Martin VDO Face 5, User Manual

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Physical installation 17
3. See Figure 9. To fasten a stabilizer leg into a base unit, pull and twist the leg lock into the open position,
insert the leg into the base unit, and then twist the lock into the locked position so that the leg is locked
into the base unit.
4. See Figure 10. Push the supplied pins
through the holes at the edges of base
units to link base units together in a
straight line.
If you stabilize base units with one row of
stabilizer legs (as shown in Figure 8), you
can install an array of video panels up to
the heights listed in Figure 6 on page 15 if
you fasten the amount of ballast specified
in Figure 6 to the rear end of each stabilizer
leg.
If you stabilize base units with two rows of
stabilizer legs, you can install an array of
video panels up to the heights listed in
Figure 7 on page 16 if you fasten the
amount of ballast specified in Figure 7 to
the rear end of each stabilizer leg in the
back row.
5. Base units and stabilizer legs must be horizontal
when installed. Bases and legs have adjustable
feet to compensate for uneven floors.
When all base units and stabilizer legs are
fastened together in their final position (and before
you install panels), use a spirit level to check that
components are horizontal from side to side and
from front to back. See Figure 11. If necessary,
loosen locknuts
E and raise or lower feet by turning
adjustment nuts D until components are horizontal.
Then retighten locknuts E . Do not screw feet too far
out of the base units: no more than of 20 mm
(0.8 in.) of thread must be visible between the
adjustment nut
D and locknut E .
Figure 9: Locking legs into base units
Open Locked
Figure 10: Linking base units
D
Figure 11: Foot adjustment
E
D