Sanus Systems VM2 Detailed View Diagram 2a, Square cut in cap j Square end of bushing, Diagram 2b

ENGLISH Diagram 1

Detailed View

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Step 2b - Attaching to the Wall: Hardware for wood stud mounting is provided. For all other mounting applications contact a local contractor or hardware store. Use a high quality stud sensor to locate a stud. It is a good idea to verify the stud location with an awl or thin nail as shown in Diagram 2. Use the Wall Plate (c) as a template to mark the two hole locations on the wall. Make sure these holes are aligned vertically and centered over the stud. Pre-drill the two holes to a depth of 2.5” using a 3/16” drill bit. Attach the Wall Plate to the wall using the two Lag Bolts (d) as shown in Diagram 2b. Tighten the Lag Bolts firmly with the Allen Key (b).

Step 3 - Add Monitor Mount to Wall Plate: Once the LCD TV is attached to the Monitor Mount (a), and the Wall Plate (c) is properly installed, set the tapered hole in the Monitor Mount down over the cone shaped bushing on the Wall plate. This process is shown without the TV in Diagram 3 so that you can see the parts more clearly. Make sure the Monitor Mount is seated completely onto the Wall Plate. Add the Large Washer

(j). Next add the Cap (k). Make sure the square cut into the cap fits over the square top of the Wall Plate bushing. Finally place the Knob (m) through the Small Washer (l), the Cap and into the cone shaped bushing. You can now set each of the knobs to the desired level of tension.

Note: For institutional or heavy load applications a Knob Replacement bolt (f) may be used in place of each Knob and tightened with the Allen Key provided. This will allow you to get greater tension while still being able to adjust the position of your TV.

Diagram 2

Diagram 3

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