Raymarine AXIOM 2 PRO, Installation Instructions Manual

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6. The second person should secure the display to the trunnion bracket by
inserting and tightening the trunnion knobs, ensuring that the ratchet
teeth are correctly engaged.
The knobs should be tightened by hand, sufficiently to prevent the
display from moving whilst your vessel is underway.
7. Route and connect necessary cables.
8.5 Flush mounting
Tools required (flush mount installations)
The following tools are recommended for flush mount installations:
1. Power drill.
2. Hole cutter (appropriate size for corner diameters of the Cut out line
identified on the supplied mounting template):
• 33.00 mm (1.30 in) — Axiom® 2 Pro 9.
• 37.00 mm (1.47 in) — Axiom® 2 Pro 12.
• 38.00 mm (1.5 in) — Axiom® 2 Pro 16.
3. Jigsaw.
4. Half round file (or sandpaper).
5. Masking/self adhesive tape.
6. Hand router with a router bit an appropriate size for the 11.50 mm (0.52 in)
corner diameter required for the flush mount rebate.
7. Marine grade sealant.
8. Drill bit 3.7 mm (
5
/
32
”) for fixing holes.
9. Pozi-drive screwdriver.
10. 7 mm wrench or small adjustable wrench.
Rear access requirements
Access to the rear of the display and mounting surface is required to surface
and flush mount the display.
Ensure there is sufficient access and space behind the mounting surface to
attach and tighten the fixings and also to connect the cables.
Preparing the mounting surface — flush mounting
Flush mounting requires the same cut out hole as surface mounting and an
additional rebate around the edge of the cut out. When the display is flush
mounted the glass/bezel will be flush with the mounting surface.
Note:
The following procedure is for preparing the mounting surface for
flush mount installations. For surface mounting details refer to:
p.47 — Preparing the mounting surface — surface mounting
Note:
Before preparing the mounting surface ensure that:
• your selected location meets the location requirements. For details refer
to: p.33 — Location requirements
• you have identified cable connections and the route that the cables
will take.
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