounting
hardware.
Bottom of flat panel
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Finding the wood studs behind the wall structure
Wood stud finder
(commercially available)
16"
D E R
I S E D
T H G
I E H
G N
I W
E
I V
F O
R E T N E C
Align the center viewing port from the carton template to the center of the wood studs horizontally. Match the center of viewing port to the center of viewing height desired and mark a line on the bottom of the carton template. See figure 10.
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Using a (commercially available) wood stud finder, locate the 16" or 24" stud centers behind the wall. Once found, make a pencil marking on the center of the wood studs. See figure 9.
Mark the wall and
the center of the
wood studs.
Wood studs
behind the wall
structure
Center of viewing
port
NOTE: The wall plates have (3) 16" and (1) 24"
mounting slot positions.
(Look at the assembly drawing on page 3)
16"
16"
Mark the
bottom of the
carton template
D E R
I S E D
T H G
I E H
G N
I W
E
I V
F O
R E T N E C
Carton template
Center of
viewing mark
Marking the bottom plate mounting points
16"
Level
Drill four (4) ¼" pilot holes to the marked wall. See figure 12.
Wall plate
Wall plate
Mounting slots
Wood studs
Wood studs
Place the upper portion of the bottom wall plate to the reference line and mark the four (4) lag bolt mounting points through the wall plate slots on the wall. Level the wall plate with the reference arrow pointing up to the ceiling. See figure 11.
Drill gun
Pilot holes
16"
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Securing the bottom wall plate
When the bottom wall plate is properly installed to the
wall. Lay the carton template on top of the wall plate. Lay the top wall plate on top of the cardboard template and mark the four (4) lag bolt mounting points. See figure 14.
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Level
Level and secure the plate to the wall with the reference arrow facing up to the ceiling. Secure the plate using the four (4) 5/16" lag bolts and flat washers (supplied). See figure 13.
CAUTION: Do not over tighten the lag bolts.
Wall plate
(4) 5/16" x 3" lag bolts and
(4) flat washers
(supplied)
Marked wall
Template
Wall plate
Securing the top plate
Drill four (4) ¼" pilot holes to the marked wall. See figure 15.
Wall marks
Wall plate
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Level and secure the plate to the wall with the reference arrow facing up to the ceiling. Secure the plate using the four (4) 5/16" lag bolts and flat washers (supplied). See figure 16
CAUTION: Do not over tighten the lag bolts.
NOTE: CHECK THE MOUNT FOR PROPER
TIGHTNESS AND SECURITY.
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Power source
area
Wall plates
Securing the plasma to the wall mount
WARNING: AT LEAST (2) QUALIFIED PERSONNEL ARE STRONGLY RECOMMENDED FOR INSTALLATION OF THIS PRODUCT. FAILURE TO DO SO COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY AND POSSIBLE DAMAGE TO THE FLAT PANEL.
Raise the flat panel with the LEFT and RIGHT mounting brackets secured to the flat panel and insert the top and bottom hooks from each bracket to the rods from the wall plates. See figure 17.
TOP
BOTTOM
Make any lateral shift adjustment and lock it by tightening the two (2) M6 x 30 (mm) Phillips screws found on the bottom of the mounting brackets.
CAUTION: Do not over tighten the M6 screws to the rods.
See figure 18
Lateral shift
M6 x 30 Lateral
shift screw
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Lateral shift adjustment
Tilt the flat panel and secure the two (2) M6 x 12 (mm) safety knobs to each of the mounting brackets. See figure 19.
M6 x 12
Safety knobs
NOTE: To remove the display from the wall simply extend the display to its maximum tilt range, remove the two 6 (mm) safety knurl knobs push the flat panel back to it’s flat position loosen or remove the two (2) M6 x 30 lateral shift screws and lift the unit of the wall.
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