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725-32008 Acrylic PING))) Stand w/Hardware
v1.0 11/22/2011 Page 1 of 1
Acrylic PING))) Stand w/Hardware (#725-32008)
This handy stand, made of smoke-colored 0.220” thick acrylic, makes it easy to mount a
PING)))
TM
Ultrasonic Distance Sensor (#28015) to your project. Mounting hardware included.
Packing
List
(1) Acrylic PING))) Stand
(2) 1/16” Nylon spacers (#700-00015)
(2) 1/4” Nylon spacers (713-00005)
(2) #4-40x5/8” black pan head screws (#710-00035)
(2) #6-32x1/2” socket-head screws (#713-00033)
Additional Items Required
Small Phillips screwdriver
7/32” ball-end hex key (#725-00021)
PING))) Ultrasonic Distance Sensor (#28015)
3-wire F/F Extension Cable
(10-inch, #805-00001; 14-inch #805-00002)
Assembly Instructions
Step 1: Remove the protective paper from both sides of the Acrylic PING))) stand and lay it
etched-side down on a smooth, flat surface.
Step 2: Place a 1/16” spacer onto
each of the screws, and then insert the
screws through the PING))) sensor’s
PCB. Slide a 1/4” nylon spacer onto
each screw on the other side of the
PCB and then place the assembly onto
the backside of the acrylic stand. The
screws will cut their own threads as
you screw them in with a small Phillips
screwdriver. Make them snug, but do
not over-tighten.
Step 3: Pre-drill two holes into the
platform that you want to mount your
acrylic PING))) stand to. The mounting
holes are spaced 1.75” apart. The #6-32
x 1/2” long cap screws will extend about
1/4” into your platform. Depending on
the platform, you may wish to drill a
through hole, and secure with a washer
and nut (not included in this kit). For a
cleaner installation, simply drill a slightly
under-sized hole (such as with a #36 bit),
and have the screws cut their own
threads as you twist them into your
platform.
Step 4: Connect the cable to the PING))) sensor, and to your control board. Be sure to
observe proper polarity, as shown in the PING))) sensor’s documentation (#28015).
