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| For Wood Speakers with NO Threaded Inserts | | POSITIONING CLAMP ASSEMBLY | |
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• Place the speaker on a scratch-proof surface. Be careful to | | Ceiling or Floor Mounting | |
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protect any exposed components from damage. Position the | | The Wall Mount Ball Shaft may also be used | |
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mounting plate at the chosen location on the speaker. Using the | | |
mounting plate as a template, with a pencil, mark the outline | | to mount a speaker from the ceiling. For | |
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of the two slots on the surface of the speaker. | | installation placement, see Fig. I-2. | |
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| CAUTION: Be careful not to drill or screw into a speaker | | | | |
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| the manufacturer, or you may choose to carefully remove | | | | |
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STEP 3:
ATTACHING CLAMP ASSEMBLY
•Insert the two anchors fully until the flange is flush against the
mounting surface (Fig. J & K).
•Position the clamp assembly over
the anchors.
•Insert and tighten the #12 coarse thread screws (provided). (Fig L). Use a Phillips screwdriver or a Phillips bit in a battery powered
drive tool (Fig. M).
STEP 4:
Caution: Tightest is not always the best! Over tightening fasteners can weaken the installation. Make sure the
connection is extremely solid and then stop tightening.
•If the speaker angle must be changed, do not attempt to move the speaker without first loosening the tension screw. Reposi- tion, then tighten the tension screw further until the speaker is held firmly in place.
•If rotational adjustment of the mounted speaker is required, the jam nut must first be loosened, the speaker rotated, and the jam nut tightened again. Use the 7/16” (11mm) open wrench or a small adjustable crescent wrench for this procedure.
Caution: If the speaker loses its position, do not attempt to move the speaker without first loosening the tension screw.
Reposition, then tighten the tension screw further until
•Remove the mounting plate from the speaker where you had been using
it as a template. Insert the 3/32” drill Fig. F bit (provided) so that ½” sticks out
of the end of your drill.
•Position the drill bit ¼” down from
the far end of the slot but centered in the middle of the slot.
•Drill the pilot hole straight down into speaker. Repeat the procedure for the second slot location. (Fig. F).
•Place mounting plate onto the speaker,
insert the #14 screws and tighten until the Fig. G screws are firmly seated against the top
of the mounting plate.
Do not overtighten! (Fig. G).
•Using the 7/16 open wrench or small crescent wrench, tighten the jam nut securely against the top of the mounting plate (Fig. H).
Fig. H
STEP 2:
POSITIONING CLAMP ASSEMBLY
Wall Mounting
Position the clamp plate vertically the OmniMount Logo should be facing toward the ceiling, the tension screw head faces towards the floor (Fig. I).
| The clamp assembly should be positioned so | |
| that the clamp plate (with the OmniMount | |
| logo) faces in the same direction as the front | |
| of the speaker you are mounting. The jaw | |
| and the tension screw will face in the | |
| opposite direction (towards the wall) (fig O). | |
| Position the clamp assembly onto the wall, | |
| ceiling or floor at the mounting location you | Fig. I-2 |
| have selected. |
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STEP 3:
ATTACHING CLAMP ASSEMBLY
Using the clamp plate as a template, mark the two holes with a pencil. Remove the clamp plate before drilling into your mounting surface.
CAUTION: It may be necessary to check that the surface prepara- tion and the fasteners will not interfere with electrical wiring, plumbing, etc., behind the mounting surface (wall, ceiling, or floor).
Your OmniMount Speaker Mount is designed to be mounted on a variety of wall and ceiling constructions. Please follow all safety precautions listed here before installing the Clamp and Jaw Assembly.
CAUTION: Drilling holes into masonry or concrete material requires the use of a carbide tipped 5/16” (8mm) diameter masonry drill and/or hammer drill. Always wear eye protection.
Mounting Onto Solid Wood or Masonry
•Insert a 5/16” (8mm) diameter drill bit (not provided). Set depth of drill at a minimum 2 1/2” (63.5mm) protruding from the end of your drill.
•Center the drill on the marked hole locations and carefully drill the two holes to the minimum 2 ½” (63.5mm) depth.
•Check that the clamp assembly is open enough to accept the ball. Get the 5/32” (4 mm) hex wrench. Now lift the speaker into position and “pop” the ball into the clamp assembly. Set your chosen angle of adjustment.
•While supporting the speaker, insert the long end of the hex key and turn the hex tension screw clock-wise to take up the slack in the clamp assembly, but do not fully tighten. (The ball should be
properly seated, and the speaker should | Fig. N |
still move easily). (Fig. N). | |
ADJUSTING THE POSITION OF THE SPEAKER AND TIGHTENING
THE CLAMP ASSEMBLY
•Orient and hold the speaker in its final fixed position.
CAUTION: The weight of the speaker must be fully supported throughout the entire tightening process. Do not allow the ball shaft to rest upon or push against the clamp assembly. Two installers may be needed for this; one to support the speaker while the other tightens the clamp assembly.
•Insert the hex key into the tension screw head
and tighten (Fig. O)
• Pick up the vice grip pliers, regular pliers,
or small crescents wrench and use one of these | Fig. O |
tools to assist in tightening the tension screw. |
Tighten in ½ turn increments until the speaker is | |
firmly held in place. | |
• NOTE: To hold the speaker in position and | |
prevent any slippage, the clamp assembly must | |
get a good “bite” into the ball and form a | |
SOLID joint. The clamp assembly needs to be | |
tightened enough to lock and hold the speaker | |
FIRMLY at the chosen angle. When that point | |
is reached, no further tightening is necessary. | |
the speaker is held firmly in place.
CONGRATULATIONS!
YOUR INSTALLATION IS NOW COMPLETE.
Note: The following is made in lieu of all warranties expressed or implied. The Manufacturer’s only obligation shall be to replace parts of this product proved to be defective within two years of the date of purchase. We are aware that this mounting assembly may be used for purposes and in ways other than those for which it had been designed and manufactured. The Manufac- turer, Distributor, Retail and their respective agents cannot be held responsible or liable for injuries or property damage— direct, indirect, or consequential—arising out of the use, or inability to use this product safely and properly.
Note: Every effort has been made to provide accurate and error- free assembly and installation information. Omnimount Systems disclaims liability for any difficulties arising from the interpreta- tion of information contained in these instructions.
Omnimount Systems, Inc.
8201 South 48th Street
Phoenix, AZ 85044-5355
Voice: 480-829-8000
Fax: 480-756-9000
Email: hdqrs@omnimount.com
Web: www.omnimount.com
Copyright 2002, Omnimount Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. OmniMount products are covered by patents issued and/or pending. “OmniMount” is a registered trademark of Omnimount Systems, Inc.
OmniMount products are manufactured in the USA. Printed In the USA.
20.0 speaker mount kit Rev 03/02