Dynamic Mounting Down and Out Motor Mount Installation Directions Manual Download Page 10

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Radio Frequency (RF) and Infrared Remote (IR) Controls 

These Instructions are for the RF and IR controller mount, NOT the IP controlled mount, see page for that information. 
 

Pinching and Crushing Hazard:

 

The  wall  mount  actuation  is  very  strong,  do  NOT 

run the mount when anyone is near the mount. Do NOT have any part of the body in the mount or 
between the TV and Wall. The Mount will keep driving until someone pushes another button on 
the remote to stop it. When working on the mount unplug the power. 

 

 

RF Remote Control  

The RF remote requires 2 AAA batteries, to replace use a small screwdriver to slide the cover tab over and then pull out. 
The RF remote comes with a holder that can be mounted, screws are supplied.  
 

IR Remote Control  

The IR remote comes with a battery and needs to be pointed at the IR receiver to work.  
 

Note: 

The RF remote, receiver, and IR receiver has a light that flashes to indicate buttons being pushed and commands being sent. 

 

Remote Control Buttons 

  –  Move the mount up to the topmost set position 

o

 

Mount cannot be driven higher then set limit 

o

 

Comes set for max top position 

o

 

Hold to drive to position 

  –  Move the mount down to the bottom most set position 

o

 

Mount cannot be driven lower then set limit 

o

 

Comes set for lowest bottom position 

o

 

Hold to drive to position 

1

  –  Move the mount to the set 1 position 

o

 

Mount will drive to this position from either direction 

o

 

Does not come set out of the box 

o

 

Hold to drive to position 

2

  –  Move the mount to the set 2 position 

o

 

Mount will drive to this position from either direction 

o

 

Does not come set out of the box 

o

 

Hold to drive to position 

Run

  –  Automatically move to the position selected 

o

 

Press 

Run

  then  any  position  button  within  3  seconds 

and the mount will move there automatically 

o

 

Press any button to stop movement 

Set

  -  Set and Clear Positions 

o

 

Press 

Set,

 then any position button, then Hold 

Set

 for 3 

seconds to  set the current position  for that button,  light 
will flash twice to indicate the position is set. 

o

 

Press 

Set,

 then any position button, then Hold 

Set

 for 6 

seconds to clear the current position for the button, light 
will flash twice at 3 seconds, keep holding until the light 
flashes three times to indicate the position is cleared 

Stop

  –  Press any button to stop movement 

 

Note:

 

Press each button firmly; a quick tap probably will not work.  

 

AutoMove  is  Dangerous:

 

The  Mount  will  keep  driving  until  someone  pushes  another 

button on the remote to stop it or it reaches the position. Keep an eye on the mount until it stops 
moving. The wall mount actuation is very strong. Do NOT run the mount when anyone is near the 
mount. Do NOT have any part of the body in the mount or between the TV and Wall.

 

 

 

Automatically Move to Position 

The  mount  can  be  automatically  moved  to  any  set  position  without  having  to  hold  the  button.  To  do  this,  press 

Run

  and  then  the 

Position Button (

,

1

2

). To stop movement, simply push any button on the remote.  

 

Preventing Mount from Hitting Shelf 

If the mount would hit the shelf or some other object in the top or bottom position. You can easily reduce the top (

) and bottom most 

(

) position so that the mount cannot move past that point. Follow the directions in the  

Remote Control Buttons section above.  
 

Note:

 

For additional information and IR button codes go to 

www.dynamicmounting.com/IP

. 

 

Summary of Contents for Down and Out Motor Mount

Page 1: ...op it Note These instructions are for the non swivel and swivel version of the Down and Out Motor Mount Specifications Fits most Flat and Curved Televisions 40 inches and larger to 125 lbs with Frame 70 lbs as Single Stud No Frame Check television weight and mounting hole pattern for compatibility with your television Note for smaller televisions the mount may be wider or taller than the televisio...

Page 2: ...rew 4 M6 x 35 mm 1 38 long Phillips head machine screw 4 M8 x 20 mm 78 long Phillips head machine screw 4 M8 x 35 mm 1 38 long Phillips head machine screw 4 1 4 tall plastic spacers 8 1 tall plastic spacers 4 Steel M6 washers Table of Contents Swivel Version 5 Swivel Cam Adjust 5 Determining Where to Put Mount 6 Attaching TV Hangers to Television 6 Conditions for Mounting the Frame to the Wall 7 M...

Page 3: ...ze Television Mounting Hole Pattern Range Wall Mounting Hole Pattern Range Note Mount Only Comes with 2 television Mounting Arms Not the 4 Shown Figure 2 Vertical in Top Position Vertical tolerance in Out and Bottom Positions is 1 degree Figure 3 Max Tilt and Motion at the Top ...

Page 4: ...ing com Install 4 Figure 4 Overview of Mount Parts Figure 5 Mount Overall Size without Frame Television Mounting Hole Pattern Range Wall Mounting Hole Pattern Range Note Mount Only Comes with 2 television Mounting Arms Not the 4 Shown ...

Page 5: ... set so that the TV will not hit the wall or shelf while still allowing the maximum amount of swivel Figure 6 Swivel Swivel Cam Adjust To avoid the TV hitting the wall or shelf adjust the Swivel Cam and tighten the Cam Nut shown in Figure 7 Run the TV up to ensure it is set so that the TV can swivel as much as possible without it hitting the Wall when it goes past the out position There are 2 cams...

Page 6: ... that out also with the soundbar bracket 4 Figure 8 shows the important things to look for and measure 5 Figure 1 and Figure 5 show important dimensions of the mount 6 The bottoms of the TV Hanger Mount and Frame are the same height We recommend attaching the TV Hangers Figure 9 to the TV and measuring from the bottom of the TV Hanger 7 If mounting over a shelf make sure the H and C minimum distan...

Page 7: ...levision will sag to one side The heavier the TV and the more off center the more unlevel the TV will be through its range of motion 2 Mark the locations of the mounting holes by Using the Frame as a template 3 Once you know your location pre drill 1 of the top row of mounting holes 2 5in deep using the 1 4in drill bit 4 Figure 10 shows the correct order to put on the lag screw 5 Use a 9 16in wren...

Page 8: ...eight of the television and mount Dynamic Mounting assumes no responsibility for damage from an improperly installed mount 5 The mounting holes need to be in the center of the studs use a stud finder as needed 6 2 lag screws are needed in the top slots of the mount and 1 in the bottom slot Important The TV needs to be centered on the mount to avoid leaning Mounting Single Stud to the Wall The top ...

Page 9: ...e TV attached to them over the Hook Plate as shown in Figure 12 6 Adjust the television so that it is centered on the mount 7 Hit the Hanger Locks as shown in Figure 13 to lock the TV to the mount 8 Plug the power in and move around Figure 12 Attaching the Television Figure 13 TV Hanger Locks TV Level The Level of the TV can be fine tuned 5 degrees after it is put on the mount 1 Figure Out which T...

Page 10: ... position from either direction o Does not come set out of the box o Hold to drive to position Run Automatically move to the position selected o Press Run then any position button within 3 seconds and the mount will move there automatically o Press any button to stop movement Set Set and Clear Positions o Press Set then any position button then Hold Set for 3 seconds to set the current position fo...

Page 11: ...hite twice when let go to indicate the position is set o Press Set then Hold position button for 6 seconds light will flash green twice to clear the position for that button light will flash red then white when let go to indicate the position is cleared Set IR Only Set Positions 1 and 2 o Press Set then position button 1 or 2 Light will flash white twice when let go to indicate the position is set...

Page 12: ...c Disabled IP Address Dynamic IP DHCP Enabled Default setting is easier to connect to if unsure use this one 7 For Dynamic IP addresses skip Static IP section and go to step 11 Static IP DHCP Disabled Takes a little more work to setup but is steadier and some Home Automation systems require it If unsure about IP addresses use Dynamic 8 Type in an empty address for Static IP 9 A Typical Netmask is ...

Page 13: ...d the downward travel T when you have an 8 shelf depth D and you attach the bottom of the mount 6 above the shelf H First find the corresponding D and look down the column and find the closest H which in this case is 5 75 Now go left along the row and find the corresponding Travel T In this case you will get a downward travel of approximately 26 Tips to get the Lowest Possible Bottom Position Get ...

Page 14: ...iest access 3 Unplug the power to avoid mount movement 4 Adjust the bolt shown in Figure 17 with a 1 2 open ended wrench Figure 17 Bottom Tilt Adjust Setting the Tilt in the Top Position In the top position the tilt will probably have to be adjusted to be vertical 1 Have TV on the mount 2 Drive mount all of the way to the Top Position hold until mount stops 3 Take note of the tilt 4 Drive mount to...

Page 15: ...p the mount blend in They simply hook over the Frame as shown in Figure 20 Sticky L grips are included to stick the covers to the bottom of the Frame Outlets can be installed under the covers and then the wires ran under them You may need low profile wires or an indented outlet to get it to fit though Figure 20 Put Plastic Cover On Figure 21 Ideal Outlet Placement and Plastic Cover ...

Page 16: ...original date of shipping The limited warranty is intended only for the original purchaser The warranty will be void if the mount is modified in any way or not installed correctly including overloading abuse or use for any purpose other than specified in our directions The Limited Lifetime Warranty is for indoor use For outdoor use we Warranty the mount function for 5 years Dynamic Mounting is not...

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