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    INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS I nstruccion es de in stal ación I nstal lati onsanl eitu ng I nstruções de Insta lação I struzion i di install azione I nstal lati e-i nstr ucti es I nstructi ons d ´insta llat ion Large Fl at Panel Dual Arm Wa ll Mount Spanish Produ ct Des cription Germ an Product Des cription Por tuguese Product Descript ion Itali[...]

  • Page 2

    PDR S eri es Instal latio n Ins truction s 2 DISCLAIMER Mile sto ne A V Technol ogi es and i ts af filiated cor por ation s and subsi di aries ( col lect ively " Miles tone"), int end to make t hi s manu al acc urate and co mplete. H o wever , Miles tone make s no claim t hat the informat ion cont ained herein co vers all details, condi t[...]

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    Installa tion Ins tructi ons PDR S eries 3 DIMENSIONS -- cont’d 90° 32.4 7 825 11.19 284 79° MAX 84° 23° 17.71 450 27. 12 689 P DR FU LL LE FT 37. 00 940 3. 40 [86] 39.50 1003 2. 81 71 1.68 43 Ext ended Unit Depth R etracte d Highest H eight S etting Lowest He ight Se tting *The range o f adjustm ent will v ary with d ifferen t weight and dep[...]

  • Page 4

    PDR S eri es Instal latio n Ins truction s 4 LEGEND Tighte n F astener Apretar ele mento de f ijaci ón Befest igungst ei l fest ziehen Apertar fi xado r Serrar e il f issag gio Bevestigi ng vastdraai en Serrez l es fixa tions Loosen Fast ener Afloj ar element o de fij ación Befest igungst ei l lösen Desap ertar fix ador Allent are il fi ssa ggio[...]

  • Page 5

    Installa tion Ins tructi ons PDR S eries 5 TOOLS REQUIRED FOR INSTALLA TION P AR TS 7/32" (5. 5mm) #2 9/16" A (1 ) [PDR assem bl y] B (2 ) [Co ve r] C (2 ) [End cap ] D ( 2) [End c ap] E (1 ) [Adju stmen t wrench] F ( 1) [Ad ju stmen t in ser t] G ( 4) .850 x.3 93x.135 H (4) 5/16 x 3" J (12) 5-1/ 2" NOTE: List ed PSBU inter fac [...]

  • Page 6

    PDR S eri es Instal latio n Ins truction s 6 M OUNT I NSTAL LA TION Ins ta ll in g M o u nt t o W al l WARNING: IMPROPER INSTALLA TION CAN LEAD TO MOUNT F ALLING CAUSING SERIOUS PERSONAL INJ UR Y OR D AMAG E TO EQ UIP MENT! It i s th e ins tall er ’ s respons ibil ity to mak e sure t he str uctur e to which the m oun t is bein g instal l ed is ca[...]

  • Page 7

    Installa tion Ins tructi ons PDR S eries 7 Fig ure 3 Installing C overs and End Caps NOT E: The covers and end ca ps have pressure f itti ng end s that l ock i nto pla ce with each ot her. 1. Inst all cov er ( B) over the t op bracket. (Se e Figu re 4) 2. Inst all end ca ps (C and D) into t he cove r and to p brac ket. (See Figure 4) 3. Rep eat Ste[...]

  • Page 8

    PDR S eri es Instal latio n Ins truction s 8 F igur e 7 x 4 cable clam ps (J) 1 2 Cable Management WARNING: IMPROPER INSTALLA TION CAN LEAD TO SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY OR DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT! M a ke sur e cabl es do not r un thr ough pi nc h point s. 1. Loosen front and rea r ca ble c lamp s on to p arm. (See Figur e 7) 2. Threa d cabl e t ies (J ) [...]

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    Installa tion Ins tructi ons PDR S eries 9 Later al Tilt Tension A djust ment CAUTION: DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN LA TERAL TIL T ADJUSTMENT NU T . Overtight ening lateral ti l t adjust ment will c ause exc essive wea r and may dis tort ad jus tment compon ents. 1. Using a 9/ 16” wr ench (not pr ovided) , sl i ghtly t i ghten o r loos en lat eral t ilt t[...]

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    PDR S eri es Instal latio n Ins truction s 10 WARNING: The ne xt st ep will r el ease t he arm assembly from the m ount. The ar ms and plate may fa ll if y ou are no t carefu l. 3. Move t he swi ng arm assemb ly to desi red location. • Left o f Center (See F igure 12) . • Right o f Center (See Figu re 13). 4. Inst all r etaini ng pi n asse m b [...]

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    Installa tion Ins tructi ons PDR S eries 11 Removing Display from Mount 1. Remov e bolt or padl oc k fr om facep late (if us ed) . NOT E: The pin may hav e been used as a more pe rmanen t lock in g device. I f so, remov e nut and pi n and move fro m the lower hol es to t he upper h ole s. 2. Pull b ack on flag on upp er mountin g hole an d press pi[...]

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    PDR S eri es Instal latio n Ins truction s USA/In ternati ona l A 8401 E agl e Creek Par kway , Savage , MN 553 78 P 800.5 82. 6480 / 952.894 .62 80 F 877.8 94. 6918 / 952.894 .69 18 Europe A Fe llenoo rd 130 561 1 ZB EINDHOVEN, T he Netherlands P +31 (0) 40 2668620 F +31 (0) 40 2668615 As ia Pa cific A Off ice No. 1 on 12/ F , Sha tin Galler ia 18[...]