
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Surface Mount Plasma
Installation
The Plasma must be straight and not tilted for the Art
Screen to work properly. Tilting of the Plasma is not
recommended.
Referring to Figure 2, use a triangle to determine the Plasma
OD onto the wall. Verify the outline accuracy for a problem
free installation.
Determine the depth of the Plasma – from the wall to the
front bezel surface.
Determine the mounting locations for the wall mount
brackets (Figures 1 & 2). Use proper wall anchors (not
supplied) for drywall installation.
Drill pilot holes for #8 screws or install wall anchors as
required.
Install the Art Screen frame (Figure 3) around the Plasma.
Adjust the Art Screen frame so that it is center around the
Plasma. Tighten the screws.
Adjust the depth of the Art Screen frame so that it is 1/2 to
5/8 (Figure 4) inch more than the depth of the Plasma. This
clearance is required for the Art Screen to travel.
Route the motor wires to the backside for connection later.
Figure 1
Rear View of Frame
Figure 2
Outlining the Plasma OD onto Wall
Wood Frame Installation
A typical wood frame including the liner is
approximately 5 inches wide to properly cover the
assembly. The wood overhangs the main shell
approximately 3/4 inch when attached.
Two corner woods are attached to the backside of the
wood frame to take-up the weight.
Two spring-loaded catches and a magnetic catch will
hold the wood frame to the main shell. Simply snap
the wood frame to the shell when ready.
Referring to Figure 6, two side panels are provided for
covering the sides of the Art Screen frame. The panels
apply to the frame by Velcro strips supplied.
The Velcro strips are cut to length. Apply the black
part (Hook) of the Velcro to the sides of the frame.
Apply the white part (Loop) of the Velcro to each of
the panels (Figure 6).
Apply the side panels to the Art Screen frame for a
complete installation. The top and bottom of the Art
Screen frame are left open for proper ventilation for
the plasma.
Optionally, custom-made side panels may be installed
as desired.
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Electrical Connections
The Art Screen comes with IR remote control for
operations. It is ready for use; no wiring connections are
required.
Place the IR sensor so that it can be seen by the
transmitter.
Plug the power cord to a 120VAC outlet.
The IR remote control has manual inputs for Home
Automation systems, i.e. AMX, Crestron, etc. See IR
remote control manual (included) for detail information.
The spring-loaded catch (Figure 3b) with SPDT switch
may be used for security purpose; its contacts may be
connected to an audible alarm system or monitoring
system. The breach of security will be activated when
the wood frame is removed.
The states of the contacts are shown when the Keeper is
not engaged with the Catch.
Contact Rating: 6Amp, 250VAC or 3Amp, 30VDC.
Figure 3a
Art Screen Frame
Open and Close Limits Setting
The Open limit switch has been properly set for correct stop position. It
should not be adjusted unless a change in the motor or the motor had been
removed for service.
Note each full turn of the limit switch (360 degrees) causes the screen to
travel approximately 1/2 inch.
1. To lower the closed limit of the Art Screen. Send the Art Screen
down to it closed position. Turn the Close limit socket
counter-clockwise (Figure 5); the Art Screen will advance downward
as each full turn is made. Stop at the desired position.
Figure 3b
Spring-loaded catch with SPDT switch
2. To raise the closed limit of the Art Screen. Send the Art
Screen down to it closed position. Determine the number
of turns to stop the screen above the desired close limit.
Turn the Close limit socket clockwise to raise the limit.
The motor will not move for this direction.
Figure 4
Side View