Determine how your soundbar is mounted
There are three typical types speaker mounting methods for Soundbars:
fig. 1
fig. 2
• kEyHOLE
(fig. 1):
This is a slot with a larger circle
at the bottom
SEE PAGES 5-6 FOR THIS TYPE
OF INSTALLATION
• ScREW
(fig. 2):
This is commonly found on center
channel speakers. There is a
threaded nut in the back of the
speaker to screw into.
SEE PAGES 5-6 FOR THIS TYPE
OF INSTALLATION
Determine if you will need
the Extensions (A4)
Measure the distance between the keyhole
openings, screw holes, or mounting brackets on
your soundbar. If the distance between them is
greater than 24.5" (62.2 cm), you will need to use
the Extensions (A4) that came with this Universal
Soundbar Mount.
A. Attach the Extensions (A4) to the Horizontal
Support Plate (A1) as shown in Fig. 4.
B. Secure the Extensions (A4) to the Horizontal
Support Plate (A1) using two Washers (SB) and
two M8 Nuts (AF) for
each
Extension (A4).
Tighten all fully using a wrench.
C. Attach the appropriate mounting bracket for
your soundbar as described in pages 6-7.
SB
A4
A1
Af
fig. 4
PART 1: PREPARING TO MOUNT THE SOUNDBAR
fig. 3
• BRAckET
(fig. 3):
Some speakers have a separate
bracket which attaches to the back
of the Soundbar.
SEE PAGE 7 FOR THIS TYPE
OF INSTALLATION