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IND100148-7 - Rev 06 - 16 Feb 2015 - Created by: 363

Hatteland Display AS, Stokkastrandvegen 87B, N-5578 Nedre Vats, Norway

Tel: (+47) 4814 2200 - [email protected] - www.hatteland-display.com

Important to know about LEFT and RIGHT brackets

Throughout the following installation procedure for both BRD and TMB brackets, it is important to understand the
difference between LEFT and RIGHT brackets. The Display and Panel Computer chassis are not 100% square 
boxed, but are slightly designed with a minor narrow angled chassis towards the rear (FIG1) to allow easier “drop-
in” of units into consoles. Likewise to get a correct footprint placement of the brackets, both brackets feature a slight 
angled design on the oval circled cut shaped block to compensate for this (FIG2) making LEFT and RIGHT bracket 
slightly different and naturally has to be correctly mounted.

Please ensure that LEFT and RIGHT brackets are as indicated in FIG4, and not as shown in FIG3 below.

FIG 1

Red Line straight up

Green Line indicates slight angled design of chassis

FIG 2

Location of angled block,

and seen straight from top showing slight angle

LEFT BRACKET

RIGHT BRACKET

FIG 3 - Seen from under bracket base

 Wrong mounting of LEFT / RIGHT Brackets

Indicating footprint is incorrect

FIG 4- Seen from under bracket base

Correct mounting of LEFT / RIGHT Brackets

Indicating footprint is correct

Summary of Contents for HD 12BRD SX1-A1

Page 1: ...omputer units has If unsure please contact Hatteland Display for support in choosing the correct bracket version BRD or TMB Table last updated 09 Feb 2015 Throughout 2015 the BRD HW00 versions will be...

Page 2: ...Fits Double Key Hole Chassis only Note Reference to HWxx Hardware Code can be identified by number of digits in a Display or Panel Computer serial number Each HWcode upgrade will add 10000 in value to...

Page 3: ...s into consoles Likewise to get a correct footprint placement of the brackets both brackets feature a slight angled design on the oval circled cut shaped block to compensate for this FIG2 making LEFT...

Page 4: ...unit and Mounting Brackets 1 Place the unit on a dry flat clean soft surface i e table with the glass front facing down as illustrated Connector area should be facing downwards from you 2 Inspect the...

Page 5: ...attached 7 While unit is lying flat on table check the Tilting Lock Pin position These can be pulled out by hand turned 90 FIG1 and turned back 90 until the Lock Pin automatically clicks into place b...

Page 6: ...om for Technical Drawings regarding measurements for both main unit and Mounting Brackets 1 Place the unit on a dry flat clean soft surface i e table with the glass front facing down as illustrated Co...

Page 7: ...rd and Backward angle shown below FIG1 When your desired tilting position has been achieved you need to verify that the Lock Pin are in locking position and the unit is firmly attached and does not ap...

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