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Instruction Manual

MSP-DCC9000

5

INSPECT THE UNIT BEFORE INSTALLING

1.

Carefully inspect the Universal Ceiling Projector Mount for
shipping damage. If any damage is apparent, call your carrier
claims agent and do not continue with the installation until the
carrier has reviewed the damage.

NOTE:

  Read all instructions before starting installation.

2.

Lay out components to ensure you have all the required parts
before proceeding (see “PARTS & DIMENSIONS” on page 3).

PREPARE THE CEILING

Because of the wide variety of possible mounting situations, Dell
Computer Corporation can only provide general guidelines for
installation. Study the following information carefully, and adapt it
as necessary to fit your specific installation.

WARNING:  Be especially aware of the weight of the equipment, and the potential for personal injury or of damage to the
equipment if it is not adequately mounted.

The “General Guidelines” below and the information on the follow-
ing pages cover the most common mounting situations:

• Suspended from an adjustable column secured to a structural cross brace in the ceiling.

• Standard fasteners secured to a wood framing member.

• Suspended from threaded rods that are secured to the structural cross brace

General Guidelines

Carefully determine the position of the Universal Ceiling Projector Mount, and its distance from the screen. This will require
knowing the lens to screen distance (see projector specifications for set-up).

WARNING:  Improper installation can result in serious personal injury!  To avoid such injury, make sure that the ceil-
ing structural members can support a redundant weight factor

five times

 the total weight of the equipment you intend

to support overhead.  If they cannot, the ceiling must be reinforced before you install the Universal Ceiling Projector
Mount.

Summary of Contents for MSP-DCC9000

Page 1: ...rsal Ceiling Projector Mount provides a unique sim plified method of ceiling mounting your inverted projector This low profile design offers three easy mounting methods adjust able column flush or thr...

Page 2: ...of the projector must not exceed 50 lbs 22 68 kg the maximum load capacity of the projector mount CAUTION Inspect the unit for shipping damage See PARTS DIMENSIONS on page 3 TOOLS REQUIRED FOR INSTALL...

Page 3: ...mm Button Head Security Screw 4 70 M3 X 12mm Phillips Pan Head Screw 4 220 1 4 20 x 625 Button Head Security Screw 2 80 M3 Flat Washer Standard 4 230 1 4 20 NyLock Locknut 2 90 Universal Mini SLB Asse...

Page 4: ...4 Instruction Manual MSP DCC9000 Acrobat Document...

Page 5: ...ial for personal injury or of damage to the equipment if it is not adequately mounted The General Guidelines below and the information on the follow ing pages cover the most common mounting situations...

Page 6: ...not support a redundant weight factor five times the total weight of the equipment Adjustable Column Installation using an adjustable column or 1 diameter schedule 40 steel pipe section with 1 NPT thr...

Page 7: ...PLATE ATTACH MENT PROCEDURES on page 8 Threaded Rod Using four 1 4 diameter threaded rods the Universal Ceiling Pro jector Mount can be secured to a typical unistrut angle or channel assembly at the o...

Page 8: ...Failure to use proper attaching hardware and installation procedures may result in equipment damage or serious per sonal injury 5 Determine proper screw size and depth M3 M4 M5 and M6 included for pro...

Page 9: ...install and remove the projector 1 Install loosely the 10 24 thumb nuts on the 10 24 studs of the universal projector mount 2 Align the four locating slots of the universal projector mount with the 1...

Page 10: ...e from each corner 3 Using security wrench and security screws from All Points Security package secure Projector Interface Plate to projector 4 Using security wrench provided replace screws in Project...

Page 11: ...g two 1roll adjustment screws on the face and back of the Universal Ceiling Projector Mount Adjust roll as follows 1 Loosen the roll adjustment screw on the face and back opposite the pitch clamp see...

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