Nexus 21 L-50s Installation Instructions Manual Download Page 5

 

Types of Controls for Nexus 21 Lift Systems 

 

All Nexus 21 Lift Systems come standard with a 

wireless remote control

 and receiver. We offer a choice of two different types of 

remotes: IR and RF (both of which are explained in detail below). Our standard control type is RF, so unless you specifically requested 
the IR version when you made your purchase, you probably received the RF controls with this Lift System. The method of installation 
for each type of remote control is slightly different, so you should now identify which type of remote you have by reading below, and 
then follow the instructions for that type of remote. 
 

NOTE:

  

If you will be using the Lift with a home control system (like the ones made by companies such as Crestron or Control 4) the 

most common form of control is to WIRE IT DIRECTLY to the relays of your home control system. This direct-wire method is called 

Integration by Contact Closure

, and is accomplished by using the Contact Closure Hardware that is supplied with the IR Control Kit to 

connect the Lift to your home control system.  

 
 

Before You Begin the Installation: Identify Your Control Type 

 

 
IR (Infrared)

 

 This control option allows you to utilize a 3

rd

 party universal style remote control to raise and lower the TV Lift.  

Your universal remote will “learn” the IR codes from the provided IR Handset, which will enable you to control the lift.  The

 universal 

remote will then communicate with the “eye” located on the IR Receiver via your 3

rd

 party emitter (or flasher). Instructions for 

setting the TV Lift’s travel limit are on 

Page 30.

 

 
             

   NOTE:  

If you are NOT planning on using a 3

rd

 party Universal Remote, switch to the RF setup.  (There is no charge for swapping)   

 

 
These are the parts included with IR controls:   

 
                          
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

     

Contact Closure Hardware                  IR Receiver 

              IR Handset              Height Limit Insert 

      

 
 
 
RF (Radio Frequency)

 

This system utilizes a wireless remote control handset that sends a radio signal to the RF Receiver. The 

radio signal can go through cabinet walls and does not require line-of-sight. Instructions for setting the Lift System travel limit are on 
Page 30.

 

  

TIP:

 Planning to integrate the TV Lift with 

your UNIVERSAL REMOTE CONTROL? The RF version of the Nexus 21 controls won’t do it. Switch to IR.

 

 

These are the parts included with RF controls:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

               

Backup Switch                 RF Receiver 

            RF Handset 

           Height Limit Insert 

Integration by Contact Closure

 

 To direct-wire the TV Lift controls to a home control system (Crestron, Control 4, AMX, etc.) 

you will use the Contact Closure Hardware

. You won’t use any Nexus 21 receiver or handset for this

 type of control because you will 

use the handset or control pad that comes with your home control system.  

Instructions for setting up the System using Contact 

Closure are on “

Page 31

”.

 

 

Summary of Contents for L-50s

Page 1: ...TV Lift System Model L 50s Installation Instructions...

Page 2: ...gram shown on Supplemental Page A at the end of this document Before beginning assembly and installation please make sure that you have all items included on the list If any parts are missing or damag...

Page 3: ...teen 18 10 x THWS Truss Head Wood Screw 9 One 1 Small Hex Key 4mm 10 One 1 Large Hex Key 7 32 11 Four 4 Universal Lid Catches 12 One 1 Large Assorted TV Hardware Pack 13 Two 2 Threaded Tapered Pins 14...

Page 4: ...o not expose parts to rain or other liquids 11 Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched 12 Keep all documentation 13 Heed all warnings 14 Clean only with a dry cloth 15 Refer all service...

Page 5: ...r universal remote will learn the IR codes from the provided IR Handset which will enable you to control the lift The universal remote will then communicate with the eye located on the IR Receiver via...

Page 6: ...ill be a minimum of 30 25 up to a maximum of 42 25 with the Top Support Brackets in the highest position Reference the dimensional drawing for more information About the Cabinet Lid Cabinet Top SAFETY...

Page 7: ...ft 3 Assembling and Installing TV Mounting System 4 Important Information About the Floating Lid 5 Installing the Tapered Pins in the Floating Lid 6 Installing the Lid Catch 7 Setting a Height Limit 8...

Page 8: ...olumn Base Mount Column Clamp Extension Column Clamp Base 4 6 x16 FHMS 2 10 x THWS Step 1 Attach the Lift Column to the Base Mount using the 4 6 x 16 FHMS Ensure the pigtail for the Lift Column is fac...

Page 9: ...the Column Clamp Extension around the front of the Lift Column and place it right below the slots located on the left and right side of the Lift Column Step 3 Fasten the Base Mount to both the bottom...

Page 10: ...the top of the Lift Column Step 8 Connect the other end of the 2 5m Motor Cable to the Interface Cable connect the Interface Cable to Port 1 on the Control Box then connect the headphone jack from th...

Page 11: ...wer receptacle Step 12 Using the Wired Backup Switch or IR Receiver press the DOWN button once then press and hold it again for 5 seconds to Initialize the Lift System Note You will hear or see the li...

Page 12: ...el Hardware Pack Use the four mounting locations that are marked with dots on the Screen Support Step 14a Split the Swivel into two pieces by pulling on the Upper Section while holding the Lower Secti...

Page 13: ...of the TV to the center of the VESA this is the distance the center of the Screen Back Plate will need to be from the Top Support Brackets Step 16 Measure the Interior Height of the Cabinet and subtra...

Page 14: ...e bottom and top of the TV with the slots facing toward the top of the TV 3 Using the four 4 Square Multi Mount washers and the TV mounting screws selected from the bag attach and tighten the hardware...

Page 15: ...e Lift System by hanging the Vertical Mounting Bars on the Screen Back Plate Step 22 Insert the Screen Locks into the lower section of hooks the rest right below the Screen Back Plate and fasten them...

Page 16: ...his option assumes that you have cut out part of your cabinet top customizing it to the size of your TV That cut out lid then sits on the Top Plate of the Lift System held in place by the Taper Pins a...

Page 17: ...ct the lift by pressing the DOWN button on the Remote or Wired Backup Switch Note If you need to stop the lift at any point tap the UP button to stop it Step 24 Place the Cabinet Lid on top of the Top...

Page 18: ...7 Remove the Lid and drill two holes deep in the two marked positions using a 7 32 drill bit Step 28 Thread the provided Tapered Pins into the holes using a phillips screwdriver Note Glue can be used...

Page 19: ...ep 30 Run the lift down then up to test and ensure the position of the lid is correct If the position of the pins are off loosen the nuts for Pin Nests located on the underside of the lid and position...

Page 20: ...install a Lid Catch A Lid Catch functions similar to a manhole cover in the it catches lid allowing the Lift System to breakaway and allow gravity to ensure the lid sits flush A few examples of this a...

Page 21: ...on either the Control Box or RF Receiver 4 Fully retract the lift by pressing the DOWN button and extend it again to test the position About Lower Limits You cannot set a lower limit on any of our Lif...

Page 22: ...22...

Page 23: ...23 Supplemental Page C Connect the Lift to Home Control System...

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