WARNING
- Never force screws into the display, or damage may occur.
- Never use an electric drill to secure the screws.
CAUTION: Always make sure the television is unplugged before threading any bolt
into the back panel! First find the screw holes in the television’s back, then select the
screws that fit the screw holes dimension.
IMPORTANT: If you cannot find the hardware that
fits your television, please contact your local
hardware shop.
CAUTION: Never lay the television face down on the glass, it should be tilted or
leaned against a wall or other solid surface. Laying the television face down on the
glass, may
lead to permanent damage.
CAUTION: Some televisions are heavy, please lift and place carefully. We will not be
held responsible for any accidental damage.
Gently turn the two upper screws (K) into the screw holes of the mounting head’s
aluminum panel. Carefully attach the display to the M7232 mounting arm assembly’s
pocket. Lock the mounting head to the mounting
arm tightly with the other two screws (K). Insert
the screws into the under pocket of the mounting
arm and lock them to the mounting head’s
aluminum panel with a Allen wrench (T), as shown
in fig. 4.3.
ADJUSTING THE DISPLAY
The M7232 provides a wealth of display adjustment options to offer the best viewing
from many different seating positions.
STEP 5
STEP 6
Roll control
- horizontal levelling of the display.
Grasp the edge of the display and roll it up or down into the desired position, as
shown in fig. 6.2.
Tilt
- raising or lowering the screen to improve viewing angle/picture quality.
Grasp the upper and lower edges of the display, and push or pull the display to the
desired tilt angle, as shown in fig. 6.3.
Tighten the tilt knob after you adjust the display to the desired tilt angle, as shown in
fig. 6.4.
fig. 6.1
fig. 6.2
USING CABLE MANAGEMENT
NOTE: Make sure that the cords have enough slack to allow the full movement of the
arm. Route the cords inside arms slots of the wall arm assembly (e).
OPTIONAL: Run power cord through one side of mount and signal cable through
other side to avoid interference with the signal. Lock cords into place by sliding on
the cord covers (as shown in fig. 5.1).
under pocket
