Planar TD3200 user manual Placing your Monitor

Placing your Monitor

When used on a countertop or other supporting surface, the TD3200 can be oriented in landscape or portrait mode. Be certain to determine the table or countertop can safely support the 55lb (121kg) weight of the TD3200 display box plus the weight of the added contents. In landscape mode we recommend the access door be oriented on top but in portrait mode there is no preferred orientation as to which short side is on top.

The TD3200 can also be mounted using the VESA Flat Panel Mounting Physical Mounting Interface Standard incorporated into the back plate of the display. Please refer to the REAR VIEW drawing in the prior section for mounting pattern dimensions. Again, be certain to check to make sure the mount is capable of supporting the weight of the TD3200 display box plus contents. Planar recommends using UL or similarly tested mounting hardware. In mounting the display on a stand using the 200 mm square VESA pattern, use the four adjacent holes in the center of the unit. We don’t recommend using the outer 200 mm square pattern by itself.

To mount the monitor on a swing-arm or other mounting fixture, follow the instructions included with the mounting fixture to be used. Again, Planar recommends using UL or similarly tested mounting hardware.

If the monitor is placed against a wall or with the backside against a countertop, we recommend installing the four rubber feet into the threaded inserts located at the corners of the backside of the display. This will permit spacing for cooling ventilation and also allow room for the power and video cables.

WARNING – For wall or swing-arm VESA mounting, you must select the proper screw length! Your M6 mounting screws should protrude no more than 5/8" (16 mm) into the VESA mount threaded holes (see REAR VIEW figure in prior section). Use of longer screws can damage the monitor. For example, if your VESA mounting bracket is ¼" (6mm) thick, use 20

or 22 mm long M6 screws.

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