vi. | Pivot the arms so that they extend towards |
| the center of the projector (see the figure at |
| right). Adjust the arms as needed for your |
| projector model. |
| NOTE: Avoid overlapping the arms where |
| possible. |
vii. | With the security flange towards the rear of |
| the projector, place the projector bracket on |
| top of the arms and adjust for slot alignment. |
• Using the slots on the bracket that are | |
closest to the barrel on each arm, place the | |
clamp under the arm and lightly secure it to the | |
bracket with the adjustment screws (see the | |
figure at right). Loosely secure all the mounted | |
arms. |
NOTE: Where arms are unavoidably |
crossed, replace the original adjustment |
screw with a supplied |
adjustment screw and secure both |
arms to the bracket using one clamp. In |
addition, the barrels on the arms must be |
raised to compensate, keeping the arms |
level and reducing stress. |
viii.As close as possible, balance the weight of the projector evenly across the projector bracket. Lift the bracket at opposite corners to assess if the configuration is approximately balanced.
ATTENTION: Take into consideration the uneven weight distribution of the projector when lengthening or shortening the arms. Distribute the projector weight evenly on the arms.
Adjust the bracket on the arms as needed. The projector shown at right is as close as possible to being evenly balanced.
Washer
vi. Pivot arms towards center of projector.
Using the slot closest to the barrel, secure the arms to the bracket with the clamp and screw.
vii. Secure arms with clamp
Where arms cross, use the |
|
supplied screw to secure |
|
both arms to the bracket. | Bracket |
See note at left. |
Arms Clamp
Note: If arms cross, secure both with clamp
viii. Evenly balanced configuration
14PoleVault IP Systems • Installation — Stage 1 (Screen and Projector)