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Installation guide

Mediacom table with metal leg

Parts to assemble

Step 1 :
Aligned with the inserts, screw the brackets to the technical 
panel.

Step 2 :
Screw the metal leg to the surface using the pre-drilled holes.

Step 3 :
Screw the surface to the brackets.

Step 4 :
If it applicable, install the Downtown Connection (M8). Refer to 
pages 8 and 10.

* For access to the interior of technical panel, see p.7

Install the vertical cable conduit :
- Using the pre-drilled holes, attach the screws into the technical 
panel by screwing lightly.
- Place the vertical cable conduit on to the screws.

Technical panel

Surface

Brackets

Metal leg

Back upper panel
- Remove the metal plate located on the top of technical panel.
- Lift the panel and remove it.

Back lower panel
- Remove the 2 screws located at the bottom of panel.
- Lift the panel and remove it.

The construction of technical panel for all Mediacom tables is 
the same. It is possible to access the interior through the back of 
the panel by following the steps below :

Metal plate

2 Screws to remove

Access to the interior of technical panel

MEDIACOM TABLES

Finishing profiles

Finishing profiles are used to conceal electrical cables and 
the monitor support brackets. The profiles are installed on 
the technical panel of a Mediacom table, on either side of the 

There are no pre-drilled holes on the technical panel. 
After installing the monitor on the technical panel, center the 
profiles and screw them close to the monitor.
 

Profiles centered height wise

Finishing profiles

Summary of Contents for downtown

Page 1: ...Installation guide Update August 2016...

Page 2: ...downtown 2 Installation guide...

Page 3: ...12 Panel with the Downtown Connection system 13 Installation of D C in the mobile panel 13 Downtown Connection Electronic connections 8 Installation of D C on table with architectural base 9 Installa...

Page 4: ...ed on the correct side of the seating Example Part A Left side Part B Right side Step 3 Screw part A under the seating 1 under the frame NOTE Center part A between the legs Seating 1 Seating 2 Step 4...

Page 5: ...ft the vertical cable conduit to remove it Step 1 Screw the metal leg to the surface using the pre drilled holes Legs positioning under the surface Bistro table with multi outlet Step 1 Place all part...

Page 6: ...able and the beams Step 3 If applicable install the multi outlet For access to the interior of technical panel see p 7 Technical panel Surface Structural beam Gable M4 pivoting multi outlet module Ins...

Page 7: ...metal plate located on the top of technical panel Lift the panel and remove it Back lower panel Remove the 2 screws located at the bottom of panel Lift the panel and remove it The construction of tec...

Page 8: ...the system and refer to the picture below Blue plastic lock Screw the blue lock in the electronic box and fix it with a tie wrap Step 3 Connect the electrical cable orange to the electronic box This c...

Page 9: ...Transformer Transformer wire connected to the power bar Step 6 Screw the HDMI cable access module under the surface using the pre drilled holes 6 screws to install Place and screw the surface onto pla...

Page 10: ...panel using the pre drilled holes 4 screws to install Electronic box Step 4 Line up the black metal support with the pre drilled holes on the technical panel Place a cable in each of the slots Attach...

Page 11: ...cable access module and plug into the power bar Use the cable fastener to hold the excess cable Insert the communication punch out plate Black plastic ring Electrical outlet Communication punch out p...

Page 12: ...l outlet cable in the cable conduit and plug it into the power bar Repeat the steps for the monitor cable Cable conduit To remove the cover pull it towards you Step 2 Remove the back panel and install...

Page 13: ...nt of mobile panel Install the monior Back of mobile panel Remove the metal top cap Metal plate Removable laminate panel Installation of Downtown C in the mobile panel The Downtown Connection must be...

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