ēno one Adjustable Wall Mount and Adjustable Mobile Stand Installation Guide

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2 Table of contents Overview... 3 Important considerations... 3 Adjustable Wall Mount considerations... 3 Tools and supplies... 5 What comes in the box... 5 Projector components... 5 Lift system components... 6 ēno interactive whiteboard components... 7 Mobile stand components... 7 Adjustable Wall Mount required items... 8 Adjustable Mobile Stand required items... 8 Prepare the lift system for mounting... 9 Secure the brake handle... 9 Fasten the gas spring to the lift system... 9 Mount the lift system Adjustable Mobile Stand assembly Assemble the legs Add the lift system to the assembled legs Adjustable Wall Mount installation Position the wall mounting brackets Backer board installation Fasten mounting brackets to the wall Fasten the lift system to the wall Route cables and fasten the boom arm to the lift system When cables terminate below the projector boom When cables terminate above the projector boom Install the ēno interactive whiteboard Fasten ēno interactive whiteboard mounting brackets to the lift system Fasten the ēno interactive whiteboard to the lift system Mount the projector Prepare the projector adaptor plate Fasten the projector mount to the boom arm Fasten the projector adaptor plate to the projector Fasten the projector to the boom arm Connect cables to the projector and add the magnetic icon strip to the interactive whiteboard Power on the projector Projector adjustment and driver installation Troubleshooting projector focus and alignment Focus Image location (left to right) Image tilt Image location (up and down) Image size Final check Install the PolyVision Driver Projector Add-in Appendix 1: Backer board installation TOOLS REQUIRED: PARTS/MATERIALS REQUIRED: Index Installation and Operation Guide

3 Overview Congratulations on your purchase of the PolyVision ēno one solution. This manual describes how to install the both the PolyVision ēno one Adjustable Wall Mount and Adjustable Mobile Stand solution for the PolyVision PJ905 projector. The ēno one Adjustable Wall Mount and Adjustable Mobile Stand are designed to accommodate the PolyVision PJ905 projector only. Important considerations The following table provides the total weights of each installation option described in this manual Installation option Adjustable Wall Mount ēno 2610 ēno 2810 Adjustable Mobile Stand ēno 2610 ēno 2810 Total Pounds (kg) 180 (82) 201 (91) 240 (109) 261 (118) Two people are recommending for this installation. The maximum allowable projector weight is 12 pounds (5 kg). No modifications or additions are to be made to the system beyond what is provided by PolyVision. Do not hang from or climb on any part of the ēno one Adjustable Wall Mount or Adjustable Mobile Stand. Tighten all screws securely using torque specifications where provided. Adjustable Wall Mount considerations Be sure to leave adequate spacing between ceilings, junction box and architectural elements to allow unobstructed vertical movement of the ēno one Adjustable Wall Mount. PolyVision 3

4 CAUTION FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS COULD RESULT IN PROPERTY DAMAGE OR PERSONAL INJURY. Read the entire Assembly Direction before beginning installation or assembly. Building construction varies greatly and is outside PolyVision s control. The Building s Engineer of record is responsible for the design of studs, backing, reinforcement, supporting members etc. which the units are attached to and must verify the adequacy of the mounting hardware. These instructions and any hardware provided by PolyVision are for convenience only and are not an indication of what may be required by your local Code. The building owner or designated agent is responsible for verifying that the installation is in compliance with all local Codes and regulations. If you have a problem, question, or request, call your local dealer or PolyVision at POLY (7659) 4 Installation and Operation Guide

5 Tools and supplies What comes in the box Projector components 1 PJ905 Projector 2 Projector icon strip 3 Remote control 4 USB cable 4 Projector power cable 5 VGA cable PolyVision 5

6 Lift system components 1 Boom arm 2 Lift system wall brackets (x3) 3 Lift system 4 Corrugated cable manager 5 Gas spring 6 Projector mount and Projector adaptor plate 7 Quick start guide 8, 9 Allen wrenches 10 5/16 x 18 x 1/2 nylock button head Allen (x10) 11 4mm thumb screws (x3) x 24 screws 6 Installation and Operation Guide

7 ēno interactive whiteboard components 1 Wall mounting brackets (x2) 2 Fasteners (x4) 3 ēno interactive whiteboard 4 Icon strip 5 Accessory kit Mobile stand components 1, 3 L-shaped vertical front legs with castors 2 U-shaped rear leg with castors 4 Laptop/keyboard tray 5 Bottom tray PolyVision 7

8 Adjustable Wall Mount required items #2 x6 x6 Drill bit (determine based on hardware required by local code ) Bubble level Stud finder Step ladder Drill and drill bit Measuring tape (6) Wall anchors / fasteners determined by local code (not included in hardware kit) Optional: Backer board for use where wood studs are not on 16 centers. Adjustable Mobile Stand required items #2 Step ladder Drill #2 drill bit 8 Installation and Operation Guide

Prepare the lift system for mounting Secure the brake handle To secure the lift system brake handle: 1.

*Torque: 50-70 lb in (5-8 Nm) 10-15 lb 5/16 x 18 x 1/2 3.

(Allen wrench provided in the hardware kit).

9 Prepare the lift system for mounting Secure the brake handle To secure the lift system brake handle: 1. Expose the open side of the lift system. 2. Rotate the brake handle 90 degrees to the in use position. *Torque: lb in (5-8 Nm) lb 5/16 x 18 x 1/2 3. Fasten the handle in place using two 5/16 x 18 x 1/2 self-locking screws, one per brake handle arm (Allen wrench provided in the hardware kit). Fasten the gas spring to the lift system To fasten the gas spring to the lift system: 1. Rotate the lift system brake handle upward to release the brake and extend the lift system to its maximum height. PolyVision 9

10 2. Remove the 13 mm and 10 mm locking pins located at each end of the gas spring sockets and retain them for later use. Note: Notice that the locking pins for each end of the gas spring are unique and be prepared to replace them in a later step. 3. Insert the gas spring through the opening in the left system so that the larger black cylinder and larger (13 mm) socket is oriented with the 13 mm ball stud on the lift system carriage. 4. Align the larger (13 mm) socket at the top of the gas spring with the ball joint on the upper rear of the lift system tubular support. If necessary, lift the brake handle to release the brake and adjust the lift system to align the ball and socket. 10 Installation and Operation Guide

5. Press the ball and socket together until fully seated. Moderate pressure is needed. 6. Align the socket at the bottom of the gas spring with the ball joint on the lower front of the lift system.

11 5. Press the ball and socket together until fully seated. Moderate pressure is needed. 6. Align the socket at the bottom of the gas spring with the ball joint on the lower front of the lift system. If necessary, lift the brake handle to release the brake and adjust the lift system to align the ball and socket. 7. Press the ball and socket together until fully seated. Moderate pressure is needed. 8. Replace the locking pins on gas spring sockets at both ends, with the larger locking pin applied to the cylinder and the smaller locking pin to the rod end of the gas spring. Note: Avoid contacting gas spring push rod with hard objects capable of scratching, such as tools or rings. Damage to the gas spring will reduce lift system life and will void the product warranty. PolyVision 11

12 Mount the lift system This section describes how to mount the lift system on the mobile stand or on a structural wall. Adjustable Mobile Stand assembly Assemble the legs To assemble the mobile stand legs: 1. Slide one arm of the U-shaped back leg (with casters) over the short coupler tube located at the rear of one of the L-shaped vertical legs (with locking casters) front leg. Note: Assure that the L-shaped vertical legs are oriented as shown below. 2. Align the pre-drilled and threaded screw hole in the L-shaped vertical leg with the one on the arm of the U- shaped back leg. 3. Fasten with one 5/16 x 18 x 1/2 self locking screw using moderate torque (Allen wrench provided in the hardware kit). Final torque will be applied in a later step. 4. Repeat for the other L-shaped vertical leg. 5. Place the assembled legs in a horizontal position with the locking casters of the L-shaped legs resting on the floor. 6. Hook the rear edge of the bottom tray over the top portion of the U-shaped leg section. 7. Rotate the tray until tray mounting holes make contact with underside of L-shaped leg section. 8. Fasten the tray to the under side of the L-shaped front leg using two 5/16 x 18 x 1/2 self locking screw with moderate torque (Allen wrench provided in the hardware kit). Final torque will be applied in a later step. 12 Installation and Operation Guide

13 Add the lift system to the assembled legs To add the lift system to the assembled legs: 1. Release the brake handle and raise the lift system to its maximum height. 2. Place the lift system on the floor with the open side facing the floor. 3. Tilt up the bottom of the lift system to a 20 degree angle and support it in that position using, for example, packing material from the inner pack. 4. Slide the vertical arms of the mobile stand into the 2.5 openings on each side of the lift system. 5. Align the four screw holes on the rear of lift system with the threaded screw holes in the mobile stand L- shaped vertical legs. 6. Fasten the lift system to the mobile stand using four 5/16 x 18 x1/2 self locking screw with moderate torque (Allen wrench provided in the hardware kit). 7. Tighten all 5/16 x 18 x 1/2 self locking screws to a torque of lb ft (5-8 Nm). U-shaped leg section to vertical L-shaped legs (x2) Bottom tray to underside of L-shaped legs (x2) Lift system to mobile stand (x4) Caution: Confirm that the front castors are locked and taped to aid tilting the Adjustable Mobile Stand to the upright position. The mobile stand and lift system together weigh 145 pounds (66 kg). Use caution to avoid shocking the rear casters and over-rotating the system as you raise it. PolyVision 13

14 8. With an assistant, raise the mobile stand and lift system assembly to the vertical position. 9. To support a laptop or keyboard from the rear of the Adjustable Mobile Stand, hang the laptop tray from the louver in the back of the lift system which provides the best ergonomic conditions for the user. Use the laptop tray s elastic cords to secure the laptop, chargers, and excess cabling. Proceed to Route cables and fasten the boom arm to the lift system on page Installation and Operation Guide

The Building s Engineer of record is responsible for the design of studs, backing, reinforcement, supporting members etc.

15 Adjustable Wall Mount installation CAUTION FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS COULD RESULT IN PROPERTY DAMAGE OR PERSONAL INJURY. Read the entire Assembly Direction before beginning installation or assembly. Building construction varies greatly and is outside PolyVision s control. The Building s Engineer of record is responsible for the design of studs, backing, reinforcement, supporting members etc. which the units are attached to and must verify the adequacy of the Mounting hardware. These instructions and any hardware provided by PolyVision are for convenience only and are not an indication of what may be required by your local Code. The building owner or designated agent is responsible for verifying that the installation is in compliance with all local Codes and regulations. If you have a problem, question, or request, call your local dealer or PolyVision at POLY (7659) Position the wall mounting brackets To position the wall brackets: 1. Choose a location on the wall free of architectural obstacles (fire alarm / suppression, junction boxes, low ceilings) with convenient access to: computer and projector connections power source 2. If installing on a sheetrock wall, use a stud finder to locate and mark the position of the wood wall studs: Studs must be on 16 centers. If studs are not on 16 centers, you can proceed only if you install a backer board on the wall first. Refer to Backer board installation on page 16. WARNING: The total lift system with projector and interactive whiteboard weighs roughly 201 pounds (91 kg). If installing on a sheetrock wall, all three wall mounting brackets must be fastened to stud centers with appropriate mounting hardware. If mounting on a cinder block brick wall, assure that no drill hole location aligns with mortar joints. Consult local building code authority for minimum anchoring requirements. Failure to do so could result in personal injury. PolyVision 15

16 3. Measure and mark a line that is: 56 (1422 mm) from the floor for a finished board height of 32 (813 mm) from the floor (industry standard for lower elementary) 60 (1524 mm) from the floor for a finished board height of 36 (914 mm) from the floor (industry standard for upper elementary) 120 lb 55 kg 120 lb 55 kg 120 lb 55 kg 60 (1524mm) ABC 56 (1422.4mm) 100 lbs 45 kg 16 (406mm) 100 lbs 45 kg 16 (406mm) 100 lbs 45 kg 4. Measure and mark three plumb vertical lines on 16 centers (centered on wood studs if applicable). 5. Use the mounting brackets as a template to carefully mark two mounting-hole locations on each of the three vertical lines (six hole locations total) by aligning the 90 degree flange on the wall mounting bracket with the horizontal level line centered on the plumb vertical lines. Backer board installation If installing on a sheet rock wall where wooden studs are not on 16 centers, you must install a backer board on the wall prior to installing the Adjustable Wall Mount. To install a backer board, refer to Appendix 1 on page 30. Fasten mounting brackets to the wall To fasten the wall mounting brackets to the wall: 1. Bolt the three wall mounting brackets to the wall using fasteners appropriate to your wall condition and ensuring that the brackets are on 16 centers. 16 Installation and Operation Guide

17 Fasten the lift system to the wall To fasten the lift system to the wall: 1. With the help of an assistant, hook the up turned tabs of the three wall mounting brackets through complimentary slots along lower edge of lift system. 2. Rotate the lift system flush to wall mount brackets 3. Align screw-hole locations on the right angle flange at the top of the three wall mounting brackets with corresponding holes in the lift system. 4. Fasten the lift system to the wall mounting brackets using three 5/16 x 18 x 1/2 self-locking screws with a torque of lb ft (5-8 NM) (Allen wrench provided in the hardware kit). PolyVision 17

Route cables and fasten the boom arm to the lift system Note: When routing cables to power and data sources, above or below projector boom, confirm that an appropriate free length of cable is

18 Route cables and fasten the boom arm to the lift system Note: When routing cables to power and data sources, above or below projector boom, confirm that an appropriate free length of cable is available to support full carriage travel range of 16 ½ (419 mm). The recommended slack at maximum carriage extensions is 2 (51 mm) to ensure that cables are never strained. When cables terminate below the projector boom 1. Route the projector VGA, power, and USB cables (provided with the projector) through the boom arm as shown below. Leave 8 (203 mm) of cable ends for the projector cable connections. This will result in approximately 9 (2743 mm) of cabling for power source and data termination. 2. Pull the pivot pin on the turret base and add the projector boom to the lift system, passing projector cables through the turret base. 3. Confirm free movement of the projector boom arm by pulling the boom pivot pin and rotating the boom arm between the in use and stowed positions. The boom turret includes a self-centering feature to ensure proper alignment when the boom returns to its in use position. 18 Installation and Operation Guide

NOTE: Route the cabling between the gas spring and brake rod and the rear of ēno interactive whiteboard. 6.

19 4. Cover cabling below the turret base with 48 (1200 mm) of the split corrugated conduit provided. 5. Pass conduit-covered cables through the elliptical cable hole at the top and bottom of the lift system, extending cabling through the lift system to desired power and data terminations. NOTE: Route the cabling between the gas spring and brake rod and the rear of ēno interactive whiteboard. 6. Lock the corrugated conduit into the key hole in the lift system to secure the cable bundle in position. 7. As local codes allow, stow excess cable by retaining it within the lift system. Use care to ensure that projector cables do not make contact with the gas spring and brake rod when the lift system rises and lowers. When cables terminate above the projector boom 1. Route the projector VGA, power, and USB cables (provided with the projector) through the boom arm as shown below. Leave 8 (203 mm) of cable ends for the projector. This will result in approximately 10 (3048 mm) of cabling for power source and data termination. 2. Pull the locking pin on the turret base and apply the projector boom assembly to turret base. 3. Confirm free movement of the projector boom arm by pulling the boom pivot pin and rotating the boom arm between the in use and stowed positions. The boom turret includes a self-centering feature to ensure proper alignment when the boom returns to its in use position. 4. Cover cabling between the top of the boom arm and its termination with a segment of the split corrugated conduit provided. PolyVision 19

20 Install the ēno interactive whiteboard Fasten ēno interactive whiteboard mounting brackets to the lift system To install the ēno mounting brackets to the lift system: 1. Fasten the two mounting brackets (provided with the ēno interactive whiteboard) to the lift system using two #10 Allen bolts with #10 self-locking nuts per bracket provided in the hardware kit. NOTE: Recesses in the rear of the lift system brackets prevent the #10 self-locking nuts from turning during installation to eliminate the need for wrenches. 20 Installation and Operation Guide

21 Fasten the ēno interactive whiteboard to the lift system To fasten the ēno interactive whiteboard to the lift system: 1. With the help of an assistant, lift the board and hang it from the wall brackets, as shown. 2. Assure that the ēno interactive whiteboard is centered about the projector boom turret to within +/- 1/16 (2 mm). 3. Fasten the interactive whiteboard to the upper edge of the wall brackets using the four #8 self-drilling screws provided in the hardware kit. PolyVision 21

Mount the projector Prepare the projector adaptor plate Disassemble the projector adaptor plate from the projector mount by removing the two thumbscrews as shown below.

22 Mount the projector Prepare the projector adaptor plate Disassemble the projector adaptor plate from the projector mount by removing the two thumbscrews as shown below. NOTE: Retain the thumbscrews for later use. Fasten the projector mount to the boom arm To fasten the projector mount to the boom arm: 1. Slide the the projector mount onto the boom arm. 2. Align the projector mount so that the bolt is centered in the adjustment slot as shown below. 3. Fasten the projector mount to the boom arm using the 5/16 x18 x1/2 bolt provided in the hardware bag. 22 Installation and Operation Guide

23 Fasten the projector adaptor plate to the projector To fasten the projector adapter plate to the projector: 1. Align the three screw holes on the projector adaptor plate with the hole locations on the projector as shown below. 2. Fasten the plate to the projector using three thumb screws provided in hardware kit. Two of the screw holes in the projector adaptor plate are elongated slots. Assure that the screws are centered in the elongated slots for the initial installation. (Refer to Projector adjustment and driver installation on page 27.) PolyVision 23

suspend the projector from the boom arm. 2. Rotate the projector up and into place. 3.

24 Fasten the projector to the boom arm To fasten the projector to the boom arm: 1. Align the front folded edge of the projector adaptor plate with the front keyed section of the projector mount and suspend the projector from the boom arm. 2. Rotate the projector up and into place. 3. Align the screw holes in the projector plate with those on the mount assembly. 4. Fasten the projector in place using the two thumb screws that were removed. 24 Installation and Operation Guide

25 Connect cables to the projector and add the magnetic icon strips to the interactive whiteboard 1. Connect the power, USB and VGA cable to the back of the projector as shown below. 2. Affix the two magnetic icon strips to the interactive whiteboard for interactive whiteboard control and for projector control. 3. Remove lens cover from the projector. PolyVision 25

26 Power on the projector Connect the projector power cord to an AC outlet and press the power button on the projector. 26 Installation and Operation Guide

Projector adjustment and driver installation Troubleshooting projector focus and alignment Once the projector is powered on and warmed up, a PolyVision splash screen appears automatically on the ēno

27 Projector adjustment and driver installation Troubleshooting projector focus and alignment Once the projector is powered on and warmed up, a PolyVision splash screen appears automatically on the ēno interactive whiteboard. The following steps describe how to adjust the focus and position of the splash screen if necessary. For best image quality, it is recommended that digital projector settings not be altered unless mechanical adjustments below fail to provide acceptable image placement and clarity. See projector user manual for digital image adjustment details. NOTE: Projector should be level, square to the interactive whiteboard surface, and set to Fill Mode (the default setting) prior to attempting the following adjustments. By design, ēno 2810 will not fully fill across the width of the board. There will be a vertical margin measuring approximately 2.5 (63 mm) to either side of the projected image. HINT: Hold a piece of white paper at the projected image border, slightly overlapping with the image to better define image boundary. A ¼ (6 mm) overlap of projected image on to projection surface trim often yields a favorable image fit. Focus To adjust the splash screen focus: 1. Use the manual focus adjustment found on the front of the projector. FOCUS Image location (left to right) To adjust the splash screen location from left to right: 1. Loosen the two exposed projector adaptor plate thumbscrews. 2. Rotate the projector to move the splash screen image. 3. Tighten the thumbscrews. PolyVision 27

Tighten or loosen one jack screw at a time for best results.

28 Image tilt To adjust the tilt angle of the splash screen: 1. Adjust the jack screws on top of the projector mount. Tighten or loosen one jack screw at a time for best results. Image location (up and down) To adjust the splash screen offset (up and down): 1. Adjust the jack screws on top of the projector mount at the same time in the same direction. 28 Installation and Operation Guide

Image size To adjust the splash screen size: 1. Loosen the projector mount 5/6-18 bolt. 2. Slide the projector front or back to increase or decrease the splash screen size. 3.

29 Image size To adjust the splash screen size: 1. Loosen the projector mount 5/6-18 bolt. 2. Slide the projector front or back to increase or decrease the splash screen size. 3. Tighten the 5/6-18 x1/2 bolt to lb ft (5-8Nm) torque. Final check Once all adjustments have been made to the splash screen location, go back through the assembly and ensure that all hardware has been fully tightened as specified. Install the PolyVision Driver Projector Add-in To get started using the PolyVision ēno one Adjustable Wall Mount or Adjustable Mobile Stand for the PolyVision PJ905 projector: 1. Ensure that the PolyVision Driver 2.1 (or newer) has been installed on the teacher s computer prior to completing the next step. 2. Insert the PolyVision Getting Started CD into the teacher s computer and follow the on screen prompts to configure the PolyVision Driver Projector Add-in. 3. Connect the USB and VGA cables to the teacher s computer. Proceed with instructions provided with the ēno interactive whiteboard to prepare the ēno stylus for use. PolyVision 29

30 Appendix 1: Backer board installation WALL MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS ENO ONE 2610/2810 HEIGHT ADJUSTABLE MOUNT INSTALLATION ON DRYWALL OVER 24" CENTERS WARNING IT IS THE INSTALLER'S RESPONSIBILITY TO CONFIRM THAT THE SUPPORTING WALL SURFACE WILL SAFELY SUPPORT THE 200 LB MAXIMUM COMBINED LOAD OF THE EQUIPMENT AND ALL ATTACHED COMPONENTS AND HARDWARE IN COMPLIANCE WITH APPLICABLE BUILDING CODES. THIS PRODUCT IS ONLY TO BE INSTALLED BY WORKERS SKILLED IN BASIC BUILDING CONSTRUCTION WHO HAVE READ AND FULLY UNDERSTAND THE FOLLOWING WALL MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS. THIS EQUIPMENT MAY BE MOUNTED ON 1/2" MINIMUM THICKNESS DRYWALL OVER WOOD OR METAL STUDS.IF DRYWALL IS MORE THAN 5/8" THICK, FASTENER LENGTHS WILL NEED TO BE INCREASED ACCORDINGLY FROMTHOSE SPECIFIED BELOW. MAKE SURE SCREWS ARE INSTALLED INTO THE CENTER OF STUDS. USE OF AN "EDGE FINDER" TYPE OF STUD FINDER IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. IF STUDS ARE WOOD, INSTALL TAPPING SCREWS DIRECTLY INTO STUDS. IF STUDS ARE METAL, THE MINIMUM METAL THICKNESS IS 24 GAUGE, AND TOGGLE ANCHORS MUST BE USED WITH MACHINE SCREWS. DO NOT INSTALL TAPPING SCREWS DIRECTLY INTO METAL STUDS! ALWAYS USE AN ASSISTANT TO AID IN SAFELY LIFTING AND POSITIONING THE EQUIPMENT BEING INSTALLED. TIGHTEN FASTENERS FIRMLY, BUT DO NOT OVER-TIGHTEN. OVERTIGHTENING CAN CAUSE DAMAGE AND GREATLY REDUCE HOLDING POWER. CONSULT FASTENER MANUFACTURER FOR TORQUE RANGE. THIS PRODUCT IS INTENDED FOR INDOOR INSTALLATION ONLY. OUTDOOR INSTALLATION COULD LEAD TO PRODUCT FAILURE AND PERSONAL INJURY. TOOLS REQUIRED: 1) STUD FINDER - EDGE FINDER TYPE 2) TAPE MEASURE 3) 24 INCH LEVEL 4) 12" X 24" CARPENTER'S SQUARE 5) 3/8" DRILL MOTOR6) #2 PHILLIPS HEX DRIVER BIT OPTIONAL (FOR USE WITH DRILL MOTOR) 7) HAMMER 8) SCREWDRIVER - #2 PHILLIPS 9) 9/16" HEX SOCKET, 2.00" EXTENSION & 1/2" RATCHET 10) 9/64" (0.141) DRILL BIT (PILOT HOLE FOR METAL STUDS) 11) 7/32 (0.219) DRILL BIT 12) 29/64 (0.453) DRILL BIT 13)1/2" (0.500) STEP DRILL BIT (FOR USE WITH TOGGLE ANCHORS INDRYWALL AND METAL STUDS) 30 Installation and Operation Guide

31 PARTS/MATERIALS REQUIRED: 1) 3/4" THICK PLYWOOD PANEL PRE CUT TO 18" X 66". USE CABINET GRADE PLYWOOD OF GOOD QUALITY TO INSURE A MECHANICALLY SOUND MOUNTING MEDIUM. 2) (6) 3/8-16 TEE NUT, W/SELF LOCKING THREADS, 7/16" BARREL X 7/16" HIGH BARREL HEIGHT. McMASTER-CARR P/N 93766A500 3) (6) 3/8-16 X 1 1/4" LONG, CAP SCREW, GRADE 5, SERRATER FLANGE HEX, STEEL, ZINC PLATE McMASTER-CARR P/N 92323A5564) 4) (10) #10 X 2 1/2" LONG TAPPING SCREW, TRUSS HEAD PHILLIPS, STEEL, ZINC PLATE McMASTER- CARR P/N 93406A254 5) (4) TOGGLE ANCHOR, THREADS McMASTER-CARR P/N 97802A314 6) (4) X 2.00 LONG, PAN HEAD PHILLIPS, STEEL, ZINC PLATE McMASTER-CARR P/N 90272A2537) 7) (4) #10 FLAT WASHER, 7/32" ID X 1/2" OD, STEEL, ZINC PLATE McMASTER-CARR P/N 90126A514 (24" CENTERS) PolyVision 31

32 1. DETERMINE WALL LOCATION WHERE THE SPRING ADJUSTMENT MECHANISM WILL MOUNT. 2. INSURE THAT WALL IS SECURE AND SOUND WITH NO STRUCTURAL DEFECTS. 3. LOCATE ANE MARK CENTER LOCATION OF STUDS ON 24 INCH CENTERS. THESE CENTERS WILL LATER BE TRANSFERRED TO THE PLYWOOD ADAPTER PANEL THAT THE SPRING ADJUST MECHANISM WILL BE MOUNTED ON. 32 Installation and Operation Guide

33 1. ON THE BACK OF THE PLYWOOD ADAPTER PANEL, THE SIDE THAT WILL FACE THE DRYWALL, CAREFULLY LAYOUT AND DRILL (4) THROUGH 29/64" HOLES, HOLES AS SHOWN ABOVE. 2. AFTER DRILLING THE THROUGH INSERT THE 29/64" THROUGH HOLES, INSERT THE (4) 3/8-16 TEE NUTS AND HAMMER THE FLANGE FLUSH WITH THE SURFACE OF THE PLYWOOD PANEL. PolyVision 33

34 1. PLACE PLYWOOD ADAPTER PANEL AGAINST WALL AS SHOWN ABOVE. BE SURE THAT THE TEE NUT FLANGE SIDE IS AGAINST THE WALL. 2. ADJUST PANEL LOCATION TO AGREE WITH DIMENSIONS AS SHOWN ABOVE AND INSURE THAT THE PANEL IS LEVEL. 3. TRANSFER STUD CENTERLINES (THAT WERE PREVIOUSLY MARKED ON WALL) TO THE PLYWOOD ADAPTER PANEL. 4. REMOVE PLYWOOD ADAPTER PANEL FROM THE WALL. 5. CAREFULLY LAYOUT HOLE PATTERN "S" AS SHOWN ABOVE AND DRILL 7/32" HOLES THROUGH THE PANEL. 6. WITH A PENCIL OR OTHER MARKER, MARK THESE HOLES WITH THE LETTER "S" TO INDICATE WHERE SCREWS WILL BE PLACED INTO WOOD STUDS. 7. CAREFULLY LAYOUT HOLE PATTERN "H" AS SHOWN ABOVE AND DRILL 7/32" HOLES THROUGH THE PLYWOOD ADAPTER PANEL 8. WITH A PENCIL OR OTHER MARKER, MARK THESE HOLES WITH THE LETTER "H" TO INDICATE WHERE SCREW WILL BE PLACED INTO TOGGLEANCHORS THAT WILL BE INSTALLED INTO DRYWALL LATER. 9. PLACE PLYWOOD ADAPTER PANEL AGAINST WALL AS SHOWN ABOVE. BE SURE THAT THE TEE NUT FLANGE SIDE IS AGAINST THE WALL. 34 Installation and Operation Guide

35 10. ADJUST PANEL LOCATION TO AGREE WITH DIMENSIONS AS SHOWN ABOVE AND INSURE THAT THE PANEL IS LEVEL. 11. TRANSFER THE HOLE CENTERS MARKED "H" THROUGH THE PLYWOOD ADAPTER PANEL TO THE DRYWALL. 12. REMOVE PLYWOOD ADAPTER PANEL FROM THE WALL. 13. DRILL 1/2" HOLES THROUGH THE DRYWALL AT THE "H" CENTERS TRANSFERRED FROM THE PLYWOOD ADAPTER PANEL. 14. INSTALL TOGGLE ANCHORS BY PUSHING THE TOGGLE THROUGH THE 1/2" HOLE, THEN PULL THE ANCHOR BACK TOWARDS YOU UNTIL TOGGLE RESTS FIRMLY AGAINST THE BACK SURFACE OF THE DRYWALL. NEXT, SLIDE THE RETAINER CAP UP TO THE WALL FIRMLY AND SNAP OFF THE STRAPS. 15. PLACE PLYWOOD ADAPTER PANEL ON WALL (TEE NUT FLANGE SIDE AGINST WALL), ALIGNING THE "H" HOLES WITH THE TOGGLE ANCHORS PREVIOUSLY INSTALLED ABOVE. INSTALL X 2" LONG PAN HD PHILLIPS MACHINE SCREWS AND #10 FLAT WASHERS (4 PLACES) AND TIGHTEN SECURELY. 16. INSTALL #10 X 2 1/2" TRUSSHEAD TAPPING SCREWSIN HOLES MARKED "S" AND TIGHTEN SECURELY (10 PLACES). DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN! 17. MOUNT ENO ONE WALL BRACKETS WITH 3/8-16 X 1 1/4" LONG CAP SCREW, GRADE 5, HEX FLANGE STEEL BOLTS. 18. INSTALL ENO ONE ADJUSTABLE WALL MOUNT PER INSTALLATION MANUAL. PolyVision 35

36 Index Backer board installation, 16, 30 Boom arm, 6 Boom arm installation, 18 Bottom tray, 7 Brake handle, 9 Cable routing, 18, 19 Connect cables, 25 Corrugated cable manager, 6, 19 Final check, 29 Focus, 27 Gas spring installation, 9 Gas spring locking pin, 9 Hardware kit, 6 Icon strip, 25 Image location (left to right), 27 Image location (up and down), 28 Image size, 29 Image tilt, 28 Interactive whiteboard mounting brackets, 7, 20 Laptop tray, 7, 14 Lift System, 6 Lift System Wall Brackets, 6 Mobile stand assembly, 12 Mobile stand legs, 7 Mounting the interactive whiteboard, 21 PJ905 projector, 3, 5 PolyVision Driver 2.1, 29 Power button, 26 Projector adaptor plate, 6, 22, 23, 24 Projector adjustment, 27 Projector icon strip, 5 Projector mount, 6, 22 Required tools, 8 Troubleshooting, 27 USB cable, 5 VGA cable, 5 Wall mounting bracket locations, Installation and Operation Guide

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